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Lagosbynature:
oya you that live in Daura tell me which presidential candidates has started campaign, and where have they been to?

When you get back to Nigeria, use Google. It's free

Lagosbynature:
You’re dumb. No presidential candidates has started campaign, only sowore alone. Do ya research. Don’t be clueless

Oga, it seems you live in ghana

2019: 20 Political Parties to Form Coalition with Olawepo-Hashim

Presidential candidate of the Peoples Trust (PT) in the next general election, Mr. Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim, yesterday revealed that no fewer than 20 political parties are teaming up with his party to back his presidential aspiration.

The candidate stated this yesterday while addressing journalists when a former presidential aspirant of the African Democratic Party (ADP), Matbias Sado, announced his defection to the party.

Olawepo-Hashim, said his party would soon unveil the identities of the 20 party coalitions, adding that in the next few days the country would get to see the details.

Sado, at a press conference in Abuja, said he decided to support and collaborate with Olawepo-Hashim to rescue “Our bleeding nation from the incompetence of the All Progressive Congress-led administration under President Muhammadu Buhari.”

He called on President Buhari to step down on account of his inability to give better life to Nigerians.

According to Sado, “I have studied the mission statement of Mr. Olawepo-Hashim and his commitment to the task of rescuing Nigeria. His immense capacity to engender trust and the audacity of his promise to transform Nigeria into a $4-trillion dollars economy are fundamental.”

He said he would submit his document and political structures to Olawepo-Hashim in the joint task of working to realise a batter Nigeria.

He urged the PT presidential candidate to reach out to other like-minded patriots in order to build a formidable and credible third force that would defeat the APC and the PDP in the 2019 general election.

Olawepo-Hashim commended the magnanimity and sense of patriotism of Sado, assuring him of his commitment to bring everybody to the negotiating table to build a better Nigeria.

He said the destiny of Nigeria was to be a great country, adding that “this is the hour of realisation.”

According to him, “We are committed to uniting ourselves to be able to unite Nigeria and I can assure you that in the next few days, we are going to witness more of this collaboration around my candidature.”

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/12/03/2019-20-political-parties-to-form-coalition-with-olawepo-hashim/%3famp

festuskol:
But fela Durotoye was the presidential aspirant selected by all the PACT members now. PACT is not one person, it is a coalition of several presidential aspirants and that has been done Fela was selected? So this new propaganda is just a joke. Why not Pay other people to endorse why you sha dey follow fela for back like this?

The least you can do is to educate yourself.

Pact was convened by one person. Mathias Tsado. He reached out to other aspirants to explore possibility of working together, but the effort didn't yield desired result.

It is the same person who has now endorsed Hashim

Breaking News

APC governorship candidate, Abdulrazaq Abdulrahman's banner surfaces in Saraki's family house in Agbaji.

Kwara Must Change

zone51:
Who Initiated PACT??

Mathias Tsado. He just endorsed Olawepo Hashim

Gradually, both Buhari and Atiku will be sent parking

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Goh

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Breaking: Convener of PACT, endorses Olawepo Hashim for President

The Convener of Presidential Aspirants Coming Together (PACT) and Presidential Aspirant of Action Democratic Party (ADP) Engr. Mathias Tsado has endorsed Presidential Candidate of People's Trust (PT), Mr Olawepo Hashim.

Mathias Tsado endorsed Hashim today at a press conference in Abuja.

Tsado also called on all other young candidates to support Hashim, as he his the most capable, ready and qualified candidate to lead Nigeria out of the current situation.

https://mrrightsng..com/2018/12/breaking-convener-of-pact-endorses.html?m=1

12 people, including women and children dead, as canoe capsized on River Niger

Mr Rights has learnt that a canoe carrying 18 passengers yesterday, 1st December 2018, capsized in River Niger, Choppy water, at Edu local government area of Kwara State, Nigeria.

An eye witness told Mr Rights that, the incident happened around 10am, as the canoe was carrying people from Edu local government area of Kwara State to Niger State.

According to the eye witness, not long after the canoe left Central Chewuru port in Edu local government of Kwara State, the canoe capsized and only 4, out of the 16 passengers made it out alive.

""The boat was carrying 16 people, including men and women, some even with children" the source said, adding that they were going to freedom ceremony at Niger state.

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https://mrrightsng..com/2018/12/12-people-including-women-and-children.html?m=1

odduduwa:
please endeavour to split Yoruba vote that is the only useful thing you will do for us as an afonja

No need to split vote. All the votes will be for Hashim

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harkandey:
this man was only popular on social networks, my people in South west don't even know if there's other political party except apc and pdp.

he should just use he's campaign funds for something else.

