Politics › Re: Tinubu Sleeps Off At APC Rally In Kwara State? (Pics) by BRIMBRAM: 9:32pm On Jan 17, 2023 |
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Politics › Re: Why Has Muric Suddenly Gone Quite? by BRIMBRAM: 9:12pm On Jan 17, 2023 |
onez: Are you thinking what I'm thinking?. I don't know MURIC is interested in Christian voties. Election is quite humbling. Well it's late. I and other Christians won't betray our Lord Jesus Christ. What will I say on Judgement day ?. No to MM ticket. Wetin concern Jesus Christ with Muslim Muslim ticket?!  |
Politics › Re: Why Has Muric Suddenly Gone Quite? by BRIMBRAM: 9:09pm On Jan 17, 2023 |
 Muric, they are missing you. They like your drama. Come and show them shege.  |
Politics › Re: Picture Of Bola Tinubu And Babatunde Fashola ( Drop A Caption ) by BRIMBRAM: 9:08pm On Jan 17, 2023 |
phorget: How has Fashola faired as a minister?
Because someone happens to be a very good class captain doesn't mean he'll make a good head prefect...  Tell us how he has failed. |
Politics › Re: Ekiti State Unwavering Support For Atiku Abubakar 2023 by BRIMBRAM: 8:53pm On Jan 17, 2023 |
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Politics › Re: The Bloodiest Coup Plotter In Nigeria's History Is One Of The Most Honoured Men by BRIMBRAM: 7:40pm On Jan 17, 2023 |
Idiko1: Nigeria is condemned with fools from northern region as leaders. Thank God the CBN Governor is Igbo. If toh say him na Hausa or Fulani......  |
Politics › Re: Video And Photos Of APC, Tinubu's Presidential Campaign In Maiduguri by BRIMBRAM: 4:07pm On Jan 17, 2023 |
gozmok1: TINIBU is the worst disgrace of a presidential candidate never before seen in the history of Nigeria.
Nobody can hire this braindead to manage a pure water company let alone Nigeria in all fairness and sincerity.
Anybody wishing Tinubu on Nigerians is an enemy of the people.
Nigerians have suffered a lot oh God. Let us not face another plague.
Some of his GAFFES
-"God bless PDAPC." -"Cassava, garri, ewa, agbado." -"Poisoned communion chalice." -"PDP is a tear tear umbrellatta." -"Four hundred bags barrels of oil" -"Go and collect your APV, APC & vote." -"A townhall is hulaba loo labaalol laba." -"A dead fish cannot be sweet in any soup." -"Broom! broom!! broom!!!brooooommm." -"BUHARRI BUHARRI...Say it again BUHARRI" -"A father of a child is mother of the father whose child is the father." -"Turning the rotten situation of the state to a bad one." -"The deputy senate president...will be the governor of Niger Delta state.” -"They could not even make a down payment for a roasted corn for that electricity" -''We shall manage hunger" -"High prices is here" - "We will take away their purchasing power" -"4 year course 4yr Job, 7 year course 7yr Job" - " Recruit 50 million youth into the army" - "I single handedly made buhari president" - " They will labour in vain" - " Osibanjo is judas" AND MANY MORE Sit down there dey list Tinubu's gaffe, while Tinubu keeps positioning himself for victory. |
Politics › Re: Blame The Igbo's For 1966 Coup. Who Do We Blame For 1983? by BRIMBRAM: 12:34pm On Jan 17, 2023 |
tctrills: So Buhari led a coup in 1983. He toppled a democratic government yet we voted him as president 2 times. Rightly so, one is blaming the Fulani for this. Stop the Igbo hate. Ignorance lol. Buhari didn't even participate in the coup. Igbo hate ke. Is Nigeria no more a zoo. By the time Peter Obi come last for next election una go start to dey shout up and down. |
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Politics › Re: Is Buhari Stylishly Campaigning For Peter Obi? by BRIMBRAM: 7:42pm On Jan 16, 2023 |
 Yes he is stylishly campaigning for Peter Obi because a vote for Peter Obi is a vote for Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Nah Jagaban tell Buhari to play that roll. |
Politics › Re: This Is How I Stylishly Get Who Some People Want To Vote In My Town by BRIMBRAM: 10:56pm On Jan 15, 2023 |
