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FreeStuffsNG:Lol! You wish I’m banned, right? I must be causing you a lot of heartache. FYI, I’ve not served any ban in the last one year because I engage civilly without descending to gutter behaviour. That you don’t see my comments or activities sometimes is probably because I got too busy with work. About collapsing (as you chose to call it) of Jigawa LP structure to APC, I thought you guys said there were no structures? It’s either you accept that you have been lying all along or that no structure was collapsed. |
APC supporters have been everywhere rejoicing on how the entire Labour Structure in Jigawa has collapsed to APC. But one wonders why they are rejoicing for harvesting a structure they have always claimed does not exist. But away from that, I want to remind Nigerians of the quantum defections to APC before the Anambra gubernatorial elections where even the sitting deputy governor and serving senators defected to the party. While these defections were going on, those of us who are aware of Anambra politics, tried making APC supporters understand that those defections will not guarantee victory for APC but they brushed us aside. What happened at last? Election Day came and APC came third with all the “structures” they bought. Now, as the 2023 elections approach, the party has embarked on same wild goose chase by thinking that harvesting the structures of rival political parties will give them victory. But I make due to state that all these defections will not matter because in the end, the people will vote who they want to vote. Jigawa for instance might fall to Sule Lamido’s son who is the PDP candidate. I do not support the boy becoming governor after his father ruled the state, but it seems Jigawa people would rather have him than vote APC. I’m sure the realization of this reality is the reason the APC in the state has started buying defectors as if that will save them from defeat. So, in conclusion, defections will not get APC victory; and the earlier her supporters learnt this, the closer they are to not getting hurt after the elections. |
Nice2023:Lol! It’s the way they don’t see Obi getting 25% in Southwest states that used to funny me. Just allow them wallow in their delusion |
amnesty7:No, they are not stupid. But what I just said is the reality. The only ground things will not go that way is if Atiku, Tinubu and Kwankwaso merge together before February 25th. But if they remain adamant until Election Day… Are you telling me Atiku will not get votes in Kaduna? Or are you saying no Kaduna voter will vote Tinubu? Or is Kwankwaso so insignificant that he would get no votes in Kaduna? The problem with some of you guys is that allow emotions becloud your reasoning. |
senatordave1:PDP has never won Eti Osa because most of these guys have never been interested in voting until this election cycle. I asked you one question, what do you think is responsible for Eti Osa outdoing Alimosho numbers in PVC collection? |
monkautos:Yoruba people are actually not clannish. They are the most welcoming folks and would not disturb you as long as you don’t disturb their peace. And about their voting pattern, I think asides 1999 when they voted en masse for Olu Falae, they have always split their votes into almost two equal halves for the contesting parties. In 2015, Buhari did not win the region with such a wide margin. Same in 2019. And I know they are going to repeat it this year. Those you see talking trash online while claiming to be Yorubas are ragtag street urchins who have sold their brains to politicians because they can’t feed except crumbs drop from the politician’s table. |
Ofunaofu:It was the Buhari tsunami that swept through the north in 2015. The same way Obi tsunami will sweep through the south this year and some unknown people will win elections that they ordinarily cannot win. My own is that I hope Soludo is seeing what’s happening in Kaduna. Hopefully, he too will end up retracting his letter. “Never say never” was a joke to them! |
We have heard you sir. We will not allow PDP back to power. But we are also extending it to his twin brother- APC. Make two of una go rest, una don try. Thank you! |
senatordave1:Eti Osa is land of non-indigenes in Lagos. And I stay in Eti Osa as well. So, I can tell you categorically clear that Labour Party is clearing the LGA. Did you see where their PVC collection figures surpassed that of Alimosho? What do you think is driving it? |
senatordave1:Lol! Let’s leave this argument for February 25th |
[quote author= post=120263789]Peter Obi will grab more than 35% from Kaduna, APC, PDP and NNPP will share the remaining[/quote]The funny thing is that with PDP, APC and NNPP likely to balkanize Muslim votes in Kaduna, while the Christians are gearing up to vote in bloc for Obi, Obi might end up winning the state. An unexpected victory it would be but very likely as things stand. |
