₦airaland Forum

tesppidd:
stop insisting on being stupiid.
you missed the point from the very beginning.
you would continue to derail with every post you make.
Mumu.

well,I will argue you are actually the mumu here though.

MichaelBukamzy:
North would play ludo with this man's 2023 ambition. i can close my eyes and support osibanjo or fashola but this looter,NO!!! i rather have buhari till eternity.

and what is special about Osinbajo or fashola..
I'm Yoruba but I support Igbo for 2023, Nigeria is not meant for hausa and Yoruba to be tossing it BTW themselves..
therefore its Igbo 2023 or I follow PDP northern candidate..
Osinbajo and fashola are Tinubu boys and overated assswhipees

only stupidd people believe tinubu is Yoruba leader..
time and time again in elections in SW, we have shown Tinubu is only Yoruba leader on pages of newspapers..

nonsobaba:
"It will be difficult for Igbo to rule this country because they have something in their mind which is not good". Hmmm

so that's the only thing you can see in the interview...
you can't see how he murdered your god Tinubu.

garfield1:
At least i have a history of always predicting correctly,you have no history on the other hand

lol..predicting correctly?
like you did with rivers right?
clap for yourself again sir.

garfield1:
Which record? Did the majority judgment obey section 140 subsection 2 of the electoral act or not?

I did have like to take u serious..but knowing your history here

Oshigun:
You remain obsessed with this concept of SW not gaining the Presidency in 2023 yet you don't know how much of a vengeful loser this makes you appear. Your whole outlook is now pathetically about 'anyone but the SW'. Look, Yoruba candidacy in 2023 will be from a cadre of intelligent and proven performers capable of taking Nigeria to the next level like Osinbajo, Fashola et al. We don't have any Obasanjo-type 'business-as-usual' candidates who will regress Nigeria in the ruling Party i.e APC. Nigerians, including the North, will key into this concept - especially if APC do well in the next four years.

We Yorubas are far more politically sophisticated than you and we know how to build bridges/alliance and work patiently and doggedly for what we want. We look at permutations also and plan for outcomes such as the APC being popular and well-supported going into the 2023 race because of leadership efficacy and national development.

You, on the other hand, are short-sighted and not relevant so keep focusing on your myopic anti-SW vendetta. You won't even see it coming when we pull it off because you are so simple-minded you think stopping the SW is only about aligning behind a 2023 Northern PDP candidate if indeed the Party even nominates a Northerner. You are not smart enough to know the likes of Shetimma don't speak for the whole North. Otherwise the cabal would never have been defeated and GEJ would not have become President let alone go on to win a general election against Northerners like PMB himself and Ribadu.

You call them "born to rule' but many influential individuals from the North are honourable and visionary enough to be aware of balances which keeps life peaceful and workable today, tomorrow and for a long time after we are all gone. This was why GEJ won in 2011.

and as a yoruba, I'm wise enough to know igbos here do not represent igbos in real life..just like also reading nairaland will make one think all yorubas are pro APC...
a lot of yorubas will readily vote an Igbo candidate for president because they have a strong sense of justice.

Oshigun:
You remain obsessed with this concept of SW not gaining the Presidency in 2023 yet you don't know how much of a vengeful loser this makes you appear. Your whole outlook is now pathetically about 'anyone but the SW'. Look, Yoruba candidacy in 2023 will be from a cadre of intelligent and proven performers capable of taking Nigeria to the next level like Osinbajo, Fashola et al. We don't have any Obasanjo-type 'business-as-usual' candidates who will regress Nigeria in the ruling Party i.e APC. Nigerians, including the North, will key into this concept - especially if APC do well in the next four years.

We Yorubas are far more politically sophisticated than you and we know how to build bridges/alliance and work patiently and doggedly for what we want. We look at permutations also and plan for outcomes such as the APC being popular and well-supported going into the 2023 race because of leadership efficacy and national development.

