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Zxcvbnmghtr:You can do better than this, can’t you? What we are talking about is Tinubu’s support base asides Southwest. This is your opportunity to tell Nigerians and the world the other region(s) you can count on should push come to shove. But no, you are talking you are asking if Bello Elrufai will support his father if he aligns with Obi. Did you know Tinubu would ever align with Buhari after all the bad things Tinubu said of Buhari’s character? Well, the point is to get you lots to understand that you are standing on a slippery sandy surface and should not be running your mouth pra pra pra. The day Nigerians will have enough of your urine dispenser, there will be nobody to save him; not even the armed forces. I don’t expect you to agree with me; I doubt you possess the mentality capacity to comprehend what I’m saying. |
Nice2023:You don’t get it. As things stand today, if the north and the east come together, Tinubu won’t even be able to rig the election. How can he rig in Northwest, Northeast, North Central, Southsouth and Southeast without throwing Nigeria into war? |
oyatz:Good you admit it. What next is that you people are further killing the little chance he has to get new support base and therefore should be ready to see him and Lagos gang of criminals booted out in 2027. |
Frigga13:You used to be more reasonable than this. You used to speak with facts and commonsense but I don’t know what happened to you. Not even Tinubu himself would say what you are saying. All those who doubted Obi before the elections have all hidden their faces in shame but you have refused to enthrone reason but chose to dwell in inanities. Obi won Abuja Obi won Nasarawa Obi won Plateau Obi lost Benue by just 3k votes. Obi won Lagos Obi won Edo Obi won Cross River Obi won Delta even when PDP Presidential running mate was from that state and a sitting governor. Obi won Rivers. Talking about Southeast would amount to overkill. Yet you sit here and blab? You said this on another thread and I ignored you and you came here to say it again. I would understand if you don’t want Obi to become president for whatever your reason(s) might be, but don’t ever come around my space and be illogical and irrational. You should know I don’t roll like that |
drlateef:In Nasarawa, Ombugadu supplied all the figures and documents and won at the Tribunal only for the higher courts to upturn that decision. What did he do wrong? |
I saw a thread of El-rufai preparing to challenge Tinubu both in traditional courts and in the court of public opinion in order to clear his name of the allegation of being a security risk and for the humiliation he suffered by being dropped by the National Assembly, and something caught my attention. What caught my attention is that the folks who accuse others of chest beating were chest beating that El-rufai is too small to cause any problems for Tinubu and that Tinubu is not Jonathan. This is why I wanna ask these guys that are chest beating, apart from Southwest, where else can Tinubu count on to have people pour into the streets for his sake? There was a reason Buhari got away with murder. And this much has been captured by Farouk Kperogi in one of his articles. Buhari was able to get away with a lot of the atrocities he carried out during his administration because, despite his failures, he still had larger part of the north behind him. To be precise, you wouldn’t have come for Buhari without setting a fire in the whole of Northwest and Northeast that you won’t be able to put out. Even the north central states of Niger and Nasarawa. Similarly, because Tinubu was looking to succeed Buhari and would not want anything disrupting the equation as it was, there was always fear that an attempt to disrupt Buhari presidency would trigger Tinubu to activate his Southwest structure to pour into the streets just to ensure that his own ambition isn’t jeopardized. So, in a nutshell, anybody who made any attempt on Buhari’s government would have had 3 regions of Northwest, Northeast and Southwest to contend with in a mass demonstration that could put the country in jeopardy. That was why Buhari got a away with murder and a lot of things he did went unchallenged. Now, can Tinubu boast of same? Should anything happen to Tinubu today, how many regions will be triggered to stand by him? Is he even sure of his native Southwest? And with Buhari out of power and the uniformity of opinion amongst northerners that he was a failure, how much of goodwill can he control for Tinubu in the north? To attach faces to the picture we are painting, if you touch Peter Obi today, you would have Southeast, Southsouth and North Central to contend with. If you touch Atiku today, you would have Northeast and Northwest to contend with. But if you touch Tinubu, is he even sure of Southwest? And for those who think Tinubu is protected because he has the armed forces under his command, go and ask Jonathan how it felt to be helpless even with all the armed forces. Jonathan’s case was even better that he had the Southeast and Southsouth strongly behind him and could still count on some parts of North Central but Tinubu is not even sure of Southwest. So, Tinubu supporters, where’s the confidence coming from? There’s already general disenchantment with Tinubu in the core north of Northwest and Northeast. He has never been home in the North Central. Southeast is inexistent in his political calculation. And Southsouth is not any different from Southeast. Should the northern establishment decide to realign with the Southeast and Southsouth bloc as has always been since independence, where else would Tinubu turn to? Because as things currently stand, if the North and the East come together in 2027, not even rigging will help Tinubu in the 2027 general election. Or how can Tinubu rig in the Northwest, Northeast, North Central, Southsouth and Southeast without triggering a revolution that would consume him? Penguin is a bird of reason! |
drlateef:Seeing what we’ve seen of the courts, isn’t it obvious that no amount of evidence would have been enough? |
Kasdat5:Did Obi win FCT because of Ireti or Ireti won because of Obi? |
3 appointments and 2 of them are Yoruba. Isn’t it already obvious those that will be benefiting from the scheme? Tinubu wants to use Nigeria’s money to train his people 😏 |
Paraman:So those complaining are not real Nigerians Abi? The funny thing is that the opposition to all these inhuman policies is even strongest in Southwest. So, I guess those are the people you are talking about. |
