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Politics › I Shall Make Ogun State Economy Bigger Than Ghana's Says Gov Aspirant by KnowAll(op): 10:56pm On Nov 23, 2010
A governorship aspirant in Ogun State on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Gboyega Nasir Isiaka, has said that the state’s economy would be among the top four in Nigeria by 2015.

He stated this at an interactive media chat in Abeokuta at the weekend where he also disclosed that his blueprint to turn around the economy of the state would soon be made public.

He also disclosed that the roadmap was predicated on a four developmental agenda which included: growing our economy; providing quality social services; strengthening our people and society; and energising government and polity.

Isiaka, the consensus aspirant of the Ogun West senatorial district for the governorship office, revealed that currently Ogun State Gross Domestic product (GDP) was the ninth largest GDP in the country estimated at US$10.47billion.

He said with the state’s active population of 4.26million, its nearness to Lagos and the expertise he was bringing to the administration as an investment banker, Ogun State would be amongst the top four economies in Nigeria.

He said that if the natural and human resources were well harnessed in line with its comparative advantage, Ogun State’s economy shall compare favourably with the economy of Ghana ($31.23 billion) or Cote D’Ivoire ($32.8 billion) and shall definitely be bigger than the economy of Benin Republic ($12.5billionn), or Mali ($14.18million).


[size=14pt]Where is that man from Ghana, when I said the economy of Ghana is less or equals to the economy of Agege(a run down suburb of Lagos) that cannot be further from the truth how much more comparing the whole of Nigeria with Ghana undecided [/size] huh
Politics › Re: "Do Not Vote For A Muslim President" - Pastor Paul Adefarasin by KnowAll(m): 9:44pm On Nov 21, 2010
MKO, may he rest in peace, the peace denied him by Hausa/Fulani people, I mean.
He could have been one of the best presidents we've ever had as a nation, and because of that, you know what happened to him.

Did you miss my point about Hausa/Fualni muslims vs southern muslims?
The Hausa/Fulani muslims are my reference point, and that cancer group must be truely reduced in power and proportion.
But that is not the refrence point of that dumb pastor u seem whole heartledy to support with so much vigour. How can u seperate one muslim from the other when it is clear the pastor is refering without mincing words to all muslims.
Politics › Re: "Do Not Vote For A Muslim President" - Pastor Paul Adefarasin by KnowAll(m): 9:31pm On Nov 21, 2010
To NaijaKing,

[color=#000099][b]Would Abiola been a good President, since all muslims should never be voted for, I would like to know your views.[/[/b]color]
Politics › Re: African Lingua Franca - Between Hausa And Kiswahili by KnowAll(m): 8:28am On Nov 21, 2010
I do not see any reason why 120 million Yoruba speakers should Learn Swahili a language spoken by less than 40 million.

Even Pakistani meat sellers in London have learnt many Yoruba or now Generic Nigerian words like when haggling price with them over their wares they would say, why are u doing like " ijebu" other words commonly used in markets around London include shaki-tripe, pormo- hide of an animal, oga- boss, so don't let people decieve u with dat Swahili nonesense. The most widly spoken language in Africa is a Hausa but becos they have not got literal giants like Soyinka & Mazuri it is understandable y they are relegated to the background.  That clearly makes Yoruba d language of choice since in numerical strenght it is second to Hausa.
Politics › Re: African Lingua Franca - Between Hausa And Kiswahili by KnowAll(m): 7:43am On Nov 21, 2010
Quote from: KnowAll on Today at 06:46:53 AM
Many other tribes in Nigeria can speak Yoruba fluently, Igbo's ,  Beni's & Hausa's are versetile inthis language I contribute to the influence of Lagos.

What are you talking about?
Becos u happen to be in d minority of Igbos stuck in d east does not mean majority of your brethren in Yoruba land does not speak yoruba, in fact it is commendable, u should be proud of your bi-lingual nature not disputing a well known fact or how else can u sell your products if u refuse to learn d local peoples language.

Even your reverred Ojukwu is a sound Yoruba speaker.
Politics › Re: African Lingua Franca - Between Hausa And Kiswahili by KnowAll(m): 6:46am On Nov 21, 2010
There is no reasons why Africans should not learn to speak 4 out 5 major languages those languages should

1. Swahili

2. Hausa

3. Yoruba

4. The fourth largest language, I know Yoruba is either d second or 3rd after Swahili. Whilst Swahili can be said to be spoken in about 10 countries, Yoruba & the influence of Lagos has made it a language if not spoken but understood by 80 to 100 million rivaling Hausa, I would not be suprise Yoruba is actually giving Hausa a run for it's money.