You, on the other hand, are short-sighted and not relevant so keep focusing on your myopic anti-SW vendetta. You won't even see it coming when we pull it off because you are so simple-minded you think stopping the SW is only about aligning behind a 2023 Northern PDP candidate if indeed the Party even nominates a Northerner. You are not smart enough to know the likes of Shetimma don't speak for the whole North. Otherwise the cabal would never have been defeated and GEJ would not have become President let alone go on to win a general election against Northerners like PMB himself and Ribadu.

You call them "born to rule' but many influential individuals from the North are honourable and visionary enough to be aware of balances which keeps life peaceful and workable today, tomorrow and for a long time after we are all gone. This was why GEJ won in 2011.

SW don't do " he is our son politics " bro.... even if Osinbajo was presented as candidate, the votes in SW will be split again..almost 50/50.... that's the mistake you keep making by saying "we Yorubas"
how many of those yorubas believe in your agenda?
a Yoruba presidency needs the mighty help of the north...

as for those igbos, they are delusional if they think PDP will present a northerner..

abdulazeez1002:
A Frustrated man is not different from a madman. But I am very sure ,many people will run mad when Buhari will be declared winner come February 17th, nothing anybody can do to prevent it. I pity their sousl because they may not recover from the shock announcement

and these people you will like to see to run mad are fellow common citizens like you.

Nonsense
not saying he will win but I remember they said more than this about Adeleke in Osun state.

Anambralstson:
The National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Prince Uche Secondus has advised the new Inspector General of Police, Adamu Abuabakar Mohammad to thread the route of credibility in his new job by clearing the mess heaped on the force by his predecessor, Ibrahim Idris.

Prince Secondus advisory came as he addressed mammoth party supporters at the freedom square, Oshogbo, Osun state on Tuesday when the Presidential campaign train of the party continued their South West campaign.

The National Chairman told the new IG that he need to carve his path and avoid everything of Idris because he served the APC and the cabals not the Nigeria Police or the Nigerian people.

According to statement from his media office signed by Ike Abonyi, Prince Secondus said the new IG has a herculean task because enough damage was done to the force by his predecessor.

He told the jubilant crowd to stand by the PDP the way they did in September 8,2018 gubernatorial election assuring them that their stolen mandate must be returned to them because we have God of Justice on the throne

The National chairmen warned the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, and security agencies never to attempt a repeat of the rigging mess they perpetuated on the people of Osun state last year as the people are ready to deal decisively with election manipulators this time.

Prince Secondus charged the people to troop out on February 16, 2019 to vote for an energetic President who will tackle their problems unlike the seating President who sleeps all through and sources the Presidency to cabals while the nation's challenges multiplied.

The Presidential candidate Atiku who also addressed the huge crowd told them that they should not vote for APC because they were unable to keep any of the promises they made in 2015 to the people.

" Instead of giving you the job they promised, they stole the ones you have and made us the poor capital of the World. They cannot be trusted

The wife of the candidate, Titi Abubakar who is from the state danced and sang to the cheering crowd assuring them in the song that "when Atiku don de rule, Nigeria go better"'(when Atiku gets to power Nigeria will be better)

The former Governors of Ekiti, Ogun and Osun states, Ayo Fayose, Gbenga Daniel, and Olahunsoye Oyinlola respectively as well as the pdp Chairman in the state all spoke assuring PDP leadership of 80% of Osun vote come February , 16.

Earlier the candidate and the National Chairman had led other leaders of the party to the palaces of the Ooni of Ife at Ile Ife and the Oba of ijesaland in Ijesa on a courtesy call where the two royal father's prayed for them.


Lalasticlala

my state!
its 50/50 for now.

seunmsg:
You are wrong. As it stands, PDP barely exist in Ondo state. APC is the party in power with really no opposition to contend with. Atiku stands absolutely no chance in the state.

