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Amoto94:
Four Nigerians of northern extraction have been killed by gunmen in Ihiala, Anambra state after ultimatum of 10 Jan 2022 was issued to them. Two of those killed are newlywed husband & wife, Ibrahim Isa, leader of arewa community confirmed to BBC.

This guy is unwittingly asking for a reprisal attack by the Arewa on those of Igbo extraction in the core North.

He didn't bother to mention the tribal make-up of those killed in the train station killings and kidnapping in Edo days ago but specifically pointed out the ethnicity of 2 of the many victims of Anambra attacks to imply they were targeted for their tribe.

Since he can't become president, he'd get his tribal bloodbath by stoking one online and anywhere else. Shekau-lite for a reason.

Amoto94:
When I become president I will gas potor republic to prevent nonentity like u from being born

ShaqFu:
Asiwaju is entitled to his opinion, just like you're entitled to yours of saying he's a thief without him being convicted.

Alright, Yahoo boy ShaqFundz.

silvoclaira:


Seun, Nairaland needs a Redesign/Rebrand

It will go a long way in giving your platform the attention and credits it deserves in todays SocialMedia world.

Redesign/Rebranding is necessary over these years to ensure you’re capturing the new products, services, members attention.

Nairand's UX is good but the UI has to change. It'd fair better being redesigned to mobile-facing web app.
Dropdown menu, trending feature and related ones.
Integrating Bootstrap should be a start to keeping it lightweight and JAMstack to integrate some APis.
Seun knows this certainly but he downplays what UI does to internet users.

Tinubu believes young people are Yahoo boys. If you're from Edo particularly, you are a fraudster according to him.

Shaqfu is from Edo State. He's a Yahoo boy. That's what I'd term him hence.

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2023/01/09/edo-govt-rejects-tinubus-stereotyping-of-states-youths-as-yahoo-yahoo-fraudsters/

ShaqFu:
he's sentimental to the plight of yahoo boys. Now who wouldn't attack that kind of man?

Tinubu is the ONLY one who has been in support of Yahoo boys.
https://dailypost.ng/2023/01/06/2023-tinubu-reveals-tech-plans-for-yahoo-boys-if-elected-president/

The joke writes itself.

joseph1832:
You accuse me of being under Tinubu's payroll, please I challenge you to come up with a link showing me giving Tinubu praises just like the ones your giving GEJ!

Please I urge you to stopusing Nairaland as a means to spread falsehood, lies and deceit.

For your information, Tinubu, Buhari, GEJ and co are all birds of the same feathers.

Same guy campaigned against GEJ because he was "everything wrong with this country".

Same guy campaigned for Buhari and wailed in less than 2 years.

Same guy is campaigning for Tinubu.

Same Shaqfu admitted Tinubu is just as bad as Buhari and GEJ.
Tinubu = Buhari according to him.


See the folly again?
Vote for Peter Obi if you want a deviation from what Nigeria has become. Tinubu is Buhari 2.0 .

joseph1832:
Are you listening to yourself bro? So its a crime that he didn't steal money to build houses and buy land in every nook and cranny in Nigeria.

Can you compare the integrity of Buhari to that of GEJ and his cohorts? Even OBJ and Tinubu don't even have integrity as thick as that of Buhari.

Anyday anytime, Buhari's reputation makes him stand out better than many of those filthy PDP politicians!

This was Shaqfu praising Buhari for not stealing as Head of State in 1985, but he's attacked Peter Obi for doing same as Governor of Anambra.

Same guy admitted Tinubu lacks integrity just like the PDP Obasanjo he's called a dubious man. But he wants Tinubu to lead Nigeria today.

A man who falls short in integrity.

You can't make this kind of double-speak split personality up. And it's the same for many Tinubu supporters - double standards and hypocrisy.

ShaqFu:
alright. So who are you routing for? I'll still like to troll Kay on it though. I like how he summons Otem to come to his aide, when Otem is busy receiving a good head and drinking beer.