Many other tribes in Nigeria can speak Yoruba fluently, Igbo's , Beni's & Hausa's are versetile inthis language I contribute to the influence of Lagos.

Hausa on d other hand is 2nd language of the yorubas hence the reason why they share many words like "alaafia", wahala which might be borrowed from Arabic.
Politics › Re: Say No To 'NAIJA' - Akunyili by KnowAll(m): 6:12pm On Nov 19, 2010
It's very simple, this distinction between Nigeria and Naija.

Amos Adamu of the 'Cash for World Cup Hosting Votes' scandal is from Nigeria.

Mo'Cheddah, 18 year old singer/rapper who won the best video by a female artiste in the whole of Africa is an omo Naija.

Erastus Akingbola and Cecilia Ibru of the 'run this bank like my personal kiosk' saga are from Nigeria.

Stephanie Okereke and Genevieve Nnaji, some of the most recognizable faces on the continent are omo Naija.

Dipreye Alamieyesigha of the 'cross-dressing to escape from custody' fame is from Nigeria.

2Face Idibia, one of Africa's most decorated musicians is an omo Naija.


It's not rocket science to understand that young Nigerians have found a motherlode of nationalistic fervour in that name Naija albeit in a totally unexpected direction. It is a rallying cry for engendering a sense of belonging to our nation despite the fact that it has thoroughly failed us. Methinks, Dora should leverage the name Naija if she is truly serious about rebranding this country. We hear the South Africans going on about 'Mzanzi' all the time. no one has told them not to refer to their country by that name. And they have constant electricity too.
GBAM! GBAM!!" GBAM!!!

KnowAll does not use the " GBAM THING DAT MUCH"  THATS IS BECOS YOU NO MY NAME I TOO KNOW, BUT ON THIS OCCASSION I JUST HAVE TO AGREE 100% TO WHAT THIS CHAP POSTED.
Politics › Re: Daddy G.O. Adeboye Has Hold ON 8.4% Of All Voters In Nigeria by KnowAll(op): 9:16pm On Nov 18, 2010
Don't vote for muslims

Pastor Adefarasin seems to be suffering from youthful exburance. The boy would grow up one day. undecided huh
Politics › Re: ODUA City.Including Pictures.It is Time for the Children of Oduduwa to dream big by KnowAll(m): 5:56pm On Nov 17, 2010
Two of the southern most LG in Ondo State breakdown of officials.

TOP OFFICERS OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT Ode-Irele LG

1.                  Comrade (Hon.) Shadrack Olowojuni – Chairman-yoruba

2.                  Mrs. Sunmola Olowojuni – Wife of Chairman and Chairperson-yorba

3.                  Hon. Samuel Jibu Oriade – Supervisor for Works-yoruba

4.                  Hon. Segun Adegbite – Supervisor for Youth and Sports-yoruba

5.                  Comrade (Hon.) John Akinbebije – Supervisor for Health-yorba

6.                  Chief (Hon) Thompson Agbede – Supervisor for Agricultural and National Resources-yoruba

7.                  Hon (Mrs) Aduke Owoyemi – Supervisor for Women Affairs/Women Leader, Labour Party, Irele Local Government Area.-yoruba

