₦airaland Forum

ChangetheChange:
https://saharareporters.com/2023/02/16/i-wonder-when-people-say-tinubu-has-money-i-still-begged-shettima-n2million-apc

According to Remi Tinubu, after Tinubu left office, if his staff "needed anything, ihe will say go and meet so and so, that is he who is."

Remi here confirms that even though Tinubu left office of governor of Lagos State, he still remained in charge of Lagos State.

Trust women with leaking secrets of husband inadvertently.

Gandudollars will rather burn the money than take the money to the CBN.
Is he not contesting for Senate seat? And he MUST win to become a Senator,
enter the retirement home for most thieving governors and ministers. Adams Oshiomhole has been wiping every dementia signs from Tinubu in his bid to enter the Senate. Adams, from governor to party chairman to Tinubu baby sitting, to the senate.

lexy2014:
That's not what I asked. Kindly answer the following.

which other countries are you referring to? can you name them? can you give us a sense of how short the "the shorter time limit" would have been in those "some other countries"? what is the population of those "some other countries"?

according to you "This change of currency in Nigeria is raising dust because politicians who stored huge wads of Naira they intended to use to buy votes are hurt".

so is it the "politicians who stored huge wads of Naira" that are queuing at ATMs across the country without any hope of getting money? are they the ones raising the dust?

is this the first time nigeria is changing its currency?

can you relate with me your experience (if you have any) with previous naira change exercises? was it this tedious and unorganised?

can you pls tell us the new notes CBN has provided for people who have deposited their old notes and those who havent?

can you tell us why nigerians can no longer withdraw cash from their accounts at various banks? is that part of the policy?

can you explain why and how "Nigeria needs to pursue cashless exchange up to the level of small goods market women and men"?

Who is my APC?

In bold.
Your APC.
You made about 41363 posts on NL since you registered in 2014. Some of the latest were on defence of APC and Tinubu. Though of recent, you started to associate Buhari with stealing of public funds. Most ridiculous was you querying if anyone saw money in the Bullion van at Tinubu’s Bourdollon Road house then.
I have answered your other questions, assuming you have head to understand.

lexy2014:
which other countries are you referring to? can you name them? can you give us a sense of how short the "the shorter time limit" would have been in those "some other countries"? what is the population of those "some other countries"?

according to you "This change of currency in Nigeria is raising dust because politicians who stored huge wads of Naira they intended to use to buy votes are hurt".

so is it the "politicians who stored huge wads of Naira" that are queuing at ATMs across the country without any hope of getting money? are they the ones raising the dust?

is this the first time nigeria is changing its currency?

can you relate with me your experience (if you have any) with previous naira change exercises? was it this tedious and unorganised?

can you pls tell us the new notes CBN has provided for people who have deposited their old notes and those who havent?

can you tell us why nigerians can no longer withdraw cash from their accounts at various banks? is that part of the policy?

can you explain why and how "Nigeria needs to pursue cashless exchange up to the level of small goods market women and men"?

In 8 years in power, why didn't your APC founded by Baba Tinubu not expand on the CASHLESS TRANSFER METHOD started by the PDP government? If the APC is not a useless party, market women selling bitter leaf, egusi, ose - pepper - should be receiving payment by now through ATM cards.
Carrying cash in the wallet, talk less, storing cash anywhere else, is almost extinct in many countries. ATM Card pays for every transaction up to the point of buying the least expensive item.
In modern countries, including some advancing African countries, cash is hardly found in people's wallet. It can even take less than a month's time limit to conclude currency redesign and change in such countries. Your APC is taking Nigeria back to near STONE AGE.
Don't you see the mountains of Naira notes stored by Nigeria's politicians displayed daily on the social media? That's one of the roots of the current confusion. Another root is like the presidency is not keen on allowing purchases of the election with the new currency, hence the scarcity.

waterpouroverfl:
Don't understand the news again

Rip

Me too. Op is stingy with information. RIP.

