Elidrisy20:
I no care who become the next president, provided buhari is leaving office, that alone is a good news

MARKone:
These guys keep on referencing Lagos, yes Tinubu laid a good foundation when he was governor of the state, but then, he was younger, vibrant and more proactive. This man is in his 80's now and has over time weakened mentally and physically. This man is too old to rule a complex country like Nigeria.abi



My guy you need to care o, because me might move from frying pan to fire.

MARKone:
These guys keep on referencing Lagos, yes Tinubu laid a good foundation when he was governor of the state, but then, he was younger, vibrant and more proactive. This man is in his 80's now and has over time weakened mentally and physically. This man is too old to rule a complex country like Nigeria.



My guy you need to care o, because me might move from frying pan to fire.

SarkinYarki:
An example of the so called excellence below

oyatz:



All this will amount to nothing if you don't participate in the political processess.


Join the APC and influence who your delegate will vote for at the Primaries.

RagaMufeen:
Magnus is only saying this because his arch enemy Amaechi is Tinubu's foe.

SarkinYarki:


I am a member of PDP

GenAbacha:
Tueh!

They have begun the white washing. Someone that needs a walking stick to stand for a few minutes is the person that wants to lead a vibrant nation for 4 years?

I know where the north stands, lol dem no even need talk am. We also know where the east and south stands.

But the west, I hope they don’t sell their future

RagaMufeen:
Magnus is only saying this because his arch enemy Amaechi is Tinubu's foe.

BigSarah:
All tribal champions, reduce the tribal slurs. Most of you pushing tribal agenda at the end you won't be beneficiaries..
Use your PVC to choose not hateful comments.

Tinubu 2023


Insha Allah

TooNoisy:
I see the Tinubu machinery in full force. The man has had a lifelong ambition and he has been working tirelessly towards it. Love him or hate him, the man has a vision. And then, someone would come out an say they should cede the presidency to one 'Pius Anyim' or 'Dave Umahi' because it is their turn.

Ride on Tinubu, but my preference is Osinbajo.

BigSarah:
All tribal champions, reduce the tribal slurs. Most of you pushing tribal agenda at the end you won't be beneficiaries..
Use your PVC to choose not hateful comments.

Tinubu 2023


Insha Allah

GenAbacha:
Tueh!

They have begun the white washing. Someone that needs a walking stick to stand for a few minutes is the person that wants to lead a vibrant nation for 4 years?

I know where the north stands, lol dem no even need talk am. We also know where the east and south stands.

But the west, I hope they don’t sell their future

Baawahala:

Your preference is anything Yoruba, typical

eeetuk:
" Senator ABE: " the story of Lagos State and where it is today cannot be discussed without mentioning Tinubu."

But for good or bad reasons?
Lagos State has been the capital of Nigeria since 1906, yet, it remains the world #1 slum state in the world. Go to Lagos and observe what you see. You will see people defecate in public. No good drinking water to serve people. When it rains, your homes or apartments submerged into water. Roads are in terrible state. Residents dressed poorly--an indication of poverty and poor healthcare services. Close your Nose!

Lagos receives the highest federal funding than any state in Nigeria, yet, no improvement has been made in the areas of sanitation, electricity supply, healthcare services, public transportation and much more.

And who will ever forget the infamous Makoko slum in Lagos---which has been credited to Bola Tinubu leadership

dokxavi:
For me, I know Osinbajo will not make an effective president. He has no structures and will be easily swayed by trivial sentiments.

blamingthedevil:
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RagaMufeen:
Magnus is only saying this because his arch enemy Amaechi is Tinubu's foe.

jaxxy:



U are only deceiving urself. Did Jonathan have any structure??

blamingthedevil:
“The one thing that has kept Africa where it is today is that leaders prefer loyalty above capacity and competence. Asiwaju is one of few leaders in Africa who picks capacity and competence above loyalty and promotes excellence in every way

“So I think he is eminently qualified and other people who think they are qualified are also free to indicate their interest.”