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helpee:“If APC could not successfully rig one state in Yorubaland…”. Why not cut off Yorubaland from Nigeria and have a Yoruba only country? Thankfully by your words, you confirmed that APC rigs elections. Get small shame. E pain you so tay, you talked of Obi. You left out Aregbesola and ADC, who were on the ballot. Did you see NDC or Obi there? Is Obi contesting the governorship of any state? Tribalism no go let you sleep well. Once again, good riddance to bad rubbish in Osun state. With all your garri, 1k, one cup of rice, federal might, thugs within and imported, senators and governors, you were completely defeated. Always remember that APC lost this election. Accord party won this election, despite all the principalities and powers gathered together, including the threat to kill Accord members and supporters of other parties. Going forward, remember that while your godfather rules at the center, Adeleke and small Davido rule in Osun state. |
Eba50:That’s APC members and supporters for you! |
allthingsgood:People did not vote Tinubu in Rivers state. It is not a Tinubu state. The South South as a whole are not Tinubu’s area. |
Can you just imagine such a shameful scenario? That convoy would have included the Senate President. What an embarrassing video to watch. A very big shame on APC and its supporters. This is another indication that the citizens are tired of the party. Decent Nigerians have suffered enough since 2015. |
opera1:Go and watch football matches. That’s where you should be talking please. |
ednut1:At that point, he was confused. He had no choice. He believed that supporting Tinubu would help him with his aspiration for his second term. Now the tide has changed in his favour. Now Tinubu needs to approach him to request for his favour. Adeleke now can choose whoever he wants to support for the Presidency. I believe that he will support Atiku once again. The reason that he left PDP was the crisis. The instability of the process at the time did not permit him to join ADC. Again, he made the right choice of not joining Aregbesola, who with this election, it has been confirmed that Aregbesola has no base in Osun politics. Adeleke and Aregbesola were never in the same political boat. Once again, now it is the turn of APC and BAT to appeal to him to support BAT in 2027. As they say, the ball is now in Adeleke’s court. |
Oyebamiji has been left to carry his cross. His next move is to the courts. He also hopes that the other faction of Accord will unseat Adeleke through the courts. In all, Adeleke has won. He will do all in his power to retain his seat. |
fergie001:For me, APC did not lose fair and square. Voter intimidation and suppression from APC was absolutely unnecessary. When threats like “kill Accord” members rang out, what did APC expect? A fair win or loss? That threat was more than enough to threaten APC supporters and keep them away from polling booths. Again, money played its role as usual. Until citizens begin to question leadership, Nigerians will continue to wallow in hardship. It was all over the news that while APC was inducing voters with twenty thousand naira each, Accord was doing the same with ten thousand naira. Where did such money come from, if not from the same resources that would have been used to develop the state further? If leaders use allocations to build structures and provide the necessary social amenities that make living better for citizens, no one needs to give bribes or the usual palliatives. Such resources are apparently embezzled and kept for elections by leaders, who simply choose to live big and impoverish citizens. In all, we must say congratulations to Governor Adeleke. He fought bravely against all the forces from the Federal, APC Governors, thugs and that irresponsible Senator. That state was very important to the President, even as he chooses Lagos as his home state. |
Pootle:With the kind threat to lives going around, what do you expect? That Senator clearly said “kill Accord members” and got away with it. He repeated his threat again today. We saw thugs from Edi state and we heard from Accord supporters of suppression and intimidation. Expect fear in the hearts of innocent supporters of both parties, who out of fear would simply stay at home. I believe that most people who voted were party members. A few non party members too, but not much of them. This is the measure of what to expect in some states next year. States like SS, SE, SW and NW would experience plenty of violence, except something is honestly done before then. |
Amalekki:Chikena! |
Amalekki:I am very fine? What about you? Can you say so of yourself? |
Truly democracy is not for Nigerians. This is a complete disgrace. How can this nation ever be better with such despicable stories? |
ngmgeek:Nothing more, nothing less. |
Amalekki:No, I saw what you, I and everyone saw. What you believed became your personal problem. Davido was right. Those who live in glass houses must not throw stones as they say! |
Kukutente23:As a minister, what are the things that he attracted to his state from the federal level? As the President, what did you attract to your state using your position. Inspite of his dancing, the results show the difference. |
