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I love how Obidients get excited whenever Sowore calls Tinubu a certificate forger, drug baron, and a corrupt person. I also laugh at how the react when Sowore turns around and press the neck of Obi and rubbish his antecedents. ![]() |
I also prompted Grok about Tinubu's alleged drug case and his CSU certificate. Grok has nothing negative on those two cases. If you doubt me, you could prompt ChatGPT, Grok, Gemini, Copilot, Claude, e.t.c, and see for yourself. Instead of the opposition to provide their vision and manifestoes to the country, they are busy chasing shadows. We are five months to the election, nobody knows the plan of Atiku for Nigeria. Atiku is always the one to lead the charge on nonissues like this. That was how he claimed in 2019 that Buhari, a retired general, didn't have a WAEC certificate. He spent millions in futility trying to prove it. I am sure if Obi had won the last election, Atiku would have come up with something in his past to challenge him. Such a desperado! |
LagosOrigin:Surely, he would burst everything open after releasing the Epstein files. Ikemefuna Okeke a.k.a von Batten-Montague is just deceiving Atiku and Obidients. Trump does not know anything about all these. He currently has his hands full with the Iran war and the upcoming midterm elections. It is interesting how some of you, especially the Obidients, get yourselves excited at imaginary things. Mark this post: nothing will come out of this fishing expedition. Atiku's $1.2 million lobby money is gone for good. |
chariiks:Chill! The guy's real name is Ikemefuna Okeke who is operating under Von Batten-Montague. If you read my previous post properly, you should notice that I accused him of low self-esteem. He is not proud of his Igbo name. |
Ikemefuna Okeke from Nnewi packaging himself as Von Batten-Montague. I have never seen anyone with such low self-esteem. We are waiting to see the outcome of the $1.2 million Atiku paid him for the dirty job. That guy has every mark of a scammer. From putting up a picture of himself and Trump on his X page, to tagging Trump every time he makes a post, to disabling comments under his posts so as to prevent people from calling him out. |
I am proudly pro-Tinubu. But Obi comes close second in my ordering. Atiku is a big FAT "no". Atiku must never be the president of Nigeria. I have never seen anyone as desperate as Atiku in my life. Pa Atiku at 80 should be resting and giving guidance to those who hold him in high esteeem. |
Is there anyone numbered 666 ? ![]() |
MEGAWATCH:Did we have 1 million voters in Ekiti? How many states in Nigeria get over 1 million votes in governorship elections? Don't come here to complain if Tinubu pulls 1 million votes from some states in 2027. I would remind you of this post. |
MrSly:True. The only reason I clicked on the thread was to check the name. You know we are just 5 months away from the presidential election and everyone has their favorite candidate. |
AMINDA:The term "North" is what the Fulanis in the NW use in bullying and intimidating the South. The North of 2026 is not monolithic. There are deep-seated grudges among various ethnic groups in the North. The fact that Atiku is not from the NW is also a disadvantage. There is no way Tinubu would not get millions of votes across the 19 Northern states. There is no way Obi would not get over 2 million votes across the North as well. One thing that I think places Tinubu slightly ahead is that he will come first or second in almost every state. He is not coming third in any Southern state. Except Kano, I don't see him coming third in any state in the NW, NE, and NC. In an election among three strong candidates, that is an advantage. Anyone with a good understanding of the dynamics of numbers would place him ahead. |
lawani:Quora is like nairaland. I challenge you to provide any credible link may Al-Jazeera , Al Arabiya, BBC. |
Lekby25:No problem. The same excuse will be provided in January. We can all go ahead and relax knowing we have BVAS. |
Samuels90:Is there any state that does not have more than 1.5 million registered voters? Regardless, over 1 million votes in Osun is suspicious. You might claim that it's a reasonable figure because of the number of registered voters, but it is still off. The number almost compares to what you have in Lagos, Kano and Kaduna. It's even more than Oyo, which is the second largest state in the SW. Anyway, if INEC posts millions of votes for many states in 2027, and the outcome does not favor your candidate, don't come online to complain. |
lawani:Iran no longer have any subs or ship to close down the strait. In fact, the US would love that to be the case because they would be able to confront them properly. The only think they do now is to shoot crude weapons at oil vessels similar to an attack the Niger Delta militants or Boko Haram would do. There is absolute zero sophistication in that. Also, if they had those ships like you claim, the US would find it hard to block them totally from importing and exporting. I would send you 50k if you can provide any credible new source to your claim. |
Now I am beginning to think that Portuguese people are generally arrogant. I thought Mourinho was unusually arrogant, then Ronaldo came on board. Now, can you hear Amorim? Same Amorim that plays five defenders in a match? |
lawani:You are mixing things up. I never talked about Iran launching missiles towards UAE, Israel and co. My comment was about closing the strait of Hormuz. Most of the weapons they use in doing that are quite crude. It is more like Boko Haram planting bomb or ambushing a convoy. They are not locking down the strait in the manner that the US is blocking their ports. If the Niger Delta militants decide that they don't want oil vessels in their backyard, all they need to do is to be shooting or launching some explosives at the ships passing by. They can claim that they have "closed" the area too. |
BluntCrazeMan:I have not confirmed the turnout rate, but I know the turnout rate in 2022 in Osun was 42%. Hope that is not the figure you are quoting. Whichever way, 1 million in a state like Osun is massive. Only Kano, Lagos, and Kaduna get up to that figure in elections. |