8.                  Hon. Wilson Aruwaji – Supervisor for Education- not too sure

9.                  Hon. Sola Akinboyewa – Supervisor for Infrastructural Development-yoruba

10.             Hon. (Mrs) Bolaji Adetuwo – Supervisor for Rural Integration-yoruba

11.             Otunba Tunde Monehin – Director of Local Government Administration-yoruba

Mrs. F.I. Akinbowale – Treasurer to the Local Government- yoruba



Despite Ese-Odo being an exclusively ijo enclave her LG officials are divided between Yorubas and Ijo
THE WORKING TEAM
1, Mr. Kennedy Ikantu Peretei, Chairman- Ijo
2, Mrs Olukemi Peretei, Chairperson-wife if the chair probably Yoruba
3, Hon. Stanley Elemi, Sup. For Special Duties-ijo
4, Hon. Felix George, Sup. For Political & Chieftanicy-ijo
5, Hon. M.A. Asogbo, Sup for Agriculture-ijo
6, Prince Juba A.A. H.P.M. Ese-Odo L.G.A-ijo
7, Olajide lsrael Oladipo, DLGA-yoruba
8, Hon. lsreal Emokenighan Timi, Sup.for Works-ijo
9, Hon. Olatunbosun M.Odele, Sup. For Sports & Youth Affair-yoruba
10, Hon. (Chief) E.l. Yanboh,Sup. For Health-ijo
11, Hon. Grace Adeyorinju, Sup. For Women Affairs & Youth Empowerment-yoruba
12, Prince Olabode S.O (JP), TLG-yoruba
13, Hon. Rufus Omotayo, Sup. For Education-yoruba
14, Mr Success lkiyouleimo Odogbo, Chief Press Secretary to the Chairman Ese-Odo LGA-ijo
Politics › Re: ODUA City.Including Pictures.It is Time for the Children of Oduduwa to dream big by KnowAll(m): 5:08pm On Nov 17, 2010
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:North_Beach_Miami_Beach.jpg


We can build our own Miami Beach on the coast of Ondo State.

See links
Politics › Re: ODUA City.Including Pictures.It is Time for the Children of Oduduwa to dream big by KnowAll(m): 5:01pm On Nov 17, 2010
Shut your mouth you damn deceiver, you said COASTAL AREA OF ONDO STATE, which is Ijaw land
Read the top bit about Ilaje LG of Ondo State which is also the coastal area of Ondo State many people have a misconception that the coastal areas of Ondo State is Ijaw which is not only far-fetched but a fallacy.  undecided

I know say e they pain u say Ikwerres who are sub-igbos are denying their  Igbo heritage making your bleep**g Biafra country a landlocked, impoverish and erosion prone place, a place fit only for the damned
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Politics › Re: ODUA City.Including Pictures.It is Time for the Children of Oduduwa to dream big by KnowAll(m): 4:46pm On Nov 17, 2010
Coastal area who?!!!!! That is Ijaw land, always has been and always will be. Take your Oduwa nonsense somewhere else.
There is sand formation at the Western part of the Local Government extending from the Lekki peninsula in Lagos State to Araromi Sea-side and Zion Lepe, Agba to Etugbo and Ipare all, Mahin and Ugbonla the Eastern part of the Local Government Area can boast of the largest coconut plantation in West Africa. Ilaje Local Government is the largest local Government in Ondo State in terms of its landmass. According to the 1991 National Population Census, the Local Government is one of the most populated in Ondo State, with a population figure of two hundred and twenty seven thousand and thirty four (277,034. it has a shoreline covering about 180km thereby making Ondo State, a state with the longest coastline in Nigeria, Crude oil, which is the mainstay of the Nigerian economy.

Traditionally, it is grouped into 8 kingdoms namely: Mahin land under His Royal Majesty, Amapetu of Mahin, Ugboland which is under His Roayl Majesty Olugbo of Ugbo Kingdom. Aheri land under the Maporure and Etikan land under the Onikan of Etikan, Odonla land under the Alagho of Odonla, Obenla land under the Olubo of Obenla, Obe Ogbaro land under the Odoka of Obe Ogbaro, Igbokoda under the Olu of Iggbokoda and Igboegunrin under the Odede of Igboegunrin.


@ chyz

[b]Lekki peninsula in Lagos State to Araromi Sea-side   - does Araromi sound like an Ijaw name to you, Ijaw's in Ondo State are visitors and are not natives. Yorubas are the majority in Ilaje.

Yoruba Kings


Olu of Iggbokoda - capital of LG and largest town - Yoruba

Ugboland which is under His Roayl Majesty Olugbo of Ugbo Kingdom.  - Yoruba

Etikan land under the Onikan of Etikan - Yoruba

Odonla land under the Alagho of Odonla- Yoruba

Obenla land under the Olubo of Obenla- Yoruba

Igboegunrin under the Odede of Igboegunrin - Yoruba


I am not sure of the following:



Amapetu of Mahin - Not sure if they are Yorubas or ijo

Aheri land under the Maporure - not sure if they are yorubas or ijo

You can see out of 7 kings in Ilaje about 5 are Yorubas where u get the idea the area is ijaw is a mystery[/b]
Politics › Re: ODUA City.Including Pictures.It is Time for the Children of Oduduwa to dream big by KnowAll(m): 4:22pm On Nov 17, 2010
ILAJE LOCAL GOVERNMENT, ONDO STATE NIGERIA Sunday, 11 July 2010 09:06 Coastal NEWS


The New Odua City should be around the coastal area of Ondo State. Ondo State is only about 30 km from Lekki in Lagos State.