Slippery Joe always trying to wriggle out of scrutiny like an eel. Good thing my gloves are abrasive, made coarse by documented information of Tinubu's fraudulence, his scandal-magnet person, his poor management of Lagos as Governor, and his knack for incoherent gaffes which he utters every time there's a mic in front if him.

There's no escape. I don't intend to troll you. I intend to continually pinpoint your folly and shove it in your face with every lexical exchange here.

ShaqFu:
you're the one being slippery. The post you posted, which I quoted, was of you saying I'm better than the next man because I drink Heineken and he drinks Hero.

You're a tech guy, so you should go to Asiwaju's wiki page and you'll find the answers you seek. If and when you're not satisfied with the answers you get, you can contact Asiwaju's media aide and he'll answer those question. That's why he is getting paid.

VoteTinubu2023:
Okay. Thanks. 2011 interview.

Is it Tinubu's siblings that are contesting? Why do they matter?

Hogwash again! Tinubu's Wikipedia page contains no information of his childhood or teenagehood. None about his primary and secondary school education.

Jaja Opobo was a Transatlantic slave from more than 200 years ago but even in all the chaos then, where he was born and his regression and progression thence are all public.

Essentially you're admitting you know little about the man you're campaigning for so evade by giving baseless answers like asking me to contact his aide but you ask about Obi's activities from me and I give you precise answers?

So, basically, a geriatric sickly mentally-impaired John Doe should be president when there are younger, healthier, genealogically-verified and prudent options?

Both of you deserve a high five. In the face. With a plank!

ShaqFu:
Haba bro. From the post you posted, it clearly states I said Heineken and Budweiser are better beer brands than Hero.

I never stated I'm better than the man who drinks Hero because I drink Heineken or Budweiser oh bros.

Slippery Joe again. You already know I don't judge beer brands and why I can't.

You have consistently and deliberately skipped these questions digging into Tinubu's history and genealogy. Answer them.

DissTroy:
Shaqfu, don't get lost in Lezz addressing the beer issue. Come out of the shadows.

Joe, give me/us credible sources of Tinubu's:

- Primary school;
- Secondary school;
- Place of birth and biological siblings.

Don't ghost now.

monerozi5590:
Diss.Troy, please hold that guy by the balls. He must provide answers to those questions.

They are predictable. But the questions are still open to others.
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Shaqfu, don't get lost in Lezz addressing the beer issue. Come out of the shadows.

Joe, give me/us credible sources of Tinubu's:

- Primary school;
- Secondary school;
- Place of birth and biological siblings.

Don't ghost now.

DriveByKiller:
Kay, I saw that post by Joe. I saw when he called Hero a shitty beer and I have since changed brand a long time when the standard dropped over when adultrated samples lined the pubs.

My stand however is on the commenter who said that for everyone bottle of Heineken bought is equal to 2 bottles of Hero. When the unit price is just a hundred Naira difference.

Hero 400
Heineken 500

Where I hang out, it's 600/500 . And 800/700.

The commenter also said Hero wasn't found in Lagos and I had it there in 2015.

I agree. But our guy Shaqfu has been all over this thread in the past few days chestbeating and trolling he's more matured and sophisticated than those he was arguing with about beers because he prefers Heineken and Goldberg to their praise of the supposedly "shitty" Hero beer.

You termed the person who stated so a fool and I just pointed out Shaqfu is the culprit.

Own goals are not crimes. Gerard Pique used to score many of such against his own team at Barcelona but he's still considered a good player.

DriveByKiller:



Like that fool who thinks drinking Heineken or Budweiser makes him better than the next man.

Only in nairaland

Ironically, Shaqfu is the only one on this thread who has insisted Heineken and Budweiser are better than Hero so it makes him better.

You just termed Shaqfu a fóôl.

Own goal!

ShaqFu:
which lie did I tell?



Hero is a shitty beer. If you can't amongst the top beer brands in Nigeria, Hero isn't even top 3. You still say I tell lies.

