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The bell shall ring, it is a matter of time.

Greed is the greatest enemy of human beings

Ashiwaju's trouble started when he forcefully imposed himself and his entire family on Lagos state politics, and when he intentionally betrayed CPC party.

You can stop the rain for sometime, but you can never stop it forever. Ashiwaju's time is around the corner.

1. He bleaches
2. He's hated by his own folks
3. He's jobless
4. He's completely incompetent
5. He may be picked up by EFCC at anytime.

Yeah, my belly must be very big to have a bad belle.
Oga, if you don't have anything constructive to discuss, please turn off your computer. No be by force.

Can you stand before him and say it without the fear of getting bleached by force?

I think Sergent Akala will be completely paranoid to stand in front of Big B.

He is currently jobless, and obviously has no skills, so frustrating Ajimobi may not be a bad idea or gig to keep him busy.

Nobody is asking him not to talk, but it just looks f00lish when you run around with 2 days old shit in your pant and still have the audacity to critize a garbage truck.

And so?
Do I look like I'm scared of Akala?

I predict that Akala will not stop. This will go on for the next 4 years if he isn't captured by EFCC very soon.

Akala is definitely not my cup of tea.
But what do you guys expect from him? This is nothing but pure politics; right or wrong, Akala is doing what a good politician suppose to be doing.
This is Ibadan people we are talking about. It doesn't take much to turn them against anything. These are the same people that made it clear during last election that no 2 terms governor in Ibadan and that was exactly what happened. These are the same people that worshiped and followed Adedibu until he died. One has to be careful dealing with this group of people, they play a totally different ball game. They are not Lagos people and definitely not Ogun state people, they are from a land where Amala can do miracle.

My advise for Ajimobi is not to totally ignore Akala's comments (right or wrong), no need to present himself as classy and educated, no need to be a gentle man. It won't work in Ibadan. He needs to continue to be loyal to Ibadan people and go head on to tackle Akala blow to blow. Or else pretty soon Ibadan people we start saying this guy (Ajimobi) is not better than what we were getting (Akala).

Akala's one and only job is to do whatever needs to be done to frustrate Ajimobi and turn him against Ibadan people. And this strategy is called "good Politics". It works all the time.

A total home run.
You sound like a political analyst.

Akala reminds me of Sarah Palin of United State of America. As stup1d and hopeless Sarah Palin could be, she is still one individual democrat party in United States doesn't want to face during election.

I think Akala knows what he's doing. He may sound ridiculous, but at this point the dude has nothing to lose.
A hopeless man planting seeds may not be a bad idea. Nobody knows what could come out of these seeds. Ajimobi must continue with his great job, but must also fight back. Fighting is part of politics in Ibadan. The biggest warrior usually comes up with the elephant head.

And Ajimobi also needs to come correct and focus more on serving those people that have elected him to the office. Sitting like a sack of beans in the middle of court room in Abuja makes him look like a sycophant and not a leader with quality attributes.

Mr. Akala, why not just grab bleaching cream and do what you do best? Stop this f00lishness, you're contradicting everything you stand for and looking very bad out there.

I'm sure that Governor Ajimobi has learned from his mistake. I personally still believe that he will deliver. He has surrounded himself with good people. I hope Ibadan people will let this one go and move forward to good and better things.
Apart from Abuja and a couple of other spots in the north, Ibadan happens to be one of my favorite cities.

^^^^^ lol
I will have to replace my signature with this if you allow me.

@eko ile

to be sincere with you,i love asiwaju to the bone and will remain a loyalist of whatever party he belongs till i die.basewd on that i believe we are on the same side.but the fact remains i have to be objective when i need to be.besides i didnt condemn ajimobi for going to abuja.i only said if i were his adviser,i would have advised him against it.

Its true the state didn't grind to a halt because he spent a few hours away.like i stated earlier,humans are entities that are controlled mainly be emotion.thats the reason you see a lot of people condemning his action.

You mentioned akala going to bode george's thanksgiving while doctor's were on strike.the fact you are saying it at all tells me you are condemning that action.in case you haven't realised,that action of akala and many others account for why ajimobi could win.what's good for ghana is good for uganda so if i would criticize a PDP governor for doing that,i should criticize my party member when he does same.

I can remember when bill clinton was president,Mr. Rodham,his in-law was on his sick bed dying of cancer and he and hilary rushed down to be with him,rodham,who by the way was a hard core republican reminded clinton that he would love him to stay because his staying would give the republicans a weapon to use against him.after that,he practically ordered bill to get back on airforce 1 and get back to washington.he died fw days later.same scenario played itself out when ron howard,chairman of the democratic party at the time died in a plane crash.even when bill's mother was dying of cancer,he couldnt be with her.according to him,those were the painful sacrifices he had to make to be a leader.

Despite all this,i believe ajimobi must have had his own reasons for being there.i just want to sate clearly that if it had been a PDP governor,i would have been openly critical of this action and am sure you would have been as well

A respectful way to school an empty-headed. Bravo!