TOURISM

Ilaje Local Government is a National tourist attraction with a shore line of about 180km in Nigeria, the coastline of the Local Government, coupled with the green grass and shrubs and Atlantic Ocean, presents it beautiful sight and weather conducive for leisure, such beautiful sight and cool wind coupled favourably with what operates in Jamaica and other places in the Caribbean where people troupe to for rest and leisure.



This can be better developed for leisure and economic purposes, Civilization started around the waters. Therefore, numerous developments in water transportation and house construction on partially or completely flooded areas are also veritable tourist attraction. Lekki Peninsula in Lagos State to Ilaje Local Government along the Atlantic Coast is about 30kilometres when proposes coastal road from Lagos is completed. On road, Igbokoda to Lagos is less than three hours drive through part of Benin. Shagamu and later Lagos Ibadan expressways. It is possible to supervise business in Igbokoda while resident in Lagos.


Casual visit to the main beach of the Local Government Headquarters (Igbokoda) reveals an imposing sculpture of a fisherman which renders a first caller agog. Also present at the main beach are hundreds of beautiful decorated ferry boats as though preparing for a boat race frusta, yet are essentially, to and from the Riverine arrears daily.
Politics › Re: Daddy G.O. Adeboye Has Hold ON 8.4% Of All Voters In Nigeria by KnowAll(op): 2:44pm On Nov 17, 2010
Quote from Adefarasin,

Nigerians used to be the most educated people in the world until the likes of Abacha and the Murtala Muhammed came and scattered our educational system to slow down the South so that the North can catch up, instead of speeding up the North. We are sick and tired of politicians whose only objective is to fleece our public wealth. We h, ave selfish people, selfish parents and selfish leaders who do everything for themselves and nothing for their children and successors. But, success is not success unless there is a successor. May God deliver Nigeria from ‘eldership’ and from a leadership that is overweight, undiscerning and blind. Do you know why Nigeria’s vast resources have not yet been discovered? It is because if they are discovered now, these useless people in power will squander them. But God is waiting for David to deliver us.” - Senior Pastor of House On The Rock, PAUL ADEFARASIN, said two days ago as he called on Christians in the country to be involved in politics, especially the Presidency
[size=14pt]The Pentecostals must not throw their 20% voting strenght away come 2011, they should vote en-bloc, so that whoever they support next year has a head start of +20%[/size] cool
Politics › Re: Say No To 'NAIJA' - Akunyili by KnowAll(m): 3:30pm On Nov 16, 2010
Senator Kanti Bello and Turai would be happy that Dora is having some gruelling in NL, from hero to zero.
Politics › Re: Daddy G.O. Adeboye Has Hold ON 8.4% Of All Voters In Nigeria by KnowAll(op): 2:43pm On Nov 16, 2010
Christian theocrats are no better than Muslim ones. Don't want to live under either.

What happens if you disagree with the theocracy about how you want to practice some aspect of the religion? Under a theocracy, religious disagreement is violating the law and probably gets you jailed or at the very least hurts your quality of life a lot.

Ya'll need to read up on the reformation and especially Martin Luther to understand why religion and politics don't mix.

Redeemed needs to stay out of politics; Jesus said the following for a very good reason: http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=matthew%2022:21;&version=NIV;WHNU;
[size=14pt]Just because they are christains does not mean they cannot endorse a muslim, I believe at the moment Buhari is even the favourite but the tide might turn, we shall wait to hear from the Pentecostal General Over-Seers.[/size]
Politics › Re: Daddy G.O. Adeboye Has Hold ON 8.4% Of All Voters In Nigeria by KnowAll(op): 2:37pm On Nov 16, 2010
Has Adeboye endorsed any candidate? The only popular pastor who I'm aware has done that (so far) is Tunde Bakare.
They would speak with one voice when the time comes.
Politics › Re: Say No To 'NAIJA' - Akunyili by KnowAll(m): 2:32pm On Nov 16, 2010
Not is support aor against the idea, but I remember Reuben Abati (Whose insight on issues is revered in Nigeria) made a similar statement some months back. I am of the opinion that the people making this allusions should school us better as to why they have this opinion. Not in support of it!
[size=14pt]The Diasporas has no other home other than Naija, it encompasses every single town in Nigeria, it also covers the six geo-political zones, you don't have to tell someone abroad that I am going to Enugu or Lagos, Naija is enough, Sadly it also covers an utopian land devoid of the calamity on the ground, an idea held in high esteem. Someone living in Nigeria cannot grasp the erroneous howler masseurs Akunyuli has commited, you need to be in our shoes to grasped the magnanimity of these proclamation.

