₦airaland Forum

KPOM!


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Ayoswit:
Abeg don't OBIdiently ATIKUlate here only on nairaland, go and cast your vote for ATIKU on Saturday and let's get Nigeria working again

Amen!


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Dreal1247:
May his blood keep hunting the killers, their corroborators, their proxies and their families and may they never have peace all the days of their lives. No peace for the wicked

Name: Fasina Adedayo
Tribe: Afonja slave

That's all you need to know


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I am sorry but Diezani is our business ... me and you both! That woman stole hundreds of billions of dollars from our treasury/economy. And you think that that's none of our business

Please, gimme a break!


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Jessyjack:
Mind your business....!!! That's why your grandfather lived long!

I have always believed that she's a lesbo


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Lizilicious:
Nice outfit

The only people who won't see the same thing are the slaves aka the children of AFONJA!


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wizflame:
This is what i see when ever they say apc rallies if you dont see this then you need help

Like I had told most of you guys, Buhari and APC are going to lose most of the Northern states if the votes are counted. This is different ballgame right now, it is no longer Buhari vs OBJ or Buhari vs GEJ.

Buhari is up against a fellow Northern Muslim now, so it's a different ballgame now.


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SolutionMee:


This crowd is intimidating.

God is truly great.

The spirit of Atikulation has made me to Obediently fly down to Nigeria to Ortomatically vote for the best candidate on Saturday.

With Atikiu, Obi and Saraki, Nigeria will be great very soon.

Something is even telling me that it was these three wise men that visited Jesus in the Bible.

PS: ASO-Rock means Atiku, Saraki and Obi Rocks wella.

The Afonjas would forever remain slaves to their Hausa-Fulani overlords.

Folks, don't get mad at them, you can just feel sorry for them


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walezy14:
Obj had already insulted himself. What else again.

KPOM!

But what do you expect from the children of Afonja? It's in their DNA.


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booblacain:
Though I hate tribal politics but you cannot deny the truth is Reno's words that a Northerner can never ever insult another Northerner for a Southerner's sake, never.

THE COUNTRY FACES ITS MOST FIERCELY CONTESTED ELECTION since the transition to democracy in 1999. One candidate is the incumbent, Muhammadu Buhari. He is an elderly, infirm leader who lacks the energy, creativity, or political savvy to move the needle on Nigeria's most intractable problems. His opponent is Atiku Abubakar, another gerontocrat who would focus on enriching himself and his cronies, avoiding the difficult and politically unpopular tasks necessary for reform.

Buhari is the frontrunner. A second term for him would mean the country at best muddles through the next four years, with little progress on critical policy priorities like tax reform or a restructuring of the energy sector. Buhari would be a lame duck from day one, with powerbrokers in his own party quickly shifting their focus to the next electoral cycle in 2023. And if Buhari's health problems continue or worsen, the situation will get worse. The president's continual medical leaves abroad impaired governance his first term. A repetition would again remove him from decision-making and the public eye for months at a time, leaving investors to wonder who is calling the shots and whether they're qualified for the job.

A Buhari reelection also carries tail risks. A politically weak president, for health or other reasons, would open the floodgates for political infighting, increasing the chances that his ruling All Progressives Congress implodes. That would turn a policy slowdown into paralysis. The risk of attacks on oil infrastructure would also rise, because the absence of strong leadership in Abuja would make it harder to negotiate with the Niger Delta's various militant groups.

A win for the challenger, Atiku, would create a brief, superficial boost to the country's image—largely because of his better health and keener intellect. But it would also pose the risk of a return to an even more rent-seeking governing style.

Atiku's policy priorities are unclear and untested: He had previously promised to deregulate the oil and gas sector but recently pledged to reduce gasoline prices by 50% from already below-market levels. That would swell subsidy costs and endanger long-term debt sustainability. He's also unlikely to champion a tax reform that's critical to Nigeria's fiscal sustainability. Atiku would face significant infighting within his People's Democratic Party as well, as leaders try to hold him to his promise to serve only one term (a pledge he's likely to retract).



The election will be close, and a challenged or inconclusive result is possible.


Then there's a dangerous wildcard outcome. The election will be close, and a challenged or inconclusive result is possible. That, in turn, could trigger a political crisis in which neither candidate has a legitimate claim to power. If the vote is close enough to trigger a runoff, Nigeria's constitution requires the second round of voting to occur within seven days of the first, a tough timeline to meet given the complexity of organizing national elections in the country. This could be a recipe for severe uncertainty in Africa's most important market

https://www.eurasiagroup.net/live-post/risk-10-nigeria

aminulive:
@POLITICSNGR

Eurasia Group, One of the World's largest Political Risk Consultancy firms has predicted that President Muhammadu Buhari will win the 2019 Presidential Elections.

The Group, founded in 1998 by American political scientist Ian Bremmer, said Buhari has a 60 per cent probability to win. This was contained in its recent Political Forecast.

According to the Group; “Opposition candidate Atiku Abubakar has regained some momentum in recent weeks, but President Muhammadu Buhari remains favored to win (a 60% probability),” the group said.

“On election day, the ruling All Progressives Congress’s (APC’s) significantly greater control of local political structures and resources, it governs 23 states compared to the opposition’s 12, will boost voter mobilization and solidify Buhari’s advantage.”

In 2015, Eurasia Group also predicted that Buhari will defeat former president Goodluck Jonathan, changing its stance some weeks to the election after it had initially chosen the former president to win.

PoliticsNGR observed that the group also highlighted reasons why the PDP might lose adding that the DG of Atiku's Campaign, Bukola Saraki was distracted by the battles he is facing in the National Assembly coupled with the weak campaign being run by South-East governors who are not to happy with the emergence of Atiku's running mate, Peter Obi.

