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AfonjaConehead:
I dear you
Illiterate Baaaaaahahahahahahahahaaaaa!!!!!!!!

I'm not sure about northerns in Lagos State, I have no idea about that vicinity.. but in the north, many are voting Tinubu

Proudlyomonna:
Op quickly adjust your submission on the percentage of Imo State literacy level.
As at April 2023 till now,We are still on the first position,with 96.43% literacy rate.
We have been on the top of that list for a straight up 4 years Now, beating Lagos to the ranking consecutively.
As for tinubu, sorry to let you know that you are not in check with reality.
I deal with Northerners every day,they are part and parcel of all the business I do daily,they help me to load, they also help my customers load,and I tell you with all certainty that they don't LIKE tinubu at all, infact ask 50 Northerners in Lagos if they will vote for tinubu you will not get up to 10 who supports tinubu. Tinubu agberos for Lagos no dey help matters at all
Person dey hustle dey push truck for Hot Sun,you no go let am rest,owo mida morning, afternoon and night
Mind You the Northern Christians already made their stand known.
2023 will definitely be anything but APC.
#ENDAPCSAVENIJANOW.

Biafra war survivor

AfonjaConehead:
City beggar

Lol why are u beating around the bush! Attach the rest naw!

kk2027:
The op is yoruba
He has claimed differrnt states at many different times and people have called him oit many times.
Let me show u these 2 screenshots first

You made the claim, I will appreciate if u can validate it

Lol so the north are not cows, almajiri, illiterates, parasites etc.. all of a sudden, PO will serve our interest!! Okay ooo! As u said, the north are wiser

Great2017:
Go and check who won the votes of the core Northern States during the APC primaries in 2015.

I understand that you are working for your paymaster and that is the reason you don't discuss Peter Obi. Northerners are wiser than you think. They know who would serve their interest better.

Tinubu cannot serve the interest of the North and the North does not need your self-serving epistle.

Sokoto and zamfara are both home, were once same state.. so I claim both, however I want u to post the other 4 states u claim

kk2027:
Here you're from Sokoto

Lol why stop at 2, I dare you to post the remaining 4 if ur truthful! Coward

I'm from Gusau, it was under sokoto when I was born. So I claim both states

kk2027:
Here's one of the many proofs that the op is very mischevious. I dont have time to attch the remaining 4 but this 2 alone will tell you

Show ur evidence where I claimed more than 6 states!! I'm from zamfara state but currently working in keffi, if u have any friend let's link up to verify

kk2027:
Please guys disregard the op, he's from SW

Honestly I dont know what you guys gain in creating all these confusion on nl thereby giving the candidates false hope.

This is not peculiar to Tinubu's supporters though but this op has claimed up to 6 different states on this forum depending on the contest smh

Lol so northerners wanted kwankwasso not Buhari!! As in kwankwasso is more popular than Buhari in the north or what!

Pls stop talking about PO.. we don't even discuss him here

Great2017:
If it is Tinubu you are canvassing for, then, you are pushing for your interest and not the interest of the common Northerners.

In 2015, Tinubu chose Buhari for the North despite the Northerners wanted either Kwankwaso or Atiku. How can such a person now mean well for this same North?

Atiku and Obi will serve the interest of the Northerners far better than Tinubu.

https://www.nairaland.com/7401666/dear-north-why-should-vote[quote author= post=117877025]Who can guess the state she is from in Nigeria?!!
We know.
All the girls in that family all look like her.

Duchess Meghan, anytime you come across this post on Agrican Biggest Forum,
Send us a PM.

