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Those who are aspiring to lead the country should learn strategic communication and campaign initiatives from Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the candidate of the All Progressives' Congress-APC. His campaigns have been most strategic, issue-based, sector-specific, and all-encompassing in both content and delivery. He takes his campaigns to his target audience, delivers his message in very lucid prose, sets agenda for a robust engagement and anchors his initiatives on the needs of the people. In my many years of being actively involved in politics and political campaigns, this is the most strategic I have seen. He spoke to crop growers and farmers in a Town Hall meeting in Minna. He proceeded to Lafia to address the miners. He engaged the hub of the Organised Private Sector in Lagos. He visited Warri in Delta, some kind of home-coming for his wife and also took part in the oil find in Bauchi. He made a very strategic statement in Bauchi about recharging the huge economy of the Lake Chad which even Atiku Abubakar from North-East is not aware of, and has never spoken of. The declining fortunes of the Lake Chad economy needs to be arrested and recharged for its strategic importance to the economy of the nation and the people of the North-East geopolitical zone. He also visited Imo to speak to the leaders and business owners, while assuring them of transforming the South-East zone to another Taiwan in Nigeria. It was not a surprise that the sum of One Billion naira was reportedly donated to his campaign. Other presidential aspirants should learn from this strategic thinker and political campaigner in Asiwaju Tinubu. In contending with the issues in Nigeria, a candidate must show a clear understanding of the variables, speak to them, come up with ActionPlan to interrogate the issues and set agenda for realising the objectives. I am so elated that we have a presidential candidate that understands the dynamics and rubrics of what the expectations are, and how to confront them in measured dialogue and robust engagement. When they expected him to carry out roadshows, he opted for Town Hall meetings which afforded him the unique opportunity to rub minds with critical stakeholders and opinion leaders at closer range. In Kano, he spent two days listening to the people on what their collective aspirations were, offered suggestions on how to recapture the textile and garment factories to rejig the North-West economy. Ditto for Kaduna when he spoke to the nucleus of Arewa Consultative Forum leaders. While his major opponent Alhaji Atiku Abubakar is busy settling his party's internal squabbles, Asiwaju Tinubu is taking the shine. This is the first time in contemporary Nigeria political campaigns that the effective use of Town Hall meetings has become so manifest. His combination of rallies and Town Hall meetings has been a clincher of some sort and other presidential candidates should take a cue from him. I was amused seeing the PDP candidate Atiku Abubakar copying APC's strategic women engagement by setting up Women Campaign Council months after APC set up its own. This APC's campaign has been most segmented; the youths, the women, the party and the people. Give it to Asiwaju Tinubu when it comes to strategic engagement, you can't beat him to it. Prince Kassim Afegbua is a former a former Commissioner for Information, Edo State and a huge supporter of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s presidential ambition.
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Workch:He is not, it is Obi that is from Lagos |
NwaMamaIwota:Cry cry baby ![]() Seun please.., a baby is murmuring here |
Workch:Ode... Is Buhari from Lagos? A Lagosian is contesting this time around. It would be different from all other elections |
![]() Until they realize they're only competing with their inner selves, they won't grow |
lhordspy:Can Obi even defeat Tinubu's wife in a political contest? ![]() |
Felabrity:You will continue to see it everyday until the day of election. The alternative is to stop coming to nairaland Why the noisy obidients can't raise money to do same for their mini god is what I don't understand. You want Obi but can't put your resources on his ambition - what do you call these empty barrels? |
PlayerMeji: ![]() Awon losers... |
It was double-double today for the APC. The APC men were in Lagos with supporters at Teslim Balogun. It was a campaign like no other. At the same time, same day, Tinubu's wife was leading another campaign rally for women in Calabar, also at a stadium. I have never seen this before.