The group stated; "Wike was annoyed by Atiku’s failure to consult him on key decisions, Saraki remains distracted by a tough Senate reelection battle in Kwara state, and the southeast governors are hampered by many conflicting motivations, including their own lack of political clout (which makes them reluctant to overtly challenge the federal government) and their wariness of Atiku’s running mate Peter Obi, a former governor of the southeastern Anambra state who they view as a political outsider.

The lack of enthusiasm on the part of some PDP governors is a problem for Atiku because these officials control significant discretionary funds at the state level (known as ‘security votes’) that are easier to access without triggering graft concerns."

https://politicsngr.com/breaking-buhari-will-win-2019-elections-foreign-firm-eurasia-group-reasons/

You are giving them too much credit sef. Who is Uche Okwukwu? And what Ohanaeze group does he lead??

We all know Nnia Nwodo but has anyone ever heard of Uche Okwukwu


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jefdr001:
Is ok to apologise but the endorsement still stands sha
In fact I plan to apologise to buhari after voting atiku on 16february.
I'm sorry baba for this plan of mine.

An infamous girl a dose of weirdness an engineer a Fanta addict


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HavocGirlMile99:
Swing what way?

Haha. You signature tho. Are you a pro

*Asking for a friend


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Justfunkira:
God bless you if you check my signature
Thanks

Thank you, my dear!

They are just pulling wool over the eyes of the ignorant natives


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wendycindy:
All for election o

She's probably a mermaid


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MerxyX:
This is terribly sad...
Buh who took the picture? Shouldn't the person have called for help?

Actually, if the votes are counted, it would be more like 60/40 in favor of Atiku. However, after APC play their ojoro (think Ekiti state), the result you'd see on Feb. 16th would be roughly 90/10 in favor of Buhari.

May God help us!


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Excaperx:
60/40 hmm

Not bad considering what they gave to Jonathan in 2015

Bauchi 2015 presidential result
APC 931,598

PDP 86,085

KPOM!


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dominique:
I knew it was only a matter of time before they took down those fences. Lagosians are something else

Don't mind those clowns. It's all business. Once you can gather a few people together, you can just pick any strange name and proceed to Buhari campaign to get your own bribe.


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Angelparadise:
After all the killings and lifeless policies some paid acclaimed sycophants pastors decide to show their true colors. The innocents Christians and Muslims killed cows and farm land and seeking for vengeance.

Do you take useless naija bloggers serious? Where's the source(s) for this data they kept throwing out there?


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anjigirl:
If Oyo State could make number 4 it means there is problem
There is nothing in Oyo State

Nothing. I just didn't knew you swing that way


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HavocGirlMile99:
Wetin dey do you

Benue state is Atikulated, for sure!


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Of course, anybody with a modicum of sense knows that the ONLY way PMB one can win re-election is thru massive rigging. The Ekiti state governor's election was just a test case ... to test the system for its full implementation on Feb 16th. But let's hope that Nigeria would survive this APC's win at all cost syndrome


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Hmmm


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HavocGirlMile99:
The real slay queen



Love you mami

Handiwork of Satan


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I thought Osinbajo is (was) a pastor and a Pentecostal minister at that? When did pastors start having favorites amongst worldly and carnal music?

#EndtimePastors


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This is the man who's prosecuting the Chief Justice of Nigeria for operating a foreign bank account!

Pray, how did his children pay for their tuition fees if PMB doesn't have a foreign bank account


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SalamRushdie:
I pity zombies for falling for the lies of this man

Barcelona would go back to being an average club once Leo Messi retires. First, they would lose more than 50% of their fans because most of us are actually Messi fans
Secondly, I don't see Barca winning anything substantive without Messi. The Barca organization is useless. A club that would spend more than $250m on Dembele (a player with less than 1 full season of top flight football under his belt), and then to spend more than $200m on Coutinho when they already have Messi in the team is outrageous!

I actually can't wait for Leo to retire so I can bid them adieu!


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Personally, I don't believe in premarital sex but if a 21 year old girl choses to go that route, I don't think it's right to spank her. She's an adult and old enough to make her own decisions. As a parent, you should just reiterate (remind her) what your values are ... it's up to her to make her own choices.


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IdreamOfUnicorn:
African parents don't give sex education.
It was easier to act like it doesn't exist.

However it did and it does exist. We are a sexually charged generation, in a society where sex is at the forefront of everything that sells. Sex is the universal act that triggers a common feeling amongst people, whether in the Bandundu region of Congo or in metropolitan cities like London. So why have some of our African parents avoided teaching us this very important thing whilst growing up? Why is it an unspoken rule not to mention sex in a sex-saturated world? How do we learn without being taught?
There is an African proverb that goes: ‘It takes a whole village to raise a child’, but we all know that education first begins at home. So if our parents don’t teach us about sex, then ultimately we will learn it elsewhere, to our detriment or not. I always say a lesson hard learned should teach a person not to make the same mistake twice, but what do you do when that mistake stays with you for life? And who is to blame? Sex education at school was the first and only time some of us received it. Some of us in our twenties are still waiting to have that ‘talk’ with our parents. Many will die waiting.

Take it from someone who knows, most of the people in this "crowd" were bused in from neighboring states and even from Niger and Chad sef.
If Buhari believes he's popular then, I dare him to conduct a FREE and FAIR election .... let the chips fall where they may. But he won't because he knows what would happen.

Fighting kwaraption, my behind!


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Cherrybae:
Please what drug can I buy for heart attack.
God will forgive Buhari for causing me this heart attack today.

I'm tempted to switch over to zombism. Please any doctor here to save my soul.