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Only Peter obi and his co travelers will follow El- Rufai

kpankpangolo:
Show evidence that he rubbished the man. You children try to convert opinions into facts. He only claimed that he helped the man all the time. No be the same Nairaland we both read the article?

He said the man is a womaniser. The man used to carry olosho. He said he gave the man 100 million and he wasted it. He said he built a house for the man and the man sold the house. He said the man wasted money like a kid. He said when his mother was pregnant, the man said abort that bastard baby. Does it mean to you that all those statements are praises?

Why not? He has to call obi to join him in their wilderness journey since he knows that obi is a desperate waka Waka politician jumping parties anyhow. He has read obi very well. Obi will be saying yes daddy, ranka dey dey to Rufai. Selfish politicians of no value.

Why are you worrying yourself when no one is worrying you? Your result is as solid as the modern one if not even better. Different countries have different grading systems and that doesn't invalidate anything since your result is not forged. Move on please.

Too desperate! Obi you are too desperate

Go back to your state where Yoruba are few, then it will stop.I don't even expect you to bring things like this here. I want to believe you are a kid

kpankpangolo:
I don’t know how this relates to the recent controversy.

That means you don't know anything. The man he rubbished just last week. If the man was as useless as he said, would he be able to come together as if they were friends as you see it in the picture?

It's like El-Rufai is going to fail with his ko were ko we're he is doing. They will fight dirty. Rufai himself is arrogant. He believes he has the monopoly of all knowledge. People who Sabi talk are not always good administrators

Cmanforall:
If they do, then SDP will be an opposition to beat!

opposition to beat. They will still be beaten hands down.

SonofGod231:
Both of who?!
Atiku don leave PDP before?

It's like you are a baby. Atiku had left PDP two times. In 2007 and and 2014.

Bestmanfornow:
I have seen many ignorant minds here claiming Ibadan is bigger than Anambra state, Anambra is second urbanized state in Nigeria after Lagos and second smallest state after Lagos, Anambra is three times bigger than Ibadan Oyo state capital which is the only city in the Oyo state, Anambra is densely populated and forming a one city mega state

Anambra State measures

Parameter; 372.22 km
Area: 4,728,393,535.27


Ibadan measures;
Parameter 111.29 km
Area : 800,235,699,4m

Ibadan is just a city and Anambra a state. Comparing a state to a town is rubbish

Obi will still fail

Since both of them are perpetual defectors, I will advise they do. This is not the first time. Waka waka politicians. Since both of them are desperate for power, they will fight dirty. Since both of them are perpetual losers, they will still lose.

back2sender:
So the other Christian tribes the Bandits and killer herdsmen are killing does not matter

Have I ever supported killing? The problem is that you politicize the killings. Don't you know I am a Christian?

Anyiamaka:
Wike is the master of Tinubu, Gbajabiamila and your lot.

You know how he has been dealing with you people left and right. More are coming. Stay stuned

God is great.

back2sender:
Only Ipob?

What about killer herdsmen?

What about Bandits?

What about Ansaru?

What about Boko?

It's interesting that it's only Ipob Tha is killing xtians, o blood of Habakuk.

In all honesty, are they not killing their fellow Christians Igbo? Igbo inhumanity to ibo

KevMitnick:
Clown

I want to believe you are one. It takes a clown to discover a clown. You are welcome.

Mrexcell:
If he is not a bigot why can't he arrest and prosecute those fulani barbarians that are killing nigerians? Have u ever heard security agents arrest any fulani jihadist in benue or in the south since ur tinibu came to power? Keep deceiving urselves.

It's like you are not living in Naija. Don't you hear on daily basis how some of them are sent to hell?
Are you not aware how many have been sent to go and marry their 72 virgins? There is a new sheriff in town. I expected people to appreciate the efforts of Tinubu and Ribadu

Africana1123:
Senator Akpabio should step down as senate president over the sex allegations made by senator Natasha -Femi Adebayo Festus



https://www.tiktok.com/video/7481398092932156678/

Never! He must never step down.

What is the natur of the job?

atiku4President:
How to know an idiot.

It takes an idiot to know another idiot. Enjoy your position as one. Kikikikikikikikkiki

back2sender:
WHO are killing xtians today?

IPOB are killing fellow Christians in igbo land

Mrfixiit:
Obi is not the cause of the poverty in your lineage

Shut up! Being obi's asslicker do you no good

Anyiamaka:
Wike is still the defacto president.

Ok. You now acknowledge him as your master.

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Unlike obi who is a religious bigot. He even told oyedepo that 2023 was a religious war. A tribal bigot like obi can never be president . Yes daddy

Penguin2:
This is merely stating the obvious.

But just to add…

Elrufai is working for Tinubu.

Bye

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