Redomi: As an okada man from Ondo town, when people stopped me and tell me where they are going, I give them high price, most of them will complain that they can't pay such amount, then I will jokingly tell them that "no be all of us gather vote for Buhari and APC"? From their reply I get who they want as our next president. But I noticed almost 50% of my today's passenger want Obi, 25% want Atiku and 10% want Tinubu, 15% said they are not going to vote claiming all politicians have the same blood running inside them.  lol. Try and get Keke Marwa. Dem dey ban Okada o. With Keke Marwa you can even do more stylish interview since the passengers will be many. Redomi, Obi's vote is a vote for Tinubu as it is a vote against Atiku. It's a welcome development. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Meets With All APC State Chairmen And Governorship Candidates (Photos) by BRIMBRAM: 10:46pm On Jan 15, 2023 |
jamace: Tell me where and when Gov Bello of Kogi State has campaigned alongside Tinubu in this Tinubu madness . Just like Buhari wasn't in the Kano campaign and you all started making noise?!  The question is has he been campaigning against Tinubu or for Tinubu since when he was appointed to lead the Youth campaign team for Tinubu, jamace?! It's all over the internet, Bello's campaign for Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu Nigeria's next president by the Grace of God. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Meets With All APC State Chairmen And Governorship Candidates (Photos) by BRIMBRAM: 10:33pm On Jan 15, 2023 |
jamace: So many cracks in APC, even more than the ones in PDP. For instance, Gov Bello of Kogi State is the national youth campaign leader for APC. Please tell me how many times you see him campaign with Tinubu. Stay there and be deceiving yourself. Bye bye to Tinubu, the greatest parasite of Lagos State. Have such an open lie?!  |
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Politics › Re: Tinubu Meets With All APC State Chairmen And Governorship Candidates (Photos) by BRIMBRAM: 9:57pm On Jan 15, 2023 |
Greggdekor007: Tinubu this, Tinubu that. The state control by Tinubu and his so-called urchins as you claim, is still the BEST in Nigeria, even you and your candidate comes to seek sanctuary therein. How come thinking is far from you, out of hatred.
Keep wailing online ... JAGABAN will keep APC flag flying and the logo is Broooommmmm BRIMBRAM: *THE ODDS FAVORS TINUBU TO WIN THE 2023 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. IT'S TOO OBVIOUS UNLESS TO THE BLIND AND DELUDED. HABA!.*
For those running around focusing on Tinubu’s age, certificates, alleged ill-health, bublubla and Muslim-Muslim ticket, that is an ineffective political tactic.
Here is Atiku’s challenge. It is in the numbers! The same applies to Peter Obi or Kwankwanso.
Below are 14 Northern states with APC governors. Which one do you think Atiku's PDP, or Kwankwanso's NNPP or Peter Obi's Labour Party will win?
1.Borno state: Babagane Zulum 2. Gombe state: Inuwa Yahaya 3. Jigawa state: Badaru Mohammed 4. Kaduna state: Nasir El Rufai 5. Kano state: Umar Ganduje 6. Katsina state: Aminu Masari 7. Kwara state: A AbdulRasaq 8. Nasarawa state: Abdulahi Sule 9. Niger state: Abubakar Bello 10. Plateau state: Simon Lalong 11. Zamfara state: Bello Matawalle 12. Kebbi state: Atiku Bagudu 13. Yobe state: Mai Mala Buni 14. Kogi State: Yaya Bello
At the Eagle Square in Abuja, 13 of them campaigned for and got Tinubu elected as the Presidential flagbearer of the APC. Today, all these governors, including Yaya Bello of Kogi State are supporting Tinubu and there is no crack in their ranks.
Can Atiku or Kwankwanso or Obi peel away any of these govs?
Can any of these opposition candidates win any of these states without the governor's support? For emphasis I have also included the south-western states under APC control or in Tinubu’s electoral basket: The South-Western APC state are: 1. Lagos: Sanwo-Olu 2. Ekiti: Abiodun Oyebanji 3. Ogun: Dapo Abiodun 4. Ondo: Rotimi Akeredolu 5. Osun 6. Oyo Which of these states can Atiku or Kwankwanso or Obi win?
