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Counterigbolies:
kwankwanso said this in 2023, so just know him coming to u now is to play a fast one on u lots against 2023

givedemwotowoto:
Kwankwaso got 1.4 million votes in the last election. PO got 6.1 million votes. Add that together, that's 7.5 million votes. This immediately pushes PO/Kwankwaso duo above Atiku. Without any new polling in the North, we have to base our argument on the most recent facts available which is 2023 results.

Once PO/Kwankwaso rises above Atiku, the ticket becomes serious for political heavyweights and financial backers in the North.

We can infer this from history. One example is when Obama defeated Hilary at the democratic primaries, more people took him serious for the Presidential election. That's how politics works.

Buhari's votes are not automatically going to Atiku. Because Kwankwaso is able to align with PO and become a serious contender based on numbers, those votes will be shared between them apart from those voting for Tinubu.

You are being emotional, which means you're not arguing logically. You haven't made a single point backed with research or history so this conversation is one sided. I haven't learnt a single thing from you. Don't leech on my knowledge. Do better. Contribute something to the conversation or I am done.

stanluiz:
The terrorism in Yorubaland did not start by kidnapping school children and teachers in oyo.

It started in kwara when they attack,kill, kidnapped and dislodged a lot of Yoruba indigenous Yoruba communities in kwara. Traditional obas where hunted down and kill. The terrorists are occupy villages and turn it to ghost town.

When all this were happening. We all say that's is kwara fall. Next attack will be on SW. And it is already happening.

Mrchippychappy:
There's already a very large Yoruba-Fulani subgroup in Kwara and Oyo, similar to Hausa-Fulani group.