 Politics / Re: Tinubu To Use Atiku's Choice Of Obi To Rally Support For Buhari's Re-election by GworoChewinMaga: 11:27am On Oct 15, 2018 |
OneDollarSalary:
I am a mumu snitch since I can't stand how they are insultin mii daddy tinubu
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| Politics / APC Chieftains Pressure Buhari To Step Down For Kingibe/tinubu by GworoChewinMaga: 11:14am On Oct 15, 2018 |
Following the massive positive feedback arising from former VP Atiku emerging as the flag bearer of the opposition PDP coupled with internal bickering and crisis instigated by gollum smeagol look alike Adams Oshiomole within the APC, President Buhari is under intense pressure from APC chieftains to step down for Baba-Gana Kingibe. The APC stalwarts reminded Buhari of dissatisfaction of his handling of Africa's largest economy by powerful western interests and power brokers not to contest the coming 2019 elections. They reminded him of his visit a few months back to London where he met western power brokers who told him point blank that they had, had enough with Buhari's compound foolishness and want him out. Buhari's purported 10-day vacation in London back in July, was believed to be a personal lobby by Buhari himself, begging his western masters to give him a second chance but feelers have it that this is all futile as the only reason the Bilderberg Group summoned him was not to request his stepping down but to rather scold him and demand he does not contest the coming elections due to his general buffoonery.
In light of this, the cabal is scrambling to present one of their own in the form of the highly despicable and degenerate Baba-Gana Kingibe. In this vain, the cabal is hoping on repeating the same feat the APC managed to achieve with a northerner and a yoruba combo and they have been searching for an afonja to run alongside Kingibe under the broom banner.
The cabal believes the ever myopic Oyoruba populace will vote a goat as long as it is tied with a yoruba adire string and that string is believed to be none other than the convicted drug peddler and serial kleptomaniac, Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
The cabal is insisting on having Tinubu to run along with Kingibe in what they dubbed as a repeat of the Hope '93 Presidential candidatures of MKO Abiola and the same Baba-Gana Kingibe, whom they (cabalistic vultures) claim were voted irrespective of their religious backgrounds.
The Muslim-Muslim ticket of Kingibe-Tinubu is why Tinubu paid Adeboye to ordain his lepka wife to join the Ananias and Sapphria club of fake pastors otherwise known as Redeem Church. Tinubu hopes to douse his Muslim background by claiming he is a moderate and open minded Muslim as can be seen from the fact that he is married to an ordained Redeem Church (of Moloch) pastor.
[s]But there are resevations as Tinubu is believed to be terribly scared of running against Bukola Saraki, the Baba Oloye of Nigerian Politics. Tinubu claims that he will only accept the VP position as long as he does not have to contest against Saraki as he (Tinubu) stated that "Saraki has disgraced me enough!" [/s]
The question to ask is; will the ever sophisticated m0r0nic idiots from the blighted waste lands fall again for one of Tinubu's scams?
We will just have to wait and see what 2019 holds for us. 1 Like |
| Politics / Re: Atiku Vs Buhari: Agbakoba Reveals Who Should Win Election, Gives Reasons by GworoChewinMaga: 10:57am On Oct 15, 2018 |
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| Politics / Re: 1914 - 1960, The Most Prosperous And Peaceful Era Of Oyoruba Civilization by GworoChewinMaga: 10:55am On Oct 15, 2018 |
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| Politics / Re: Atiku Vs Buhari: Agbakoba Reveals Who Should Win Election, Gives Reasons by GworoChewinMaga: 10:54am On Oct 15, 2018 |
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| Politics / Re: Tinubu To Use Atiku's Choice Of Obi To Rally Support For Buhari's Re-election by GworoChewinMaga: 10:52am On Oct 15, 2018 |
[s] resurgent4oodua:
Na wa oooo. Na this Peter Obi issue cause all these wahala by our igbo brothers ooo.
Just vote for Peter Obi and let Yorubas vote for Osinbajo naaa. No need for hate and malign efforts by the igbos. The polls will decide and the country will move on.
