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beey2:
I have answered your main question @the bolded several times. Let me clear your mind this last time. YES there's constitutional provision that gave the right to be his turn to become the president just like every other eligible Nigerians.

The problem with you and your friends onuman and netmillionaires is zeal without knowledge. Pls look at the following statements.

1. It is my constitutional right to contest or vie for the office of president.

2. It is my turn to be president.

Pls which of the two statements is in the constitution?

Is there a difference between both statements? If there is, what is the difference?

Which constitutional provision gave Tinubu the right to be his turn?

How can there be a constitutional provision that gives Tinubu the right to be his turn and every other eligible still has the right to be their turn at the same time? How can every eligible have the right to be their turn for just one vacant office?

babaolofin:
You are a fool, a big fool for asking foolish question. You are mentally retarded for not being able to decipher an intelligent answer.

What has constitution got to do with political discussion between leader and his followers? Did he tell INEC or Nigerians that every PVC belongs to him? Was he talking to Atiku supporters that it was his turn? When the IBOS expected him to be frustrated out using a non constitutional consensus candidacy because he stood his ground for an election, now, this has become a nemesis. It was Ohaneze Ndigbo that released the first statement after the primary election, insulting, assaulting and blackmailing Tinubu because he emerged victorious.

If you don't know Atiku feels it is his turn having being in the contest since 93, then you are fool.

If you don't know your brother feel it is the turn of his people and Okupe and Adebanjo Afenifere are sympathetic to his cause then you are mentally retarded.

Offpoint. Your emotional outburst hasn't answered my questions. Why does Tinubu feel it is his turn to be president?

Is there any constitutional provision for it to be his turn to be president?

netmillionaires:
You have time o. I give it to Tinubu because of what you said too. I didn't want to mention all you stated because I wanted him to give an answer so I can tackle him with questions that he will have no logical answer for. I can bet it that the guy is an Obi fan. I have no problem with that. But they should at least learn to sell their candidate rather than trying to shame others. Their attack statement are all WHY DID HE WANT TO BE PRESIDENT.... HE IS OLD... HE WANTS TO ISLAMISE NIGERIA... HE IS A THIEF. Even the ones in the village and have never for once set feet in lagos have one or two thing to say about the man.

Joke Silva doesn't fall in line, they attacked her. Same thing they did to Taribo West, Mr Ibu, Femi Kuti etc. These actors and actresses support Tinubu because they know what he has done for the industry despite not being a president. Yet you want to force them to support someone who didn't do shishi. If they pretend to support you now but show their hands during the election, you will call them betrayers.

When these supporters ask a question and you answer them, they will ignore the answer despite knowing it to be true. But when you ask them a question, they will not answer and pretend not to be Obi's supporter so as to avoid the question. Like the guy whose answer was WETIN CONCERN ME WIN OBI, yet he is a supporter.

Let me share with you what I shared with your friend beey2 based on what you are commending him for. Maybe you can help him out.

"What dues has Tinubu paid on and off political affiliations that makes him feel it is his turn to be president?

Is there any constitutional provision for it to be his turn to be president because he has according to you 'paid his dues on and off political affiliations'?"

OgunKiLhordSpy:
I think is time seun introduce block button, there are some certain people comment I don't want to be seeing

Na lie. We die here

beey2:
Pls let me answer@Cheaphomes1 and I do hope his intelligence can catch it this time.

Jagaban has duly proven it to you severally that he's paid his dues on and off political affiliations to deserve trying to be the President. You owe yourself the duty to either agree with him or not

What dues has he paid on and off political affiliations that makes him feel it is his turn to be president?

Is there any constitutional provision for it to be his turn to be president because he has according to you "paid his dues on and off political affiliations"?

onuman:
Afenifere's beef with Tinubu includes the fact that Afenifere with Tinubu crisscrossed the SW region of Nigeria for about 15 years campaigning for political restructuring of Nigeria democratically;

but in 2014, Tinubu sidelined the 2014 CONFAB and made political alliance with Buhari and other anti political restructuring groups from the far north.
The alliance is APC.
Tinubu's inconsistency because of his personal economic interest distanced the needed political restructuring from the lips of Nigerians, as the Buhari led government said it had put the recommendations of the CONFAB in the freezer.