Even in the South East, Hero doesn't come close to Heineken. Even Budweiser that just came to town outclass , outmark Hero.

VoteTinubu2023:
I will like you to provide a credible source for this claim? Or even a video of Buhari saying this?

Facts only! https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/264462-flashback-why-ill-serve-only-one-term-buhari.html .


Now give me credible sources of Tinubu's:
- Primary school;
- Secondary school;
- Place of birth and biological siblings.

Don't ghost now like he does when called to debate.

Jandor attacks Tinubu during a live interview for converting Lagos State Polytechnic premises to TVC, his personal propaganda TV station.
https://www.nairaland.com/7519035/jandor-criticises-lagos-state-converting

Tinubu robbed Lagos blind, converted public properties to his and tried to steal even NEPA which belongs to all of us.

These are the criminal activities this minions hope he'd propagate over Nigeria. MMIA would become Tinubu International Airport. The fictional Nigeria Airways would become Tinubu Airways. This is the fraudulent kleptomaniac Shaqfu and Oasis want to rule over us over better proven alternative who don't steal or convert government properties to theirs.

Sure as death, Tinubu would privatise organisations if he wins but the privatisation would be to him. This much is certain. Thankfully, with BVAS and our PVCs, we'd save Nigeria from his fiefdom.

ShaqFu:
Calm down Kay. Peter Obi have been fingered by Simon Ekpa as an IPoB member and also sympathizer, what do you have to say because the person you support is a supporter of a terrorist group?

IPOB has denied Simon Ekpa being their member. For over a year now.
Simon Ekpa has been in Norway for years and as at 2016 was adversely against IPOB or cessation till 2019 when he saw the opportunity to drum up support for himself after Kanu was on exile and later incarcerated two years later. Who knew Simon Ekpa until 2019? Why didn't he say so in 2019 when Obi ran?
Emma Powerful is IPOB spokesperson for years and has said Simon Ekpa isn't their member. How can he speak on behalf of IPOB?

You, out of the blues, think you can get me on the defensive? You should have known over the years that attack is what I do.

Shaqfu the shameless, why are a supporting Tinubu:
- The fraudster who wanted to steal NEPA (PHCN) from 200 million people?
- Why are you supporting a man in his 70's even though you campaigned against old men in politics?
- Why do you think a sickly, cognitively him paired braggart should be president?

Answer these questions! These are the core established facts!

ShaqFu:
You call him fraudster, can you prove he is one?

The Heavens forbid that I argue with you. Arguing with you is pointless because it implies that you arrive at any logical sociopolitical conclusion.

When you called Jonathan a thief and enabler of Boko Haram, where was your proof?

When you insisted Jonathan should take responsibility for Chibok girls in Borno bit Buhari shouldn't be blamed for Edi train attack, what was your comparative logic premised on?

Tinubu was documented fraudulently trying to steal the electricity grid architecture of this country for himself and when he was caught, used a tribal rallying cry as defence.
El Rufai mentioned names, places, committees, dates and projects anyone can verify. It was analysed in 2013 and found to be true.
Tinubu had no defense to El Rufai's claims. That's why APC's merger in 2013 is still regarded as a marriage of strange fellows as they banded to get power by any means.

Only an unaware person who doesn't know your tactics of baseless whataboutism would bother edging you on with arguments.

I'm here to drag you across the pages of this thread for your brazen shamelessness and defense of everything vile in our sociopolity. I'm overseeing your walk of shame as you get pelted at intervals by the viewing public.

ShaqFu:
I didn't realize anything bro. I want to read the book for myself.

Sly evasion again. You asked for the book, I directed you. You doubted, I posted excerpts of El Rufai exposing Tinubu back in his 2013 memoir for trying to steal from 200 million Nigerians by fraudulently cornering
NEPA as his and playing the tribal card when he was caught. He did this as a sitting governor.