#istandwithbuharitill2023 [/s] Sharap! You should not use Osunbade to hide why you are voting your lord Buhari 11 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics / Re: Tinubu To Use Atiku's Choice Of Obi To Rally Support For Buhari's Re-election by GworoChewinMaga: 10:51am On Oct 15, 2018 |
[s] CilicMarin:
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Why didn't Atiku take any State in 2007 when he contested? He was even defeated In his own state.
Deluded ipob yoots! [/s] Because the regions that mattered SS/SE/MB/NW/NE did not vote for him rather the votes in the SS/SE/MB/NE went to Yradua. You idiots were dividing votes just as you will do in 2019 by voting Sowore and his band of pretenders 13 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics / Re: Tinubu To Use Atiku's Choice Of Obi To Rally Support For Buhari's Re-election by GworoChewinMaga: 10:44am On Oct 15, 2018 |
slivertongue:
dont b decieved Tinubu will send his boys to cut d deal wit Atiku Obi cos nobody stops a moving train The biggest mistake GEJ did was to cut a deal with Tinubu in 2011. GEJ gave Tinubu 80million pounds and other juicy contracts. How did that help GEJ later down the line? If I was Atiku, I will defang Tinubu 11 Likes |
| Politics / Re: Tinubu To Use Atiku's Choice Of Obi To Rally Support For Buhari's Re-election by GworoChewinMaga: 10:17am On Oct 15, 2018 |
IamAtikulate:
Don't deceive yourself, Tinubu is many things but not a tribalist. I don't like him, but I won't allow this to fly. Tinubu is a bastard tribalist. He was the one to stereotype GEJ as a drunken fisherman which inferred that all Ijaws are fishermen and drunkards. 30 Likes 4 Shares |
| Politics / Tinubu To Use Atiku's Choice Of Obi To Rally Support For Buhari's Re-election by GworoChewinMaga: 10:11am On Oct 15, 2018 |
TylerDurden:
To Garner Political Support From A Yoruba, Make Your Opponent An Igbo
The Igbofication of Ambode by Tinubu's online grease monkeys was part of their strategy to paint Ambode as not fit to continue as Governor. Hold on for a sec... allow me to rephrase that last statement; the Igbofication of Ambode by Tinubu's dogs is the only reason why most Yorubas want Ambode out.
Without any concrete reason as to what exactly is Ambode's sin apart from the apparent fall out with Tinubu over the latter's incessant and increasing demands on Ambode's office for more money and favors, Tinubu's on-line dogs went to town with the tale that since Igbos seem to be sympathetic to Ambode's current plight, that that was more than enough reason to have him denied second term ticket on the APC platform.
Note how the goal post and narratives over Ambode's many imaginary sins has changed from being not loyal to Tinubu and the Lagos state APC machinery- without them giving us the real reasons behind Tinubu's grouse with Ambode which I must insert at this moment stems down to Ambode not doling out public funds and favors to Tinubu-to Ambode's growing bi-partisan support from marginal Igbo online commentators.
We have been down this road before and many times too many.
In 1953, the only true National political party, the National Congress of Nigeria & Cameroun (NCNC) won a landslide victory at both the Federal and regional houses of parliament (both in the then defunct Western & Eastern Nigeria). The NCNC was one out of the three existing and dominant political parties, and the only true National party as the Action Group(AG) and the unapologetic and aptly named Northern Peoples Congress(NPC) never hid their Tribal and regional ideology. The NCNC was conceived and headed by Herbert Macaulay, a true statesman and a Yoruba who was instrumental in the independence struggle. The NCNC was the political arm of the independence struggle. Macaulay will pass on during the heat of elections and naturally the party head succession went to Zik - an Igbo man. Awolowo then went on the full offensive deploying all Yoruba Obas to convince elected Yoruba party members of the NCNC to defect to the AG. Awo's reason was echoed by the Yoruba Obas he recruited to sway his tribesmen, that an Igbo man can not lead a majority party in Yoruba land or the federal level at that. This was the earliest recorded introduction of tribal politics in Nigeria and with it came cross-carpeting of Yoruba party men elected on the platform of the NCNC to the regional tribal party, AG. The root of tribalism was then set firmly into the psyche of the Nigerian voter most especially among the Yorubas. The NPC will replicate this same feat by becoming more vocal and radical against Igbos. The likes of the Sarduna used anti-Igbo sentiments to unite the pagan provinces (middle-belt and non-muslim minorities of the north) towards a unified pan-northern Nigerian political bloc with the mantra One-North (against the Igbos).