You haven't answered my question.

If there's no constitutional provision for Tinubu saying it is his turn to be president, Why does he feel it is his turn to be president?

netmillionaires:
You are the one confusing yourself. I have answered all your question. Have you answered any of mine? I will say it again. Open your mind and learn to comprehend.

If what he said is against the constitution, why didn't you go sue him to court?

Many words don't equate to substance. With all your comprehension, you haven't answered the simple questions.

If there's no constitutional provision for Tinubu saying it is his turn to be president, Why does he feel it is his turn to be president?

How does the constitution support it?

quentin06:
All these white supremacists apologists, ever so willing to argue blindly, such useful idiots you make to used and certainly dumped in the end.

Your emotional outburst hasn't in any way negated the following:

You can't demand accountability from your leaders (black thieves) who steal your wealth. You are now expecting whites to demand accountability from them for you. You are expecting whites to prevent your leaders (black thieves) from stealing your wealth but you sit down and cross your legs and do nothing

netmillionaires:
I have already answered you. You need to read and comprehend rather that going about finding fault in others.

Even you can as well say it is your turn and go ahead to contest. And YES the constitution supports it. Or why are you not taking him to court for saying that if you feels it is unconstitutional?

Many words don't equate to substance. If there's no constitutional provision for Tinubu saying it is his turn to be president, Why does he feel it is his turn to be president?

How does the constitution support it?

buckeyemedia:
Please Netmillionaire has answered your stupid intuition for you.

He hasn't. What same applies to obi or atiku?

If there's no constitutional provision for Tinubu saying it is his turn to be president, Why does he feel it is his turn to be president?

netmillionaires:
Every contesting persons has the right to say it is his/her turn since they have constitutional right to contest and that is why people like me don't dwell on issues like that but on what they have done or can achieve.

I am just wondering why you are fixated on Tinubu after all he has a constitutional right to contest? What happens to saying the same about the other candidates who feel it is their turn to be President. If you want to criticise someone for doing something, you might as well do the same to others who are guilty of the same. Because from my own observation, others showed more desperation. At least Tinubu fought for it under his own party. But others keep crossing carpet to achieve the same.

You didn't answer the question. If there's no constitutional provision for Tinubu saying it is his turn to be president, Why does he feel it is his turn to be president?

onuman:
This your constant emphasis on no constitutional provision to support rotation of the presidency between the north and the south, makes you look amateurish.

Yes there is no provision in the Constitution, but Nigeria's lopsided political structure created by northern military dictators between 1967-1996 necessitated zoning of the presidency beginning 1999.
Is there any other country in the world except Nigeria, where soldiers from one side of the country created the country's governance system, created federating units and used land mass or population figures as criterion to proliferate too many new federating units in one region of the country, supervised a Constitution which the soldiers imposed upon the country, established quota system to favour the area where they proliferated new federating units, designed an election law saying that a presidential candidate must win 25% of votes in 2/3 of the number of the new federating units created by the soldiers, before the candidate can be proclaimed winner of the country's presidential election?
The least the south asks for is rotation of the presidency between the north and the south, in the face of far north spurning all attempts at political restructuring of Nigeria since 1999.

You that isn't amateur ended up typing offpoint without answering the question. If there's no constitutional provision for Tinubu saying it is his turn to be president, Why does he feel it is his turn to be president?

buckeyemedia:
Same applies to Peter Obi, or Atiku is there any constitutional provision that it is their turn also?

Is anyone forcing you & your family to vote for APC and Bola Tinubu?

What same applies to obi or atiku?

If there's no constitutional provision for Tinubu saying it is his turn to be president, Why does he feel it is his turn to be president?

buckeyemedia:
Same applies to Peter Obi, or Atiku is there any constitutional provision that it is their turn also?

Is anyone forcing you to vote for APC and Bola Tinubu?

Is the question too difficult for you?