Savedday2:
Nigerians are very stubborn set of people!

You were given 3months notice to deposit your old note but, refused believing there most be extension of deadline.

If Buhari like, let him extend the deadline to the next 10years, some people will still wait for die minute.

Is only dull brains that doesn't know that El-rufai is fighting for his personal pocket.

Wow.
In some other countries, it would take a shorter time limit to change currencies, depending on the scope for the change.
This change of currency in Nigeria is raising dust because politicians who stored huge wads of Naira they intended to use to buy votes are hurt.
Nigeria needs to pursue cashless exchange up to the level of small goods market women and men.

Busy76:
https://thisweekng.com/2023/02/naira-swap-policy-your-action-can-lead-to-anarchy-festus-keyamo-slams-buhari-on-national-tv-video/

A healthy Festus Keyamo knows that Tinubu suffers dementia, yet Keyamo wants Tinubu to finally ruin him, ruin his generations unborn, as well as those of 220 million people in Nigeria.

The last time the national anthem was playing, Tinubu raised his hands with a staff. It took Adams Oshiomhole, as usual, to remind Tinubu to lower his hands, that it's not Wakanda anthem playing, it was Nigeria's national anthem playing.
Apart from that, the many Balablu blu blu and vrooom vrooom speeches of Tinubu are enough to tell any saner person that Tinubu is suffering dementia.

Abdullahi Adamu, have you not noticed that Tinubu is suffering from dementia?
The last time the national anthem was playing, Tinubu raised his hands with a staff. It took Adams Oshiomhole, as usual to hurriedly remind Tinubu to lower his hands, that it's not Wakanda anthem playing, it was Nigeria national anthem playing.

You people sidelined brilliant and healthier Yemi Osinbajo, but went for Balablu blu blu and vrooom vrooom speech Tinubu for presidential candidate.

Omooba77:
https://punchng.com/new-naira-tinubu-didnt-direct-govs-to-disregard-buhari-apc-pcc/

APC, a divided political party with party stalwarts now speaking from the two sides of the mouth.

GOOD NEWS FROM KADUNA STATE.

In about 100 days or so, Nasiru El-Rufai will become the Ex-Governor of Kaduna State...and then - NOTHING.

Nothing as no more in political power and long extravagant motor convoys befitting HIS EXCELLENCY.

His words will no longer be the law in Kaduna State and some people will no longer pick his telephone calls.

With political irrelevance
looming closer and closer, Nasiru El-Rufai is getting crazier and crazier.

Nasiru El-Rufai, the ethno-religious jingoist is indirectly campaigning for Atiku, his Fulani tribesman. Rufai, the Nasty Piece of Human Garbage, is planning his exit and reappearance in Abuja very well.
He wants to reappear in Abuja as one of the most powerful powerbrokers in Atiku's government.

Before now Rufai has reckoned with Emefiele, Buhari and the other aggrieved assorted cabals pulling Buhari‘s strings in Aso Rock against Tinubu.

As the situation presently stands, Nasiru the Fulani etnic bigot, appears to be on a losing trajectory...his dream of a second stint in the corridors of power in Abuja disappearing faster than you can say Fulani herdsmen.

And according to reports reaching us from Southern Kaduna, that is one of the best news they have heard in years.

SmartPolician:
Since we missed Yemi Osinbajo, we cannot afford to miss Peter Obi!

Nigeria deserves an intelligent president who will work and educate the citizens!

Someone we all can be proud of, not some push-and-quench skit maker 😡😡

They tossed away brilliant Osinbajo and brought an octogenarian Tinubu now suffering dementia and raises his hands with staff when the national anthem is being played. Adams Oshiomhole has the duty of telling Tinubu to bring down his hands, and that it's not Wakanda anthem that was being played.
Tinubu wants to further ruin the lives of 220 million people in Nigeria before bowing out.

assholemods:
Una stupidity is out of this world! Is Tinubu your president?