While the likes of Sarduna used anti-Igbo sentiments to not only unite the non-Hausa/Fulani Muslims under the yoke of Sokoto for political gain, it must be noted that Igbos formed the largest non-European expatriate population in the north. Their continued progress posed a very potent danger to the Khalifate as the Igbos were seen as very dangerous not because the Igbos formed any remote threat to seize power from the traditional Islamic institutions, but rather that the Igbos could inspire the oppressed minorities (especially among the non-Hausa/Muslim) to take their destinies into their own hands and relieving the conservative Islamic power houses of their control on the masses which they achieved through deliberate retrogressive policies.
So in essence, both the Yoruba political elites and the Islamic rulers of the North used anti-Igbo sentiments to unite their people under ethnicity and religious lines from where they bolstered their power base and grip on power.
Nothing unites a people more than a common enemy - real or imaginary. Wars can only be fought with the civilian population making the ultimate sacrifices to go to war with an enemy they know nothing of whom they may have never encountered in their life. The accrued benefits in any war go towards the political establishments increasing grip on power and erosion of public rights and scrutiny. So when the MI5 decided to activate a group of naive Marxist Igbo officers to carry out a coup in 1966, they knew exactly what they wanted to achieve - war. The Civil war was a national calling by every non-Igbo to vent their misplaced frustration on the Igbos. The civil war also united Nigeria more than it has ever been. It sounds paradoxical that a Nation facing civil war will be more united than during peace but this was the situation. Prior to the civil war, a Yoruba man never saw eye-to-eye with a Hausa-Fulani but their collective hatred for the Igbos united them towards one cause - the decimation and subjugation of the Igbo threat.
Igbophobia reared it's head almost immediately after civilian transition of the Obasanjo regime in 1978/1979. The Yoruba political bloc headed by Awo opposed Shagari not because he was incompetent or inexperienced to aspire to office but because Shagari had chose an Igbo man to be his vice. For all considerations aside, the only motivating reason most yorubas did not vote for Shagari wasn't because the wanted to vote in their own Awolowo but rather because Shagari had an Igbo vice. If the Yorubas were against northern rule, then why did Awolowo agree to serve under the much younger and naive Gowon and why did the Yorubas also support Awo over his shameless acceptance to serve under someone like Gowon? This akin to the Lord of a Manor being displaced by his guards only for him to return to serve as butler to his body guard who now controlled his home.
I have written at lenght already and I will not delve into the Igbofication of Jonathan to which the Yorubas hated with passion for the only singular reason that he was benefitting Igbos with too much juicy appointments that hithero were reserved to the Yorubas and the Huasa/Fulani.
With Ambode's current predicament, we can see how the Yoruba operates to a degree of obsession the anti-Igbo sentiments. With an Igbo as a common enemy, the Yorubas can avoid the several elephants in their rooms. Yoruba political corruption is masked with a Igbo obsession, Yoruba obvious religious disunity is waved aside with their common past time hobby - Igbophobia.
May God grant you fools sense one day. If not so let the delusion ordained from heaven continue to make you stupid. For you must know that you people are acting like fools. The Fulani man is seeing your folly but for some reason you chose the Igbophobia to deflect from your foolishness.
