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Itsrm:Most people who grow up in Lagos usually do not want to leave. Myself , each time I leave Lagos I always look forward to getting back to the city as soon as possible |
Theflint1:I like u; u've done well by putting a caveat that "at least from what u know". Now that's a good way of putting one's opinion out without necessarily generalizing. |
iamoyindamola:Na professor o. He even studied in Cambridge and Oxford sef. Chai! smh |
Amoto94:If u have the exact figures released to him, please share with us. |
iamoyindamola:The guy is a disgrace to the academics. Smh. Nonsense professor |
CrystalTiger:E reach to para bro. How does one make an announcement to Nigerians, released press release and still go ahead to address the whole world on the electoral process and procedures only to do the exact opposite? I've seen some foolishness being parotted about online with some people claiming he outsmarted PDP that had planned to hack the server. I call it foolishness because if he wanted to do that, he should've addressed everyone of us the way he did when he promised to transmit results electronically in real time. He owed us that. He didn't just get 300 billion naira just to whatever comes to his mind at the die minute. He just no rate us except his paymasters |
afrodoc2:The guy is just so annoying 🤬 He has succeeded in making a whole lot of people lose hope in any electoral process in the future. I don't think I will ever vote in any Nigerian election again 🚶♂️ |
Mahmood Yakubu really shiiit for church mehn! 🤦♂️! Normally this man supposed dey jail https://www.instagram.com/reel/CpUNSaWD_pl/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= |
liveLongNprospa:You see bro, the problem this present generation is they do not read! The good old days of newspapers and magazines, u don't need to travel out of Ur own locality to know people within Ur tribe travel far and wide. U will see newspapers and magazines with columns and articles focusing on a particular set of people, their way of live, their choice of travel destinations and where u can find them in large numbers outside ther region/home state. I didn't even leave Lagos to know Ejigbo people of Osun State have a community is Ivory Coast. I read it in the papers. I read about the igbo community in Equatorial Guinea in the papers. Now we have the Internet that makes people have access to such information easily but we would not use it for learning, na to just troll and project our biases on people. 🤦♂️ |
emmaodet:Na everybody dey travel abroad bro, people just have different places abroad they prefer traveling to. Igbos prefer Asian countries, Yorubas prefer UK, USA, etc while Edo people prefer Italy, Eastern Europe, etc. |
iamoyindamola:It's just annoying when people make it seem like they have a bird's eye view of what is happening in every part of Nigeria and start making points based on that. There are Yorubas who own filling stations, bakeries, eateries in the north. The cost of living in that part of the country is cheaper and nobody taxes them to death or rent properties to them at exorbitant prices cos they are non indigenes. People will always travel and live in areas where they feel they are more welcome. Igbos are in Lagos cos they feel they are much welcome here. Cubana has two clubs/lounge in Lagos; one on the island and the other in Ikeja. He pays tax to Lagos state government like every other persons nd nobody goes to disturb his business. That's why I say make all these people wey dey parrot these tribal narratives hustle and make money like their brothers and enjoy life instead of having a defeatist mentality that anybody is after them. |
emmaodet:What u should be saying is different ethnic groups In Nigeria have their own specific areas outside their regions they prefer traveling to. Go to places like Yauri, Zuru in Kebbi and u will practically see Osun state and Oyo State indigenes speaking Yoruba freely on the street. The same in some parts of southern Kaduna. Go to Abidjan in Ivory coast and u will see Yorubas from Ejigbo In Osun State conversing in Yoruba in large numbers like it's the official language. There are Hausa speaking who flood Lagos and even have communities in places like Agege, Okokomaiko, Shibiri, etc. There's even Kano street In ebute mẹta Lagos mainland. Igbo's like to travel to the north to trade and also to other parts of south to trade. They also travel abroad to Asian countries like China, India, Malaysia etc. No be must say Yorubas must flood the east before u believe they travel oustide their region. U can only speak of what u know about, stop generalising and making it look like Ur own point of view is the S.I unit of judging a whole tribe |
emmaodet:The bold is totally untrue! My uncle ( my father's younger brother) has been living in Port Harcourt, Rivers state since I can remember. He married an indigene in 1998 and myself and the rest of our family were there live in Port Harcourt in 1998. I watched most of the France 1998 world cup in port Harcourt. Need I tell u that my family is a typical Yoruba family that has both Christians and Muslims in the family line. My grandma is a core Muslim but never objected to him marrying a south southerner who is a christain and even didn't have issues with my uncle when he converted to Christianity. My grandma loved her daughter-in-law like her own daughter despite not speaking same language. Make Una stop these myopic narrative una dey drop ; it does nothing but wants to make those of us who are reasonable to want to join in the tribal rofo rofo fight una dey mong around. FYI: My uncle still live In Rivers State till date and he owns properties there just like Igbo's, Hausas, Ibibios, Efiks etc own properties In Lagos. Itsrm is even a Yoruba man and he lives in Rivers state as well. |
Emaprince:This na another angle ![]() While person wey supposed go work early tomorrow go dey have sleepless night dey follow Sean drag, Sean go dey catch cruise while him dey press for one side all through the night. 🤣 |