To complicate Atiku’s path to victory is the enthusiasm being generated mostly in some southern cities for Peter Obi's Candidacy. In the south, the PDP is mostly dominant in the South South and South East. Even 3 of the governors in these states are APC!
In 2015, the APC won mainly because all the opposition political parties merged and formed a formidable political platform whereas the ruling PDP was enmeshed in an intractable crisis and a political war of attrition with at least 5 sitting governors, the Senate President, Speaker of the House of Representatives, several senators and House of Representatives members including serving Ministers leaving the party. The exact reverse scenario is playing out in 2023. The APC is intact but the opposition is sinking deeper into opposition and is fragmented with Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwanso leaving the PDP. The PDP G-5 governors have crossed the rubicon and will not be supporting Atiku’s candidacy in the presidential election. They are expected to declare their support for either Tinubu or less likely Peter Obi in the coming days. This will be fatal to Atiku’s chances and unlikely to shore up Peter Obi's chances in any significant manner.
Until we see a crack in the APC governor's support, Tinubu is sitting pretty well and the odds are clearly in his favour to win.
The opponents of the APC Candidate say the Buhari administration has not done well but this is vehemently contested by APC party stalwarts who insist that Buhari is the best thing to happen to Nigeria. Will this count during the 2023 Presidential election? The answer so far is No using Ekiti gov election as a barometer, even though it is a very small sample size. Even the Osun election was won by PDP simply because Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola and his faction of the APC are alleged to have worked against the candidate of the APC.
Those opposed to Tinubu, rather than hold him to a campaign of issues are wasting their time with his age, alleged ill-health, his Muslim choice as running mate etc. They even want the courts and INEC to disqualify Tinubu. None of these will work or even happen! Indeed, Tinubu has so far campaigned more hungrily and more comprehensively than any of his challengers. From the UK to Saudi Arabia, then Kano and Edo states and then back to Kano...all in 4 days! On monday, 9th January, he will be in Adamawa state with President Muhammadu Buhari leading the charge for votes in the state and other core northern states in quick succession putting a lie to the claim by the PDP that Buhari has vowed not to join the Asiwaju campaign train. The supposedly fitter candidates are all lagging behind Asiwaju.
The only way to defeat Tinubu will be at the ballot by all the opposition candidates stepping down for only one of them but this will also never happen. Tinubu is still in pole position for now and coasting to victory.
Atiku lacks the bite....majority of southerners are also unlikely to stomach a potential 16 years of a northerner presidency. In a very commendable display of statesmanship, patriotism and to guarantee national cohesion stability, the political leaders of Northern Nigeria also desire to respect the North-South power rotation on which plank President Goodluck Jonathan was defeated in the North and then eventually nationally in 2015.
It is almost late in the day to upstage the entrenched political system in Nigeria and by the current political and electoral system and in a free and fair contest, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu appears unstoppable and a Jagaban presidency looms large.
Dr. Philip Ugbodaga Citizen of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (CFRN) |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Meets With All APC State Chairmen And Governorship Candidates (Photos) by BRIMBRAM: 9:53pm On Jan 15, 2023 |
Massiveglory: Emilokan is busy meeting with political party delegates. He still thinks nosthis is the apc primaries where he dollarized delegates with our stolen funds.
PODATTI the incoming president and vice is are meeting with the citizens of Nigeria, the real structures that make the nation.
It is not difficult to know the president the Nation yearns for.
Vote wisely.. Jamace BRIMBRAM: *THE ODDS FAVORS TINUBU TO WIN THE 2023 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. IT'S TOO OBVIOUS UNLESS TO THE BLIND AND DELUDED. HABA!.*
For those running around focusing on Tinubu’s age, certificates, alleged ill-health, bublubla and Muslim-Muslim ticket, that is an ineffective political tactic.
Here is Atiku’s challenge. It is in the numbers! The same applies to Peter Obi or Kwankwanso.
Below are 14 Northern states with APC governors. Which one do you think Atiku's PDP, or Kwankwanso's NNPP or Peter Obi's Labour Party will win?