Those who the God's want to destroy they first denied them reason. It happened with Afonja and it is about to happen again. 16 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics / Re: SW To Assume 5% Role From 2019 by GworoChewinMaga: 10:10am On Oct 15, 2018 |
TylerDurden:
To Garner Political Support From A Yoruba, Make Your Opponent An Igbo
The Igbofication of Ambode by Tinubu's online grease monkeys was part of their strategy to paint Ambode as not fit to continue as Governor. Hold on for a sec... allow me to rephrase that last statement; the Igbofication of Ambode by Tinubu's dogs is the only reason why most Yorubas want Ambode out.
Without any concrete reason as to what exactly is Ambode's sin apart from the apparent fall out with Tinubu over the latter's incessant and increasing demands on Ambode's office for more money and favors, Tinubu's on-line dogs went to town with the tale that since Igbos seem to be sympathetic to Ambode's current plight, that that was more than enough reason to have him denied second term ticket on the APC platform.
Note how the goal post and narratives over Ambode's many imaginary sins has changed from being not loyal to Tinubu and the Lagos state APC machinery- without them giving us the real reasons behind Tinubu's grouse with Ambode which I must insert at this moment stems down to Ambode not doling out public funds and favors to Tinubu-to Ambode's growing bi-partisan support from marginal Igbo online commentators.
We have been down this road before and many times too many.
In 1953, the only true National political party, the National Congress of Nigeria & Cameroun (NCNC) won a landslide victory at both the Federal and regional houses of parliament (both in the then defunct Western & Eastern Nigeria). The NCNC was one out of the three existing and dominant political parties, and the only true National party as the Action Group(AG) and the unapologetic and aptly named Northern Peoples Congress(NPC) never hid their Tribal and regional ideology. The NCNC was conceived and headed by Herbert Macaulay, a true statesman and a Yoruba who was instrumental in the independence struggle. The NCNC was the political arm of the independence struggle. Macaulay will pass on during the heat of elections and naturally the party head succession went to Zik - an Igbo man. Awolowo then went on the full offensive deploying all Yoruba Obas to convince elected Yoruba party members of the NCNC to defect to the AG. Awo's reason was echoed by the Yoruba Obas he recruited to sway his tribesmen, that an Igbo man can not lead a majority party in Yoruba land or the federal level at that. This was the earliest recorded introduction of tribal politics in Nigeria and with it came cross-carpeting of Yoruba party men elected on the platform of the NCNC to the regional tribal party, AG. The root of tribalism was then set firmly into the psyche of the Nigerian voter most especially among the Yorubas. The NPC will replicate this same feat by becoming more vocal and radical against Igbos. The likes of the Sarduna used anti-Igbo sentiments to unite the pagan provinces (middle-belt and non-muslim minorities of the north) towards a unified pan-northern Nigerian political bloc with the mantra One-North (against the Igbos).
While the likes of Sarduna used anti-Igbo sentiments to not only unite the non-Hausa/Fulani Muslims under the yoke of Sokoto for political gain, it must be noted that Igbos formed the largest non-European expatriate population in the north. Their continued progress posed a very potent danger to the Khalifate as the Igbos were seen as very dangerous not because the Igbos formed any remote threat to seize power from the traditional Islamic institutions, but rather that the Igbos could inspire the oppressed minorities (especially among the non-Hausa/Muslim) to take their destinies into their own hands and relieving the conservative Islamic power houses of their control on the masses which they achieved through deliberate retrogressive policies.
So in essence, both the Yoruba political elites and the Islamic rulers of the North used anti-Igbo sentiments to unite their people under ethnicity and religious lines from where they bolstered their power base and grip on power.
Nothing unites a people more than a common enemy - real or imaginary. Wars can only be fought with the civilian population making the ultimate sacrifices to go to war with an enemy they know nothing of whom they may have never encountered in their life. The accrued benefits in any war go towards the political establishments increasing grip on power and erosion of public rights and scrutiny. So when the MI5 decided to activate a group of naive Marxist Igbo officers to carry out a coup in 1966, they knew exactly what they wanted to achieve - war. The Civil war was a national calling by every non-Igbo to vent their misplaced frustration on the Igbos. The civil war also united Nigeria more than it has ever been. It sounds paradoxical that a Nation facing civil war will be more united than during peace but this was the situation. Prior to the civil war, a Yoruba man never saw eye-to-eye with a Hausa-Fulani but their collective hatred for the Igbos united them towards one cause - the decimation and subjugation of the Igbo threat.