I think Nigeria will be a better country as soon as we start voting for people and not for party. We should move away from this senseless party addiction thay has never taken us or Nigeria anywhere.

We are a better nation when we think with out brains and not only what we are eating or what we want to eat.
I'm proud to reveal that I am PDP, AC N and CPC.
Don't be a jack @@s stand up for what is right.

I despise Akala more than sh1t, but it takes common sense and uncompromising love for our country to immediately set Akala aside and focus more on the content of the message. It is never about PDP or AC N or CPC, it is all about our country Nigeria.

Leadership is truely not for everybody. Again I am deeply disappointed in Ajimobi, he should have known better.

It is also very disturbing to discover that some us still find it difficult to see what is wrong with Ajimobi's despicable action. It is important. To completely understand our roles as leaders.
If we can not understand basic roles of a leader, I wonder if there is any hope among us.

This is nothing but indication of lack of competent leaders in Nigeria.
I expected a bit more from Ajimobi.

No condition is permanent.
Let us thank God for all he has done for us.

I wish the Abiolas well.

While Ajimobi was shedding tears over Tinubu in Abuja, Governor Fasola of Lagos who should probably be the Chief mourner was attending to his official duties in Lagos.

As much as I want to agree with this statement, the dude that is vomiting this rubbish needs to clean up his @@s well well before he comes out to point out where the bad smell is coming from.

Let us forget Akala, the messenger for a minute and focus more on the content of the message.

Ibadan is in the midst of flood crisis, the people of Ibadan are still mostly traumatized from the aftermath of this flood. As we speak their houses are still being demolished.
Furthermore, a few loved ones are still yet to be found; and for Governor Ajimobi to leave his post to go over to Abuja to simply kiss @@s is a profound despicable accomplishment.

As much as I like and support this dude, I think his action has not only sent a wrong message to the new generation (new politicians), but also displaced him as a weak leader who does not have the capability or stamina to stand up for his country, what is right and not just for some old cargo crook godfather.
His action has left me with no other choice, but to ask whether this governor is a true leader or a psychophant follower?

In spite of his ridiculous action, I still hope that he has brought the change the people of Ibadan need and deserve.

And who can blame them? There is a simple reason why they are called fans.
Hence, ain't nothing wrong with them hoping for the best.

Tinubu completely understands what is about to irrupt, but his fans are still in fantasy island.
What is here is not foreign accts alone.

We shall all see.

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Sorry guy, no discussion with a jejune fellow

I guess Mr. Jonathan never forgave Tinubu for calling him a 'drunk fisherman'

I think what is going on here is a bit bigger that Jonathan.

If you are married or have ever married, you will know that a wife is not supposed to be behind her husband.

So I don't see anything wrong with the picture.

Let me ask you, to you, is it supposed to be GEJ, wife, ADC, etc or GEJ, ADC, Wife, Others, or WIFE, GEJ, ACD, Other?

Be honest to say the most appropriate position.

Totally disagree.

Too much sentiment. I guess, this is why we are yet to discover a true leader to take us to the promised land.
As a leader of a nation your wife should be behind you or next to you; especially on an official trip where you're representing your country .

And because your wife (sweet heart) is behind you doesn't mean you love her less. It simply means you have an idea of what your job description entails

Nigerians elected you and not your wife.

Hmmmmmm I'm sure they fly a lot to Yankee so they are "no big deal" The lifestyles of the politicians & Celebrities are just so identical

It is either you're another certified bushgirl or you're just straight up fool1sh.
Celebrities mostly represent themselves or their organizations, First family represents a country.
And it isn't about being a big deal or not, it is all about being exposed, completely educated, comporting yourself with dignity and having enough common sense to leave madam Patience at home.
You can not polish a pair of sneakers; it is what it is, our first lady should be left in Bayelsa

make una quote me on this, nothing will happen to Tinubu. Papa Jona and all the PDP put together no get the balls to ruffle Tinubu.

I share the same conclusion with you. In fact, the goal is not to get rid of Tinubu, but to simply slow him down by clipping his wings. When this happens, Fashola will govern Lagos state a bit more effectively and other knowledgeable/ educated Nigerians within ACN party will have a chance to voice their opinion without being intimidated.
I think pretty soon, Tinubu's struggle will move away from PDP and reside within ACN party.
Something is also certain, Tinubu's family members will mostly not openly contest for any position during the next election; I think he has learned his lesson.

Your GEJ is playing a game that will consume him. Tinubu's case is a small case to his own. He never declared his asset from Bayelsa to Aso Rock. He is allowing the politicians in the PDP to push him. What goes around will surely come around to him.

In a normal circumstance, this is true, but in Nigeria things are done totally differently.

@GBAWE:
I can not blame you for doing what a loyal fan should be doing. There is absolutely nothing wrong with keeping hope alive, but when I speak, it is always necessary to check the root of my post before opposing my comments. This root is pretty much exhaustive.
Tinubu is currently not a happy man, he's completely flustered.