Tinubu brought Buhari to come and oust Goodluck Jonathan from office so that Tinubu will succeed President Buhari.
If Tinubu had foresight, he would not have gone for Buhari who before then had publicly announced that he had quit elective politics. Buhari must have gauged his age and capability then and publicly announced his retirement from elective politics after loss of the 2011 presidential election.
Blame Tinubu for all the woes of Nigeria today.

In all these confusion, blame the papa who configured APC in 2014
so that he will succeed President Buhari.

Papa now suffering dementia raises his hand and staff as the National anthem is being played. Adams Oshiomhole has to remind Tinubu to bring down his hands, that it's not Wakanda anthem that is being played.

Papa suffering dementia wants to further ruin the 220 million people in Nigeria before bowing out.

senatordave1:
The apc campaign team led by the crs guber candidate senator bassey edet otu and the apc state chairman alphonsus eba aka okadigbo campaigns for prince and tinubu in boki lga.

Did they play the National anthem as Tinubu arrived?
Was Adams Oshiomhole present to remind Tinubu to bring down his hands and staff, that it's the National anthem not Wakanda anthem being played?
Papa who can't remember a thing again doesn't want to go home, he wants to ruin the lives of 220 million people in Nigeria before going home.

socialmediaman:
Have they done wakanda anthem? That's his favorite part

No.

I don't think Adams Oshiomhole was there to tell Tinubu to bring down his hands and Staff of office, to remind Tinubu that it's the national anthem being played, not Wakanda anthem.

Chimamanda is
apt.
Peter Obi is by far the best presidential candidate in Nigeria for the next presidential election.
It's only ethno-religious bigots in Nigeria that will refuse to accept that.

nameo:
Atiku has no path to victory.

He cannot win the NW and NE comprehensively. Tinubu and Kwankwaso will be there to share the votes. Even Obi will get some votes.

Atiku has never enjoyed enthusiasm in his political career. It is not going to change now

Anybody who thinks Tinubu is out of the race in the upper north is kidding. The 3 of them will cancel themselves out. And that is very good for Obi.

The 4 of them - Atiku, Tinubu, Kwankwaso, Shettima - shall slug it out among themselves, and the result is win at first ballot for ObiDatti ticket.

SW PDP ordering for firewood laced with red ants. Fulani herdsmen shall be super empowered during an Atiku presidency.

See this one threatening an economy that was built with crude oil money.
Anyway, it's not your fault. Blame the southern political class for their inertia.

Dapagun:
This video was obtained from CBN Abeokuta, Ogun state this afternoon. I wonder why the CBN is now denying what they themselves said.

In the video, the CBN official is telling the People there that they can go deposit their money in their banks from Monday morning. He also said this will run from now till April 10


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3_dTXIkVrg

Earlier today at the Central Bank of Nigeria, Abeokuta branch. pic.twitter.com/0JIm8PG4uM

— Olusegun Sobowale🌍🇺🇳 (@mr_sobowale) February 17, 2023

Attach pictures show circulars posted by various banks informing customers to bring their cash for deposit and also a screenshot from CBN's portal itself

See the chaos and unprecedented suffering this APC formed by Tinubu brought Nigeria before the party finally disintegrates?


And again, the octogenarian Tinubu who is obviously sick with age-related sicknesses asks people to make him next president of Nigeria.

Jostoman:
Na apc governor in kaduna dey carry the nonsense news.

APC has splintered.
Even Tinubu has urged his supporters to vote out APC.
Why can't El Rufai accept the fact that APC has splintered, as expected way back in 2014?

"Elections, just a week ahead, will hold and Nigerians will vote for the All Progressives Congress, APC, (and any others if they so wish) on the basis of their choice.

Our people want progress, good governance, law....."



I stopped at this point to to read Shehu Garba or believe in what he was writing about.

APC has no connection to good governance.

