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Tinubu is a Yoruba political leader. Those who know his political sagacity like Olubadan, will never underrate him. God bless Olubadan. |
ModsareChevres:If you don't know, please know, Tinubu is Yoruba political leader. Amosun is supposed to be his boy, but in his arrogance and burning ambition, he betrayed his master. Such people need to be cut to size. Please bury your anger or bitterness against Tinubu. He is in charge. |
PrecisionFx:Please mind your language, this is too much for you to say. How could you wish a whole ethnic nation to be doomed because they are led by a leader you don't like. As if that is not enough, you also wished the leader death in order to be separated from his people. This is hate speech, and bitterness, envy and resentment against Yoruba nation. Please refrain from such sensitive comments, and keep your heart aright towards your your fellow compatriot. The irony of your negative standpoint against Yorubas and Tinubu is that majority of Yorubas are enjoying the political games of Tinubu. Tinubu's political sagacity is a blessing to Yorubas in national politics. Unlike Obasanjo and Shonekan eras, Yorubas have never had good in national politiking and cake sharing like now courtesy of Tinubu. Besides, majority of Yorubas are behind Tinubu in his efforts of reenacting and reinstituting the political culture of operating under a political leader like the days of Awolowo and other past leaders. So it is a tragic idea and a misplaced thought for you to wish an emerging Yoruba Political leader death now that he's lifting Yorubas to a favoured political landscape. Please retrace your steps on your ill feeling against Tinubu. |
Kenekingisback:Please leave Tinubu alone. He is the political leader in the south west, which I believe you don't understand about, perhaps your pains and envy. Try to understand Yoruba politics in which we move together under a political leader like the days of Awolowo, Abiola, Ige, etc. Tinubu rightly fits in in this present political dispensation. Any rebel in the west like Amosu, Akeredolu, Ambode that fail to align to this Yoruba political direction, as Awolowo instituted, will be upstaged. Amosu and Akeredolu's days are numbered. So my friend, hate him or like him, Tinubu is our Awolowo of today. Watch out, with him in the national politics, Yorubas will be blessed for it. He is playing the game well. We love him, and may God spare his life. |
Kenekingisback:Please leave Tinubu alone. He is the political leader in the south west, which I believe you don't understand about, perhaps your pains and envy. Try to understand Yoruba politics in which we move together under a political leader like the days of Awolowo, Abiola, Ige, etc. Tinubu rightly fits in in this present political dispensation. Any rebel in the west like Amosu, Akeredolu, Ambode that fail to align to this Yoruba political direction, as Awolowo instituted, will be upstaged. Amosu and Akeredolu's days are numbered. So my friend, hate him or like him, Tinubu is our Awolowo of today. Watch out, with him in the national politics, Yorubas will be blessed for it. He is playing the game well. We love him, and may God spare his life. |
Kudos to Oshoo! Please refresh with a great meal
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NaijaRoyalty:Please mind your language. It has not been proven that he stole or took bribe. All for now are mere speculations. |
Nice one. Though as a former NLC president, Oshiomhole is bound to support the workers agitation. |
Was the formation really 3-5-2? I thought it was 4-3-3. *Omeruo, Balogun, Ekong, Jamilu *Ogu, Etebo, Iwobi *Kalu, Iheanacho, Musa Please I want to know whether it was really 3-5-2, or 4-3-3 above. If it was 3-5-2, please write out as above. |
Part of the tactics is to slow the game down because of the high temperature. It paid off as the SA players were frustrated. It is also painful the officiating denied Super Eagles 2 goals. |