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HIGHESTPOPORI:Mr rich man... how much did you donate to the DOA obi project? |
Hoelujohn:If it is that easy, why not ask Obi to do the same and let's see how many millions he can transport to his campaign venues. Losers |
Today's rally in Lagos by the APC was a neck presser for the opposition parties. It was a show of force that will give other contestants sleepless nights for the next couple of days. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43TRgWkSq44
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degali:And the dumbo doesn't still know that can't get him anywhere. Obi is a baby politician - he wants to use religion to get votes. |
ECASH120:The losers have started their campaign of calumny ![]() |
Africum:The next president loading... |
PrinceOfLagos:You should have emptied your bank account for Obi. |
Eniitankorede:What kain kweshion be this? Who will join a party that obviously will fail? |
Corrinthians:Wahala for Ademola... The man doesnt have any certificate ![]() |
Aremwayne:Divided into the corePDP (Ayu, Atiku, etc), newPDP (5-G govs), PDPlite (LP - Obi, etc), and PDPAPC(Chimaroke Nnamani, Bala Mohammed, etc) The party is gone... they can't make any impact in the coming election. |
The jungle is gradually maturing on the side of Tinubu as PDP chieftains now attend Tinubu's campaign rallies. It was Chimaroke's name that initially caused a stir when it appeared in the list of Tinubu's campaign council. Now the speaker of the same state (Enugu - a PDP state), today attended Tinubu's campaign rally in Abakaliki, Ebonyi state, technically endorsing Tinubu. The event, had in attendance, the APC National Chairman, Sen. Abdullahi Adamu, represented by the Deputy National Chairman, South, Chief Emma Eneukwu, APC vice Presidential candidate, Sen. Kashim Shettima, former APC Governorship candidate, Anambra State, Sen. Andy Uba, the Speaker of Enugu State House of Assembly, Edward Ubosi,, Chairman, Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, Abike Dabiri, Demeji Bankole, former Speaker House of Representatives, Hon. Chinedu Ogah, member representing Ikwo/Ezza South Federal Constituency, among others.
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Another interesting pic
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Hoelujohn:You're probably the one not thinking straight man. Can you share with us a video where people were forced? or video where the attendees said they were forced to attend? The people dancing and singing here were forced? Stop smoking cheap weeds. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x55JIIN854U
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[quote author= post=118657292]My friend you posted fake pictures of Buhari rally[/quote]Anyway, the same stadium was used... It might be a mix-up but I watched the rally and I have shared even a video of his arrival. U want to make it look like the campaign wasn't well attended. You failed. Watch again his arrival at the stadium and driving round. It was a massive crowd. Obi can't get this crowd anywhere... the reason for using canopy in a small place for campaign.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x55JIIN854U |
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[quote author= post=118656209]Tinubu rally today[/quote]Stop lying this man. See pictures cut from the clip of the campaign
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Peter Obi of the LP held his campaign in Ibadan yesterday while Tinubu was in Ebonyi today for the presidential campaign of the APC. It looked more like a case of a popularity test by each candidate. With the looks of things, however, Tinubu seems more popular than Obi in his home region. The same can't be said of Obi in SW. Obi had to change his campaign venue from a stadium to another location, small enough to accommodate the expected handful of followers to avoid the embarrassment that might come from not getting enough people to fill Adamasigbo stadium. It will be a shame if Obi is defeated in his home region. All signals so far point in this direction and I don't see what Obi can do to turn the table. First Picture: Tinubu in Ebonyi Second Picture: Obi in Ibadan
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blamingthedevil:But can condemn boko haram... see this ode |
domDva:I thought you guys said there are 40% Christians in the north. Why the cry about TVC's labeling Obi a pastor? After all he started his campaign from the church asking the christians to take back their country |
ibrahimabba7:Obi is begging indirectly |
It was a Sunday like no other for Bola Ahmed Tinubu. We woke up to hear the news of the endorsement of his candidacy by Jonathan's men. As if that wasn't enough and in a cross-regional endorsement, everybody in Kano trooped out to walk for the same man. The long column of men and women dancing happily on the streets of Kano in support of Tinubu is something that will give the other contestants, especially Atiku and kwakwanso, a serious headache. I don't think Atiku or Kwakwanso can get 1/10th the people I saw today in Kano on the street of Lagos or any city in the south west. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHzLvGVHvHc |
Superwave16320:Tinubu is the next president of Nigeria. If you're happy about it, hug the nearest transformer to where you are |
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