Amalekki:So to you, Sowore and Adeyanju, lasting three days or spending time in prison shows good leadership or how responsible one can be? If that is the measure, why have Tinubu, Atiku, Obi, Kwankwanso, etc, not ensured to spend time in jail? If he had that thick skin, why did he respond to Davido? He showed how peppered he was. How would a much younger person call his egbon by that name? So being a regular visitor to Fela’s shrine qualifies you to be a very reasonable man and an activist in the society? Was Fela’s shrine meant to teach you how to insult everyone who came your way? Was visiting Fela’s shrine supposed to make the individual irresponsible? Ask those who went to Fela’s home on Gbemisola street Ikeja, if they could dare smoke hemp outside the house. He was not an irresponsible man and was not known to abuse everyone, anyhow and anywhere. His shrine had rules and everyone who was around abided but the rules. Anyway, I have not seen any banter. I have only seen a response from a very bitter and battered Sowore. The pain became worse for him, considering that it was a very “small boy” who called him that name. He never expected such a savage response, talk less from Davido. Lesson to get learn: Mind your words as an elder. Not everyone is Obi, Tinubu and Atiku who would just let it go. Even the three of them have the limits of their tolerance. Sowore disrespected himself by calling an older man by a horrible name. A person younger than him responded without delay. |
buygala:Waoh! I think I like this idea. There are too many fake air fresheners in the market. I will try it right away. |
Amalekki:But did that word take away Sowore’s sleep or not? |
geoworldedu:That’s exactly why Davido called him that name. That was more than an insult. Now all those that he has abused and keep abusing will call him arindin. Davido simply made him shut his mouth! |
TKO from Davido. That was too painful for Sowore to bear. But he must bear it. He insulted himself first. Anyway, let’s focus on getting the best leaders into political positions in our country. Those caught giving and taking bribes; collecting rice and PVCs either openly or secretly, must all be tried and jailed, irrespective of party and social status. |
Lithiumite:Are you not certain that you are the bereft joke, with your easy ability to confirm Mrs. Tinubu’s remark about Nigerian youths being lazy? Even if you were too young at certain periods and lacked knowledge about national political events, is it too difficult to ask questions, rather than arrogantly make claims that are absolutely very incorrect? I proved you wrong already twice or three times and yet you are asking for “base”, trying to emphasize specifics that you do not even understand. Mr. Sabi Sabi, just to assist your lazy self, note the following and do not waste my time debating what you know nothing about. Saraki lost his Ilorin West LGA to Oloriegbe when that otoge movement swept Kwara state. Umar Ganduje lost his Dawakin Tofa LGA as a sitting governor. Obaseki lost his Oredo LGA as a sitting Governor to Okpebolo. Should I start narrowing it down to wards and polling booths for you to understand that incumbents lose their bases? Read my comments with understanding. |
Lithiumite:You said “no incumbent” and now it is “no incumbent president”. Stand for one place na. “…show me one incumbent president or Gov that lost his base…”. You dey fall hand too much my bros. In this same Osun state, a sitting governor Gboyega Oyetola lost to Nurudeen Jackson Adeleke. In 2014, incumbent President GEJ lost to Buhari. In 2023, an incumbent governor Bello Matawalle lost to Daudu Lawal. In 2015, Ramalan Yero lost to El Rufai. Ikedi Ohakim lost to Okorocha. Bros no dey stretch me for simple things like this na. Was OBJ the President when he contested the election in 1999? Are you sure that you do not need some tutoring on the word “incumbent”. I don show you now ooo. |
Lithiumite:“ The dynamics for 23 is different from 27,an incumbent stands a better chance of winning their base than the opposition, no incumbent has ever lost their base in the history of Nigerian elections”. No be you write this one? NO INCUMBENT HAS EVER LOST THEIR BASE IN THE HISTORY OF NIGERIAN ELECTIONS. Na you write am. Na you dey speak English up and down. Bros why na? You speak English wey you sef no understand? Your next comment was an unnecessary argument. I helped you clarify it and now it is “dont get over yourself”? |
Alliswell248:Abeg bros eh, you got talk say ekuke no big pass you? Na ekuke I mean o. Check am well. |
“ But Nigerians are equally entitled to ask: bigger in what: Leadership? Experience? Governance? Enterprise? Public service? Measurable impact? On those questions, Nigerians can make their own judgement”. This is called TKO. In simple language, no be your mate in any level of life. |
“ A fellow who obtained his first university degree in 2022, when he was already in his mid-40s, can hardly, by any reasonable measure, place himself in the same category as a man who had, by that age, already built and led businesses, served in the banking sector and governed an entire state. The difference is not merely significant; it is the difference between comparing a shrimp with a whale”. See finish. Nothing more, nothing less! |