Igbophobia reared it's head almost immediately after civilian transition of the Obasanjo regime in 1978/1979. The Yoruba political bloc headed by Awo opposed Shagari not because he was incompetent or inexperienced to aspire to office but because Shagari had chose an Igbo man to be his vice. For all considerations aside, the only motivating reason most yorubas did not vote for Shagari wasn't because the wanted to vote in their own Awolowo but rather because Shagari had an Igbo vice. If the Yorubas were against northern rule, then why did Awolowo agree to serve under the much younger and naive Gowon and why did the Yorubas also support Awo over his shameless acceptance to serve under someone like Gowon? This akin to the Lord of a Manor being displaced by his guards only for him to return to serve as butler to his body guard who now controlled his home.
I have written at lenght already and I will not delve into the Igbofication of Jonathan to which the Yorubas hated with passion for the only singular reason that he was benefitting Igbos with too much juicy appointments that hithero were reserved to the Yorubas and the Huasa/Fulani.
With Ambode's current predicament, we can see how the Yoruba operates to a degree of obsession the anti-Igbo sentiments. With an Igbo as a common enemy, the Yorubas can avoid the several elephants in their rooms. Yoruba political corruption is masked with a Igbo obsession, Yoruba obvious religious disunity is waved aside with their common past time hobby - Igbophobia.
May God grant you fools sense one day. If not so let the delusion ordained from heaven continue to make you stupid. For you must know that you people are acting like fools. The Fulani man is seeing your folly but for some reason you chose the Igbophobia to deflect from your foolishness.
Those who the God's want to destroy they first denied them reason. It happened with Afonja and it is about to happen again. |
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| Politics / Re: Do Yorubas And Tinubu Think Tinubu Stands A Chance At Becoming President? by GworoChewinMaga: 9:09pm On Oct 14, 2018 |
EternalTruths:
North will rule forever with VP rotating between the SS & SE. When a southerner was there was it not these same useless vipers that colluded with the boko north to oust him? Let it be so. Let the north rule till Nigeria split but NEVER should an Afonja smell the center in any way or form 4 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics / Re: SW To Assume 5% Role From 2019 by GworoChewinMaga: 9:06pm On Oct 14, 2018 |
[s] valarmorghulis:
Actually it was the south west that started protesting when Yar’adua kitchen cabinet tried to deny Jonathan the sit, all state in south west expect Osun voted for him, how did he repay us? how did we sideline ss? [/s] This nonsense has been refuted time without number by me here. Your useless we-no-go-gree rallies were just another way to hustle GEJ. The real hands behind GEJ becoming Ag President was from the West and some northern Senators led by Bala Mohammed who decided to do the right thing after it was becoming obvious that the ND was going to go full militant. STOP ALL THESE YOUR OVERBLOATED DISPLAY OF GRA-GRA |
| Politics / Re: Do Yorubas And Tinubu Think Tinubu Stands A Chance At Becoming President? by GworoChewinMaga: 5:52pm On Oct 14, 2018 |
[s] ModsWillKillNL:
Osinbajo is now his own man. That's why he won't back Sanwo Olu openly.
Try again.
You will grunt till you beg Yorubas for forgiveness.