As for debt, countries owe debt, not only Nigeria, so it's nothing new. Countries borrow to execute project, it's not new. However what I find repulsive is when such money borrowed isn't used for what it was borrowed for.

No generalised reply. Tinubu borrowed Lagos to the extreme. Lagos hasn't benefited from the humongous borrowings which means the borrowed monies were diverted by him.

That's what thieving fraudsters do and that's the man you are campaigning for to rule us.

ShaqFu:
ma nigga! I was wondering when you were going to grace this thread with your lexical dexterity.

We are talking about peeps who sit in their houses and type shit that can't even decipher.

Izzou and the likes of him, should never be taken seriously. Social media is the place where you see people who haven't left the confines of their father's doormat, talking about shit they can't even comprehend.

Joe, your Tinubu has been exposed as one rallying with a tribal drivel, a fraudster who wanted to bankrupt the country by scamming us into signing NEPA over to him, and a reckless administrator who almost borrowed Lagos into oblivion.

You have skipped these issues by playing blind to focus on inanities quashed yesterday about beer brands by latching on to Lezz's comments.

It's all a sly move to cover your shameful outing since yesterday in defence of Tinubu and Buhari. I see this for what it is.

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DissTroy:

Also, El Rufail mentioned in his memoir "The Accidental Public Servant" that Tinubu fraudulently connived to bankrupt NEPA and own the organisation and acted with late Chief Bola Ige who was Minister of Justice under Obasanjo. Tinubu wanted to steal a federal coy the whole economy and country depends on as his.
He tricked Obasanjo to sign and if not for El Rufai, we'd have grown up shouting "Up BAT!" instead of "Up NEPA" when electricity is restored.

Let any of them deny it, and I'd provide the link. They believed Obi prevented El Rufai from going to Anambra during elections so they must believe El Rufai's accusations on BAT now too.

El Rufai on how he stopped Bola Tinubu from ripping off the federal government:


"One of my memorable early experiences in BPE was a political baptism of fire – an encounter that opportunity to cash in on that misfortune. They did something similar in India in the 1990s and it went really wrong but they learnt some lessons and came to Nigeria with a more refined approach. What

Enron proposed was to supply second-hand, barge-based generators (moveable and easy to relocate in case of payment defaults) using diesel initially, to be supplied by Wale Tinubu’s Ocean & Oil Ltd. (now Oando) [b] until gas pipelines are extended from Egbin to the barges’ location, to provide initially 90MW and expandable to 540MW of electricity exclusively for Lagos State.


[b] [color=#2135D2]
The Lagos State governor, Bola Tinubu, his finance commissioner Wale Edun, budget commissioner Yemi Cardoso, Gbenga Oyebode of Aluko & Oyebode, Wale Tinubu and Tunde Folawiyo, all of them friends or acquaintances of mine, were involved in the transaction at various levels and capacities.[/color] There were only three hurdles that needed to be crossed. First was the legal reality of the time: that only federally-owned National Electricity Power Authority (NEPA) could buy, transmit and distribute power so the cooperation of the Federal Government (FGN) was needed.


Second was that NEPA was notorious for not paying its bills (even to government-owned companies like the Nigerian Gas Company which supplies it with feedstock), so some payment security arrangements needed to be put in place in anticipation of NEPA’s default, and finally Enron would require a sovereign guarantee in the event that NEPA fails to pay and the security arrangement fails to crystallise or is exhausted by multiple defaults. Enron and Bola Tinubu found a way by getting Chief Bola Ige, a fellow opposition AD party leader working in a PDP administration, to get Obasanjo to sign off on the transaction without any cabinet review or rigorous inter-agency discussions. Bola Ige also obtained the president’s consent to sign a sovereign guarantee on behalf of the Federal Government of Nigeria something only the Minister of Finance was legally authorized to do.