If you ask Southern Kaduna to pay before voting Obi, they will pay any amount to vote Obi. Garfield1, do you plan to rig elections in Southern Kaduna as well? Abi una don give up? 1 Labour Party Senator confirmed from here as well. |
Tinubu’s Lagos😏 |
And as usual, not a single Tinubu picture is spotted. These guys gather for the local candidates not for Tinubu or APC per se. That’s Air Vice Marshal Sadique Abubakar who is quite popular in Bauchi and giving Bala Mohammed a run for his money in the guber contest. So, this has absolutely nothing to do with Tinubu. But Tinubu BATstards will still come and claim it’s for BAT. Well, I’m not the one who will cure them from their hallucinations; February 25th would. |
Inosky:Lol! I was speaking with one guy in Lagos when we drove past Banky W’s poster. So, we were trying to think through Banky’s chances and the guy told me that Banky will not win his House of Rep election under PDP in Lagos because people don’t have the time of voting different parties for different constituencies; that most voters are most likely going to vote Labour parallel irrespective of whether a goat is the candidate 🤣. It was hilarious but that’s the truth. |
senatordave1:Southeast and Southsouth have 33 Senators combined. With Obi likely to clear the region with voters voting parallel, expect Labour to win all senatorial seats in the two regions. Worst case scenario is that Labour will win 20 seats in the two regions combined. Now, one or two senators might likely come from Lagos. One senator from Southern Kaduna. 3 senators from Plateau. 3 senators from Benue. 1 senator from Abuja. And about 1 senator each from Nasarawa and Taraba. So, realistically, Labour Party might be having about 30 senators. And that is irrespective of whether Obi wins the presidency or not. Labour might end up having more senators than PDP if care is not taken. |
yemmit90:February 25th no far again. |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKvGNzBJT1U Nigerians have been clamouring for diaspora voting to be included in our electoral reforms but that yearning is yet to be acceded to. But this Nigerian in diaspora, who happens to be a Peter Obi supporter, extrapolates on how Nigerians abroad can actually ‘vote’ even without PVC or having to come back home. What do you think of his view? Sense or nonsense? Nlfpmod Mynd44 |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLiNaKH-QH0 When some of us are advocating for a younger man that is agile and vibrant to take over the reins of power, some elements will say they prefer a grandfather to laud over. But I hope this embarrassing video of moment that Paul Biya of Cameroun didn’t know where he was, at the recently concluded US-Africa Summit in Washington DC. His aide kept trying to prompt him to give his speech after Paul Kagame of Rwanda had spoken but the old man was too unaware of everything to be aware of anything, as he farted intermittently. It was the president of South Sudan 🇸🇸 urinating on himself in public. Now, president of Cameroun not being aware of his environment. Is that what we want for our country Nigeria 🇳🇬 too?
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JasonScoolari:Don’t mind him. So I’m supposed to be campaigning for Tinubu? Besides, I have not seen any of the polls that favours Tinubu in any of the states polled so far. |
Kyase:Lol! You actually know nothing. Shey you are seeing the reactions of his followers who are mostly Rivers people? Wike is on his way to political oblivion if he endorses Tinubu like I know he would. Nobody has ever defeated the people, and hundreds of Tinubu and Wike will not be the first. Game on! |
Not a single picture of Tinubu spotted ![]() These guys don’t gather because of Tinubu; I will continue to say it until Tinubu BATstards accept reality. |
Lol! Heart attack for Tinubu BATstards. And music to our soul. North Central in the bag for Obi! |
oyin44:I’ve not heard you guys investing this kind of energy on Kwankwaso and Sowore. Abi they can win? |
No problem! By the end of the 2023 elections, both Soludo and his letter will become history. Stupid one term governor. Win or lose for Obi, Soludo is gone. |
Felimax:You still haven’t answered my question… Have you been able to hold Buhari to his campaign promises or not? |
Kyase:They voted him in 2019 because the choice was between the devil and deep blue sea. Now, they have an alternative in Obi and they are obviously going for him. You may choose to deny it but reality will unveil itself after February 25th. |
Kyase:Oh! But I thought Tinubu was going to win everywhere in Kaduna? Atiku, the senior brother to the killers of Southern Kaduna people, will win Kaduna? You know you are lying to yourself but you just want to comfort yourself. So carry on! |
garfield1:Wishful thinking |
Xhurskid:Are you sure you know who you are talking to? |
But did anybody say that Sultan of Sokoto endorsed Obi? |
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