[/s] Putting the word "man" with Osinbanjo is the biggest ef you just made 5 Likes 2 Shares |
| Politics / Re: SW To Assume 5% Role From 2019 by GworoChewinMaga: 5:40pm On Oct 14, 2018 |
[s] datproject:
I am yet to understand if eating too much akpu is synonymous and responsible for your low IQ with irrational thinking. All the trash bias analysis ( full of hate for buhari and south west, speculation and analysis based on your own personal assumption) you put here are all the best you can give as a result of your inverted thinking. I don't know at moment if any doctor will volunteer to cure you from this madness. If you like, hate buhari because of tribe you come from, if you like hate buhari because of your religion affiliation you belong, if you like hate buhari because of your political party you belong, if you like hate buhari because you think is old and even if you like hate buhari from your mother womb. We are all inpatiemt and selfish! All I know is Buhari continue till 2023. Only corrupt people, lazy youths and those who feed from proceed of corruption will hate him with passion. [/s] Vote Buhari again That is what I want and if you like support his rigging . This 1 Like |
| Politics / Re: Do Yorubas And Tinubu Think Tinubu Stands A Chance At Becoming President? by GworoChewinMaga: 4:37pm On Oct 14, 2018 |
[s] ModsWillKillNL:
Despite the infallible proofs I provide, you still choose to grunt and beat empty chest like a chimp, counting your chicks before they are hatched.
It's alright. [/s] Anything with Tinubu in it is toxic. He has shown us with Buhari and that lame duck manlet Osinbanjo and already he has gone to th asylum wards of Gbagada General Hospital to pick one of the inmates there to be governor of Lagos. He was responsible for that rascal voodoo practitioner being governor of Osun and you still expect us to follow his drug induced stupor? Enter market again but this time pick 3 more terms untl you get sense 3 Likes 2 Shares 
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| Politics / Re: Do Yorubas And Tinubu Think Tinubu Stands A Chance At Becoming President? by GworoChewinMaga: 4:14pm On Oct 14, 2018 |
[s] ModsWillKillNL:
Many words, no sense.
Osinbajo having proven himself in acting capacity is poised to take over in 2023.
Deny your Igbo heritage as you wish it can't change it.
Even the international community know Osinbajo and can't wait to have him.
Your snide remarks have nothing on him. It only shows you are inherently pained and angry about what you can't change. [/s] As I said if Osinbanjo is your last card then prepare to enter market Pick two for two terms of opposition role 6 Likes 2 Shares 
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| Politics / Re: Do Yorubas And Tinubu Think Tinubu Stands A Chance At Becoming President? by GworoChewinMaga: 4:08pm On Oct 14, 2018 |
[s] Oblang:
Wailing thread as usual. Make una just chill see the outcome of 2019 first b4 talking abt 2023... [/s] It is over. You are reverting to your bad belle sidon look gossip mode of opposition Never again! 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics / Re: Do Yorubas And Tinubu Think Tinubu Stands A Chance At Becoming President? by GworoChewinMaga: 4:06pm On Oct 14, 2018 |
ModsWillKillNL:
Whatever tickles your fancy.
Your Peter Obi hysteria will end at the polls from where your grunting and wailing will begin all over again.
Osinbajo is now a national figure.
Reasonable Igbos will vote him when the time comes. Idiot, I am not Igbo and I never mentioned Peter Obi Rather we are disgusting the daftness of yorubas to think Buhari will either hand over to smeagol look alike Tinubu. You then lowered the bar for yourselves and began mentioning that short relic of a sorry excuse for a man as your ace? If Osinbanjo is your last card then prepare to enter market because you are about to see Atiku do two terms and the presidency zoned back to either the SS or SE 7 Likes 2 Shares |
| Politics / Re: SW To Assume 5% Role From 2019 by GworoChewinMaga: 4:01pm On Oct 14, 2018 |
[s] ModsWillKillNL:
I can see you have run out of ideas.
I am no Tinubu fan and he will most likely be completely sidelined post 2019.
Let's talk about Osinbajo or gerrout.
[/s] That man servant and mere commissioner? Somebody that does not command respect within Buhari's inner cabinet and also FEC? So this is your long lost Yoruba last hope! Chai! I will rather bank on Zarah Buhari converting to a born again Christian than that shameless Ananias. |
| Politics / Re: Do Yorubas And Tinubu Think Tinubu Stands A Chance At Becoming President? by GworoChewinMaga: 3:56pm On Oct 14, 2018 |
[s] ModsWillKillNL:
Just shut up already.
Osinbajo is the man by the grace of God.
