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deji17:This chat doesn't answer my question. |
CSTRR:You are one of the Mpurimiri addict Deji was talking abt..
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I'm still waiting for when CAN will openly disown and reject fake pastors in Nigeria. |
deji17:I'm one of them, including my households.. My pastor is also rooting for Tinubu's victory. BAT 2023 |
deji17:Can you please mention the states |
But its Godly to jump from PDP to APC for your selfish reason... Hypocrite.. |
Toks2008:Sorry for yourself
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pedel:Most people wailing abt this strategic combo are actually worried abt the winning effect more than the religious effect.. Do you know that CAN/pastors are yet to praise Kwanwkaso for picking a pastor as his running mate..So i can boldly say its not about a christian being a vp..CAN is indirectly working for the oppositions like 2015. An average ibo man will not vote Tinubu if he chooses a bishop as his running mate. |
mycar:Most of u, the oppositions are pained and confused because the combo of Tinubu-Shettima is the real deal because of christians interest. BAT 2023
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Onigawara:You can call him whatever u like..He made the ryt choice...Most of u crying online is not abt christian interest but a bid to blackmail Tinubu for ur personal interest. If i may ask, wud u vote Tinubu if he had chosen pope or a pastor as his running mate?..The answer is NO so why are you so concerned and pained abt his decision.. Vote ur Obi in peace and let him be. BAT 2033
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This failed and irrelevant Dogara was actually waiting for Tinubu to choose him as his running mate but was disappointed. Vote Leadership Vote Excellence Vote Achievement Vote Mentorship Vote Tinubu
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lexy2014:You have just justified my previous comment. Deal with it. |
ok
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CAN are more desperate BAT 2023
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YOUR OPINION BAT 2023
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The whole Taraba state.. BAT 2023
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When he ran for the Lagos West senatorial seat in 1992, I was one of those not enamoured of his razzmatazz at the time. It wasn’t that I didn’t see something special in his ways at the time but I refused to get swayed to his side on a strict matter of principle and fidelity. Over time, I had sat down to ponder the Tinubu phenomenon. His achievements so far cannot be equated with those of Chief Awolowo and Alhaji Jakande individually but, if the truth must be said, this Tinubu man has packed together the finer attributes of the other two great politicians into his political modus operandi. It is the main reason, to my mind, why I am supremely convinced that Bola Tinubu’s BEST is yet to be. Before I am quoted out of context, let me say here that Tinubu has not told me he is running for the Presidency, after Buhari in 2023 but I strongly believe that after the North, the presidency should come to the South West in 2023. Some may ask, why not South East ? My own candid opinion is that in this matter of APC, the South-West did much better than the South-East in the formation and the footwork that gave Buhari, Nigeria’s version of America’s Abraham Lincoln, the coveted Presidential crown. Buhari, a conscience-driven person, has severally acknowledged this fact. To be sure, the South East merits the Presidency, but not over and above the South West at this time, except fairness, equity and justice have other names to those espousing the idea of a South East presidency. When it is rationally their turn, all believers in a united Nigeria will certainly support their bid. That settled, we should, in looking to a South-West presidency, not allow ourselves to be goaded into any permutation beyond Bola Tinubu for 2023. Yes, SW parades a galaxy of stars who are also suitable to enter the presidential race . VP Osinbajo, Fashola, Amosun et al. But everything considered, in my well-considered view, Tinubu fits the bill best of all. It is settled matter that all these names were discovered by Tinubu and guided, to become the political colossuses they proudly are today. I took an excursion to history earlier in this article on Tinubu trajectory deliberately and advisedly. He did not wade into the political waters ill-prepared. He came into it as a man of means, which I can attest to in the Mushin scenario I painted here and in his well articulated contributions to NADECO and the struggle against arbitrary rule towards the enthronement of democracy in our land; for which he was acknowledged and recognised by the powerful democracies and nations of the world. What do I mean by saying that Tinubu fixed Lagos? It is fair account of history that Mobolaji Johnson remains unforgettable for working assiduously for the creation of Lagos State, and as its pioneer military administrator and later governor, did the best of which he was capable, to lay the foundation on which other governors, civilian and military, built. But Lateef Jakande left his indelible footprints in governance as the first civilian governor who did the most pioneering job in the state including, but not limited to, the opening up of the Lekki corridor, undoubtedly the cash-cow of Lagos; the establishment of the Lagos State University, the mass housing estates in all the divisions of Lagos State as well as the state television (LTV8) and the