There were no loud protest from NEPA management who could foresee the dangers of potential corporate insolvency because they all believe resistance was fruitless since Minister Bola Ige had the ears of President Obasanjo. Everything was signed, sealed and delivered and we all read about it in the newspapers. I was concerned that this could negatively impact the future privatization of NEPA and requested the VP to obtain copies of the agreements signed for our review. This was barely two weeks after I resumed, and then early in December 1999, we received the ‘power purchase agreement’ (PPA) of over 100 pages including annexes, annexures and other attachments.


We could not make any sense out of it. We approached Norton Rose of the UK, and two local law firms, A B Mahmoud & Co. based in Kano and George Ikoli & Okagbue of Lagos to undertake a review of the power purchase agreement. Norton Rose needed several weeks, and instinctively I knew we had to figure this out before it got too late, and several weeks night be too late. The local law firms submitted the outcome of their reviews within a short period, but what we got were not very helpful in isolating the potential impact of the PPA on our power sector reform programme.

The agreement was highly technical with enough equations and integrals to scare all but the most mathematically proficient of lawyers. At this point, I approached the World Bank country office for assistance. Trevor Byer, the country director who fortuitously had been involved in power sector reforms elsewhere before his posting to Nigeria, was very very helpful, proactive and immediately responsive. Within a couple of weeks, we received a summary of the agreement, its impact on privatization, what the equations and annexes meant in terms of tariffs, security arrangements, dollar payments and contingent liabilities. I immediately briefed the Vice President who was alarmed at the findings, and he instructed me to draft a memo for onward transmission to President Obasanjo.


Within five weeks of taking over the headship of BPE, I drafted the first of many memos which would be forwarded to the drawing attention to surreptitious steps being taken by line ministries to frustrate sector reforms and privatization.
[color=#2135D2] The Lagos State-Enron case was particularly dangerous as it would have bankrupted NEPA almost overnight! The president immediately put the transaction on hold and commended the vice president for briefing him on the implications of the deal. [/color]



The VP set up a ministerial committee chaired by Minister of State Danjuma Goje, with BPE, the Federal Ministry of Finance,and Lagos State Government represented as members,to review the agreement. Enron immediately hired GoodWorks International, the global advisory firm co-founded by former US Ambassador to the UN, Andrew Young, to influence the outcome of the review, while Bola Ige and some sections of the South-West media got busy attacking me, the vice president and the BPE for depriving Lagos and Yoruba people of steady electricity’.

Note how Tinubu played the tribal card after being caught trying to bankrupt Nigeria? Let's move on.

We declined to respond, focusing on fixing what we saw as a potential stumbling block to reforming and privatizing our electricity supply industry.


I am glad we truncated the original deal, but even the better and arrangement which reduced tariffs from 8.5 cents per kilowatt – hour to just 1 cent a kilowatt – hour ended up placing huge financial burdens on NEPA years into the future – and the undertaking we extracted from Lagos State to share part of the burden was subsequently challenged court, and remained in dispute until we left office.

My Enron experience was an education of sort. I learnt many new lessons that dispelled my naivety. Well-informed and trusted friends put pressure on me to look the other way because they were advisers or consultants to Enron, or were potential; beneficiaries in the transaction. My explanations and passionate representations that the transaction was inimical to national interest, negatively impacts the long-term viability of NEPA and threatened the reforms of the electricity industry were neither nor relevant to their position.


I saw starkly how government officials were willing to prevent the interest of the country to impress foreigners, or obtain preferences for those they thought were their kinsmen.
It was an early sobering experience and an appreciation of the reigning dictum of every one for himself, and no one for the country."


~ Source: The Accidental Public Servant (Page 81 – 84) by Nasir El Rufai

ShaqFu:
As regard the bolded. Can I see an extract from the book? I'll like to know how El Rufai came about the bolded.

It's on GoodReads. Google Books too. Just google "The Accidental Public Servant by El Rufai".
You'd find the incidences I referenced in pages 81 through 84.
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Uncharacteristically, you have played blind to my comments comparing Tinubu and Obi. Today. You realise there's nothing to defend Tinubu for based on the debt profile and campaigning with tribe.

