₦airaland Forum

erniok:
You lack comprehension skills and I can clearly see that. If not, you would know that asking for evidence has never meant you are objecting to a view.

See who is talking about hollow upper. Same clown that takes unstated assumption as hard core fact.

Bhella5:
Tunde ednut is an influencer. Influencers are paid to press mumu button. He's been paid for a job and he must keep his end of the bargain which is akin to a criminal lawyer who must defend a client found guilty. Obidients are being psyched

lionshare:
Social media popularity often does not imply real-life popularity. During the last elections, PDP deputy governor candidate Funke Akindele claimed to have more followers on social media — but the election results showed otherwise

erniok:
Like I stated earlier, I was neither for nor against, I simply don't know what lens you had on while reading my post.

I thought you had stats so I can file it for reference but I can clearly see you had nothing but a simple unstated assumption. I can't help shaking my head in disbelief.

I guess you enjoy clowning. Your post was hinged on your belief. He's the most influential in Africa because you keep a database of all Africa influencers. You are making progress, he shall soon be the best in the world. This is really funny.

This has been a waste of my time.

Donenjoybthenrest of your day.

erniok:
I never said he's not. Stop twisting things.

I asked for proof that he's the most influentialas you claimed, you claimed you provided that. I asked you to highlight the proof and you're still going round in circles.

Some of you argue as though intelligence is a strange word. Who do una?

Sangoamadioha1:
Point of correction; I would gladly love Tinubu voted out in the next election but Atiku and Peter Obi are not alternatives in my own book.

erniok:
You asserted with zero evidence and if I'm wrong, kindly highlight it. Just because you said so doesn't make it so. I'd thought you were going to pull up some stats instead of running around in circles.

Sangoamadioha1:
Obedients are vocal on social media but inconsequential in real life.
Tunde ednut needs their engagement on social media to cash out.

erniok:
You asserted and I must prove. Seriously?

erniok:
What proof do you have that he's the most influential influence.

kingthreat:
Neither Obi, Tinubu nor Atiku is what Nigeria needs now.
Obi is an attention seeker, Tinubu is a megalomaniac, Atiku just wants to fulfil his lifelong dream of being president.
All of these have nothing to offer the Nigerian people. We deserve way better.

fergie001:
In Summary, Who will be the Presidential Candidate and VP?

Christistruth02:
What of Edo

kedeojo:
You people as always be sympathetic to pdp until they disappointed you people. Was obj the choice of yorubas in 1999. Why did you people remians the only zone Abiola didn't win in 1993 election. You people has always be jealous of yorubas since Azikiwe's time. One of your foolish brothers went to the court to try and stop 1993 election, another one was soo caword not to declare Abiola the winner but want Nigeria to immortalize him. What a huge joke. If you people have used sentiment to immortalize the fearfully man, you will have also called to do the same thing to the one that went to court to tried and stop the 1993 election. Yorubas will continue to be ahead of you people politically if you keep hating and be bitter towards them. Know that and know peace.

PandoraObi:
Bigots blackmailing and gaslighting other people

numericalguy:
Many of una no dey use una brain....


Atiku still remains the only person with a glimmer of chance at defeating Tinubu.

in a two horse race between Tinubu and Obi, Tinubu will flog the living daylights out of Obi and win the election before noon on election day.

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DMerciful
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fergie001:
Obi will not run as Vice.
Atiku will not give it all up.

They contest individually, Tinubu wins...... God keeping us all alive, it's 2031.. this one otilo. Even if they want to team up, they have done it when the horses have left the stable.

Hoelujohn:
Obi can't win Tinubu in the North if we are to be honest. Seems you guys don't know what is going on. The APC are preparing over a trillion naira financial war chest for this election. I believe the only support Atiku can give Obi is for both of them to reach a secret pact that Atiku should be the presidential candidate and Obi vp, then after winning Atiku can step down and nominate a VP for him.

Any other thing, Tinubu will use the hunger in the land to buy his way to power.

SlavaUkraini:
I told you months ago that Obi should and would be Atiku's VP candidate again

But you replied with a very lengthy sermon in disagreement.

Mark my Words.....

It will be Atiku Abubakar (President) and Peter Obi (VP) again in the same ticket come 2027..

Tinubu would be booted out of office with this Tag Team

Olabest911:
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Did you follow the said election closely?

What can you say about rivers state results?

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I disagree.

How many governors did Obi have when he won 11 states and the FCT in 2023?

These things are just false narratives that they plant into our heads to make us think the governors are almighty.

But 2023 showed that the people are the structure. Forget where the governor is standing, if the people collectively resolve where they want to go, there’s little to nothing a governor can do.

WhizdomXX:
Tinubu never pay dearly.

kinguwem:
Amaechi's lack of emotional intelligence made him to align with strange bed fellows. He wasted Rivers State resources to make PMB President but attracted no investment to Rivers State. He's deceived to be the anointed APC Presidential candidate and was embarrassed during the primaries.
If he's truthful to himself, the least he should do is to apologize to his people for wasting their resources and causing unnecessary conflict. He towed the wrong path and has lost political relevance. He should quietly enjoy the fortune he's acquired from politics.

SmartPolician:
Amy coalition that doesn't involve governors cannot win a presidential election. Nigerian institutions are so weak that anyone can rig the election and get away with it. As regards who will lead the coalition, I personally think Peter Obi should, but Atiku wants to be president by all means.

fergie001:
Atilu is already in the forefront of it, driving it. Obi hasn't joined the fray yet.

With the line of opposition blurring following the defection of some Delta Governor and Former Governor and others, with other expected defections, it’s now obvious that those who would be remaining in whatever would remain of opposition parties after defections, would have to work together to stand a chance against Tinubu in 2027.

But the question is, who would be the coalition’s best bet against Tinubu: Atiku or Obi?

Like someone said, with 13 governors and 38 senators, Atiku could only stay ahead of Obi with about 800k votes while Obi garnered over 6million votes without a single governor nor senator nor House of Rep or Assembly Member.

With the data above, isn’t it obvious who commands higher following even without stakeholders support?

Again, the zoning sentiments says it’s still the turn of the South in 2027 which gives Obi an edge.

Should the coalition make the mistake of adopting a northerner (Atiku or anyone else), then they may have played into the hands of Tinubu as the election will truly become a north vs south battle and I doubt the north will win that battle.

But with Obi, the coalition will be certain that Southeast and Southsouth is locked down for Obi. Add the votes of northern christians and then the north only has to convince the core north to vote Obi as well, and the numbers will be too much to rig.

But these are just my views. What do you think? Who is best fit to lead the coalition?

helinues:
Trust me, so many deals must have been sealed with that France Trip. His Excellency met with different people for business and personal while away