In effect she is making the Diasporas stateless, by passing this fiat , stripping 20 million Nigerians of their citizenship.[/size]
Politics › Re: Say No To 'NAIJA' - Akunyili by KnowAll(m): 2:10pm On Nov 16, 2010
[size=20pt]Welcome to Naija Republeek !!!![/size] cool cool cool
Politics › Re: Daddy G.O. Adeboye Has Hold ON 8.4% Of All Voters In Nigeria by KnowAll(op): 12:49pm On Nov 16, 2010
[size=16pt]The Death of Catholism and the Anglican Church[/size]

The Yoruba people say: "Igbagbo ko pe k'a ma s'oro ile wa" meaning - Christianity does not bar us from celebrating our family (or community's) traditional religious festival.

Now that Islam and Christianity are the officially recognised and patronised religions, Nigerians take pride in putting on their best dresses on Fridays and Sundays to be seen in mosques and churches.

But, take it from this old horse, there is more to religious practice in Nigeria than meets the eye.

In the last few years Nigeria has witnessed a dramatic upsurge of apparent fundamentalism in Christian religious practice.

People are turning away from the orthodox churches and they are rushing to the Pentecostal churches in their millions.
The rush began with young people who were weaned on a new gospel of prosperity and miracles in college campuses.

When the new army of Pentecostal "born agains" graduated and were launched into society, the mainstream churches were caught napping; before they could feel the force of what had hit them, their former members were clapping and gyrating and sweating in new congregations.



The Pentecostal church has become a movement that is sweeping across the nation, catching both Christians and Muslims.

“

Rituals are no longer performed with goats and cockerels but with tithes and American dollar offerings”

Is Nollywood Nigeria's biggest export? It claims to be the fastest-growing religious sect in Nigeria; all others are merely trying out strategies to halt the force.

Yet, the secret of the Pentecostal leaders' success was apparently simple enough: They studied the Nigerian.

The average Nigerian has a strong belief in destiny.

They hold it that however hard or lazily one may work, the will of the gods, as pre-destined, will come to pass in their life.

They do not take responsibility for anything - not even for the inevitable road accident when they drive drunk, nor for exam failure resulting from truancy in class
.

Therefore they believe that they must appease the gods at all times.

In the past, the appeasement was to the family or communal deities.

Those rituals are now out-of-date. Enter the Pentecostal church.

The pastor or prophet in designer silk suit from Milan has taken over from the village diviner and rituals are no longer performed with goats and cockerels but with tithes and American dollar offerings.
Politics › Re: Daddy G.O. Adeboye Has Hold ON 8.4% Of All Voters In Nigeria by KnowAll(op): 12:33pm On Nov 16, 2010
I doubt very much that Adeboye has a hold of his church members. The church is made of people of different ideologies, ethnicities and creed. So they don't think alike. Apart from that RCCG does not have the kind of influence that Catholic, The Emir and co have on their people. If the pope or Cardinal Arinze endorses a candidate you can be sure that at least 40% of the Igbo population will go for that person.
[size=14pt]The good thing about spirit filled, speaking in tongue born again sons and daughters, even their parents would not be able to tell them to vote for someone else if Daddy GO confirms through prayer and fasting this is how we shall cast our vote come 2011.

Do not misconstrue throwing our weight behind a candidate as equals to winning an election, after all we are only 20% of the electorates(the Pentecostal Family as a whole ) anyone of the old charlatans and crooks can capture 50% to 60% of the votes making them the eventual winner, but our little strength should not be taking for granted.