We'll tell you more about where EXACTLY in Nigeria you are from.
We know ya sisters! [/quote]

Didn't u see the topic, who else apart from Tinubu? Pls don't bring PO because his not an option in the north

Great2017:
I have just two questions for the writer. Firstly, are the southern states not suffering from the same bad governance and leadership? Secondly, whom among the southern candidates do you want the Northerners to vote for? Your response will tell whether you actually mean well for the Northerners

Bro, everybody is entitled to his/her opinion, my audience is targeted at my northern brothers that want to vote Atiku solely because his a fellow northern hausa/fulani.. it's not specifically target at you

We all pray Allah ya zaba muna shugaba wanda ze muna alkhairi, but from all indication, from my on prospective, it's Tinubu

Atiku is taking us, the north for granted, just look at the nonsense he went and said in Arewa interactive session!! No policy, manifesto, plans, strategy and blueprint.. at least he should have said something, even if it's a lie!! If he thinks we will just vote him because his a northern hausa/fulani, then his highly delusional and myopic!

Tinubu has been going around and revealing his plans towards the north and I believe his capabilities and capacity, Lagos is a case study

whoever is sincer will know Buhari performed well with the little resources and situation he found himself

fiizznation:
But I never said I will vote Atiku. Look, the two major contenders should be scrutinized by the voters. The one with the best track records should be voted. Tinubu is a good administrator even though he has some flaws like every human being. Atiku has his own achievements as a former VP even though many people labeled him corrupt.

The North can't afford to make the Buhari mistake trice(though God knows the best). I don't think the region will survive it. We shouldn't allow petty sentiments get the better part of us. Like I usually say; northerners are the biggest losers in Nigeria for the past 10-17years, and this election will either push the north further down or bring some kind of uplifting for the region.

There is still enough time for northerners to know who will best protect their interest and ease the hardship many people are passing through. If is Tinubu that's great, if is Atiku that's okay too.

Bro, it's just a suggestion. I'm not putting a gun to anybody's head

We are basically saying the same thing, instead of us to vote blindly because Atiku is a northerner and hausa/fulani.. we should be logical and rational

The cost of living is beyond the control of the government, we all know the situation we found ourselves, in terms of depletion of our reserves by PDP, recession, inflation because of drop of oil in world market etc

I believe Tinubu is the most experienced among all the contestants

fiizznation:
And if I may ask, who are you to tell northerners who to vote for and who not to vote for? That decision should be with the electorates. What happened after northerners voted for buhari? Didn't he disappoint almost every northerner?

What's the cost of living today compared to some years ago? What's the security situation in the North? What's the value of naira when converted to dollars? I believe these questions should shape any decision the northerner will take when he is about to elect a candidate.

Emotions and sentiments will not take anybody anywhere. The problems on ground; who is the best person to tackle them should be considered by people who are affected by these problems.

Tinubu didn't instruct OPC to kill northerners, they went wayward and started attacking northerns.. His intention in conceiving them was pure till they went out of control and then he terminated them

Ironic, you want us to vote PO that killed northerners and burnt their market.. so bro, PO is not an option, stop wasting ur time

Innocentman86:
So north should leave atiku and vote for Tinubu who use opc to kill and slaughter thousands of innocent Northerners plus sieze their bikes.
Apart from that they should the most competent nigerian politician like obi and vote in a ritualisst who clearly says he is only for yoruba by saying Yoruba lokan, Tinubu who is s drug dealer,Stark illiteratess with oluwale certificate,no origin,sick,dying and can't even express himself.
Tribalism is what is making you type these.except your ubad fake Muslimns,no body will vote for that theiff again..

The recent statement by the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, that the north should not vote for southern candidates is anti north and anti unity in Nigeria.

The recent statement by the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, that the north should not vote for southern candidates is anti north and anti unity in Nigeria. It is a statement that seeks to perpetuate poverty, illiteracy, backwardness and gross underdevelopment in the north. The north has held the north to ransom for too long and need change. If there is any section of the country that needs drastic turnaround; a section that needs new brain to bring real time development and change, it is the north. There is no doubt about this fact. The north needs a turnaround more than any other region.