1.Borno state: Babagane Zulum 2. Gombe state: Inuwa Yahaya 3. Jigawa state: Badaru Mohammed 4. Kaduna state: Nasir El Rufai 5. Kano state: Umar Ganduje 6. Katsina state: Aminu Masari 7. Kwara state: A AbdulRasaq 8. Nasarawa state: Abdulahi Sule 9. Niger state: Abubakar Bello 10. Plateau state: Simon Lalong 11. Zamfara state: Bello Matawalle 12. Kebbi state: Atiku Bagudu 13. Yobe state: Mai Mala Buni 14. Kogi State: Yaya Bello
At the Eagle Square in Abuja, 13 of them campaigned for and got Tinubu elected as the Presidential flagbearer of the APC. Today, all these governors, including Yaya Bello of Kogi State are supporting Tinubu and there is no crack in their ranks.
Can Atiku or Kwankwanso or Obi peel away any of these govs?
Can any of these opposition candidates win any of these states without the governor's support? For emphasis I have also included the south-western states under APC control or in Tinubu’s electoral basket: The South-Western APC state are: 1. Lagos: Sanwo-Olu 2. Ekiti: Abiodun Oyebanji 3. Ogun: Dapo Abiodun 4. Ondo: Rotimi Akeredolu 5. Osun 6. Oyo Which of these states can Atiku or Kwankwanso or Obi win?
To complicate Atiku’s path to victory is the enthusiasm being generated mostly in some southern cities for Peter Obi's Candidacy. In the south, the PDP is mostly dominant in the South South and South East. Even 3 of the governors in these states are APC!
In 2015, the APC won mainly because all the opposition political parties merged and formed a formidable political platform whereas the ruling PDP was enmeshed in an intractable crisis and a political war of attrition with at least 5 sitting governors, the Senate President, Speaker of the House of Representatives, several senators and House of Representatives members including serving Ministers leaving the party. The exact reverse scenario is playing out in 2023. The APC is intact but the opposition is sinking deeper into opposition and is fragmented with Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwanso leaving the PDP. The PDP G-5 governors have crossed the rubicon and will not be supporting Atiku’s candidacy in the presidential election. They are expected to declare their support for either Tinubu or less likely Peter Obi in the coming days. This will be fatal to Atiku’s chances and unlikely to shore up Peter Obi's chances in any significant manner.
Until we see a crack in the APC governor's support, Tinubu is sitting pretty well and the odds are clearly in his favour to win.
The opponents of the APC Candidate say the Buhari administration has not done well but this is vehemently contested by APC party stalwarts who insist that Buhari is the best thing to happen to Nigeria. Will this count during the 2023 Presidential election? The answer so far is No using Ekiti gov election as a barometer, even though it is a very small sample size. Even the Osun election was won by PDP simply because Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola and his faction of the APC are alleged to have worked against the candidate of the APC.
Those opposed to Tinubu, rather than hold him to a campaign of issues are wasting their time with his age, alleged ill-health, his Muslim choice as running mate etc. They even want the courts and INEC to disqualify Tinubu. None of these will work or even happen! Indeed, Tinubu has so far campaigned more hungrily and more comprehensively than any of his challengers. From the UK to Saudi Arabia, then Kano and Edo states and then back to Kano...all in 4 days! On monday, 9th January, he will be in Adamawa state with President Muhammadu Buhari leading the charge for votes in the state and other core northern states in quick succession putting a lie to the claim by the PDP that Buhari has vowed not to join the Asiwaju campaign train. The supposedly fitter candidates are all lagging behind Asiwaju.
The only way to defeat Tinubu will be at the ballot by all the opposition candidates stepping down for only one of them but this will also never happen. Tinubu is still in pole position for now and coasting to victory.
Atiku lacks the bite....majority of southerners are also unlikely to stomach a potential 16 years of a northerner presidency. In a very commendable display of statesmanship, patriotism and to guarantee national cohesion stability, the political leaders of Northern Nigeria also desire to respect the North-South power rotation on which plank President Goodluck Jonathan was defeated in the North and then eventually nationally in 2015.
It is almost late in the day to upstage the entrenched political system in Nigeria and by the current political and electoral system and in a free and fair contest, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu appears unstoppable and a Jagaban presidency looms large.
Dr. Philip Ugbodaga Citizen of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (CFRN) |
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Politics › Re: Visit Amuwo-odofin And Ojo To Know The Capability Of The Igbos by BRIMBRAM: 1:52pm On Jan 15, 2023 |
babasolution: I am not Igbo but from kogi
I have noticed many Nigerians do not really know the Igbo aside from the few they see in their localities or those that sometimes travel to the east.
