FirstSon01:
I'll add one disadvantage of Peter Obi, his supporters will move to silence anyone who largely criticizes him.

henryobinna:
do you think they have the power?

When it comes to power, An obi supporter is no different from a BAT supporter; both have no powers themselves.

FirstSon01:


The supporters of a candidate have the power to make a candidate do the worst or best just to keep their support.

That's why Atiku deleted that Sarah post even though he was disgusted with the issue, but was scared of it escalating so the North won't get angry at him.

henryobinna:
it is utterly irresponsible to blame supporters of a candidate for the action of that very candidate. It shows such candidate should never come close to anything related to power or authority. Such a candidate who is controlled by his supporters is a kid and doesn't deserve to lead.


Atiku deleted the tweet(about Deborah not Sarah I think) because he wanted to not because his supporters asked. He has his reasons for deleting the tweet, the reasons could be because he believed the girl deserved to be killed or because he wants to get the votes of Muslim extremists up north, whatever it is, it was still his decision to delete the tweet not his supporters or the voters decision. Shifting the blame to the supporters is the height of irresponsibility and I strongly hope Atikue himself does not intend to deceive Nigerians with that lie because it'd be better we have a well known child to be president than someone who can be controlled by supporters to execute their desires.

Supporters do not have that power, simple.

ScamHunter:
Atiku Abubakar
Advantages
1. Atiku understands business and the need for prosperity. He would actively seek for FDI for the economy.

2. An intelligent person, so may make some right governance decisions.

3. Atiku is a nationalist and wouldn't limit policy executions to the core north.

Disadvantages
1. Atiku is a weak-willed individual and would be largely influenced by another cabal in power.

2. Atiku as a Fulani would not have the will to reign in his terrorist brothers killing people all over the country. His presidency would be calamitous in terms of bloodshed, especially in Benue, Plateau and Southern Kaduna.

3. Atiku deleting a tweet that condemned the murder of Deborah shows he is a man who won't stick out his neck to do the right thing. The country would be mostly on autopilot with him in charge.

4. Atiku would continue the appeasement of terrorists like ISWAP and BH while they consolidate.

5. Like most Fulani politicians, Atiku likes free money he didn't work for and his government would personify corruption with attendant looting.

6. Atiku, like all Northerners prefer a Nigeria where the south feeds the North so won't move for restructuring. He'll move to consolidate northern grip on power.

7. If Atiku wins, the south may not hold power for a long time to come since the north would had learnt the secret of holding power perpetually. Divide the south and conquer...

Bola Tinubu
Advantages
1. The south would feel a reprieve that power is in the south.

2. Tinubu may move for restructuring the country.

3. You can take a lot from Tinubi but what is not in doubt is the man's boldness. If he is healthy enough, he could be an equalizer to the northern dominance of the south.

Disadvantages
1. Tinubu is old, sick and weak and won't be in charge. The best case scenario is that his wife would run the country behind the scene like Yaradua's wife did. The worst case scenario is that Shettima would take charge of the country.

2. Tinubu would lack the will to tackle the Fulani menace due to his known deference to them. So wanton killings would continue unabated in the country.

3. Boko Haram would consolidate with the presence of a sympathizer like Shettima in power. Borno and Yobe plus Adamawa would be threatened since the terror group may gain more clout and arms using their new found government connection.

4. Tinubu would be a tribal leader who is in government to get Yoruba share. Since he has seen how Buhari got Fulani share, he would make Yoruba interest top priority while agitation in other regions, especially the southeast and south south would heighten.

5. Tinubu is corrupt and the effect would be seen all over the country via excessive looting. The economy may collapse with the USD pushing up towards the #3000 region by the time he's done stealing for his own friends.

6. Tinibu's main baggage is his health. If he's in government, it'll be as if he's not there so others run things.


Peter Obi

Advantages
1. Obi is interested in fixing the country. So expect a revolution and wide sweeping reforms in most sectors.

2. Obi is anti establishment and would drastically cut the cost of governance to put money in the hands of common people.

3. Expect massive shakeups in the civil service, military, paramilitary and public service as he moves to curb corruption and waste.

4. Obi's government would tackle agitations for the breakup of Nigeria and may succeed in minimizing it. They'll actively combat terrorism in his government.

5. Industrial and agricultural revolution is what his government would be known for.

6. Expect a higher GDP for the country with revenues flowing in from untapped resources

Disadvantages

1. Obi would run the most opposed government in the history of the country as cabals would be formed by the political class to oppose his policies and bring him down.

2. Expect real opposition from the National Assembly for the first time as the man plugs the looting avenues they've enjoyed for decades.

3. His mass empowerment policies would lead to lower taxes, tax reliefs and lower IGRs.

4. There'll be massive shake ups, retirements and sacks in the Federal Civil Service, Police and military as the man culls the unqualified quota-based manpower to build stronger institutions.