Unlike mainstream Nigerians who are busy fighting each other, Yoruba’s are on Igbo’s throat and vice-versa, born again,  spirit filled Christians who speak the heavenly language of tongues have an unbreakable bound,  those from the North are brethrens to those from the East,  and those from the East are brethrens to those from the West, we don’t need your worldly prejudice and divisiveness in our little heaven of righteousness,  we are all brethrens b4 the lord and we would stand for each other, no man can separate us,  once again there is strength in numbers.

The same catholic that  you so exult are they not the ones bludgeoning people to death all over the East, those are not Catholics, in fact Catholics like Anglicans is a fast dieing faith in Nigeria,  hence the atrocities all over the country.

The emirs have never voted together.

Sultan of Sokoto – 1979 – NPN

EMIR OF Kano – 1979 – PDP

Shehu of Borno – 1979 – GNPP

Gwom Gwong of Jos – 1979 – NPP

That was one free a fair election.[/size]
Politics › Re: Say No To 'NAIJA' - Akunyili by KnowAll(m): 10:59am On Nov 16, 2010
[size=24pt]WE SHALL VOTE FOR THE CANDIDATE THAT EMBRACES NAIJA.

NIGERIA STANDS FOR- CORRUPTION, INCOMPETENCE, EMBEZZLEMENT, IN-DECISION, BABA GO-SLOW, PDP, BODE-GORGE, IBB, ABACHA, NEED I SAY MORE[/size]
Politics › Re: Say No To 'NAIJA' - Akunyili by KnowAll(m): 10:52am On Nov 16, 2010
[size=26pt]is like telling Da-grin's army of fanatical supporters not to call him Da-grin but to refer to him by his Yoruba  name, Dora don kolo!!![/size]  undecided
Politics › Re: Say No To 'NAIJA' - Akunyili by KnowAll(m): 10:48am On Nov 16, 2010
[size=28pt]DORA= OLD FASHIONED VILLAGE HEAD MISTRESS[/size]
Politics › Re: Say No To 'NAIJA' - Akunyili by KnowAll(m): 10:18am On Nov 16, 2010
[size=24pt]Akinyuli - SICK WOMAN[/size]  huh
Politics › Re: Daddy G.O. Adeboye Has Hold ON 8.4% Of All Voters In Nigeria by KnowAll(op): 9:58am On Nov 16, 2010
[size=14pt]All you people criticising Daddy G.O, are all scared, G.O. alone would galvanise 8 million votes towards any candidate the Pentecostal union declares for, Bakare has promise 12 million votes, the irony is Muslims, Cathalics, Anglicans and animalist are making the ranks of the Pentecostal movement grow from strenght to strenght  everyday a fact many cannot stomach  shocked, like I said b4 there is power in numbers and thank God Democracy is a game about numbers[/size].  cool



[size=14pt]A new dawn has come - Bakare's quotation[/size]

Bakare added that the electorate would have the upper hand in the 2011, He said that the SNG would mobilise 12 million voters, who would be able to determine the outcome of any electoral contest.

He said, “SNG is not a political party; I’m not a member of any political party but let me tell you, 2011 election is the election of voters; not of any political party.



“We are mobilising 12 million voters across the country. These are non-partisan people who will be able to determine the results of any elections. This time around, if anyone tries to rig the elections, we are ready to use every weapon at our disposal to fight to defend the votes
.”
Politics › Re: Choooiiiii! Fashola And Tinubu Don Finish Us For Lagos! by KnowAll(m): 1:05am On Nov 16, 2010
D fact is fashola has not done anyting in the past 18 months & majority of his big projects are progressing at snail speed if not halted all together in some cases. huh
Politics › Re: Daddy G.O. Adeboye Has Hold ON 8.4% Of All Voters In Nigeria by KnowAll(op): 10:40pm On Nov 15, 2010
This is another bullshitty news. How many people worship under the Banner of RCCG compared to Catholics, Anglicans, Muslims and other churches? How many of those are eligible to vote, legally speaking? The man holds nobody's vote and even if he does, it will be tyrannically of him to force people to vote for a particular candidate. Many Nigerians are ignoramuses, brainwashed by fake pastors and imams to he extent that some will run to Adeboye/Imam to ask him how they should sleep with their spouses. Nonsense
Because your parents born u as a Muslim, catholic, Anglican without any input from u does not make u a Muslim, catholic or Anglican. The Kingpin Kidnapper in Abia State is also born a catholic, is dat how a dedicated catholic should live his life, robbing , raping and killing inocent citizens. undecided