Any leader who sees nothing wrong with the awful and pathetic state of affairs in the north is not being honest. The underdevelopment in the north was foisted by northern leaders. In other words, the north undeveloped the north. Over the decades, the north has been held down by leaders of northern extraction who presided over Nigeria and saw nothing wrong with the poverty and misery culture. It is time for the north to have a re-think and seek a way out of the underdevelopment and poverty quagmire. It is not by clinging or sticking onto the old attitudes that have failed the people.

The 2023 general elections provide a historic opportunity for the north to seek to change the unenviable narrative. Is it not time for the north to have a paradigm shift? Is it not time to inject a new life into the leadership of the north in a technologically changing world? Is the north going to be left behind again?

Atiku Abubakar reportedly made the unimpressive statement during an interactive session with the northern political leaders under the aegis of Arewa Joint Committee at Arewa House, Kaduna. The group is holding the session with the major presidential candidates, of which Atiku took the first turn.

When asked by the spokesperson of the Northern Elders Forum (NEF), Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, why Northerners should vote for him, the PDP presidential candidate said, “What the average Northerner needs is somebody who’s from the north and also understands that part of the country and has been able to build bridges across the country. “This is what the Northerner needs, it doesn’t need a Yoruba or Igbo candidate, I stand before you as a pan-Nigerian of northern origin,” stated Atiku.

Expectedly, the remark has since gone viral on social media and attracted opprobrium. A former minister of aviation and member of the APC, Femi Fani-Kayode reportedly denounced Atiku and stated: “This is the height of desperation and daredevilry on the part of Atiku! This is so horrendous, so horrible and so thoughtless for Atiku Abubakar to use ethnicity to campaign, saying the north does not need a Yoruba or Ibo candidate. My God! Atiku needs to quit the race.”

Atiku, it would be recalled, enjoyed strong support in 2019 in the South-East and South-South but the emergence of Peter Obi appears to be threatening his party’s stranglehold in the two zones. His chances now clearly depend on improving his support in the north.

And, indeed, it was to play for the northern votes in the light of President Muhammadu Buhari not running again that the main opposition party has jettisoned its zoning policy that would have handed its ticket to a southern aspirant.

Furthermore, Atiku, who was a protagonist of the policy review forced through earlier this year, eventually picked the ticket following last-minute manoeuvres at the national convention by northern power brokers in the party.
With the three northern zones said to have the majority of registered voters, Atiku, who is from Adamawa State in the North-east zone, is gunning to have advantage over his two southern rivals if voters are swayed by primordial sectional sentiments. Primordial ethnic sentiments did not give Muhammadu Buhari the presidency thrice until he was backed by the South-West zone whose candidate, Bola Tinubu of the ruling APC, Atiku is now urging the north not to vote for.


Truth, however, is that Atiku cannot afford to burn his bridge to the South since he as a candidate still needs to garner substantial support from at least four of the country’s six geo-political zones to be elected. But since he has foreclosed the North voting for southern candidates, by principle of reciprocity, he will not expect to have any vote from the south, which forecloses his chance of winning.

So even if Atiku takes all the 19 states in the North, he will still need at least a quarter of the votes in five southern states to meet the requirement for vote spread. That is the reason that his blunder in Kaduna may also hurt him.
Having said that, a glimpse into the anomie in the north shows that the region is the most backward in Nigeria judging from any developmental index. Basing on the three Human Development Indexes (HDI), namely life expectancy, education, and per capita income, it is obvious that virtually all the states in North fall within the low human development index of 0.539 as of 2019.

For instance, while Nigeria’s average HDI is 0.539, virtually all the northern states fall below that average. The states include Borno 0.517, Kaduna 0.516, Taraba 0.506, Adamawa 0.488, Niger 0.488, Kano 0.487, Katsina 0.456 and Bauchi 0.429. Others are Zamfara 0.420, Jigawa 0.415, Gombe 0.412, Yobe 0.368, Sokoto 0.340 and Kebbi 0.339. For the southern states, Lagos has the highest with 0.686, Anambra 0.668, Imo 0.653, Oyo 0.637 and Ebonyi, which is the lowest with 0.575 and that is above Borno with the highest in the north.