I preempt if you even attempt to answer, you'd go the tribal while ignoring the #817 billion debt despite high IGR, and FAAC allocations.

Donjazet2:
Come on, dis.stroy you know better about this.
Liberalism is all about creating a society where everyone is free to be whatever they want to be so far as there is no harm inflicted or done to another.
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Well, I can agree with you. You should also agree with me. Donjazet, I want to identify as Tony Elumelu. Do you have a plug for that?

If that is not possible, I want to identify as Otedola so I can get countless gallons of fuel from Forte Oil. Do you have a sure plug or not?

liveLongNprospa:
Which is what I'm saying because the man has said he doesn't believe in one Nigeria.

Who knows if tinubu has done more things to destroy this country on the low but actually putting some of that on hold to attempt to rule while causing wahala so the devil's know that if they don't help him, the country will not be habitable.

I mean see Lagos of yesterday.

Anyways he will not smell presidency

When I mentioned OPC was weaponised during Tinubu's time and held more sway than the police in Lagos on December 31st on this thread, you think I was going overboard? Even MC Oluomo, the Chief State-backed Thug, is the 3rd most powerful individual in Lagos politics today.
It's Tinubu, Sanwo Olu and Oluomo. Not even Fashola.


Also, El Rufail mentioned in his memoir "The Accidental Public Servant" that Tinubu fraudulently connived to bankrupt NEPA and own the organisation and acted with late Chief Bola Ige who was Minister of Justice under Obasanjo. Tinubu wanted to steal a federal coy the whole economy and country depends on as his.
He tricked Obasanjo to sign and if not for El Rufai, we'd have grown up shouting "Up BAT!" instead of "Up NEPA" when electricity is restored.

Let any of them deny it, and I'd provide the link. They believed Obi prevented El Rufai from going to Anambra during elections so they must believe El Rufai's accusations on BAT now too.

Donjazet2:
Damn! This guy!!
At this point, disstroy, FUCK_YOU for being a conservative! Going around being a goddamn conservative.

Why should I align with a Left-Wing ideology which proposes that a boy can wake up tomorrow and self-identify as an onion and must be addressed as so? Or a woman can get married to a tree she makes love to which must be legally recognised as her husband?

I would only agree with you that is so if I can walk into any UBA branch this afternoon identifying as Tony Elumelu.

Peter Obi being super-smart and financially wise was why Anambra State was absent on the debt profile for much of his tenure. He didn't leave Anambra in debt but Tinubu borrowed Lagos to top on the debt profile.

Anambra under Obi was so good in financial management that 9 years after Obi left office, Anambra State has the second lowest debt of #75 billion of all 17 Southern states despite Obiano's reckless borrowing, save for Ebonyi which has #67 billion.

In comparison, Lagos State debt is #817 billion! Almost 11 times Anambra's debt despite having the largest IGR and economy! Lagos debt is the highest.

I didn't make this up!

Check the Debt Management Office website report for December, 2022: https://www.dmo.gov.ng/debt-profile/sub-national-debts/4122-states-and-fct-domestic-debt-stock-as-at-september-30-2022

Why? Why did Tinubu and his people borrow Lagos State to that much debt? Despite IGR and economy and most projects being PPPs? And Lagos is still on many undevelopment indices? Was the borrowing justifiable? So where did all the monies go? Into bullion vans to fund elections?

Why?! And he dares criticise Obi for saving? If you have any logic, you'd not try to sell Tinubu to educated people. Go meet poorly-read villagers you can foól with lies.

Also, it's important to state that Chris Ngige of the APC and a current minister was the most vocal advocate of Igbo Presidency and demanded that he wanted to run for a slot which must be zoned to the South East.
https://www.sunnewsonline.com/only-igbo-presidency-can-guarantee-nigerias-unity-equity-ngige/

Like Tinubu, he used tribe and region as a rallying cry, not his credentials. But we all know what happened as he was mocked by even the same Igbos. They didn't buy it or key in to pulling tribal strings.