*MEMO TO NIGERIANS ON THE FORTHCOMING 2023 ELECTIONS:*

By Sen. (Dr.) Femi Okurounmu, CON. Chairman, Presidential Advisory Committee on the 2014 National Conference.

Fellow Nigerians, Let us THINK together and PRAY together, for the success in the coming elections, of the Presidential candidate that will keep Nigeria ONE.

In THINKING together, let us ask ourselves the following questions:

👉1. Should we feel unconcerned that we are not safe to travel anywhere in our country today, by road or even by train, without the constant fear of attack by armed, imported bandits and kidnappers?

👉2. Should we feel unconcerned that even our royal fathers, religious leaders and places of worship are not safe from attacks by these same imported bandits and kidnappers?

👉3. Should we feel unconcerned that these bandits have taken over many communities in the Northern part of the country turning the farmers into forced laborers, collecting taxes and administering their own brand of justice?

👉4. Should we feel unconcerned that the same bandits are brazenly kidnapping school children, openly negotiating and collecting huge ransoms, without any action by the authorities?

👉5. Should we feel unconcerned that Boko Haram die-hards are surreptitiously being integrated into our armed forces under a deceitful amnesty program?

👉6. Should we feel unconcerned that armed, killer herdsmen have displaced many farmers from their villages, raping their wives and daughters, killing many of them and thus creating shortage of farm products and causing escalation of food prices?

👉7. Should we feel unconcerned that our forests up and down the country are now strategically occupied by armed herdsmen and bandits, killing and kidnapping people for ransom?

👉8. Should we feel unconcerned about the relentless efforts of the federal government to establish RUGA settlements all over the country for herdsmen, and also take over all river banks nationwide for their use and occupation?

👉9. Should we feel unconcerned about the frequent slaughterings of fellow Nigerians, especially in Kaduna and other North-Central States, simply because of their religion?

👉10. Should we feel unconcerned about the increasing attempts by government to move away from religious diversity in the country and promote only one religion?

👉11. Should we feel unconcerned about a Muslim/Muslim Presidential ticket in which the candidate is an old and infirm person, and the running mate is a notorious Boko Haram sponsor and an arch-opponent of restructuring?

👉12. Should we feel unconcerned that only one ethnic group controls the majority of all the top political and military positions in the country?

👉13. Should we feel unconcerned about the now open claims that this country belongs to the one ethnic group, and the not-so-subtle efforts by its leaders to truly appropriate it to themselves?

👉14. Should we feel unconcerned about the federal government’s stubborn refusal to accommodate any demands for National Restructuring and return to a truly federal system of government as bequeathed to us by our founding fathers?

👉15. Should we feel unconcerned about the increasing national drift towards separatism and the increasing multiplicity of voices demanding separate nationhoods for their ethnic groups?

👉16. Should we feel unconcerned about the deepening poverty in our country? (In 2015, 43% of Nigerians lived below the poverty line as compared with 63% today).

👉17. Should we feel unconcerned about the astronomical increases in the prices of essential commodities since 2015? (A 50 kg bag of rice has gone from N8,000 to N46,000; that of beans from N20,000 to N40,000; 25 kg bag of onions from N5,000 to N30,000; a litre of diesel from N155 to N1,000, that of petrol from N87 to N350; cooking gas from N183 to N800 per kg while baskets of tomatoes and fresh pepper have gone from N8,000 and N11,000 to N19,000 and N25,000 respectively).

👉18. Should we feel unconcerned that our petroleum refineries remain comatose after 24 years of PDP/APC governments, forcing us to import, rather then export, refined petroleum products, especially petrol, at high international market prices which would otherwise have been beneficial to us, if we were an exporter? But because we depend on imports, we are forced to buy our petrol at scandalously high prices, in spite of the rampant fraud of so-called fuel subsidy.

👉19. Should we feel unconcerned that much of our crude oil is actually being stolen, with full complicity of top government officials, to enrich themselves and their families, while impoverishing Nigerians?