abolition of the iniquitous shift system in schools. Yet, if Jakande turned the forest of Lagos to a town, if you permit that manner of expression, Tinubu, to his eternal credit, beautified that “town” of all those who came after Jakande. On the road to his present station in life, Tinubu burnt the midnight oil and candle and unsparingly drove himself hard because he was busy in his “laboratory”, seeking solutions to the multitude of pròblems besetting Lagos and proferring solutions to them. Today, it is beyond debate that the template he drew up from his time as governor is still working for the state. If it wasn’t working, the state will not have earned for itself the undisputed appellation of “centre of excellence” in the country. Also, his ability to fish out performers as governors of the State after him, is not commonplace asset; otherwise we should have seen such feat replicated in other states of the federation since. These points make him a priceless asset to be sought after. If he fixed Lagos, I am goddamn convinced he can fix Nigeria. I won’t claim absolute knowledge of all the frontline politicians of national stature; but I will wager on my bottom naira if Tinubu is not the hardest working of them all. Politics can be a game of chess. It is also a game that cannot be played shunting God aside in the schemings. God is of equity, fairness, justice and conscience. Those who disregard the Supreme Being in their games always reap the whirlwind of their dishonesty and perfidy; the pity of it is that they never lived to have the consequences stare them in the face. That falls in the realm of spiritualism. On terra firma, I cannot but remember the Awujale’s pet-song of “eyi ma dun to ee; eyi ma tun to ee; eyi ma dun to niti gbajumo; aiye ile o, eyi ma dun to niti gbajumo; eni baa sope ko dun to, ko see tie, ka woran ..” The narrow-mindedness, heartlessness and petty jealousy with which some of his kinsmen embraced to thwart Yorubas best opportunity for Awo to become the President in his time, should not be allowed to rear their ugly heads to thwart another golden chance for the Yorubas and inexorably the Nigerian nation this time around. I submit in all seriousness and sincerity that Bola Tinubu is Nigeria’s best hope, come 2023. By Bayo Osiyemi[b] |
lexy2014:1. Tinubu instituted of a reform plan that greatly improved the welfare of judicial officers including magistrates 2. He revamped the civil and criminal procedure rule as well as creation of the Citizens Mediation Centre; a well-staffed and independent Office of the Public Defender, offering legal services for the poor. 3. He established additional 5 general hospitals in Lagos state 4. He upgraded facilities at the Lagos State Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) 5. He provided free healthcare services including free ante-natal care for women, free eye treatments and free glasses, popularly called 'JIGI BOLA'. 6. He pioneered the Bus Rapid Transit System and LAGBUS 7. He established the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) 8. Reference of at least 13 matters related to the principle of federalism to be tested by the Supreme Court 9. Tinubu created 37 Local Council Development Areas. 10. He spear-headed the political merger that produced the APC . 11. Showing clearly that a new sherif is in town, Tinubu administration’s youth development programme led to the annual “One Day Governor” through the annual spelling bee for secondary school students initiated by the New Era Foundation that was promoted by his wife,Oluremi Tinubu as the First Lady of Lagos. 12. Knowing how reformation of prisoners can help curb social vices, the former governor converted the dreadful Ita Oko prisoners camp into a youth skills acquisition centre. He spearheaded the good governance that Lagos state is known for today Tinubu is the Architect of todays MEGA CITY That you and your ppl are enjoying today.
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CSTRR:
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Atiku Dwarfed APC/Buhari on twitter/IG and even INEC server...The rest is now history.. BAT 2023
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lexy2014:Would u even believe or accept if i tell you? so kindly google it or make findings. Think LAGOS Think TINUBU BAT 2023
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Polchiz:You mean Kaduna South because Christians/igbo dominates the area.. How sure are you that i lived all my life in Yoruba land? BAT 2023
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Finally..... BAT 2023
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HER LIFE...... BAT 2023.
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Dshocker:EVEN IF I TELL U, YOU WON'T ACCEPT NEITHER BELIEVE SO KINDLY GOOGLE IT. BAT 2023
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Nice move. BAT 2023
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GudHardDick:
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Very good |
Dshocker:If He could make Lagos great. He can make Nigeria great again. Vote Leadership Vote Mentorship Vote Experience Vote Achievements Vote TINUBU
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obi-dirt supporters go keep quite because na their biafran sister. CITY BOY 2023
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SmellyNyash:ASIWAJU 2023
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Dshocker:He is not abt what he has to offer by creating unrealistic statistics and lies like obi-dirt.. Lagos state standard and more goodies are what he is offering Nigerian.
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