chatinent:Many of you in the opposition make contradictory arguments most times. Tinubu is no longer an election rigger abi? INEC is no longer compromised. When the opposition loses, INEC/Tinubu rigged. When the opposition wins , the good people of the state must be thanked. It is also a victory for democracy. Nigerians are funny people. Obi claimed that Tinubu rigged the election Buhari conducted. Yet that is not stopping him from contesting against Tinubu in the election that Tinubu will conduct. Is that not funny? Na you go say elections don't count in Nigeria. It is still you that would complain about votes buying. If elections don't count, would politicians spend billions to buy votes? Many of you are hypocrites. By the way, I find it hard to believe that 1 million people voted in the Osun election. Is Osun now rivaling Lagos, Kano and Kaduna? I believe Adeleke won, but I believe he inflated his votes massively in places where he is popular like Ede. Nobody is complaining because APC lost. |
donleo92:Iranians leaders are loud and they exaggerate a lot. They are not exhibiting any military or technological power in the Strait of Hormuz they claim is closed. What they do mostly is to hide behind some mountains and fire some explosives at civilian vessels. This requires no major military know how. The Niger Delta militants can do the same or even better if they decide to stop oil freights in their region. The real military strength is what the US is doing in their home turf. They block them from exporting and importing oil. One thing that is sustaining Iran is that they have citizens that are capable of withstanding hardship just like Nigerians. Their citizens also don't have freedom of expression , and are incapable of challenging their government. |
BluntCrazeMan:You think Adeleke did not pay voters too or he didn't inflate his votes in places like Ede where he is popular? One thing many of people are not querying is how 1 million people voted in Osun. That figure almost rivals the numbers you would get in places like Lagos, Kaduna, Katsina, and Kano. Many of you don't care because APC lost. Anyway, I am sure Tinubu's people are looking into those numbers. |
AMINDA:Apologies! Honestly, the intention was never to offend. By the way, I am not stalking anyone. I am only active in the politics section, and you post there a lot. |
AMINDA:My previous comment is not specifically tied to this thread. I see your comments all over NL on various threads. There is a lack of logical consistency in many cases. At times, you make contradictory arguments depending on whatever the argument is. The only consistent thing in all your posts is your strong opposition to BAT. Everything else lack consistency, principles, or even morality. |
AMINDA:I don't think you believe in what you post online. While it's obvious that you hate Tinubu to your bones, most of your posts are meant to troll or ragebait his supporters. ![]() |
While I believe Adeleke won, I think his foot soldiers helped him to inflate his numbers in his strongholds like Ede. I honestly find it hard to believe that 1 million people voted in Osun state governorship election. That figure almost rival the ones you get from Lagos, Kaduna and Kano. Nobody cares as long as APC lost. Anyway, BAT needs to mend fences with him and even facilitate his defection to APC. With the figure I am seeing today, Osun needs to be added to the Lagos and the KKK states. ![]() |
Atiku is currently a regional champion too |
Rapmoney:Funny enough, Davido's uncle is an olodo too. His uncle rewrote WAEC after the age of 50. Only God knows if he wrote the exam by himself. If you could not pass WAEC as a teenager, how can we be sure you can pass it as a 50-year-old. Davido can shade Opkebholo on everything, but he should not go into his academic profile. |
Validated:How do you know that the responsible applications for the national assembly and the presidential elections were on the same machine? You make so much assumptions. Information technology is not as reliable as many of you make it seem. The only good things about IT services are the speed and the trail they leave behind that could be used for a transparent auditing later. |
Streetinvestor2:So much has been said about the INEC glitch. Many Obidients believe that the server was intentionally compromised to enable rigging. There is no proof to support that claim. Availability of IT servers is not always guaranteed anywhere. Besides, if you have worked as an IT person in any of the government-owned agencies, you would know that their IT staff are usually low-skilled. Rarely can they figure things out without an external consultant. I am not saying the glitch was not intentionally engineered. At the same time, there is no proof that it was. That there was a glitch does not necessarily mean that massive rigging took place. I once lived a dangerous area in Lagos many years ago, and twice I forgot to lock my door with its key for a whole day. On those two occasions, nobody tried to open the door and nothing was stolen. So, the INEC glitch does not necessarily mean there was massive rigging. |
Fujiyama:The skeletons are stated in the my original post. The bolded part of your comment validates my previous point. Their skeletons are hidden in plain sight. Do you believe that Atiku and Amaechi completed their primary school education at 7 and 5 years, respectively? Did you even bother to carefully check their forms which INEC posted over the weekend? |
Goo0dHardDick:Impeached for what? |
Even Ameachi who claimed to complete his primary school at age 5 is talking. Besides, his principal, Atiku also claimed to complete his primary school at 7 years, though he could not provide the name of the school. I understand if Obi is throwing darts on this matter, because his educational journey and that of his deputy make sense. Atiku and Amaechi should keep shut. Tinubu has become everyone's fall guy now because they are all after his seats. Yet, some of them have skeletons in their cupboards. |
Power-hungry Atiku will never be president. He does not give a fv<k about Nigeria. All he wants is power. After he loses next year, he would stop making these statements. |