5. Obi seems to like Nigeria as presently constituted and wouldn't move for restructuring.

Addendum

Kwankwanso
Advantages
1. Kwankwanso is another intelligent man capable of forming a focused government that can make a positive impact on the economy.

2. He'll leverage the Kwankwanaiya policy for infrastructural development in several regions of the country.

3. A man like Kwankwanso can bring a good team aboard based on his extensive experience and connection with both the masses and political class. This could be good news for the economy.

4. He may not have as much sympathy for Boko Haram as we have seen in recent years. Though this is a cold comfort since most muslims have secret love for anything Jihad.

Disadvantages
1. Kwankanso is an ethnic supremacists and would channel most of his projects to favour the north, just like Buhari.

2. He won't care much about the carnage and bloodletting by his Fulani kinsmen. So the tears and blood would continue unabated from the middlebelt to the south.

3. There'll be anti government sentiments from the South since he is a man who is hardly neutral on ethnic issues.

Omoyele Sowore
Advantages
1. Reasonably educated and a militant mindset, Sowore would be anti establishment for some time if he is president. However, not long...

2. Public perception would mean a lot to Sowore, so he'll curry the favor of the press to maintain a good image for himself and the country.

3. Sowore will work to get the best out of the country to make it economically viable. Most of his economic policies would be copied from the the West (North America and EU)

4. Sowore would go all out against Fulani killer herdsmen thereby giving the Middlebelt and south some reprieve.

Disadvantages
1. Sowore is a closet tyrant and would use state apparatuses to harass and intimidated opponents.

2. His fixation on copying Western economies would backfire as resentment would grow due to high taxes as seen with Soludo's government in Anambra.

3. His government would be a caucus of cronies and associates because he's the type that feels that only those he know can be trusted, just like Buhari. The difference is that he'll have a lot of militant minds unwilling to make compromises around him.

4. His intolerance of opposition would ensure that even if the threat of terrorism from Fulani killers is minified, the country would hardly be at peace as various anti-government agitations spring up. Not just because Sowore was anti establishment, but because he wouldn't be able to stomach what he dished out to governments since the time of Abacha.

Cc: FirstSon01

FirstSon01:


Read slowly next time, I didn't absolve Atiku of the responsibility. And also, Atiku tweeted that thing himself. He was scared, Sokoto is the seat of the caliphate.

Some things are better left unsaid.

ScamHunter:
Atiku Abubakar
Advantages
1. Atiku understands business and the need for prosperity. He would actively seek for FDI for the economy.

2. An intelligent person, so may make some right governance decisions.

3. Atiku is a nationalist and wouldn't limit policy executions to the core north.

Disadvantages
1. Atiku is a weak-willed individual and would be largely influenced by another cabal in power.

2. Atiku as a Fulani would not have the will to reign in his terrorist brothers killing people all over the country. His presidency would be calamitous in terms of bloodshed, especially in Benue, Plateau and Southern Kaduna.

3. Atiku deleting a tweet that condemned the murder of Deborah shows he is a man who won't stick out his neck to do the right thing. The country would be mostly on autopilot with him in charge.

4. Atiku would continue the appeasement of terrorists like ISWAP and BH while they consolidate.

5. Like most Fulani politicians, Atiku likes free money he didn't work for and his government would personify corruption with attendant looting.

6. Atiku, like all Northerners prefer a Nigeria where the south feeds the North so won't move for restructuring. He'll move to consolidate northern grip on power.

7. If Atiku wins, the south may not hold power for a long time to come since the north would had learnt the secret of holding power perpetually. Divide the south and conquer...

Bola Tinubu
Advantages
1. The south would feel a reprieve that power is in the south.

2. Tinubu may move for restructuring the country.

3. You can take a lot from Tinubi but what is not in doubt is the man's boldness. If he is healthy enough, he could be an equalizer to the northern dominance of the south.

Disadvantages
1. Tinubu is old, sick and weak and won't be in charge. The best case scenario is that his wife would run the country behind the scene like Yaradua's wife did. The worst case scenario is that Shettima would take charge of the country.

2. Tinubu would lack the will to tackle the Fulani menace due to his known deference to them. So wanton killings would continue unabated in the country.

3. Boko Haram would consolidate with the presence of a sympathizer like Shettima in power. Borno and Yobe plus Adamawa would be threatened since the terror group may gain more clout and arms using their new found government connection.

4. Tinubu would be a tribal leader who is in government to get Yoruba share. Since he has seen how Buhari got Fulani share, he would make Yoruba interest top priority while agitation in other regions, especially the southeast and south south would heighten.

5. Tinubu is corrupt and the effect would be seen all over the country via excessive looting. The economy may collapse with the USD pushing up towards the #3000 region by the time he's done stealing for his own friends.