Hashim is more popular at the grassroots than online

He only started engaging online recently. Go to any suburb area here in Abuja, Hashim is the man to beat

2019 Presidency: Olawepo-Hashim on the rise against Buhari,Atiku -New Data

https://mrrightsng..com/2018/12/2019-presidency-olawepo-hashim-on-rise.html?m=1


Of the 73 presidential candidates for 2019 race, three are neck and neck in social media engagements by Nigerians, new social media data have revealed.

According to the data, distilled from Facebook in particular, in the last 72 Hours, the trio of Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress, Abubakar Atiku of the Peoples Democratic Party and Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim of the People's Trust are in the frontline in that order.

The data revealed a new development in the race as Olawepo-Hashim has surpassed other third force contenders to emerge the closest challenger to Buhari and Atiku.

The other 70 candidates were far behind the three leading candidates especially on Facebook engagements where the bulk of Nigerians voters are known to be actively involved.

Facebook was used for the rating as it represents a diversity of active voters across the occupational and professional lines.

Facebook's geographical spread and acceptability also make it a good tool.

While Buhari and Atiku are leading, their engagement figures have been going down in the last few hours.

Olawepo-Hashim's figure is however on the rise while other third force candidates are far below the top contenders in the rating.

Specifically, the likes of Oby Ezekwezili, Kingsley Moghalu, Fela Durotoye and others recorded very low engagements from Nigerian Facebook users, which measure how voters interact with candidates on their personal campaign pages.

In the engagements' data, Buhari has 27+ ,000 while Atiku has 17+,000. Olawepo-Hashim came third with 15+,000.

Other third force candidates were distances away from the three leading candidates, with Durotoye having 7+,000 while Kingsley Moghalu having 3+,000.

Segun Asaolu of Public Opinion poll, affiliated with NOI polls, said the use of data from Facebook added a level of credibility to the rating ,adding "on Facebook, you have the real voters-artisans as well as professionals.

"If the data had relied on Twitter, it would have been an unreliable measure of voters' engagements with the candidates. Facebook data fairly represent the voters. I however think the review has to be a continous exercise as data inflow changes every now and then",he said.

On what the data in question imply, Asaolu said "Olawepo-Hashim is climbing on voters' engagements while Buhari and Atiku appear static despite leading the pack.

"Other candidates are not in reckoning as their data are not just low but also declining. But like I said, the tracking has to be done every now and then," Mr Asaolu said.


https://mrrightsng..com/2018/12/2019-presidency-olawepo-hashim-on-rise.html?m=1

ChiefAzubuike:
When I checked your profile , I saw this...(screenshot below). So I ask you again, how many time have you been denied visa? Coz your hatred for the U.S ain't ordinary. Either you've been bitterly denied visa severally , or you're a Taliban or you've just chosen to suffer for life. Or maybe you're a citizen of north Korea.

You actually need to check yourself. Low self esteem is written all over you and I feel very pity for you.

May the almighty help elevate your esteem so that you can see how rich and worthy you are as a Nigerian

capitalzero:
smart people that keep electing likes of buhari with no history of any personal achievement that is recognized internationally.

Remember, U.S elected Trump

15. The cold Winters

The winter cold feels miserable. A lot of people have learned to deal with it, but many still haven't gotten used to it. The cold is bitingly painful even if you're bundled up. It affects travel (when it snows) and people don't like being social. Nigeria don’t have things like this and its great not to.

14. Nigerians are more friendly and accommodating

Nigerians are created to love the world. Yes, created to be lovely. It doesn’t matter if you have nothing to offer Nigerians; they are still willing to make you feel as much comfortable as they can. This doesn’t happen in America. Even your friends and family will only treat you based on what they can get from you and the amount you can put on the table.

13. Work/Life Balance

A big thing that people deal with in the States is the culture of work work work. You can be making good money, but you work ALL the time and have little time to enjoy your home and possessions. Google and read up on the 'culture of work in America'. Most other countries have more holidays, more paid time off, more leisure, especially in Nigeria, you can enjoy good balance of both work and play. The culture in America is to go to school, get a job and work work work for someone else and retire.

12. Nigeria doesn't suffer from natural disasters

America is a home to several natural disasters, particularly hurricane, which are given different names, most popular of which is hurricane Catherina. Nigeria doesn’t have anything like this