If there's no constitutional provision for Tinubu saying it is his turn to be president, Why does he feel it is his turn to be president?

buckeyemedia:
Same applies to Peter Obi, or Atiku is there any constitutional provision that it is their turn also?

Is anyone forcing you to vote for APC and Bola Tinubu?

Is the question too difficult for you?

If there's no constitutional provision for Tinubu saying it is his turn to be president, Why does he feel it is his turn to be president?

buckeyemedia:
Same applies to Peter Obi, or Atiku is there any constitutional provision that it is their turn also?

Is anyone forcing you to vote for APC and Bola Tinubu?

Still doesn't answer the question.

If there's no constitutional provision for Tinubu saying it is his turn to be president, Why does he feel it is his turn to be president?

buckeyemedia:
Same applies to Peter Obi, or Atiku is there any constitutional provision that it is his turn also?

Is anyone forcing you to vote for APC and Bola Tinubu?

Still doesn't answer the question.

If there's no constitutional provision for Tinubu saying it is his turn to be president, Why does he feel it is his turn to be president?

buckeyemedia:
Same applies to Peter Obi, or Atiku is there any constitutional provision that it is his turn also?

Is anyone forcing you to vote for APC and Bola Tinubu?

You haven't answered my question.

If there's no constitutional provision for Tinubu saying it is his turn to be president, Why does he feel it is his turn to be president?

buckeyemedia:
Same reason Peter Obi & Atiku Abubakar feels It is their turn also.

You haven't answered my question.

If there's no constitutional provision for Tinubu saying it is his turn to be president, Why does he feel it is his turn to be president?

buckeyemedia:
Same question I asked those Ipobian agitators turned civil Obidients.

After shouting Biafra since 2015 to May 2022, what makes them feel it is an Ipobians turn?

You still haven't answered my QUESTIONS (plural)

1. Why does Tinubu feel it is his turn to be president?

2. Is there any constitutional provision for it to be his turn to be president?

3. If it isn't about the constitution, what is it about?

netmillionaires:
There is no constiutional provisions for that. That is what he wants. Now tell me why Obi feels it his his turn.

What's my biz with obi? What has obi got to do with the questions I asked?

If there's no constitutional provision for Tinubu saying it is his turn to be president, Why does he feel it is his turn to be president?

mekaw:
if you don't move around Lagos in public bus you won't understand what the drivers are passing through, I have said it before and would say it again THE REASON IT SEEMS CRIME IS ON THE LOW IN LAGOS WAS COS THE GOVERNMENT LEGALIZED IT AS TAX AND LEVY USING agbero, thugs and urchins as collectors, if you see what these guys earn every day and the they spend money you will realize we were been legally Robbed every day. when they extort drivers passengers pay for it.

Very correct especially your bolded. You spoke my mind

beey2:
If you want me to answer your question in a most unintelligible manner well I can boldly tell you YES just like every other eligible Nigerian. Peace.

YES to what? You still haven't answered my QUESTIONS (plural)

1. Why does Tinubu feel it is his turn to be president?

2. Is there any constitutional provision for it to be his turn to be president?

3. If it isn't about the constitution, what is it about?

netmillionaires:
Why did Obi leave PDP to run under LP? Is it not because he felt it is his turn to be President? Don't tell me because he wanted a better life for Nigerians because I will ask you,"Is it that he doesn't want a better life for Nigerians in 2019 when he agreed to be Atiku's VP?" If he believes Atiku can give us a better life in 2019, why is he not supporting Atiku to give us a better life in 2023?

All the candidates are contesting because they believe it is their turn. So that Tinubu saying it is his turn rhetoric is not acceptable because they are all guilty of the same.

You haven't answered my questions. Why does Tinubu feel it is his turn to be president? Is there any constitutional provision for it to be his turn to be president?

beey2:
My brother, there's nothing much to explain here just try to read @babaolofin's post again but this time slowly to enable comprehension of both the content and context of Jagaban's statement at Abeokuta. It's not a question of constitution at all, he gave them strong reasons why he should be the candidate of their party even we read it in the Bible that "come with your strong reasons". I[b]t is now left for Nigerians to make their choice at the poll during election[/b]. Your constitutional right to vote your choice for whatever reasons can never be overemphasize. Vote not fight.

