₦airaland Forum

Bontafa:

Okayyyyyyyyyyyyyy.

Who put buhari for seat ?

Moh247:
This one Na still juvenile... Lol when you are 18 you go see eyes wey dey breast

Moh247:
Yes breast have two eyes

If you know you know Zombidients

Moh247:



But the breast was the ones looking and pointing at him


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cherishmichael:
This northerners think Nigeria belongs to them, don't worry very sorry soon it will enter you guys very well.

DaddyFabooluz:
My foundation team and I will be giving out a cash prize of N1million to empower a Nigerian who gets this question right.

Question:

Which popular Nigerian politician is richer than the American president but was only able to donate 24 loaves of bread and 10 blankets to flood victims of over 2000 people?

Send your answer to:

Zone 2, FCT zombie monitoring unit,
P O Box 419
IPOB
+2348146755333

seunmsg:
It is too early to cry, buddy. Save the tears till after the election in February.

OsunOriginal:
It is clear Tinubu is the candidate to beat in both Lagos and Kano. The recent endorsement by various organizations in Kano corroborates this. Of course, Lagos is Tinubu and Tinubu is Lagos.

These two cities have the highest voters in the country - Lagos has 7m voters while Kano registered 6m voters. Whoever controls these cities definitely has an advantage which puts him far ahead of the other contenders. Given that most states in SW will follow the direction Lagos chooses, Kano will also influence the direction of votes in NW. Again, these are the largest voting blocks in the country.

Should we start congratulating Tinubu ahead of the election?

Afamed:
The Pandora fraud has no idea about governance .Just jumping from 1 media house to another

arewaboy01:
As e day pain them …E dy sweet us ..

Tinubuwins2023e:
This is sacrilegious
How far you compare a clown with legends?
Are you ok?

AcuraZDX:
"I was the first Governor ever in Nigeria to approach @UNHABITAT on urban renewal"

- Peter Obi (on Arise TV)

We’ve been hearing of Lagos Masterplan but nobody has been able to point to this

There are levels to this leadership thing.

https://twitter.com/ChudeMedia/status/1584512336517160960?t=GsPp2hIhhNtLh2V6KAABOg&s=19[/quote]Agbadorites, Jagabandits and SWAGALians have not been able to show us the Lagos masterplan by the Emilokan drug lord because as far as we are concerned, the only masterplan on ground is the empowerment of thugs, Agberos making the state the second most unliveable city in the world

lhordspy:
Rivers, Oyo, Enugu , Abia, and Benue all open for grab.

While Atiku and his dollarised followers are littering everywhere, celebrating fake propagandish defection news everyday and bothering themselves about how many people came out to meet Tinubu in kano. His party is falling apart and the centre not holding anymore.

Tinubu is the luckiest man alive presently. Imagine having your two-contender politically useless.

Atiku- Outside PDP governors vote mobilisation for him and his few dollarised nairaland/twitter foot soldiers. Atiku wont have one vote. I have never met anyone supporting Atiku organically.

Obi- Outside the secondary school kids without PVC with over 5 different twitter/nairaland account for constituting nuisance.
And also his hatred filled tribesmen who are just 5% spread across the country and the world who are incosequential politically. I dont think he will have more than 200k votes in the entire country.

Is Tinubu not the luckiest man alive.?
Cheers to another 8 more years of tears for the enemies.

The presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress Bola Tinubu, on Sunday afternoon in Kano, declared that he would devote 100 per cent of his time and energy to serving Nigerians if elected.

This was as the former Lagos State governor mocked the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Atiku Abubakar, pledging that he would not be a part-time president that would spend 50 per cent of his time ruling the country from Dubai.

This was contained in a statement released in Abuja by Tinubu’s Media Officer, Tunde Rahman, shortly after his interactive session with members of the popular Tijjaniyyah sect in Kano.

The statement partly read, “I won’t be a part-time President who will share time between living in Dubai and Nigeria. I would concentrate attention and energy on confronting and surmounting Nigeria’s pressing challenges.”


Tinubu’s mockery was coming barely two months after his running mate, Senator Kashim Shettima, described the former vice president as a political tourist who only returned to the country every electoral cycle.

While referring to Atiku as a father he held in high esteem, Shettima said Nigerians wanted a leader whose worth and output could be felt at home.


Endorsing Tinubu’s ambition on Sunday, the Tijjaniyyah sect demanded that his presidency should ensure inclusion of their members in cabinet and other government appointments, reduction in Hajj fares and assistance in concluding Tijjaniyyah University under construction in Kano.

Reacting, Tinubu said the answers to their demand were in his manifesto, which was unveiled on Friday by the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.).

While assuring the northern business leaders of better business environment with well-thought-out policies, Tinubu identified the link between Kano as a centre of commerce and his economic plan for Nigeria.

He said, “There is a strong nexus between the place of Kano as a centre of prosperity and my plan for Nigeria. What I pledge is a revamped economy which will renew the hope of our people. Our country needs multiple centres of prosperity, and we intend to achieve that by adding value across all sectors of our economy.

“As I said during my speech at the Arewa House on Monday, Nigeria is sitting on a goldmine. There is no state in Nigeria that is lacking in one resources or another. We are determined to explore and exploit these resources to the maximum benefits of our people. Kano, for example, has huge agricultural potentials and important mineral resources underneath its ground like gold, silver, nickel, tin ore and columbite. Each of these, if properly harnessed, can add significantly to our economy as a country.”