In Osun, Buhari will win easily. Ijesha people are mostly APC. They voted against Aregbesola in the last election and not really for PDP. APC also won one of the Ife local governments in the last election. The other Ife lags voted for Omisore. Omisore is now fully in APC, Atiku stand no chance there. Overall, Buhari wins Osun.
Ekiti will be the easiest walkover for Buhari. PDP is finished in that state. Fayemi is currently doing well while Fayose and Olujimi are fighting dirty. Fayose is even campaigning against Olujimi as we speak. I really don’t see PDP getting up to 100k votes in the state.

Lagos will be close as always but APC will win as usual. In Ogun, PDP only exist in Ogun east. Even at that, APC will win the presidential election in Ogun east because of Osinbajo.i PDP won Ogun east the last time out because Buruji and Adebutu were on the ballot and the elections were held same day. With Buruji and Adebutu not on the ballot on February 16, it’s an easy win for APC.

you are wrong.
I'm a native of osun state,you can not know my state more than me..and omisore has turned to a parody here in my state,even his ife people mock and deride him.
the salary issue is still there,unsettled, 30 months of unsettled salary and u expect people to forget that?
I'm from Oshogbo,and yes APC will win my town and Iwo too, but certainly not ede,and certainly not in ife. and ijesha are as unpredictable as you can ever get..
There is nobody in osun now who can boldly predict who will win, except that person is not in osun state for now
ive been in Ondo for a year and I will not be surprised if Atiku wins..go all around Ondo to see people even in remote villages complaining about buhari.
Ekiti is neither here nor there in terms of voting strength, all voters combined will not be even up to 400k, and PDP will still get a large chunk of it.
I expect APC to win Oyo state,and that's where they will get their largest margin, even PDP will get votes in Ogun,j expect a comfortable victory for apc. and I expect APC to win Lagos too.
realistically APC significant margin will come in 3 states,Ogun,Oyo and Lagos, where PDP will get votes too.
anyone saying APC will win SW by up to 60 Percent is unrealistic.
my prediction is 55/45 for APC /pdp

PassingShot:
It seems you don’t have a grasp of the word “landslide”.
The worst that can happen is to split SW at 50/50 between both parties. Do you think PDP will get that much? Doing that won’t even help PDP anyway.

I am from Oyo State and I know the sentiments there.

my point is that based on what I have analysed from the SW states I know very much,like osun,Ekiti, Lagos and Ondo states.
based on the reality in these states, APC win likely win SW, but not by 60% as you proclaimed.
I expect PDP to get about the same number or votes or even slightly higher than 2015.
and even in your Oyo state where I expect APC to get the highest margin of winning,PDP will still get a high number of votes.
sorry, its unrealistic of you to claim one party will win SW by up to 60%, its just not possible.

PassingShot:
South South Zone
This is a zone which many APC supporters and neutral political watchers believe APC has made a big in-road into, to the extent that many are predicting a win for PMB in Akwa-Ibom and a very good showing in Rivers and Delta. I personally see PMB winning Edo; reason being that it's the home state of APC's Chairman; APC won there in 2016 governorship election (a recession time); and APC did very well there in 2015 election despite intimidation by the military of PDP then.

Because of political alignment which saw Akpabio decamp to APC with his huge followership, APC can actually win Akwa Ibom but I have tempered my expectation with caution by predicting only 40% of the votes there for APC. With Akpabio in Akwa Ibom, Great Ogboru and Ayiri Emami in Delta, Rotimi Amechi, Tonye Cole and Nsima Ekere and other political heavy weigths on the side of APC in Akwa Ibom, it's only logical to expect APC score nothing less than 30% of the votes in this region; especially with almost zero chance of "writing result under special condition" in 2019.

Verdict - PDP to win the zone with no more than 65% of the total votes cast here.


