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Candidlady:Do you live in one of the ghettos up North? You know, those dirty areas stricken with poverty? |
What is required in Europe and America and in particular that field of study isn't University degrees but how very qualified you are with the level your being certified by examns conducted by different professional bodies in the field, certification such as CCNA. Who cares about your University degree in the IT WORLD in Europe and America. |
MatrixCircle:That is women for you. As long as he is a womanizer, they all want to have a taste of him. It doesn't matter if he is poor or ugly. All the matters is his reputation which is that, he is always available when it comes to sex. |
DIVINEEVIDENCE:Yes, 0 body count before marriage. But, alot of things happen after marriage. That's the reality! Bro, marrying a virgin doesn't necessarily guarantee fidelity in marriage as people usually think. There are lots of circumstances which conditions a woman who was a virgin before marriage to seeking sexual satisfaction aside from her husband. Am talking from experience. Infact, sometimes the suppressed sexual hormones before marriage acts as a propellant after marriage, when it turns out that she has a very high libido which her husband can't match and then some start having sexual affairs after being married as a virgin. What she has successfully bottled before marriage has been opened and has turned out to be challenging to handle, her new life experience. When certain sexual fantasies are not satisfied in matrimony is another reason. I know a virgin, who cheated on her husband because her husband refused to give her head. Something she was looking so much forward to. Another, was because her husband would never allow her to ride him, I mean cow girl because he sees it as being dominated by his wife of which that is her sexual fantasy. Others are just so curious to know how another man's pen!s would feel, which they usually lure very poor young men with money. Most times, it's as result of sexual frustration in their marriage. Pehaps, the husband is too busy and so unavailable. All that I am saying is, marrying a virgin is not an automatic guarantee to fidelity in marriage. |
Slynation: 14 votes lol....you are a clown. |
uba1991:*SIT DOWN THERE DEY LOOK FOR TINUBU PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL .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) |
Jones4190:*THE ODDS FAVORS TINUBU TO WIN THE 2023 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. HABA! 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) |
uba1991:Too much unnecessary talk. My brother, stop being deluded. Stop being blind. Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu is Nigeria's next president. |
senatordave1:Yes of course. |
uba1991:Exactly, what Northern elites keep saying about Tinubu. The man deserves a pay back of gratitude for his various support for the North just like you have indicated in your comment. |
senatordave1:That's absolutely impossible. The difference is already very clear between APC and all of the remaining political parties in Kano state. VERY CLEAR. APC is winning.....FULL STOP. |
mcmurphy132:*THE ODDS FAVORS TINUBU TO WIN THE 2023 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. HABA! 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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Teeroyzimma:Your affinity for criminals to be after you must be very, very high. Some people's life is like that, from one trouble to another. Even if they change the location, moving to any country in the world, they will still be chased by criminals. |
senatordave1:There is no doubt about APC winning Kano, be rest assured. Yes! By the grace of God. |
Dapson73:He was being sarcastic lol. |
senatordave1:u Lol ...if M.K.O could have won Kano back in the days what is stopping Tinubu from winning Adamawa?! Tofa was Kano son. My brother, like it or not Atiku is bad market in the North. |
[quote author=PrinceOfLagos post=119874992]Buhari said vote Binami for governor He didn't say Vote Tinubu for President That's a red flag . Buhari even went as far as saying " Nigerians should not vote a criminal and that Nigerians should vote candidate of there choice " Here is link to the video said so in Hausa language. The language of the people. Tinubu is so lucky Buhari INSTRUCTED the people of Adamawa to vote his successor Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu using the language that the masses understand. Even Binami spoke in Hausa. |
PrinceOfLagos:*THE ODDS FAVORS TINUBU TO WIN THE 2023 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. HABA! 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) |
SAMJAY7:*THE ODDS FAVORS TINUBU TO WIN THE 2023 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. UNLESS YOU WANT TO WASTE YOUR MONEY.* 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) the |
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PellsNBAyb:Arsenal nah. |
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donoso:Eyah, send your account number. |
JoeNL22:You are very, very objective. ![]() |
Lol....very funny analysis despite all that has been unfolding. ![]() |
Minime10:But you have been having sex before the age of 15 nah. |
BloomingDale:Lol... women and victims mentality. She was stolen from another man by a rich man lol. Nawa for you o. ![]() |
CodeTemplar:It's a mental problem with most Nigerians. The dream to live in America! Europe overseas. |
SmartProf:How many have you sponsored? Abi you are suffering from poverty? ![]() |
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14 votes lol....you are a clown.