Lithiumite:Helloooo, Do not make this attempt of playing around with English. You end up contradicting and confusing yourself when you do that. I responded to your initial comment, spot on and absolutely had no reason to go out of context. Specifically, you claimed that incumbents do not lose elections and I addressed that? Now you twisted and confused yourself completely. You used the word “incumbents”. Do you understand the meaning? Anyway, an incumbent is someone right on the seat, going by political permutations. Now whether he intends to vie for a seat, seek re- election or secure the seat for his party, remain relevant to the word “incumbent”. Amaechi was on seat, representing APC in 2015 when he was defeated. Whether he had concluded his second term or not, becomes immaterial, as long as he was supposed as the sitting governor to win the state for his party. The same went for Kwara state. So get the understanding. Can you number the amount of members of the National Assembly who lost their seats as incumbents? By the way, did Buhari and APC not defeat GEJ, the then incumbent in 2015? What about the likes of Ikpeazu, Ortom, etc. I wonder how you are so naive, believing that just because Tinubu intervened with EFCC, he automatically showed support to Adeleke. So does Tinubu have to be in Osun state to campaign openly as your evidence or not of his support for Adeleke? Why does he have the no. 3 man and 10 governors in that state working there? Once again, it is in the interest of the President as the leader of APC, to support his party, whether secretly or openly. It is the business of Adeleke to fight hard to retain his seat. After the election, family and friendship can continue. So if Aregbesola helped tilt the votes in favour of Adeleke in 2022, Tinubu sat around lazily in 2018, when more ballots were needed to break the tie? You think it was Buhari who made the move? |
HacheNoire:A destroyed country stretching itself and its infantile supporters. Oya na, open the strait. Iran closed the strait. Oya, Iran open the strait na. Economy in shambles. Goods not going in or coming out! Meanwhile that aircraft carrier is a moving city, with over 5000 military personnel. If e easy, Iran go build am na. Is it right for the military personnel to return to base? It is simple common sense. With over one year in deployment, they need to touch land, test and wait for the next deployment. Iran defeated America. For una dream. Fire a single ballistic missile into the USA from Iran and see the end of humanity there. Iran defeated USA. Count the scores and tell us how far. |
That boy by a particular force unknown to ordinary people, early recognized greatness and held on to him. It could have been any great person too, but something in the boy attached him supernaturally to the man He must be on his way to greatest. |
Afrojuju2017:That should be APC supporters in Osun state. The reason is clear: they want to be in power. Not more, not less. |
Lekan239:“ You cannot be more passionate about a state's election than the people who actually live there and will live with the consequences of that decision”. That being the case, what informed Sowore’s reckless comment about the Governor? The fact that I do not reside in Osun state should not permit me to make such unguided statement as Sowore’s, or not show interest in events in the state. Osun state is part of the entire nation. All eyes are on the state as it stands. If the people of Osun state are at ease and happy with their governor, dancing or having something in the brain becomes irrelevant. Look at the Abia state governor as our example. All other candidates know that their efforts would become futile, as far as that seat is for the next five years. The citizens do not need to be offered bribes. The governor delivers. If Adeleke delivers, he’s educational level should become irrelevant to the citizens. If he provides their social needs and ensures security, what’s Sowore’s problem? Regarding changing parties and support of candidates. It is the practice in our country, where tribalism, ethnicity and religious inclinations have become a big issue. Politicians brought it upon themselves and the citizens. Developed democracies talk about left leaning, right leaning, social democrats, far right, centrists, etc. Sadly we do not have such. We have stomach infrastructure politics, borrowing from Ayo Fayose. Is it right to seat on the fence and watch some wrong individuals get into positions of power? No. As citizens, we must rise up, face them and ensure that only politicians who can make our nation and societies better get into positions. So your brain should move with them everytime they move, ensuring that they only do what makes living better for all. If they find that you understand their deceit, they certainly will either give up or ensure to do what they promised during campaigns and were voted to do. |
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