How can you actually accuse the people here of asking for Igbo presidency when they didn't even support the most vocal proponent of Igbo slot?

Now you want to gaslight people rallying behind the only candidate who has said vote for me not because of tribe or religion?
Dead on arrival.
Receipts abound.

The interesting thing about this Punch article quoting Tinubu saying it's the Yoruba's turn for presidency is, it's written by Dauda Olatunji, a core Yoruba man.

But Larride claims Tinubu was misquoted and anyone saying so doesn't understand Yoruba. Obviously Larride understands Yoruba more than Dauda Olatunji, the Punch journalist of Yoruba extraction.

Otem really would cage many of you on the Last Day for barefaced lies.

Peter Obi: "Vote for me because I am competent, not because I am Igbo or Christian" September, 2022.

https://independent.ng/2023-dont-vote-me-because-i-am-igbo-or-christian-peter-obi/
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Tinubu: "It's Yoruba's turn for presidency". June, 2022.

Clear as day and night!

Facts only!

nihilistjnr:
Simple question,, do you believe that Peter Obi in his 61 years as a Nigerian has ever seen Presidency assigned on a turn by turn basis?

Actually, it was.

- After Abdulsalami, Obasanjo, a Southerner, was given to fill in Southern slot and to pacify for the Abiola being robbed of what he obviously won.

After Obasanjo, Governors Attah and Odili wanted it by all means, but the powers that be said a Northerner from NorthWest. Yar'Adua got it.

- After Yar'Adua, Goodluck got it as from the South and South.

- But the chant was Northwest didn't complete "their" term so in 2015, Northern governors rallied round a Northern candidate because Jonathan didn't want to stepdown.

- Buhari got it and promised to step down after one tenure (of completing the other 4 years for NorthWest) so he got support from Northerners and the South.
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- Buhari reneged and claimed it's a PDP agreement he won't agree to and ran again. Atiku ran too with the undertones being North East turn.

- But with the North having done 8 years a stretch, the South wants it. And since South West and South South have had a go, it just made sense that the assumption was South East.

It has always been turn by turn given the undertones. Anyone who's knowledgeable about Nigerian politics knows this.

But Obi is saying and has said even before the primaries that "Don't vote for me because I am an Igbo man or from the South East or a Christian. Vote for me because I have your best interest at heart and I intend to do..."
I can post 11 different videos over the last year and now of him saying so from YouTube.

For the first time, we have a candidate who doesn't feel he should be president because of helping people or his tribe but because he has the best intentions and has proven to do so.

larride:
Osibanjo manager can cry for whatever he wants because the statement was directed at Osibanjo.

reminded them that ITS HIS TURN to be supported to get APC ticket. That's is context.

He was strictly speaking to Ogun state APC delegates it's his turn to be supported instead of Osibanjo.

There's a reason Tinubu didnt make the statement anywhere else till he got to Ogun State.

Now shout Emi Lokan

He said same in Oyo.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/02/tinubu-in-oyo-received-by-sen-akanbi-visits-alaafin-of-oyo-olubadan/

He's repeating same at open-air campaigns.

Again you have begin to have hallucinations. I suggest you see a doc asap for medications.

Projecting? You should be telling Tinubu that if you had half the presence of mind of a cuttlefish. But even a doornail ranks higher.

larride:
Again you are missing the context of where and why Tinubu said it's my turn and I really cant be explaining the same thing over and over.

The clip is in Yoruba, get a someone that understand Yoruba to explain it to you.

I understand Yoruba and I'm insisting on it. Osinbajo's campaign manager is a Yoruba, Richard Akinnola, and he condemned it. Several Yorubas did too.

You think you have exclusive rights to Yoruba interpretation? We could lengthy voicenotes this minutes in pure Yoruba and my sentences with it wouldn't falter. This very minute. Stop lying. You already admitted Tinubu said it's Yoruba's turn in your last response to me.