Offpoint. You haven't answered my questions. Why does Tinubu feel it is his turn to be president? Is there any constitutional provision for it to be his turn to be president? If it isn't about the constitution, what is it about?

belatoxx:
Do you know what they call inner circle in politics.... I believe if you are in same shoe with tinubu you will feel the same... He sacrifice alot for the nation which you don't know much about....For saying emilokan he is talking to the political circle not to all Nigeria.

You haven't answered my questions. Why does Tinubu feel it is his turn to be president?

Is there any constitutional provision for it to be his turn to be president?

what are the sacrifices Tinubu has sacrified alot that I do not know?

belatoxx:
So you will deny it is your deny is your turn to do good thing in life.... You do not know this guy is like cult they know inner circle than you so for someone to come out and say it is his turn means he have sacrifice alot to the circle so don't judge book by it cover.

You haven't answered my questions. Why does Tinubu feel it is his turn to be president? Is there any constitutional provision for it to be his turn to be president?

MeaslesMumpsRub:
I am really indifferent about any political Party.

I stand solidly with Bola Tinubu cause I'm convinced of his track record of excellence and his foresight, quite surprisingly, about a year I was one of those who dislike Jagaban so much.

You need to study the Jagaban from a Neutral point of view. The other candidate cannot match his Political Acumen. Tinubu is the best we got and it won't be fair on tou to pin all the misdemeanours of APC on him.

Your Uncle May get you a job at NNPC but your uncle won't do your job for you.

Tinubu is the best Nigerian Governor since Democracy, Bar Non.

Bro think am, then vote wisely.

What is this Tinubus "track record of excellence"?

How is Tinubu the best nigerian governor since democracy? How did you arrive at your conclusion?

Why does Tinubu feel it is his turn to be president? Is there any constitutional provision for it to be his turn to be president? Is Tinubu patriotic enough to be Nigerias president?

MeaslesMumpsRub:
Lol
Tinubu does not need Nigeria Money.
The Nigga started mKing money from top American Tax and International oil companies very early in his life. Man retired into Politics a Millionaitr in Dollar already.

That's interesting. How much did Tinubu make from top American tax and international oil companies and when?

What was his dollar worth as at the time he retired into politics?

Is it the money he made in the top American tax and international oil companies that he is still spending till today?

Is it from that money that he used to buy
and maintain private jet and using to bankroll his election? Is it from that money he used to donate 100million naira to Kano flood victims and sundry other donations running into a billion naira?

belatoxx:
Do this tinubu hold any national office sure he come in 2015 to campaign for APC but he can't do anything if apc leadership didn't do half of what he promise they will do... All because he can do little or nothing to Buhari government.... He hold no political office in this regime is just a party leader.... So little he can do

Why does Tinubu feel it is his turn to be president? Is there any constitutional provision for it to be his turn to be president?

babaolofin:
Tinubu statement is a purposeful statement understood by those he was addressing. The statement is a reminder to the ACN faction of APC. Great men have purpose while others have ambition. Nobody jumps into an ocean with the intention of swimming across without a purpose.

All the people complaining about Emi lokan including Pat Utomi that benefitted from Tinubu's magnanimity are actually Tinubu's enemies. They are very happy at the incidences and events before the statement and never expected Tinubu to come out victoriously but were disappointed by God. Even Atiku celebrated with Tinubu while the only thing the enemies saw is emi lokan.

Finally, I noticed the IBOS here don't know Pa Fasoranti and Pa Adebanjo are leaders of different groups of Afenifere. Pa Fasoranti is never in support of Pa Adebanjo. The Yoruba Council of Elders are not in support of Pa Adebanjo.

Offpoint. You haven't answered my questions. Why does Tinubu feel it is his turn to be president? Is there any constitutional provision for it to be his turn to be president?

Blessedmercy8:
You see what I'm saying?

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