I think this guy is low-key telling us that he is ready to take the vice presidency position going into 2027.

Obidents let's celebrate....

Oga rest

Hannania:
It would. You have to pay one year tuition for private schools. Why go to private when hundreds of public schools are as cheap as €250 Per semester? Is your date close and you need an admission asap?

Hello,

Do you know if this chronological AD is thesame for all long-term visa types like job seeker visa and family reunion?

It is of no importance to me of this is real or fake...

I want to see this happen, so I am saying Amen in JESUS name.

This is the kind of argument I expected Labour party and Peter obi to present at the tribunal.

Stay on number, argue as to how they add or substrat to make you the winner of the elections, and leave the lawyers with the burden of constitutional reviews and character defamation.

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But PDP won in FCT during the 2019 election....abi.

Online hype is over

Reality is setting in gradually

My hope is that the agitation will not die with the election, those energy are better channelled to demanding for good governance

All this declaration and endorsement will only shift sentiments in many directions.

Especially the endorsement by major pastors and general overseers, It will only encourage religious sentiment in choice of voting by the electorate. Pastors have no business endorsing candidates.

The most frightening thing about the coming elections, is the sit-at-home declaration by Ipob,
Not that I like or hate Obi, but politicians are very desperate people and this may provide a good chance for them to infiltrate the southeast with miscreants, even using state security apparatus to destabilize the region on the election day. In the end, it is the innocent that will suffer.

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Mine was months ago, I saw this supernaturally looking beings going into a meeting room, somehow I knew they were going to decide the next president of Nigeria.

When they came out…. I approach one of them and ask how the matter went. He said, “tell Nigerians that they should go and prepare for Atiku’s presidency”.

Those of you who think Wike is being too dramatic, wait until Peter Obi loses in the coming elections and you will see real drama by the ever galant Obedient army.

I just read that Shettima said he will be incharge of security, and Tinubu will oversee the economy…….this is a strong revelation….it is like swapping the role of osinbajo and Buhari, that say a lot about who would be running the prospective APC administration.

Our best option at the moment is to vote the PDP, the LP party presidency is too much of a gamble. Because when someone who has an uncleared accusation of being linked to Bokoharam says he will be in charge of security, we can begin to envisage the likely outcomes

And talking about Integrity, didn’t Wike vow during the primaries that he would support whoever emerged as the party candidate with everything he’s got?

As it stands now, Peter Obi hope to obtain power by turning the masses against the political and elite class, Tinubu counsel is to leverage the advantage of incumbency, whilst playing on religious sentiments to woo the north. As for Atiku….he seem relatively too calm for someone who is probably shooting his last shot on the presidency, either he has another joker as in the PDP primaries or he has surrendered all to fate.

BTW, what is Okowa doing? he seem too obscured for a vice presidential candidate, if there is anyone who should be reaching out to Wike, it should be Okowa……abi he is just a placeholder………..what if PDP plans to run thesame ticket as in 2019 ab initio?

Sadly, this is the true position of the north; as far as they are concerned, the southern Christian have ruled the country from the inception of the present democratic dispensation (they see Umaru Musa‘s tenure as more or less GEJ‘s first term) to the start of Buhari‘s tenure. Our only hope is that they are as divided as the south in picking between Atiku and kwankwaso.

As it stands now, Peter Obi hope to obtain power by turning the masses against the political and elite class, Tinubu counsel is to leverage the advantage of incumbency, whilst playing on religious sentiments to woo the north. As for Atiku….he seem relatively too calm for someone who is probably shooting his last shot on the presidency, either he has another joker as in the PDP primaries or he has surrendered all to fate.

BTW, what is Okowa doing? he seem too obscured for a vice presidential candidate, if there is anyone who should be reaching out to Wike, it should be Okowa……abi he is just a placeholder………..what if PDP plans to run thesame ticket as in 2019 ab initio?

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There are two extremes as we go into the election season.

Tinubu represent political extremism, where all is about the power, and caution is thrown to the wind.

Peter Obi represent the people's extreme out cry for good governance and a change of the status quo of recycled bad and corrupt leaders.

Atiku carries a fair share of both extremes.

My argument is that, should Obi win the election (and I so pray), elections, leadership, and governance in Nigeria will never be the same again, because the politicians will begin to pay more attention to the people.

O GOD of Creation, direct our noble cause!

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What Tinubu and the APC did in presenting a Muslim-Muslim ticket for the presidential elections may not be against the constitution, but it is very insensitive. It's like Atiku and Kwankwaso being joined together in a ticket (if they succeed with the Muslim-Muslim ticket, they may experiment this also), no southern will vote for them(and I don't expect any Christian to vote for a Muslim-Muslim ticket).

The best thing that can happen to Nigeria right now if for INEC to disqualify APC from the presidential elections. They are too much of a distraction from what is important to us as a nation at the moment.

Save this space, APC WILL BE DISQUALIFIED FROM 2023 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS

My major concern right now is that APC have successfully turn the coming election into a religious war

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WhizdomXX:

Join them in prayers and in physical by voting labour party at the Presidential election.

Sadly, I am not in the country and I don't know if there's any provision for diaspora voting. So I will continue praying.

I don't believe though that the solutions to Nigeria's problems are embodied in elections or the emergence of a given candidate. We just need to restructure.

Now that the south has been successfully divided along religio-tribal boundaries. The west may favour Tinubu because he is "our brother" and the east will rally around Obi. In addition, fanatical Muslims in the south will not mind the Muslim- Muslim tickets, but majority of christians will sentimentally cast their vote against APC.

While, many people may consider Tinubu's choice a misfire, I think otherwise. There are several reasons but three will suffice.

First, considering Buhari's religio-ethnic bias, he will must likely be in support of a Muslim-Muslim tickets, and with all the power under his control he may influence the dynamics in favour of Tinubu. Secondly, (I just got to know about this recently) there are more Muslim than christians in Nigeria (let's not talk about, how they tend to be more united in pursuit of an objective than the christians in Nigeria- as they say, "conspiracy binds them together"), if APC are able to play their religious card well, it may work out for their good. Lastly, with the votes in the christian populated south divided, the voting of the North may tilt the numbers in Tinubu's favor.

The other side to this is that, the north can decide to rally around their own, and with only a little contribution from the south, Atiku wins.

I am most awed by the optimism being displayed by the OBI-dient group. I can't imagine that anyone in Nigeria still believe the system will accommodate what is ideal. Let's join them in prayers.

As it appears, however it turns, it is a win-win for the North. As far as they are concern, southerns and Christians have ruled the country for 16 years (they consider Umaru Musa's tenure more or less as GEJ's first term in office) and it is time for them to have their hold on power.

The general call out is for all southerns and Christians in Nigeria to learn to stay untied, "every kingdom that is divided against itself cannot stand"

Happy Sunday!

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