On the education front as measured by literacy rate in percentage, Kwara has 49.3, Kano 48.9, Plateau 46.6, Benue 45.1, Nasarawa 41.9, Adamawa 40.5, Gombe 39.3, Niger 37.5, Bauchi 34.1, Zamfara 33.9, Kogi 33.5, Sokoto 30.1, and Kaduna 29.3. Others are Yobe 26.6, Kebbi 25.3, Jigawa State 24.2, Taraba 23.3, Katsina 21.7 and Borno 14.5. For the southern states, Lagos has 92, Osun 80, Anambra 75, Abia 72.5, Rivers 70.5, Enugu 66.5, Imo 53.2, and Ebonyi 53.0, which is the lowest.

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) confirmed that there were no public school students from Sokoto and Zamfara states. The two states presented no candidates in this year’s examinations. How would the region develop with a mass of illiterate citizenry? How do we turn this ugly scenario around other than by having good, progressive and forward-looking and committed leaders at both the federal and state levels?

But that is hardly what Atiku Abubakar is out to achieve, which is like eternally condemning the north to remain backward. If Atiku loves the north, he should strive to bequeath a progressive mindset that fits into the new world order in place of primordial mentality.

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Lol in what basis does Nigerian youths prefer Pandora!

You just concoct and fabricate stuffs.. youths doesn't start and end Anambra State

Nyamuri flat.head amaka!

Yes, until he decides to support Pandora Him Tu Lie.. that's how nyamuri will white wash him

Igbodicool:
The man who destroyed Nigeria...


Posterity will always remember you for bad.

Yes, I'm a northerner and I'm voting Tinubu.. just like majority of us on this forum!!

Pandora is a failure, he hasn't achieved anything meaningful as a governor.. His the only one not campaigning base on his achievements!

Bonavi:
very delusional. You think an average northerner will vote tinubu with all his baggages. Tinubu is ofcourse working for Atiku in other to spoil the chances of Obi

Omo! If Ojukwu hold u ehh

AsabaPropertyAg:
3RD NIGER BRIDGE is possible from 2025 if PDP is returned to Power in 2023 to manage the affairs of this Country, We have suffered enough in the hands of this bad APC Government and APC must not win in 2023, Nigerians must vote APC out.

I dreamt last Night about how PDP Government flagging off the construction of 3RD NIGER BRIDGE that terminated at Onitsha-Owerri Expressway by Ekwusigo Local Government Headquarters, it will be a welcome Development. Lets hope that PDP will win the 2023 Presidential election.

We are aware, PDP started the construction of 2ND NIGER BRIDGE, it was the PDP Government under former President Goodluck Jonathan that flagged off the construction of the bridge and actual work started before he left office in 2015.

Let's vote PDP for President.

PDP POWER TO THE PEOPLE.

From Maduabuchi Nmeribeh, Kano

For Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the presidential candidate of the All Progressive Congress (APC) in the 2023 general election, politics and the art of politicking is all about being strategic and using the right formula to address issues at the right time. Just as he declared during one of his interfaces with various groups in Kano at the weekend, “mine is to win election without rigging.”

Indeed, the Jagaban Borgu, as he is fundly called has been putting the right pegs on the right holes, as he keep accelerating, wedging a gap of edge against his opponents. Having an indisputable political influence in Lagos, where he served as a two-term governor and represented one of the major Districts as a Senator, Tinubu has made reasonable moves to capture Kano.

There is no gainsaying the fact that Tinubu is in control of the political soul of Lagos with the highest registered number of Permanent Voters’ Card (PVC) of 7, 155, 920. Kano is coming second with 6, 026, 850 registered PVCs.

However, pundits are positing that the three-day visit of Tinubu to Kano where he had interactive sessions with different groups of people including religious leaders, traditional rulers and the business community is not only strategic, but has pushed up his chances of having a smooth ride to Aso Rock come 2023.

