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Re: Is Makinde Withdrawal Of Support From PDP A Win For Tinubu? by Oblongata: 3:05pm On Nov 01, 2022
sleek214:
. Why do you guys always reason with your anus? In your narrow mind, Makinde asked his supporters/followers that are supporting PDP to support APC, they will now leave APC and support LP, are you guys even normal?. The foolishness of obedients is 10x more than the foolishness of buharists in 2019
My brother why you wan burst their cruise? Make dem continue to dey deceive themselves na? E no sweet you ni?

The same way they were analyzing rubbish about the APC Primaries.
Re: Is Makinde Withdrawal Of Support From PDP A Win For Tinubu? by Henz81: 3:09pm On Nov 01, 2022
BATified2023:
u igbos n self deciet are inseparable

We have already told u time without number that it’s tinubu we are supporting irrespective of party affiliation n now a whole governor have made it clear n u are whining yourself

Makind made it clear in an interview with mayor Isaac brown that he will never support atiku n I believe u saw how he sent his deputy to meet tinubu for afenifere endorsement n even when seyi finished the interview he said it loud n clear that

Asiwaju ni wa n everyone smiled

U igbos will get d greatest shock of your life come 2023
A Yoruba man is always a Yoruba man, trust them at your own peril. If a Yoruba man ask you to seat please run, if he ask you to run please seat, can't just trust them. So Atiku always watch your back while associating with them. It runs in there blood.
Re: Is Makinde Withdrawal Of Support From PDP A Win For Tinubu? by BATified2023: 3:18pm On Nov 01, 2022
Henz81:
A Yoruba man is always a Yoruba man, trust them at your own peril. If a Yoruba man ask you to seat please run, if he ask you to run please seat, can't just trust them. So Atiku always watch your back while associating with them. It runs in there blood.
emeka I know say e pain u but no too cry
Re: Is Makinde Withdrawal Of Support From PDP A Win For Tinubu? by rrhostomy(m): 3:22pm On Nov 01, 2022
Xscape1993:
I just pity GSM if this report is true....
We have 3 popular candidates and 2 of them are well known PDP recruits. Good to also note that the population of people with voters registration card lies in the north so a popular recruit should focus on winning the north.
My take.
Re: Is Makinde Withdrawal Of Support From PDP A Win For Tinubu? by StylelushMag: 4:47pm On Nov 01, 2022
Yorubas and tribalism, TUFIAKWA
Winning123:
Any wonder a 30-year-old boy lead you people into a civil war in a tribe where there are elders. And go and ask them what happened to Zik in Western Region when some people cross carpeted which enabled Awolowo to become Premier
Re: Is Makinde Withdrawal Of Support From PDP A Win For Tinubu? by Levels1(m): 4:49pm On Nov 01, 2022
moshuur:
infact, his analysis shows he knows nothing about politics
No bro, rather it shows how old he was and as such this forum is for adults and not underage.
Re: Is Makinde Withdrawal Of Support From PDP A Win For Tinubu? by VULCAN(m): 4:53pm On Nov 01, 2022
You keep trying to sound intelligent but one basic fact continues to elude you which makes your intelligence suspect...

...The People

In every single one of your narrow minded permutations you have ignored them.

No governor decides who I and millions of others will vote.

No governor can rob anyone of their vote as long as they stay till the end to monitor what happens at the polling unit.

I'm always amazed at how you consistently ignore the voters decisions in all your essays.

You must be a consummate rigger and not a democrat in any form.

February isn't that far.

A few people will remember your irritating articles then...

And how wrong you were.

The rest of Nigerians will forget you ever existed

oikirodah:
Source iReporteronline.
https://ireporteronline.com.ng/blog/battle-4-2023-disaster-lies-ahead-for-atiku-as-seyi-makinde-dumps-pdp-candidate-for-tinubu/
Re: Is Makinde Withdrawal Of Support From PDP A Win For Tinubu? by Menclothing: 5:38pm On Nov 01, 2022
Pdp should have given obi or wike ticket


North should never come back after 8yrs of buhari south will rule 8yrs
Re: Is Makinde Withdrawal Of Support From PDP A Win For Tinubu? by IfnobeGod20(m):
femisplash:
You haven't heard about the Afenifere meeting in which he was ably represented by his deputy. Anyways, a loser would ordinarily finds it difficult to understand a Governor aligning with a proven winner. So, reserve your pity for your candidate that would labour in vain.
Makinde will never put himself in a murky water and go and support Tinubu. I know he would have learned from 2003 episode that eroded AD in south west, when they went supporting PDP because of OBJ to win presidency. It was only Tinubu that refused supporting OBJ in the whole south west states and he was the only one that retained his state for AD.
Any PDP state that dare support APC's presidential candidate for election, such state is digging its political grave. I know no state controlled by APC will dare support PDP because of the ripple effect.
We were there before and we know the results. A word is enough for the wise.
Re: Is Makinde Withdrawal Of Support From PDP A Win For Tinubu? by Britishpea: 7:15pm On Nov 01, 2022
successmatters:
On the contrary, I think it's a win for Peter Obi.

Let me explain it very well.

Most of the people loyal to the PDP in the south west looks unto Makinde as their point of direction. Brotherly affection means that where he stands, they will stand. As Makinde makes moves to dissociate himself from the camp of Atiku, the generality of supporters of PDP in the region will turn their backs on PDP as a party, but will they vote for a Tinubu? No.

Most people who are supporting PDP in the south west are people who hated the overbearing nature of Tinubu. So voting Tinubu is a no no to them. They will rather throw their support on another strong contender whom the angry Wike camp aligns with, and there is no time for reconciliation, all these crisis in PDP is going to benefit Labour Party and Peter Obi, with Yusuf Baba Datti Ahmed.
You are talking trash with confidence. You must really think Obi is very popular. On the Election Day, even before it starts, during the campaigns you will understand that Obi is not in the race.

Tinubu will clear OYO state with totality. Ajimobi structures, Ladoja structures, Penkelemesi Akin Alabi, teslim folarin and of course Makinde structures will win the election easily. U must really think Obi can do a shit without a structure. U will soon understand what politics is all about.

In the whole of South west, the only state we fear for now is Ondo. Akeredolu isn’t loved in the state plus the fact that Ondo had not been a stable state for a particular party. They tend to mostly shift to PDP.
Re: Is Makinde Withdrawal Of Support From PDP A Win For Tinubu? by ufuosman(m): 11:17pm On Nov 01, 2022
Time will tell
Re: Is Makinde Withdrawal Of Support From PDP A Win For Tinubu? by 9jahotblog: 1:28am On Nov 02, 2022
Tinubu ma lule piii Lekan siii niiii. Good people of oyo state will votes APC out of power in February 25th, 2023 presidential election. Tinubu is a goner.
Re: Is Makinde Withdrawal Of Support From PDP A Win For Tinubu? by Tonnierichy(m): 7:39pm On Mar 02, 2023
successmatters:
My fear is that this is turning into a one horse race, Peter Obi is the only candidate people are seeing now, Atiku and Tinubu are too incapacitated to matter in this election.
I just saw this again and laughed😂😂😂
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