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They are really expensive, 37k for both.. my only concern is for customs to cease it after spending that much.. what if I tell the seller to rename the package, do they do it? Timekeeper452: |
I'm an officer, but not military.. there are occasions we wear camo, like during work/operations Timekeeper452: |
It's not just about kwankwasso but Kano state politics in general!! No need to show case ur stupidity and daftness for all to see Ganduje, kwankwasso and shekarau are the 3 godfather in Kano, hence, they are all fighting for political space and relevance.. It's a a game of betrayal AllTheWayUp: |
1- both jigawa and Kaduna are both core norther states, there is no way buhari could have lost it..It's just like saying PO will lose Imo Ebonyi because the govs are APC 2- the clamour at that time was that the presidency should be zoned to north tctrills: |
Please guys, there is a trouser that I want to purchase on aliexpress, military type.. one is camouflage, the other one black Will the customs allow it pass through, I'm scared as not to waste my money as they are expensive. I really like them
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So you don't believe there is an advantage to Tinubu having 13 APC govs in north? tctrills: |
Every permutation is speculative, or has there ever been a presidential election whereby Atiku, Tinubu, PO and kwankwasso contested before ![]() tctrills: |
Of course it's just guesswork, I'm not a prophet, foreteller or a soutsayer.. It's just the reality on ground in the north That's why u keep seeing cross carpenting between APC and PDP tctrills: |
Don't forget sons of the region are in the contest too, so definitely sentiment will have a play.. there are significant Christians in the north too, that's another factor tctrills: |
Yes, but he didn't win any region in the south, hence, my argument that no matter the block votes u get from ur region, u still need one from another geographical region BlazinGlory40: |
Lol I don't think there is a place I said he will win kano and Kaduna(it would be shared between kwankwasso and Atiku), but Tinubu will definitely get at least 40% in 19 states of norther region Northerner masses follow who their elites tell them too!! Forget about ALL that burning of broom ur seeing in urban areas, most of them are clout chasers and having fun.. if u enter rural areas and villages in the north, where 70% voting it's done, I'll know most of them only know APC and PDP tctrills: |
Currently no candidate can win most part of the south, SW is for Tinubu, while SE/SS is for PO and Atiku Even if PO or Atiku should win by 70% in that region(which is impossible), there will still need to win convincingly in NC, which is impossible BlazinGlory40: |
Yes of course both north and south will need one region out of their geographical region to win.. however, a northerner is guaranteed a block votes from the north, unlike a southern candidate And don't forget, it's not like Buhari won overwhelmingly in SW, it was the block votes from the north that made for the shortfall in SW... That's the block votes GEJ lacked in south BlazinGlory40: |
Not really, but he shall get some significant votes, SW voting pattern seems to vary from other region.. while the north follow who their leaders tell them to tctrills: |
Yes, there are 13 APC govs in north working for Tinubu, that's at least 40% tctrills: |
Lol there was never elections in Nigeria but selection. Even Yar'adua was shocked by his victory that he openly said "election that brought him was highly rigged" Furthermore, all previous elections that Buhari lost, northerner elites never supported him, as they were scared if him just like how south were.. I'm sure u saw the result when they decided to support him in 2015 BlazinGlory40: |
That's the reality Austine24: |
It's between Atiku and Tinubu, kwankwasso although popular, lack of structure and wide spread support base will be an issue tctrills: |
Lol shettima is not not fulani! And I thought u guys said hausa/fulani elites are angry with Tinubu for picking kanuri instead of one of them! It seems ur running out of lies, hence the desperation to concoct one everyday Bonavi: |
Lol nothing unique and surprising, thats how Buhari was lossing every online poll in 2019! There are far more southerners than notherners on social media |
Omo if I was Tambuwal, before every PDP event, I go first ask whether Wike go attend ![]() NaijaRoyalty: |