When Tinubu landed at Malam Aminu Kano International Airport (MAKIA) on Saturday, the unprecedented crowd that greeted him at the airport made his long convoy to move at a very snail-pace, taking almost two and half hours to reach Club Road where he commissioned a campaign office, a distance, which ordinarily would have taken less than twenty minutes from the airport. In fact, Tinubu’s presence in Kano between Saturday and Monday, took shine off any other political activities in the ancient commercial city, in recent times.

On his arrival at Club Road, Tinubu told Nigerians that President Muhammadu Buhari has performed creditably in delivering democratic dividends. He insisted that there was no reason for Nigerians to have regrets voting President Buhari into power. He said he will consolidate on President Buhari’s achievements and performance if voted in as President in 2023. He urged Nigerians not to be deterred by propaganda being promulgated by the opposition against President Buhari’s government, adding that the APC means well for the country.

The APC presidential candidate urged Nigerians not to be deceived by critics who allege that the President has not performed within over seven years of his administration.

“Don’t have any regret at all. Don’t allow those who don’t know the way to victory, and don’t understand the success of a nation to lie to you about Buhari or anybody. Don’t let them. Throw it back at them. Take your broom firmly and sweep Nigeria clean. This party will receive victory, this country will experience progress, and this office will be filled with joy come February 2023.

“Those whom I think have not been adequately rewarded, I beg your pardon forget it. The time of God Almighty is the best time. God will answer your prayers and give you the ultimate and good rewards. As I stand before you, I promise that I will change the reward system once I become President Insha Allah. You will not regret ever working for our party. It is a joy for me to be back home in Kano. We are not conducting any rallies, we are only inspecting and talking to business groups. I will come back prepared to do a big rally,” he said.

Later on Saturday night, during a dinner organized in his honour by the Kano Business Community, Tinubu assisted victims of the recent flood disaster in Kano with N100 million to enable them alleviate their suffering. He called on Nigerians to pray for victims of flood disaster, adding that if elected, he will take measures that will ensure that Nigerians are protected from preventable disasters. The APC presidential candidate further stated that, “unity in diversity, peace and prosperity are the fulcrum of my mission in this contest,” while disclosing that the Federal Government had taken several measures to build infrastructure and improve the ease of doing business across the country.

He promised to reposition existing industries and make them a competitive source of industrialisation and growth, not just for the North or Kano but the entire country. He, however, commended Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje for his giant strides in infrastructural development in the state.

The APC standard bearer who described Ganduje as, “a friend and a reliable partner,” said that the relationship between Kano and Lagos dated back to years due to the similarities between the two economic giants. He also promised the business community that he would provide enabling environment for business to thrive in the state. Tinubu promised to support the Kano business community with their blueprint, if elected, “if we win the election, we will call your representatives and see how we can move the nation forward.”


In his speech, Governor Ganduje described Tinubu as an exceptional leader who has the capacity to provide the needed leadership that would consolidate and continue to ensure the country’s democratic gains, adding that, “Kano is APC and APC is Kano. So, our people are on board and we are soliciting for their support as usual,” Ganduje said, adding that Tinubu is a leader who would unite and move the nation forward.” Ganduje equally charged all party members to remain united and focused as the party moved with

Speaking on the occasion, the APC National Chairman, Senator Abdullahi Adamu, commended the business community council for organising the dinner in honour of Tinubu. He therefore described the gesture as endorsement, said that their demands would be met if Tinubu is elected as president. The APC presidential candidate was accompanied to the dinner by the Governors of Kano, Jigawa, Yobe and Zamfara States, Abdullahi Ganduje, Alhaji Badaru Abubakar, Alhaji Bello Matawalle and Alhaji Mai Mala-Buni, including members of National Assembly, state Assembly, the state executive council, among other party stalwarts.