Ance4Liverpool:They don’t even need 2k. Just shout “Ronu” or “the Igbos will take your land” and their brains will stop working and they will vote Tinubu again. |
The minister complained that some Nigerians don’t turn off their AC and refrigerators when leaving their houses. Minister of power, Adebayo Adelabu, has slammed Nigerians who indiscriminately leave their houses to go to work and other places with their refrigerators and air conditioners on.https://x.com/gazettengr/status/1776338603880104425?s=46&t=2AB_wrBea-oBYJf5ZCFV-A |
KennethOkonkwo:Azikiwe became the name Awolowo never dreamt of becoming. So, if anybody was ever bitter, it’s definitely not Azikiwe. |
Kasdat5:Obi doesn’t need the LP FCT senator. It’s the senator that needs Obi. |
DMerciful:Leave them let them continue to live in fools paradise. |
Paraman:Yeah, free and fair with Rivers State recorded for Tinubu after Obi clearly won abi? |
garfield1:Obi’s votes was suppressed in the north. His votes were suppressed in the Southwest. Imagine recording Rivers for Tinubu. And you have the audacity to ask where Obi won. When you people are planning in 2027, I hope you plan with the supposition that you won Rivers in 2023. |
garfield1:I understand the position you always come from - you never care about who won but who got declared. Tinubu did not win 2023 presidential election but got declared. Umahi did not win his senatorial election but got declared. Mbah did not win in Enugu but got declared. I’m not even ready to argue these with you cuz it’s waste of time. We shall see about Anambra election. |
Paraman:No problem, as long as he wins and every Nigerian is seeing that votes truly counted and he won. But if he wins the way he ‘won’ in 2023, I don’t know if Nigerians will wait for “go to court” |
mrvitalis:Well, they INEC official will only be treating injuries if s/he makes it out whole. Nigerians are gonna get ready for these vultures in 2027 |
drlateef:Nobody is going to call for Civil War. And it’s not a threat but a dare. Tell Tinubu to organize an election where the IREV will be shutdown again. Tell them to organize an election where a girl in the bathroom will be uploaded as a result. Tell them to organize an election where numbers will be tipexed and canceled like where nursery school children wrote something. Tell them to try it and know if Nigerians will wait for court. |
If you like, turn Abuja to Dubai, whenever you hold election, they will still vote Peter Obi. Ndi ala😏 |
gidgiddy:No, I disagree. Nigeria has the capacity to conduct one of the most credible elections on planet earth if the leaders and those in charge decide to. Look at 2015 elections, it was applauded globally because, to a great extent, votes counted and the outcome reflected the will of the majority of Nigerians then (even though I have my reservations). Now, Nigeria had the capacity to replicate same feat in 2023 going by what we saw INEC do in Anambra, Edo, Ekiti and Osun. We saw votes count in real time and all these elections reflected the will of the majority of the voters in those states. But Mahmoud Yakubu decided to toe the line of infamy rather than write his name in gold. So, no, Nigeria has the capacity to conduct a credible election if we don’t have people with predetermined end in mind handle the election. And they have no choice but conduct a credible election in 2027 or this country might be too hot for those who think they are in power to stay in. It’s not a threat. |
garfield1:Every indication points to Edo going to PDP. But you can dream on if you want. Meanwhile, what brings Umahi into this conversation? Umahi is a nobody at the home front right now. He was defeated before Nwifuru was sworn in. Or did you not see he couldn’t even succeed in getting his brother to succeed him in the senate? My problem with you is that you are never practical |
Believe it or not, the outcome of the 2023 presidential election will forever remain controversial especially after INEC turned off the IREV and shut down every transparency in the management of the result of that election. In the end, ‘losers’ were told to “Go To Court” in a manner that seemed like mockery. However, the ‘losers’, and indeed all Nigerians, held up hope and believed that the judiciary will correct what ill they observed during the election especially when you consider that INEC failed to keep to letters of both the Electoral Act and their Guidelines but alas, the judiciary arrived at a judgment they said was the right decision but I doubt majority of Nigerians agree with them. Now, having seen that INEC is not likely to obey their own rules and that the judiciary may not give a judgment acceptable to many, do you think Nigerians would have the kind of patience they had last year should the 2027 elections be rigged or would they rather resort to self help? |
garfield1:See you in 2027 First, we will start with booting out the letter writer in Anambra next year. Rig him in if you can |
Kukutente23:I am in any party against APC. In fact, if tomorrow I see any part of APC against APC, I will support them |
garfield1:Nothing una wan do wey una never do. Nigerians are waiting for your dirty games. You think you will ever repeat what you did in 2023 and ask us to “Go To Court” and this country will stand? Let’s watch. Meanwhile, I’m for any party against APC. |
teebillz:You understand the strategy 👍 |
garfield1:Don’t cry on PDP, the speaker is YPP. By the way, we have sworn in those who have accepted to defect after taking in oath of office. If they keep their word and defect, that would bring about 17 lawmakers on the side of the governor. We can then swear in the remaining 7 irritants (if we want) let them come and become noisemakers that will never achieve nothing. You people think you know politics and that anything goes in your book? Hold our beer 🍺, let’s play! |
See how they used debt and rendered Adeleke incapable of doing any reasonable thing in Osun. By the time debt is deducted, the poor man will have nothing left for infrastructure except for salaries. After you will see idiots asking what Adeleke is doing in Osun. |
Ikaeniyan0:Why should there be scarcity in any part of Nigeria? Did your urine dispenser not promise that with subsidy gone, fuel scarcity will be a thing of the past? Now, fuel is expensive and still not available. |
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