Those in Lagos also do not know them as their major base in Lagos is in the amuwo-odofin, Ojo areas.Which many lagosians I have come to realise do not visit as it is in the outskirts of Lagos.
I came to this area in the early 2000s,back then it was a scanty backwater area,only fg built Festac and satellite were in the area
The area was a bush.
Forward 22years later. The whole area is filled with mansions and businesses dominated almost entirely by igbos.
The area as expanded beyond recognition and it's one of the most developed area of Lagos despite government neglect.
The area is probably another lekki in disguise.
I realise many lagosians aren't familiar with this area also.
I tell you I have seen what gradual progress and development is like with the igbos in this area.
I have lived with them,they aren't perfect and have their issues just like any other tribe.
But i have really seen what the igbos are capable of.
It's unfortunate their region as fallen into chaos now.However that is not a valid reason to dismiss them as the north is in more choas yet people are considering a Fulani to Fulani transition.
Visit amuwo-odofin and Ojo you will realise what the igbos can do if you know what the area was like in the 90s.
Note: the area as long been neglected by successive Lagos governments until recently under sanwoolu.
I have not seen any other community that as achieved this much in Lagos under two decades virtually on their own.
This performance ability is what NIG highly needs now,not a mele mele(lackadaisical) presidency.
We need performance, I think the igbos can do it.Nigerians really need to consider this.
I hàve observed many people love to disparage the igbos,like I saw a thread of ABA being a slum.
Many people do not know the true wealth of the igbos considering their near destruction during the civil war,it's a top notch performance
I can tell you if you want to name any slum dwellers in NIG, count the Igbo out.
The igbos are proud and stubborn, but it's high time we had a president with pride,gutso and backbone to raise Nigeria level in the comity of nations.
Nigeria don big pass all these slave mentality Presidents  Igbo are developers. If you visit the South East you will hardly come across a single village. All has been developed. Igbos are helping the rest of Nigeria to become developed like the South East. |
Politics › Re: Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso Takes Campaign To Bauchi by BRIMBRAM: 1:35pm On Jan 15, 2023 |
Foolishbuhari: Where him been dey get hope from before? LMAO! He's not popular down south. Unfortunately, this won't be enough to carry him to victory because his northern votes are been torn to shreds by the real masters of politics in the same north. See, speak with a real northerner- the talakawa; not the Twitter or government house politician oh. Ask him his thoughts about the election and you'd get your response.
These people see buhari's tenure as a waste and either the duo of Atiku or Kwankwaso gives them another shot at power for 8 years. They won't abandon that for Bola. They'd ship themselves down home to vote for Kwankwaso once elections approach. Watch and see. THE ODDS FAVORS TINUBU TO WIN THE 2023 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. IT'S TOO OBVIOUS UNLESS TO THE BLIND AND DELUDED.
For those running around focusing on Tinubu’s age, certificates, alleged ill-health, bublubla and Muslim-Muslim ticket, that is an ineffective political tactic. Here is Atiku’s challenge. It is in the numbers! The same applies to Peter Obi or Kwankwanso. Below are 14 Northern states with APC governors. Which one do you think Atiku's PDP, or Kwankwanso's NNPP or Peter Obi's Labour Party will win? 1.Borno state: Babagane Zulum 2. Gombe state: Inuwa Yahaya 3. Jigawa state: Badaru Mohammed 4. Kaduna state: Nasir El Rufai 5. Kano state: Umar Ganduje 6. Katsina state: Aminu Masari 7. Kwara state: A AbdulRasaq 8. Nasarawa state: Abdulahi Sule 9. Niger state: Abubakar Bello 10. Plateau state: Simon Lalong 11. Zamfara state: Bello Matawalle 12. Kebbi state: Atiku Bagudu 13. Yobe state: Mai Mala Buni 14. Kogi State: Yaya Bello
At the Eagle Square in Abuja, 13 of them campaigned for and got Tinubu elected as the Presidential flagbearer of the APC. Today, all these governors, including Yaya Bello of Kogi State are supporting Tinubu and there is no crack in their ranks.