South West Zone
Face the fact, if there is any region in Nigeria which doesn't largely vote based on religion and ethnicity, it is the SW zone of the country. If this wasn't true, GEJ/PDP would not have gotten 43% of the votes there with just about 587,000 vote difference in 2015, despite APC having Osinbajo on the ticket. But with major infrastructural projects (road, rail, power project) and N-Power plus Trader/Market Moni going on in the SW region; coupled with the facts that there is no shortage of political heavyweights from the region in APC; plus the facts that the region's Obas largely support PMB's 2nd term, PDP will have performed well to match their 2015 outing in SW. VP Osinbajo is from the zone (Ogun state) and APC recently won in Ekiti and Osun as well. Irrespective of what anyone might think, it's highly unthinkable for SW to abandon Osinbajo for a promise of SGF position in a PDP government. Forget that Obasanjo and Afenifere are supporting Atiku, these elements are only revered outside the SW.

It's important to point out that the performance of PDP in Osun was not really taken into consideration for the fact that electorate in that election, electorate wanted to punish APC/Aregbesola for not paying workers salaries for many months (same we saw in Ekiti as well). I personally know people who are APC but voted for Adeleke because of the salary issue. So, I do not see PDP doing as well as they did in that governorship election of 2018. Notwithstanding, I have largely left the prediction to about the same outcome of 2015 with just a flip of Ekiti to APC since the party won the governorship election there as recent as three months ago.

Verdict - APC wins SW by about 60% of total votes cast.

hey bros,your analysis of SW is deeply flawed.
sorry,no way is any party winning SW by 60% talkless of a landslide in the region.
I'm from osun state,and I live in Ondo state,and I spent a lot of my childhood in Lagos.
I honestly think PDP win win Ondo state from what I'm seeing on ground, therefore an Atiku victory will not be a surprise.
in osun state, its going to be really very close,just like the governorship election.
for one, the salary situation is yet to to be settled! and a lot of people still remember what happen in the rerun..
for now,there's nobody who can say confidently which party will osun state.
I expect APC to win In Oshogbo and maybe Iwo too.but PDP will win in ife and ede,while the ijesha axis is 50/50 because they are unpredictable voters..
Then Ekiti has the smallest number of registered voters in SW, the margin of victory is not going to be that much in the state, and to be realistic both parties will contest for every vote..

realistically ,APC highest margin of winning maybe in Oyo state..maybe Ogun state too.
no party is winning SW by a landslide talkless of 60%.

ZWorld:
President Muhammadu Buhari says free, fair and credible elections are the foundation of political stability and peace in any nation, assuring that he will leave a legacy of free and fair elections.

The President said this when he inaugurated the All Progressives Congress Presidential Campaign Council in Abuja on Monday.

He noted that the quality of elections since 2015 had continued to improve with declining levels of problems that had defined elections in the past.

“We have insisted that votes must count and have maintained a policy of non-interference in elections.

“INEC has so far since 2015, conducted fair and credible elections in 195 constituencies nationwide, which have been attested nationwide to be qualitatively better than previous elections.

“Let me reiterate my commitment to free and fair elections. If there is one legacy I want to leave is the enthronement of democracy as a system of government. And for democracy to be enthroned, elections must be free and fair.

“That means citizens have a right to vote for candidates of their choice without intimidation in any form. I have warned INEC and security agencies to that effect.

“We will keep insisting that votes must count. Our campaigns will be anchored on our performance in the last four years,’’ he said.

See more: https://zenithnaija.com/ill-give-nigeria-a-legacy-of-free-fair-elections-buhari/

idiott
like the one in Osun abi

demelza:
Ma binu. I just checked your profile. In addition to being a nonentity, you are also frustrated.
Tsk

alright... until politicians use your destiny to play ludo finish

slawomir:
Sometimes i see yorubas as morons I don't know why
Am a Bini
But most times i see them as morons

stupidd and shallow idiot...its a democracy, people can support who they want.. I don't support buhari but you are a big idiott for your statement.

demelza:
Another omo ale.
We will be moving into Osun to cast our votes.
Our address is at GRA, after Gov Oyinlola and the PDP chairman's house. You can pay a visit.

