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We don't don't need a thick-neck man at the helm of senate again. If you support the motion, please click like. The likes have it! |
Which law says he should not be mocked, after he did all to subvert the will of the people. ..except he appoligises |
They will reconcile. |
GEJ tried in Lagos honestly. I was not expecting him to garner that much. It means Governorship election in Lagos will be very competitive. Good for democracy. |
PDP and controversial politicians! Are these the ones to form a formidable opposition to APC? |
He's almost getting 25% of 24 states plus high numbers of votes he already has in the North East, North West and South West. Congrats to Baba "in advance" |
Cool, to calm the nerves. |
A word spoken is like egg broken, not easy to mop up. Word is powerful. |
In addition: Don't ever be violent. |
Up Baba! |
Sleekyshuga:Horrible! I wonder who indoctrinated the idea that women must wear make-up to look good. Nothing like being natural especially African women. |
Austin4lif:Wrong! Power has returned to the people. |
PDP and tainted candidates! Same place where the late great Dora Akinluyi was denied seat. Congrats to her for her people don't mind her soiled records. It's business as usual. |
I respect the Rivers state electorates. They are not going to take bullshit. Amaechi is a correct man, fearless, resolute and standing tall always like an iroko tree that cannot be fell unlike it fell down flat in Ondo state. |
PDP and tainted candidates! Same place where the late great Dora Akinluyi was denied seat. Congrats to her for her people don't mind her soiled records. It's business as usual. |
PDP and tainted candidates! Same place where the late great Dora Akinluyi was denied seat. Congrats to her for her people don't mind her soiled records. It's business as usual. |
No big deal. This is allowed and a welcome development. Big deal is when a Yoruba man wins a seat in the eastern part. |
You might be correct about power players. However, why generality of Nigerian wants GEJ out is because of failure in performance in virtually all spheres of the Nigerian life. |
Up Baba! I do hope all these politicians, GMB inclusive are learning how politics should be played especially with the people of the South West. |
Hope this is not another Dapo of the faculty of law, Ife in late 90s/2000 in the making. |
Sai Baba! |
It's been confirmed in several polls/reports that Ameachi is the best in Nigeria and that means he's the best in the South South. The worst according to reports is Delta state's Oduhan. |
Can be annoying sometimes straining your eyes to read the letters. Nice info! |
One thing you cannot take out from GMB is INTEGRITY. Integrity and hosnesty keep surfacing in all discussions about him. Just wandering why some people don't want a man of so much honour to govern Nigeria. It is understandable if thieving politicians don't want him but what about ordinary Nigerians who are struggling to eke out a living especially those shouting GEJ on this forum. Just like some people thought it right he was the only man with integrity to govern in 1983, so it is now when the likes of Tinubu see him as the man who can do it. Those who are rejecting GMB because of only Tinubu are naïve considering there are hundreds of the so called Tinubu surrounding their failed leader. GMB/PYO straight to Aso Rock by God's grace! |
PDP, this is not how to play opposition party. PDP does not deserve the position of opposition party let alone ruling party. Always getting things wrong. |
PDP campaign of calumny! We do not need a president to debate before he can be honest, ready to take his country to a greater height. We have decided to vote for honesty, integrity, and determination for positive change. |
Ms Funke Opeke is underrated in that profile |
NNPC under oga madam is business as usual- "stealing is not corruption" God, please deliver this country from evil power of corruption. |
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