Can Atiku or Kwankwanso or Obi peel away any of these govs?
Can any of these opposition candidates win any of these states without the governor's support? For emphasis I have also included the south-western states under APC control or in Tinubu’s electoral basket: The South-Western APC state are: 1. Lagos: Sanwo-Olu 2. Ekiti: Abiodun Oyebanji 3. Ogun: Dapo Abiodun 4. Ondo: Rotimi Akeredolu 5. Osun 6. Oyo Which of these states can Atiku or Kwankwanso or Obi win?To complicate Atiku’s path to victory is the enthusiasm being generated mostly in some southern cities for Peter Obi's Candidacy. In the south, the PDP is mostly dominant in the South South and South East. Even 3 of the governors in these states are APC! In 2015, the APC won mainly because all the opposition political parties merged and formed a formidable political platform whereas the ruling PDP was enmeshed in an intractable crisis and a political war of attrition with at least 5 sitting governors, the Senate President, Speaker of the House of Representatives, several senators and House of Representatives members including serving Ministers leaving the party. The exact reverse scenario is playing out in 2023. The APC is intact but the opposition is sinking deeper into opposition and is fragmented with Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwanso leaving the PDP. The PDP G-5 governors have crossed the rubicon and will not be supporting Atiku’s candidacy in the presidential election. They are expected to declare their support for either Tinubu or less likely Peter Obi in the coming days. This will be fatal to Atiku’s chances and unlikely to shore up Peter Obi's chances in any significant manner. Until we see a crack in the APC governor's support, Tinubu is sitting pretty well and the odds are clearly in his favour to win. The opponents of the APC Candidate say the Buhari administration has not done well but this is vehemently contested by APC party stalwarts who insist that Buhari is the best thing to happen to Nigeria. Will this count during the 2023 Presidential election? The answer so far is No using Ekiti gov election as a barometer, even though it is a very small sample size. Even the Osun election was won by PDP simply because Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola and his faction of the APC are alleged to have worked against the candidate of the APC. Those opposed to Tinubu, rather than hold him to a campaign of issues are wasting their time with his age, alleged ill-health, his Muslim choice as running mate etc. They even want the courts and INEC to disqualify Tinubu. None of these will work or even happen! Indeed, Tinubu has so far campaigned more hungrily and more comprehensively than any of his challengers. From the UK to Saudi Arabia, then Kano and Edo states and then back to Kano...all in 4 days! On monday, 9th January, he will be in Adamawa state with President Muhammadu Buhari leading the charge for votes in the state and other core northern states in quick succession putting a lie to the claim by the PDP that Buhari has vowed not to join the Asiwaju campaign train. The supposedly fitter candidates are all lagging behind Asiwaju. The only way to defeat Tinubu will be at the ballot by all the opposition candidates stepping down for only one of them but this will also never happen. Tinubu is still in pole position for now and coasting to victory. Atiku lacks the bite....majority of southerners are also unlikely to stomach a potential 16 years of a northerner presidency. In a very commendable display of statesmanship, patriotism and to guarantee national cohesion stability, the political leaders of Northern Nigeria also desire to respect the North-South power rotation on which plank President Goodluck Jonathan was defeated in the North and then eventually nationally in 2015. It is almost late in the day to upstage the entrenched political system in Nigeria and by the current political and electoral system and in a free and fair contest, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu appears unstoppable and a Jagaban presidency looms large. Dr. Philip Ugbodaga Citizen of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (CFRN) |