👉20. Should we feel unconcerned about the level of corruption in our country today, a vice which the current regime rode to power to cure, but which has now become so deep that people openly steal billions, even trillions of naira without fearing any repercussions, so long as they have the right political or ethical connections?

👉21. Should we feel unconcerned about the level of power supply in the nation today, and the frequency of national grid collapse, in spite of the trillions of naira supposedly spent on power since 1999?

👉22. Should we feel unconcerned with the state of our educational system today, the level of unemployment, and particularly, youth unemployment?

👉23. Should we feel unconcerned with the State of our health system, which makes everyone with the means to have to travel to foreign countries to treat even the most common ailments?

👉24. Should we feel unconcerned with the State of our infrastructure, particularly roads and potable water supply upon which billions of naira have been supposedly expended, but without tangible results?

👉25. Should we feel unconcerned that Nigerians today live almost totally on imported products, and that there are fewer manufacturing industries in the country today than at Independence?

👉26. Should we feel unconcerned that our youths now find Nigeria so inhospitable that they cannot wait to flee the country at the first opportunity, even when they have to take life-threatening risks to do so?

👉27. Should we feel unconcerned that our green Nigerian passport is almost a document of shame and embarrassment everywhere as it subjects the bearer to inferior human regard and degrading suspicion?

👉28. Should we feel unconcerned that Nigerians are now starving even when they have money in the banks, simply because the banks have no money to meet their demands and many have to resort to purchasing the naira from unscrupulous money hawkers at ridiculous rates?

Now, as a Nigerian of Conscience, I am sure that your answer to almost all the above questions will be a resounding NO.

All the miseries outlined have been part of the horrible legacies of the PDP/APC federal governments of the last 24 years, and particularly of the Buhari and Tinubu’s APC government of the last 8 years.

Yet, Tinubu, the chief promoter and sponsor of Buhari 8 years ago, the man who led his political gang to promise heaven on earth to Nigerians on behalf of Buhari should we elect him as President, and the man who has proudly paraded himself as the national leader of APC since 2015, now seeks to distance himself from these failures, and to make us elect him to succeed Buhari. We are surely not fools.

Neither the APC nor its Siamese twin, the PDP, can bring any hope to Nigerians.

*NOW, LET US PRAY:*
God, we pray thee, as we go to the polls on February 25 to elect a President for Nigeria, give us the strength and the courage to follow the dictates of our REASON.

*

Please share.

ogmask:
There's an adage in Warri, it goes like this "Na tree wey near make monkey smart". Let us watch and see if wike will continue to remain in the PDP if Atiku wins.
Meanwhile, there's not a single politician or political party that is driven by ideology. Wike has no integrity as you must have seen lately. A man with political ideology supporting the presidential candidate of another party with a different ideology (that's if there is any), how do you rate such a person.

Gov Wike has just ended his G5 struggle with his latest romance with Apc presidential candidate, Bola Tinubu.
I thought Wike would be brilliant to not show open support for any presidential candidate.

El Rufai and his gang want Nigeria to remain in the hands of thieves.
*MEMO TO NIGERIANS ON THE FORTHCOMING 2023 ELECTIONS:*

By Sen. (Dr.) Femi Okurounmu, CON. Chairman, Presidential Advisory Committee on the 2014 National Conference.

Fellow Nigerians, Let us THINK together and PRAY together, for the success in the coming elections, of the Presidential candidate that will keep Nigeria ONE.

In THINKING together, let us ask ourselves the following questions:

👉1. Should we feel unconcerned that we are not safe to travel anywhere in our country today, by road or even by train, without the constant fear of attack by armed, imported bandits and kidnappers?

👉2. Should we feel unconcerned that even our royal fathers, religious leaders and places of worship are not safe from attacks by these same imported bandits and kidnappers?

👉3. Should we feel unconcerned that these bandits have taken over many communities in the Northern part of the country turning the farmers into forced laborers, collecting taxes and administering their own brand of justice?