On Sunday, Tinubu played host to religious leaders from both Muslim and Christian faith at Africa House, Government House, Kano. During his interactive session with the Tijjaniyya Islamic Sect, he promised to rebuild Nigeria and make it far more better than Dubai if elected as President in 2023. He said he will dedicate 100 percent of his time and energy in developing and uniting Nigeria. He promised to fight banditry and insurgency, ensure qualitative education, adequate power supply, industralistion, food security, physical security, among other Democratic dividends.

The APC presidential candidate advised Nigerians never to support a party (People’s Democratic Party) which ruled for 16 years, spent $16 billion on power supply, without anything to show for it. Tinubu positioned himself as the best presidential candidate to redeem Nigeria, saying, “we are only three left (in the presidential race), one just failed the most important examination when he was asked: ‘are you a divider or Uniter, and he said ‘I am from the North… ” Making reference to the National Anthem, Tinubu said the time has come when Nigerians should do away with ethnic interest and promote national unity and cohesion. He re-emphasized his desire to devote hundred percent of his time and energy to serve, lead and unite the country, saying, “no one will come and divide us again. Let me ask which one you will take: here is the right hand giving you hundred per cent, the other hand is giving you 50 per cent, I am sure you will take hundred per cent. I am the only one that gives you 100 per cent.

“I promised 100 per cent, I Will give you 100 per cent.. Even Dubai is 50 per cent. We will be better than Dubai. We are giving you a blueprint that is progressive. I just want to thank you for the endorsement. I just want to thank you for your prayers, commitment and support. During our primary election, I spoke with most of you Ulamas, you offered me your prayers. You should be proud that I am standing before you today. It is only few steps away to become the President. So, your prayers are answered,” he added.

In his remarks, Kano State Governor, Dr. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, described the occasion as historic and urged the Tijjaniyya Sect to support the Tinubu/Shetima presidential ticket.

The leader of the Tijjaniyya Sect in Kano, Khalifa Bashir Tijjani Usman presented the position paper of the Tijjania Shura Council to Tinubu. Their demand to Tinubu if elected president include string and realistic national security, sustainable food production, adequate power supply, creation of state police, youth development, healthcare delivery, education development, inclusion of Tijjaniyya members in constitution review and appointment in leadership positions. He also offered prayers for God to allow Tinubu become the next president of Nigeria.

Tinubu also had interactive session with the Izala Sect (Ahalussun’a Islamic group) who also encouraged him to remain steadfast in his desire to rebuild Nigeria. The spokesman of the group, Dr. Sale Pakistan recalled the long standing mutual relationship between the Sect and Tinubu. He commended the giant strides of the APC administration under Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje in Kano State, and prayed for the success of APC candidates, including gubernatorial and presidential in 2023 general elections.

In his brief remarks, Ganduje described leaders of the Izala sect as very knowledgeable and thanked them for endorsing the Tinubu/Shetima presidential ambition.

Tinubu while addressing the Izala sect said, “I stand to accept your endorsement. And Insha Allah, we will win the presidency.” He promised to ensure that the items in their document which include building a university and inclusion of their members in the cabinet will be done. He promised to invite them specially for a longer discussion and interactions. Tinubu also played host to a number of other religious and interest groups where he promised to carry them along if elected the president in 2023.

During his meeting with Kano branch of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Tinubu urged the Christian community to cast their votes without religious sentiment. He insisted that he remains the best presidential candidate and is sure of winning the election on a free and fair poll in 2023. He appealed to CAN to eschew religious sentiment and vote him in 2023 presidential election, insisting that he is the best candidate to give Nigeria good leadership. He reminded the Christian leaders that he is married to a Pastor, adding that his decision for Muslim-Muslim ticket was never to spite Christians, but to ensure that he used the best political formula to win elections.