Let me see how a nonentity like you will stop the plans of APC for that day.
You know nothing but that day you will know.

and to pass your message, you have to call me omo-ale...and nonenetity...
that's shamefully gross,it support the assertion that most of you supporting APC are extremely stupidd, in fact your stupidnesss is an insult to stupidityy..
in real life, I'm sure you wouldn't have dare call a fellow Yoruba omo-ale or nonetity for my views
As for the rest of your gibberish, shove it down your arseehole.

lol...see his wide mouth like" we will be moving to osun state to cast our votes for APC "
apooda.
a state where. civil servants and pensioners are owed 30 months salary and where there is no federal structure on ground should cast the majority of their votes for the same party...
amukumeko,a lost youth with no direction..
feck off!

olujastro:
Nawa oh.
There are ongoing projects in all the states of the federation. Like the Gbongan - Iwo Road, Obafemi Awolowo University IPP that'll provide uninterrupted electricity to the school, etc.

Apparently, only the very popular projects in Nigeria get the most attention of the media.

gbogan-iwo road?
you mean the same road I ply daily or another one?
gbogan-iwo-osogbo road is the worst federal road in osun state..
pls prove me wrong by uploading the picture of that road so everybody can indeed see what buhari has given osun state..
things u only read on paper but can't see visibly.

lol
IPP ko, LPP ni.

REDshouse:
A bastard Yoruba and is the one that will leave Osinbajo (2023) president alone and decide to vote for a confirm thief Atiku....and one flat headed Obi(tuary)

you are a bastard..
feck you and feck 2023 Yoruba presidency.
will that put food on our table?
bastard,feck you once more.

omonnakoda:
No long story

When GEJ was in power the Eboe set out to destroy us and we have not forgotten

https://www.nairaland.com/745731/yoruba-marginalization-elders-met-jonathan

This thread shows what they said and thought when they believed they were in charge

pls Mr,who are the "we"?
speak for yourself pls.
who made you the official spokesman of SW.
apooda.

kolaxed98:
Don't like buhari but as a Yoruba we stand to gain more from him

like the half salary all APC governors are paying in SW?
like Robust economy that is killing the SW middle class?
or like the inflation in the market where things are costly?
or like Fulani herdsmen causing troubles in part of SW and none has been prosecuted?

when you speak of SW,maybe you can speak for your state.
as an indigene of osun state, buhari victory in our state stand on a kleg.
no fg projects in our state,in fact all federal roads are brutally bad.

olujastro:
Feel free to add any major projects in the South West not mentioned above.

Meanwhile, if Projects Dumping Party, PDP (ever) finds it way back into office and gains access to our national treasury again, that's my final goodbye to Nigeria.

we are still waiting for buhari project in Osun state.
or does SW end in lagos-ibadan?
we will be waiting for buhari at the polls.

ItsMeAboki:
Kano is home to Buhari, so are most states in the SW; he will also split the SS and few of the SE.

I don't know why you are convinced we in SW will majorly vote for APC
social media noise?
don't be carried away, I can guarantee you buhari may loose some states to the opposition in SW.
Osun
Ondo
and Lagos are huge k-legs.

Up Man u! for life!
crawling back to my hole.

nyabinghi:
valencia isnt done,when did he play last,una don start to write off playets again, same way una talk about lindelhof,rashford,pogba

he is done.

trinity11:
Kool, but I really want power to change hand in Delta, that over confidence of delta is PDP & PDP is delta needs to be eradicated completely, so as to check on their excesses.

you have a point..but hope APC will not turn your state to what they have turn my state to.

blackpanda:
Quit the lies. Where did u see buhari calling for yaradua resignation. Smh. Lieing loser wailers

lol
how old are you?
so you don't know Buhari hounded yar'adua consistently to be impeached when yar'adua was sick?

meolaniyi:
laugh wan kii me here. People mouth too bad

u are funny guy