👉4. Should we feel unconcerned that the same bandits are brazenly kidnapping school children, openly negotiating and collecting huge ransoms, without any action by the authorities?

👉5. Should we feel unconcerned that Boko Haram die-hards are surreptitiously being integrated into our armed forces under a deceitful amnesty program?

👉6. Should we feel unconcerned that armed, killer herdsmen have displaced many farmers from their villages, raping their wives and daughters, killing many of them and thus creating shortage of farm products and causing escalation of food prices?

👉7. Should we feel unconcerned that our forests up and down the country are now strategically occupied by armed herdsmen and bandits, killing and kidnapping people for ransom?

👉8. Should we feel unconcerned about the relentless efforts of the federal government to establish RUGA settlements all over the country for herdsmen, and also take over all river banks nationwide for their use and occupation?

👉9. Should we feel unconcerned about the frequent slaughterings of fellow Nigerians, especially in Kaduna and other North-Central States, simply because of their religion?

👉10. Should we feel unconcerned about the increasing attempts by government to move away from religious diversity in the country and promote only one religion?

👉11. Should we feel unconcerned about a Muslim/Muslim Presidential ticket in which the candidate is an old and infirm person, and the running mate is a notorious Boko Haram sponsor and an arch-opponent of restructuring?

👉12. Should we feel unconcerned that only one ethnic group controls the majority of all the top political and military positions in the country?

👉13. Should we feel unconcerned about the now open claims that this country belongs to the one ethnic group, and the not-so-subtle efforts by its leaders to truly appropriate it to themselves?

👉14. Should we feel unconcerned about the federal government’s stubborn refusal to accommodate any demands for National Restructuring and return to a truly federal system of government as bequeathed to us by our founding fathers?

👉15. Should we feel unconcerned about the increasing national drift towards separatism and the increasing multiplicity of voices demanding separate nationhoods for their ethnic groups?

👉16. Should we feel unconcerned about the deepening poverty in our country? (In 2015, 43% of Nigerians lived below the poverty line as compared with 63% today).

👉17. Should we feel unconcerned about the astronomical increases in the prices of essential commodities since 2015? (A 50 kg bag of rice has gone from N8,000 to N46,000; that of beans from N20,000 to N40,000; 25 kg bag of onions from N5,000 to N30,000; a litre of diesel from N155 to N1,000, that of petrol from N87 to N350; cooking gas from N183 to N800 per kg while baskets of tomatoes and fresh pepper have gone from N8,000 and N11,000 to N19,000 and N25,000 respectively).

👉18. Should we feel unconcerned that our petroleum refineries remain comatose after 24 years of PDP/APC governments, forcing us to import, rather then export, refined petroleum products, especially petrol, at high international market prices which would otherwise have been beneficial to us, if we were an exporter? But because we depend on imports, we are forced to buy our petrol at scandalously high prices, in spite of the rampant fraud of so-called fuel subsidy.

👉19. Should we feel unconcerned that much of our crude oil is actually being stolen, with full complicity of top government officials, to enrich themselves and their families, while impoverishing Nigerians?

👉20. Should we feel unconcerned about the level of corruption in our country today, a vice which the current regime rode to power to cure, but which has now become so deep that people openly steal billions, even trillions of naira without fearing any repercussions, so long as they have the right political or ethical connections?

👉21. Should we feel unconcerned about the level of power supply in the nation today, and the frequency of national grid collapse, in spite of the trillions of naira supposedly spent on power since 1999?

👉22. Should we feel unconcerned with the state of our educational system today, the level of unemployment, and particularly, youth unemployment?

👉23. Should we feel unconcerned with the State of our health system, which makes everyone with the means to have to travel to foreign countries to treat even the most common ailments?

👉24. Should we feel unconcerned with the State of our infrastructure, particularly roads and potable water supply upon which billions of naira have been supposedly expended, but without tangible results?