“Thank you everyone here. Thank you CAN. Thank you Pastors. I am a unique Muslim because I am married to a Pastor. When I am at home, she is the boss. I did not try to Islamise her. We have two bedside lamps, one with the Bible, the other one with the Holy Quran. I have never seen the two Holy Books change their position or quarrel in the same bedroom. We have a country to build. Me, I have election to win. After winning my primary election, I didn’t look for the ballot papers to know whether those who voted were Muslim or Christians. All I needed was to win, and I won. When I won, I started dancing. If you polarise Nigeria along religious lines, we will have bad leadership. We should not fight along religious lines. The way you pray for forgiveness as a Christian is the same way I pray for forgiveness as a Muslim. I know you would not want to be an enemy to the winning team. I am a politician, I have a formula, and my formula is to win election without rigging. I am a minority Muslim from Yoruba, how will I go and chose one Emmanuel from Sokoto…,” Tinubu said.

In his remarks, Kano State Governor, Dr. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje commended the Kano CAN leadership for honouring the invitation. “I thank Kano CAN for honouring this invitation…we have our presidential candidate and former Governor of Lagos state. You know the development in Lagos. Seeing is believing. Therefore, his own is that he is tested and he can be trusted. His running-mate developed Born state, and the person he handed over to is doing well. I am happy that you appreciate our candidate. I am happy that you have endorsed our candidate. So, we thank you for endorsing our candidate.”

In his address, Kano CAN chairman, Rev. Samuel Adeyemo, said they were at Government House on the invitation of Governor Ganduje who he described as a detribalized leader. According to him, Kano has remained peaceful under Governor Ganduje who sees all residents as indigenes of the state. He said, “CAN Kano has two key responsibilities—to be praying for peace in Kano and Nigeria. We also know that the APC presidential candidate will be doing a lot of travels for his campaign, we are praying for his safety. We also urge Christians in the state to exercise their civic responsibility during the elections.”

On Sunday night, Tinubu’s convoy headed to the Indoor Sports Hall of Sani Abacha Stadium where he met with different Support Groups of his campaign organization, including youths and women, who dressed smartly and elegantly. They waited patiently for him since 12 noon that Sunday without murmuring, and his entrance into the hall was heralded with shouts and chanting of pro-Tinubu presidency songs. After after listening to the speakers who pledged full support to his campaign, Tinubu promised to carry youths and women along if elected president. He promised job creation, skill acquisition, educational development, industrialization, improvement in the agricultural sector, poverty alleviation, among other democratic dividends that will bring good life to the people.

From Sani Abacha stadium Indoor Sports Hall, Tinubu proceeded to Coronation Hall, Government House, where he attended a Gala Nite and received the endorsement of members and leaders of Kannywood and the Hausa Music Industry.

On Monday morning, Tinubu played host to leaders of Ethnic Nationalities in Kano led by Eze Ndigbo in Kano, His Highness, Igwe Boniface Ibekwe. The body comprising of traditional cum community leaders from Igbo, Yoruba, Edo, Efik, among other ethnic nationalities in Kano had extensive interface with Tinubu and pledged support to his presidential ambition. The APC presidential candidate also had meetings with the Emirs, opinion leaders and elders in the ancient commercial city, all of whom assured him of their unalloyed support.

Though Tinubu has said that his recent visit to Kano was not part of his campaign programmes, pundits say that the mammoth crowd of supporters that welcomed him, with the array of endorsement he received from different powerful groups in the state is a testament that the Kanawas, and indeed, majority of residents of the ancient commercial city have seen in Tinubu traits of a President that can lead Nigeria out of the doldrums. Indeed, this brings to mind, the popular saying that, “in politics, when Kano sneezes, Nigeria catches cold.”

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He met with Tijaniyya sec - he was endorsed.

He met with business community - he was endorsed.

He met with kannywood stars - he was endorsed.

But PDP and zombidients are saying he met an empty street of Kano. I love Tinubu, he doesn't reply empty noise and shenanigans, he's too focused to be distracted. You said more than this before APC Presidential primaries and at the end of the day, Tinubu flogged their mother's butt.

NaijaRoyalty:
They kuku rent hall sharperly since the Kano state people refused to see Tinubu

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Under the umbrella of kannywood, the film stars, musical artisteses and other performers put up various presentations to affirm their support for the APC presidential candidate Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu

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