The 5 million adults in Redeem were drawn from de-enfrachised Muslim, catholics, Anglicans and animalist, they made a deliberate & consious effort to re-connect with their maker after accepting Jesus Christ as their lord & Saviour, nothing wrong in Daddy GO guiding his flocks towards political relevance in Nigeria after all there is power in numbers. undecided
Politics › Re: Daddy G.O. Adeboye Has Hold ON 8.4% Of All Voters In Nigeria by KnowAll(op): 8:08pm On Nov 15, 2010
What About the sultan of Sokoto who is the spiritual head of  of  50% of the  nigerian population.Not the mention the Roman catholic church that controls over 25 million nigerians and over 60% of the south eastern population.

RCCG does not even have more population than the  Anglican church.Besides your analysis is misleading because even if the RCCG has 5m members I seriously doubt that up to 505 of them have attained the voting age of 18 yrs
Redeem is a new age church,  unlike d sultan of sokoto or d catholics in d east, d members of redeem are born-again xtrains who heed to every word of their General Overseer obviously through d parish pastor. Unlike d catholic of d East, how many have actually dedicated their life to d church, many are Catholics because they were born a catholic, a large proportion of d sole called 32 million Catholics have never been inside a church 4 decades, or how come d society in East has degenerated to almost anarchy in d case of Abia State if d citizen of this state hold on dearly to the tenents of catholic teaching.

Kidnapping has over-run d whole SE Nigeria. It was once a time dat people fear God in the East that is a bygone era. On the Sultan of Sokoto, Kano & d NE has never voted with Sokoto, check all d previous election so saying d sultan of Sokoto is d spiritual head of muslims in Nigeria will not hold.

Daddy G.O wether u like it or not is a living legend, it is not when somebody dies, b4 the person becomes a hero, this is life hero and one of d 50 most influential people in d world.
Politics › Re: Daddy G.O. Adeboye Has Hold ON 8.4% Of All Voters In Nigeria by KnowAll(op): 2:52pm On Nov 15, 2010
[b]If we are truly having a free and fair election come 2011, this bloc should be behind the winner, because the remainder 80% of the electorates would be split between all the other parties. This is one bloc that should not be taken for gra[/b]nted.
Politics › Daddy G.O. Adeboye Has Hold ON 8.4% Of All Voters In Nigeria by KnowAll(op): 1:44pm On Nov 15, 2010
[size=18pt]49: E. A. Adeboye[/size]

Extract from Newsweek Magazine

A Pentecostal preacher from Nigeria has made big plans to save your soul.
You may never have heard of E. A. Adeboye, but the pastor of The Redeemed Christian Church of God is one of the most successful preachers in the world. He boasts that his church has outposts in 110 countries. He has 14,000 branches—claiming 5 million members—in his home country of Nigeria alone. There are 360 RCCG churches in Britain, and about the same number in U.S. cities like Chicago, Dallas, and Tallahassee, Fla. Adeboye says he has sent missionaries to China and such Islamic countries as Pakistan and Malaysia. His aspirations are outsize. He wants to save souls, and he wants to do so by planting churches the way Starbucks used to build coffee shops: everywhere.

"In the developing world we say we want churches to be within five minutes' walk of every person," he tells NEWSWEEK. "In the developed world, we say five minutes of driving." Such a goal may seem outlandish, but Adeboye is a Pentecostal preacher: he believes in miracles. And Pentecostalism is the biggest, fastest-growing Christian movement since the Reformation.







[size=14pt]No wonder Buhuri came to see this man of God who is purported to have 5 million members in his Church in Nigeria. This estimate is the adult population not counting the youths in the Church. It means Adeboye has hold of 8.4% of Nigerian electorates,  if 60 million Nigerians are registered to vote and they vote.

Obviously this population goes down if the number of voters increases, I think in the last exercise, 2007 we had 72 million Nigerians who voted nation-wide,  which means Adeboye had 7.1% of all votes in Nigeria, this is a considerable bloc which any candidate worth his or her salt should not ignore,  if that candidate is positively looking to win the elections.

If one were to take the total votes of all Pentecostal Churches in the country as one huge wholesome bloc,  that means, a figure of 20% of all votes cannot be far-fetched  a considerable figure NO candidate running for the Presidency should ignore, that is wholesome and amazing.

That is some clout.[/size]   undecided

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