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koxyz:Now that your family are involved, you are calling for proper verification. If they tagged hem as Fulani kidnappers, would you have said the same? What a shame! |
[quote author=dominique post=139575180]Everything is now politics, lives and welfare of the common man no longer matter Ok |
Afriifa:The same man lost his re-election. How did he lose? |
anonimi:Why are you comparing him with Makinde? Why is it difficult for you to compare him with your agulu failure when he governed Anambra. How many teachers did he employ as governor since he turned Anambra to mini Dubai? |
helinues:Yes Wike may have a legitimate right to be VP in 2031 but realistically, Adam Oshiomole will be a better VP from SS in my opinion. But if you ask me, we need to give it to SE not because of the lousy shout from gbajue group but because it the right and fair thing to do |
helinues:While I sincerely agree with most of your assertions here, I think I will like to see Soludo or Umahi as VP in 2031 and then South south can come later. But to be fair, Yorubas should stay clear of the Presidency from 2031 at least for the next 20 to 30 years |
I can assure you that any candidate supported by Igbos will never be governor of any state in Yoruba land. The 2023 elections have opened the TRUE Yoruba sons and daughters eyes. Not until Yorubas are allowed to influence election result in Igbo land. No matter the population the suspicions are not going away soon, not in this generation |
Dalohad:And many like you would have demonised her as tribal Yoruba lady against Jonathan then |
This is why those ungrateful tenants should never be allowed to continue to represent any party of our city in Lagos or South West. One atohunrinwa, could be audacious to send his own people en mass to SA using Lagos money while doing nothing for the indigenes of Lagos. Oshodi Isholo should make sure such man never win again in Lagos. Enough is enough |
I am so happy that they are divided like 2023. It will make the re-election of BAT so easy now that he has almost all the governors with him There is no way Atiku will win Osun and other states he won in the South in 2023. Adeleke, Akwa Ibom and Bayelsa no longer with him. It will be a disaster of outing. Only Delta is Obi may win in the Siuth South. Obi will not get more than 5 millions this time. Please bookmark this page to remember |
I can tell you for a fact that this guy will cry of being rigged out on the election day. He will be treated the same way Fayemi and his party were treated by Jonathan to bring in Fayose. He will sob profusely on the television by noon of the election day |
Naijahero1:You can choose to burn your Region or stay at home not just on Monday but 7 days a week. Your gbajue will never be president |
Win12345:You can continue to deceive your ignorant people. And who was busy destroying APGA when he took flight despite causing himself and his family? A man who cannot keep his word even when a curse is attached can only be taken serious by his tribal kinsmen and those with brains but refuse to use it |
Eriokanmi:Continue to deceive yourself. The true and genuine Yorubas know themselves from atohunrin wa. We shall meet again in 2027 and see how your Obi will win again Lagos even he is not a candidate |
Hahaha wonder shall never end |
Edoreborn:You are right. That is why it beggars belief that someone increased the poverty of his state from 25% to 53% according to his state governor and yet many are so dumb to see him as their messiah. Who did us like these Nigerians? |
socialmediaman:Handing over to who? From which party to which party? A man that will deputise Atiku las las |
Seunpapa65:If not that Nigerian love suffering, what will make some people to see someone that increased the poverty of his state with investing in beer industry as main achievement as hero. Is that not a shame? |
Is America borrowing because of subsidies? Hahahaha |
Unfortunately time is not on Trump side. He is trying to rush everything before midterm election. If his party loses both Senate and HoR, then he should kiss his presidency goodbye. Iran knows this and they will work towards it. His approval rating is now below 40% |
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ceejay80s:And how many of your family were dumped into Akwuzu river when your agulu failure was governor? |
happney65:Egbe asetani ni egbe baba re. Hahaha |
Yakhi84:Says an Igbo man. Hahahahahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh |
ariesbull:May proverty increase atronomically in your life the same way Obi increased poverty in Anambra as Soludo alluded to |
Picardor2:But Tinubu does not have a mad man as his adviser? Only the fake candidate who get their advice from mad man expects mad men votes |
Can someone explain why is it that Drug trafficking by Nigerians are mostly done by the people who call themselves Christians? Are these people not fake Jews of God because the true God that I know, will never support anyone or allow such traffickers to enter HIs Kingdom. Are these people truly Christians? What an irony? |
Why is it difficult for Atiku and his supporters to answer the questions. Those entities he privatised, how are they performing? Is electricity, Ajaokuta and others that Atiku privatised, what are the results? If Atiku privatises NNPC, will it not go the same way of others? You can only deceive those who reason with their anvs. Hahaha |