Tinubu himself knows this. [/s] That butler? Is it Osinbanjo Presidency that you will use to sway your gollum populace to vote Buhari again or is it another packaged rice and fufu takeaway at the polls? 5 Likes 2 Shares |
| Politics / Re: SW To Assume 5% Role From 2019 by GworoChewinMaga: 3:54pm On Oct 14, 2018 |
[s] ModsWillKillNL:
Who is Tinubu where Osinbajo is
This pigiyeasternr can't stop shifting the post.
Tinubu and Osinbajo may have fallen out over Ambode, FYI. Exactly what the northern establishment headed by Buhari are after - a prerequisite for an Osinbajo cum Yoruba presidency. [/s] Sharap! Tinubu is a slave to the north. Buhari is the third northerner he has backed. He backed Ribadu, Atiku in the past on the fake promise he will be allowed to rule. Never going to happen. Just go back to your hermit roles as opposition regional gollums. |
| Politics / Do Yorubas And Tinubu Think Tinubu Stands A Chance At Becoming President? by GworoChewinMaga: 3:51pm On Oct 14, 2018 |
Tinubu is a fool for thinking that Buhari can some how make him his successor in 2023 and the Yorubas having same thoughts are qually as gullible as their frog-eyed bastard front man.
If Tinubu, who back when he held the SW on-lock down and the tribal party ACN did not have the audacity and impetus to attempt a presidential ambition is it now when his influence in the SW has been deliberately watered down by Buhari and his relevance in APC reduced to a ceremonial National leader that he will some how assume that he can get the presidency?
Other than same AFonja zombie mor0ns who follow this yellow-teeth gollum blindly, who in their right mind will vote for Tinubu outside and within the southwest?
You yorubas need to stop reliving your inglorious roles of bringing that relic tyrannosaurs called Buhari back from the dead because it is making you believe that a frog can turn to a prince if a princess kisses it. 7 Likes |
| Politics / Re: SW To Assume 5% Role From 2019 by GworoChewinMaga: 3:41pm On Oct 14, 2018 |
pazienza:
SW would get the SGF.
Atiku will run an all inclusive government.
SW have been zoned the first lady office That's all these snakes deserve. |
| Politics / Re: SW To Assume 5% Role From 2019 by GworoChewinMaga: 3:38pm On Oct 14, 2018 |
ModsWillKillNL:
Are you a dull@rd It's about positioning ourselves for the presidency.
Stopped right there... You think when they review the disastrous Buhari administration they will not hold you culpable? The only electable Yoruba man was OBJ after that nobody identifies with Yorubas at the center. Or have you heard any of your senators or reps ever open their mouths on the floors of the NASS? Common National Party chairman and you guys lost out even when it was zoned to you all because of your infighting. Nobody and I repeat will ever vote a Yoruba man as president ever again because we know that there can never be a consensus candidate among you guys. If you dare it, then present that frog-eyed bastard and see the landslide trashing he will recieve. At least Tinubu knew he could never stand a chance in the presidential level under the ACN and thats why he went shopping for two northerners (Ribadu and Atiku) So if you local champion and last hope Tinubu could not dare the presidency race when he had the whole Yorubas and the ACN under his control is it now when he has been relegated both on the regional levels and within the APC he will get mouth to contest? Use sense for once Afonja 3 Likes |
| Politics / Re: PDP Must Fail This Time Around. by GworoChewinMaga: 3:13pm On Oct 14, 2018 |
Not Duara but Kabul, Afghanistan.
Make sure your Buhari gets his ticket on time.
We dont want him to miss his flight 1 Like 
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| Politics / Re: SW To Assume 5% Role From 2019 by GworoChewinMaga: 3:10pm On Oct 14, 2018 |
[s] emerged01:
There are many undecided people like me in west. I don't mind campaigning for Buhari if the election is about tribe. [/s] Vote Buhari again. Nobody is disturbing you. You can give your vote for free or sell it as usual but what we dont want to hear is you endorsing any rigging or cancellation of the Elections when Atiku wins. |