Itsrm:Tha k u for this info. I get person wey wan gimme 15k cash tomorrow and I still dey contemplate if I really need it. Na to just collect am, palm am dey observe for now. |
airmark:Person wey dey somewhere dey smoke loud inside him room dey talk say when shiiit hit the fan 🤣 |
Realmrsean:Sean talk true, can a guy who doesn't speak Igbo language win popular votes to rule in Imo state? Nobody said he can't contest ; in fact he's already contesting that's why we are discussing about him now. The point we arr making is he won't get the votes of artisans, market women, meat Sellers, elderly people and people who have not been to school but have PVC to vote in an election. Now let's switch states and also think if such person can also win in Sokoto, Jigawa, Anambra, Enugu, etc when he doesn't speak the language of the people he intends to govern. |
larride:Please share when u come across it. Make the guy just go dey act comedy with Lateef Adedimeji then 😄 |
There are enough Igbo's who are multi landlords in places like Ajao Estate, Palm Avenue, palmgroove estates, Heliconia Estate Yaba, Lekki phase 1 & 2, Parkview estate etc. Some even own streets and nobody dey bother them. They pay land use charge like every other Lagos homeowner, pay income tax and get access to the normal facilities every other Lagosian has access to. Just hustle and be like them. No dey get defeatist mentality say everybody dey against u cos of Ur tribe. |
larride:If that's true, then he's successfully demarketed himself all by himself. I wish him luck. 🤣 |
raumdeuter:The funny thing is Demola speaks Yoruba, English and Igbo language. That was why I pointed it out that Gbadebo's dad didn't try for him. I've seen videos of children born and raised in the UK, USA who speak the language of their parents. Such children are already prepared for whatever political part they want to take in the future by their parents. I just can't imagine Gbadebo trying to address meat Sellers or oke-arin market women association. |
The point is ; Kano and Kaduna arr cosmopolitan states where u will find southerners in large numbers in the north. In fact let's put it this way; Ganduje and Late Ajimobi's children Fatima and Abiola are married to each other . If tomorrow their offspring decides to contest for governor in Kano and all he can speak is English and cut and join Hausa ; it's clear as day that he/she won't even win party primaries in the state. You have to be able to speak the language most of Ur electorates speak. Without it u will never connect with the people u are governing. This doesn't even have anything to do with tribalism; it's just common sense. |
Realmrsean:Wetin do Ur main account Sean my guy? ![]() |
Itsrm:Personally I'm not happy with Sanwoolu role in how the ENDSARS issue shaped out and then how he's been doing slow and steady in terms of infrastructure unlike his predecessors, but then all the options wey opposition parties dey bring no be am at all. I guess I will be like u this governorship election; I no dey vote anybody. I go dey my house; whoever ends up being the governor I no get issue with am. Nothing wey state government dey do for me before. |
Itsrm:The funny thing be say Jandor + Gbadebo no reach one person ![]() Both of them would still not be able to sack APC in Lagos state contesting under PDP. I've always maintained that PDP in Lagos is a very unserious party that plays for 3 and half years and once it's months to election period they just pop up, start printing posters and doing yeye campaign that will take them nowhere. I'm one of the people that had hoped for a change of Guard in Lagos state cos I believe whatever apc is doing in Lagos can be improved upon. However I've learnt not to delude myself into believing Lagos PDP is the vehicle to effect such change. When PDP was controlling the Center it had looked possible but now it's far fetched. Now all they do is prop up lightweight candidates with no serious path way to victory. Make dem just dey play. |
47c3ee:U are a joke man; they should tell u at parties.
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raumdeuter:That's where the problem is. He will always have to deal with Artisans, market women and most people in the I formal sector as much as he relates with the formal sector. He will have to address the elderly and unlettered population. Speaking through an interpreter or his cut and join Yoruba will just not achieve much. What he's trying to do is just like a son of a northern elite going to Kano to contest for the governorship seat without speaking Hausa language or a son of one of the billionaires In Anambra trying to contest for the governorship seat without speaking Igbo language. Make the guy just go rest. He's not even going to give Sanwoolu any sleepless night. They don't even need to run propaganda against him, he's doing justice to that by himself |
airmark: nihilistjnr:The guy no get good advisers at all. The good thing is I don't think he has spent much money in the electioneering process, so he doesn't have much losses to count. I guess he learn his lessons and move on |
GloriousGbola:I think the guyman was actually supposed to Jandor's deputy in PDP ; I no know the trailer wey pass their middle before he had to go chart his own course. I believe labour gave him ticket because of his surname. He comes from a very deep rooted Lagos family that are very successful with his great and grand relatives having occupied key political posts in the past. Na that name dem fall for. |
A001:I'm not really sure whether they still do it, but I know the other one which was passed into law ; conducting all activities in Lagos state schools In yoruba language every Wednesday is still very much in force. In fact teachers and Lagos state civil servants are mandated to rock traditional attire that day |
afrodoc2:More like Lateef Adedimeji trying to play the role of "Ndukwe" in his comic roles 🤣 |
A001:Exactly |
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