Politics › Re: Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso Takes Campaign To Bauchi by BRIMBRAM: 9:23pm On Jan 12, 2023 |
Foolishbuhari: That's assuming everyone that voted for buhari will vote Bola and It's impossible! Y'all think these northerners don't want another shot at the presidency which many adjudge buhari's tenure as catastrophic? Y'all will learn sha. February no far  Nah North carry Tinubu for head pass. |
Politics › Re: Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso Takes Campaign To Bauchi by BRIMBRAM: 8:53pm On Jan 12, 2023 |
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Politics › Re: Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso Takes Campaign To Bauchi by BRIMBRAM: 8:28pm On Jan 12, 2023 |
Foolishbuhari: My take is, where does the agbado man hope to get his votes from? Kwankwaso doesn't seem like he'd step down for anyone and he just like Peter doesn't rent crowds. February will be very interesting.  A vote for Peter Obi is a vote for Bola Ahmed Tinubu, same applies to Kwankwaso. It's a welcome development. Bauchi is PDP state. |
Politics › Re: Tinubu Built Lagos Watch This Old Video Of Lagos State Before Tinubu Came by BRIMBRAM: 8:08am On Jan 12, 2023 |
 Always wasting their time over nonsense. KingMack: Una no dey rest  |
Crime › Re: [video] Gang Of Kidnappers And Armed Robbers Busted In Their Hide Out In A Hotel by BRIMBRAM: 8:05am On Jan 12, 2023 |
peter0071: i like your assertion... make our PVC talk by next month. we will get back to this chat by next month Of course we will and there will be nothing to talk about than how deluded you are. |
Crime › Re: [video] Gang Of Kidnappers And Armed Robbers Busted In Their Hide Out In A Hotel by BRIMBRAM: 11:10pm On Jan 11, 2023 |
peter0071: no worry... na our PVC go talk next month... Labor Party may not have members...but do not be deceived.. most of our PDP, APC and other parties members will shock you all soonest  It's good to dream.  |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Southampton Vs Manchester City: EFL Cup (2 - 0) On 11th January 2023 by BRIMBRAM: 11:05pm On Jan 11, 2023 |
kereman1: This is how obi (the underdog) will defeat atiku at the polls.
The likes of kwankaso, abiola, sowere and Tinubu are contesting for MBGN Lol Obi na underdog  . Thought he is a champion. |
Crime › Re: [video] Gang Of Kidnappers And Armed Robbers Busted In Their Hide Out In A Hotel by BRIMBRAM: 11:02pm On Jan 11, 2023 |
Reinaldo: Probably APC supporters Yes APC supporters. APC has supporters in all endeavors you can think of. The good, the bad, the ugly. Reason APC can't be defeated. |
Crime › Re: [video] Gang Of Kidnappers And Armed Robbers Busted In Their Hide Out In A Hotel by BRIMBRAM: 10:53pm On Jan 11, 2023 |
peter0071: beg talk something else. APC aint going anywhere * THE ODDS FAVORS TINUBU TO WIN THE 2023 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. IT'S TOO OBVIOUS UNLESS TO THE BLIND AND DELUDED. HABA!.*
For those running around focusing on Tinubu’s age, certificates, alleged ill-health, bublubla and Muslim-Muslim ticket, that is an ineffective political tactic. Here is Atiku’s challenge. It is in the numbers! The same applies to Peter Obi or Kwankwanso. Below are 14 Northern states with APC governors. Which one do you think Atiku's PDP, or Kwankwanso's NNPP or Peter Obi's Labour Party will win? 1.Borno state: Babagane Zulum 2. Gombe state: Inuwa Yahaya 3. Jigawa state: Badaru Mohammed 4. Kaduna state: Nasir El Rufai 5. Kano state: Umar Ganduje 6. Katsina state: Aminu Masari 7. Kwara state: A AbdulRasaq 8. Nasarawa state: Abdulahi Sule 9. Niger state: Abubakar Bello 10. Plateau state: Simon Lalong 11. Zamfara state: Bello Matawalle 12. Kebbi state: Atiku Bagudu 13. Yobe state: Mai Mala Buni 14. Kogi State: Yaya Bello
At the Eagle Square in Abuja, 13 of them campaigned for and got Tinubu elected as the Presidential flagbearer of the APC. Today, all these governors, including Yaya Bello of Kogi State are supporting Tinubu and there is no crack in their ranks.
Can Atiku or Kwankwanso or Obi peel away any of these govs?