•Factors that may determine Tinubu, Atiku, Obi’s fate As political gladiators crisscross the country preparatory to the 2023 general election, no fewer than 13 governors elected on the ticket of the All Progressives Congress (APC) from the North are said to be staking all that is required to guarantee its victory in the presidential race. On the other hand, apart from outgoing governors, those seeking reelection on the ticket of the main opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the north are confident of the standard-bearer of the party, Atiku Abubakar securing the majority of northern voters. The determination of the 13 outgoing APC governors to fully back APC candidate, Bola Tinubu is hinged on the immediate and long term implications of the outcome of the general election on their individual political career after exiting as two-term governors of their states. An APC stalwart said: “The 13 Northern governors backing Asiwaju have their back to the wall. They don’t have a chance politically. Asiwaju candidature is their baby and it is in their own interest to support the ticket or they go into political oblivion. “The problem Atiku will be having is those 13 governors. Atiku will do tremendously well but the presence of those 13 governors in the APC will swing votes in favour of Tinubu.” In various conversations with the Nigerian Tribune, stalwarts of the APC, PDP, Labour Party (LP) among others, said what will count are the presidential candidates’ personality, spread, ethnicity, religion, antecedents. Other factors, they note, that will sway votes in favour of candidates are governors’ support, party leadership, ability to accommodate interests, harmonization of stakes, health, campaign agenda, propaganda, sympathy. For supporters of the APC, its candidate, Tinubu ticks all boxes of criteria to emerge the next president. As it has been seen thus far, religion and ethnicity will be played up during the forthcoming campaigns. Central in the optimism of the APC supporters is that Tinubu has the personality to get support across all zones of the country. They particularly note that Tinubu will get the bulk of the votes of the South-West, while they bank on at least 13 Northern governors to mobilise Northerners to support the Tinubu/Kashim Shettima ticket. A Tinubu presidency is said to be seen as one that will guarantee the political relevance of some northern politicians. While the Muslim/Muslim ticket is seen as political beneficial to the Tinubu/Shettima ticket, the ticket still faces opposition from some Christians. Supporters of Atiku and the PDP hold that the former vice-president has the spread across the six political zones, having contested to be president a number of times. They also hold that the average Northerner will support their own, noting that with bulk votes from the North, Atiku’s chances are bright. They counter the argument on the North producing president for another eight years by describing Atiku as a “benevolent Fulani”, adding that the North-East has never produced the president. A PDP stalwart said: “Atiku’s chances are bright. Atiku is not new to any region in the country. He has the spread the most. Spread is on his side. The assignment is for everyone to hold their different localities and the numbers will come. The North East has never produced president. Moreover, there are worries about Tinubu’s health.” Several party stalwarts hold that the 2023 presidential contest is between Atiku and Tinubu. They, however, note that candidate of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), Rabiu Kwankwaso will have a huge chunk of votes in Kano State especially and a some votes across the North but won’t have enough numbers in the South. Candidate of the Labour party is being seen in some quarters as an Igbo candidate, which some politicians say may count against his ambition to be president, especially amassing votes in the North. While Obi supporters say the Labour party candidate offers a breath of fresh air, those of other parties say the Labour party will only put up a showing but won’t defeat the APC or PDP. According to sources, stalwarts of various political parties have identified about 15 factors that will determine who succeeds President Muhammadu Buhari. Another party man said: “Even among the ardent proponents of Tinubu, the behaviour of Obi is giving Asiwaju unprecedented sympathy among his own people. Contrary to expectation of Obidients, they are doing campaign for Asiwaju.” http:///67a7141d220822en_ng?link=1&client=news |
Nasir Ahmed from Morocco.. nice to meet u |
Lol kwankwasso was a minister, governor and senator.. came 3rd in 2019 presidential primaries without running away like Pandora coward |
You haven't replied my previous comment, I'm in nasarawa state keffi precisely.. let's meet so I can prove u wrong Rekhina: |
I was surprised not seeing El-Rufai |
He campaigned the most during primaries, visiting almost every state.. until now his doing the most among the aspirant touring.. so what do u mean his not fit? brown3: |
The prostitute that was jumping on different dicks and was riding FFK like she came with hydrolic, while her chimpanzee looking creature Ojukwu was bed ridden ![]() |
Nyamuri, everywhere u go!! Haba!! Nnaaa |
Lol northners will keep deceiving and hoodwinking the south by joining this kind of challenges.. is when election comes and everybody returns to his papa's house, that's when reality will set in Lelelalalele: |
Did he tell you his sick and what's wrong in being sick, is he not human This ur argument is lame and stale, is just the same recycled trash.. which court made him a criminal brown3: |
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