👉25. Should we feel unconcerned that Nigerians today live almost totally on imported products, and that there are fewer manufacturing industries in the country today than at Independence?

👉26. Should we feel unconcerned that our youths now find Nigeria so inhospitable that they cannot wait to flee the country at the first opportunity, even when they have to take life-threatening risks to do so?

👉27. Should we feel unconcerned that our green Nigerian passport is almost a document of shame and embarrassment everywhere as it subjects the bearer to inferior human regard and degrading suspicion?

👉28. Should we feel unconcerned that Nigerians are now starving even when they have money in the banks, simply because the banks have no money to meet their demands and many have to resort to purchasing the naira from unscrupulous money hawkers at ridiculous rates?

Now, as a Nigerian of Conscience, I am sure that your answer to almost all the above questions will be a resounding NO.

All the miseries outlined have been part of the horrible legacies of the PDP/APC federal governments of the last 24 years, and particularly of the Buhari and Tinubu’s APC government of the last 8 years.

Yet, Tinubu, the chief promoter and sponsor of Buhari 8 years ago, the man who led his political gang to promise heaven on earth to Nigerians on behalf of Buhari should we elect him as President, and the man who has proudly paraded himself as the national leader of APC since 2015, now seeks to distance himself from these failures, and to make us elect him to succeed Buhari. We are surely not fools.

Neither the APC nor its Siamese twin, the PDP, can bring any hope to Nigerians.

*NOW, LET US PRAY:*
God, we pray thee, as we go to the polls on February 25 to elect a President for Nigeria, give us the strength and the courage to follow the dictates of our REASON.

*

Please share.

Nearly defeated by the gang of El Rufai, Ganduje and Tinubu who must be stashing billions Naira cash to buy the next presidential and guber election.

BATified2023:
which dss?

U no arrest me again?

U think say I b coward like u, let me see your worst

FFK first washed the DSS CLEAN earlier this week before going to answer DSS invitation. The way of cowards.

Confirmedzombie:
If you like wail from here to eternity, is not my business.

Next week I await you to shift goal post

We no de shift goal post.
We oppose a bad leadership till it ends its tenure, not like you who shift to where to pick the larger crumb from who wins election.

newnigerdelta00:
Inspired by which foolish young people,was he not a PDP member,it was all about the endsars who plotted it PDP and Peter obi was among them.....

Tinubu changed from AD to ACN to APC. No new political ideology.
Within similar political parties, Atiku changed but within parties with similar
political ideology, like a young lady would change her underwear from the same manufacturer.
Obi left APG and PDP and left APGA and PDP ideologies.

Obi is running, and running fast and through.

ObiDatti ticket is unarguably an intervention from God after many years the PDP and APC - two sides of the same coin - brought Nigeria to be a country harboring the largest number of poor and hungry people, as well as brought Nigeria to be one of the most terrorised countries in the world.

SmartPolician:
Bad leadership has made us believe that it's okay to japa to a strange land (brain drain) and even pray and fast to get a visa to go to another's country for greener pastures. Our politicians deserve the hottest part of hellfire.

Visa applications and rejections by foreign embassies in Nigeria shall multiply in number if Nigerians make the man who forfeited drug trafficking money to the US government, to become president of Nigeria.

Visa application and rejections shall multiply in intensity if Nigerians make the Boko Haram sympathizer become VP of Nigeria. He has already declared before the NBA that he will be Commander of the Armed forces of Nigeria if APC wins next presidential election. The motive for his early interest in the command of the armed forces is not lost in any reasonable person. The Taliban started with winning important political offices in Afghanistan.
A deaf person needs not be told that there is pandemonium on the market place.

stepaside2:
Which anti corruption crusader? The monies that Tinubu, Amaechi, Atiku, Kwankwaso and the rest used to sponsor his campaigns nko? Was he asleep when they were spending that money for his cause then?

Those who sponsored Muhammadu Buhari in 2015 must not sacrifice the future of 230m people in Nigeria to reward president Buhari next election.