Can any of these opposition candidates win any of these states without the governor's support? For emphasis I have also included the south-western states under APC control or in Tinubu’s electoral basket: The South-Western APC state are: 1. Lagos: Sanwo-Olu 2. Ekiti: Abiodun Oyebanji 3. Ogun: Dapo Abiodun 4. Ondo: Rotimi Akeredolu 5. Osun 6. Oyo Which of these states can Atiku or Kwankwanso or Obi win?To complicate Atiku’s path to victory is the enthusiasm being generated mostly in some southern cities for Peter Obi's Candidacy. In the south, the PDP is mostly dominant in the South South and South East. Even 3 of the governors in these states are APC! In 2015, the APC won mainly because all the opposition political parties merged and formed a formidable political platform whereas the ruling PDP was enmeshed in an intractable crisis and a political war of attrition with at least 5 sitting governors, the Senate President, Speaker of the House of Representatives, several senators and House of Representatives members including serving Ministers leaving the party. The exact reverse scenario is playing out in 2023. The APC is intact but the opposition is sinking deeper into opposition and is fragmented with Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwanso leaving the PDP. The PDP G-5 governors have crossed the rubicon and will not be supporting Atiku’s candidacy in the presidential election. They are expected to declare their support for either Tinubu or less likely Peter Obi in the coming days. This will be fatal to Atiku’s chances and unlikely to shore up Peter Obi's chances in any significant manner. Until we see a crack in the APC governor's support, Tinubu is sitting pretty well and the odds are clearly in his favour to win. The opponents of the APC Candidate say the Buhari administration has not done well but this is vehemently contested by APC party stalwarts who insist that Buhari is the best thing to happen to Nigeria. Will this count during the 2023 Presidential election? The answer so far is No using Ekiti gov election as a barometer, even though it is a very small sample size. Even the Osun election was won by PDP simply because Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola and his faction of the APC are alleged to have worked against the candidate of the APC. Those opposed to Tinubu, rather than hold him to a campaign of issues are wasting their time with his age, alleged ill-health, his Muslim choice as running mate etc. They even want the courts and INEC to disqualify Tinubu. None of these will work or even happen! Indeed, Tinubu has so far campaigned more hungrily and more comprehensively than any of his challengers. From the UK to Saudi Arabia, then Kano and Edo states and then back to Kano...all in 4 days! On monday, 9th January, he will be in Adamawa state with President Muhammadu Buhari leading the charge for votes in the state and other core northern states in quick succession putting a lie to the claim by the PDP that Buhari has vowed not to join the Asiwaju campaign train. The supposedly fitter candidates are all lagging behind Asiwaju. The only way to defeat Tinubu will be at the ballot by all the opposition candidates stepping down for only one of them but this will also never happen. Tinubu is still in pole position for now and coasting to victory. Atiku lacks the bite....majority of southerners are also unlikely to stomach a potential 16 years of a northerner presidency. In a very commendable display of statesmanship, patriotism and to guarantee national cohesion stability, the political leaders of Northern Nigeria also desire to respect the North-South power rotation on which plank President Goodluck Jonathan was defeated in the North and then eventually nationally in 2015. It is almost late in the day to upstage the entrenched political system in Nigeria and by the current political and electoral system and in a free and fair contest, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu appears unstoppable and a Jagaban presidency looms large. Dr. Philip Ugbodaga Citizen of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (CFRN) |
Politics › Re: The Sad Truth About Obi, Tinubu & Atiku Supporters MUST READ by BRIMBRAM: 2:10pm On Jan 11, 2023 |
 Hardmirror don come again o. You wrote alot against Tinubu before the APC primary. Infact you made a postulation of him not clinging the APC presidential ticket just because Ribadu lost his APC governorship ticket to Binami. Bro, nothing can change your mind to support Tinubu. Your write up about a "CONFIRMATION BIAS" doesn't add up because there are a million perspective to a subject. From the looks of things, without sentiments. Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu's chances of becoming Nigeria's next president is far higher than any other candidate contesting to succeed Buhari. |
Travel › Re: My Computer Science Degree That I Relegated In Nigeria Opens Doors Abroad by BRIMBRAM: 1:54pm On Jan 11, 2023 |
sqlPAIN: that's what I'm telling you nawww no get degree  First of all do you know who Bill Gates and Steve Jobs is?! |
Travel › Re: My Computer Science Degree That I Relegated In Nigeria Opens Doors Abroad by BRIMBRAM: 11:45am On Jan 11, 2023 |
sqlPAIN: keep deceiving yourself or should I say "keep letting tech influencers deceive you if you like no go school, no go get degree.. It's just an irony of life my brother. But it is the Truth. Even Steve Jobs and Bill Gates were University drop out. There is not so much focus on University Degrees this days in that field of endeavor. |