6. Tinibu's main baggage is his health. If he's in government, it'll be as if he's not there so others run things.


Peter Obi

Advantages
1. Obi is interested in fixing the country. So expect a revolution and wide sweeping reforms in most sectors.

2. Obi is anti establishment and would drastically cut the cost of governance to put money in the hands of common people.

3. Expect massive shakeups in the civil service, military, paramilitary and public service as he moves to curb corruption and waste.

4. Obi's government would tackle agitations for the breakup of Nigeria and may succeed in minimizing it. They'll actively combat terrorism in his government.

5. Industrial and agricultural revolution is what his government would be known for.

6. Expect a higher GDP for the country with revenues flowing in from untapped resources

Disadvantages

1. Obi would run the most opposed government in the history of the country as cabals would be formed by the political class to oppose his policies and bring him down.

2. Expect real opposition from the National Assembly for the first time as the man plugs the looting avenues they've enjoyed for decades.

3. His mass empowerment policies would lead to lower taxes, tax reliefs and lower IGRs.

4. There'll be massive shake ups, retirements and sacks in the Federal Civil Service, Police and military as the man culls the unqualified quota-based manpower to build stronger institutions.

5. Obi seems to like Nigeria as presently constituted and wouldn't move for restructuring.

Addendum

Kwankwanso
Advantages
1. Kwankwanso is another intelligent man capable of forming a focused government that can make a positive impact on the economy.

2. He'll leverage the Kwankwanaiya policy for infrastructural development in several regions of the country.

3. A man like Kwankwanso can bring a good team aboard based on his extensive experience and connection with both the masses and political class. This could be good news for the economy.

4. He may not have as much sympathy for Boko Haram as we have seen in recent years. Though this is a cold comfort since most muslims have secret love for anything Jihad.

Disadvantages
1. Kwankanso is an ethnic supremacists and would channel most of his projects to favour the north, just like Buhari.

2. He won't care much about the carnage and bloodletting by his Fulani kinsmen. So the tears and blood would continue unabated from the middlebelt to the south.

3. There'll be anti government sentiments from the South since he is a man who is hardly neutral on ethnic issues.

Omoyele Sowore
Advantages
1. Reasonably educated and a militant mindset, Sowore would be anti establishment for some time if he is president. However, not long...

2. Public perception would mean a lot to Sowore, so he'll curry the favor of the press to maintain a good image for himself and the country.

3. Sowore will work to get the best out of the country to make it economically viable. Most of his economic policies would be copied from the the West (North America and EU)

4. Sowore would go all out against Fulani killer herdsmen thereby giving the Middlebelt and south some reprieve.

Disadvantages
1. Sowore is a closet tyrant and would use state apparatuses to harass and intimidated opponents.

2. His fixation on copying Western economies would backfire as resentment would grow due to high taxes as seen with Soludo's government in Anambra.

3. His government would be a caucus of cronies and associates because he's the type that feels that only those he know can be trusted, just like Buhari. The difference is that he'll have a lot of militant minds unwilling to make compromises around him.

4. His intolerance of opposition would ensure that even if the threat of terrorism from Fulani killers is minified, the country would hardly be at peace as various anti-government agitations spring up. Not just because Sowore was anti establishment, but because he wouldn't be able to stomach what he dished out to governments since the time of Abacha.

Cc: FirstSon01

slivertongue:
You did a poor job on Atiku

henryobinna:
Whatever it is, a candidate's supporters do not have the power to silence anybody or take any decisions. The power rests on the shoulders of the candidate or president if they become president.

Let's stop the bad attitude of shifting blames. It's easier to blame supporters than those who are actually tasked with the being responsible with powers vested on them.

ScamHunter:
Atiku Abubakar
Advantages
1. Atiku understands business and the need for prosperity. He would actively seek for FDI for the economy.

2. An intelligent person, so may make some right governance decisions.

3. Atiku is a nationalist and wouldn't limit policy executions to the core north.

Disadvantages
1. Atiku is a weak-willed individual and would be largely influenced by another cabal in power.

2. Atiku as a Fulani would not have the will to reign in his terrorist brothers killing people all over the country. His presidency would be calamitous in terms of bloodshed, especially in Benue, Plateau and Southern Kaduna.

3. Atiku deleting a tweet that condemned the murder of Deborah shows he is a man who won't stick out his neck to do the right thing. The country would be mostly on autopilot with him in charge.

4. Atiku would continue the appeasement of terrorists like ISWAP and BH while they consolidate.

5. Like most Fulani politicians, Atiku likes free money he didn't work for and his government would personify corruption with attendant looting.

6. Atiku, like all Northerners prefer a Nigeria where the south feeds the North so won't move for restructuring. He'll move to consolidate northern grip on power.

7. If Atiku wins, the south may not hold power for a long time to come since the north would had learnt the secret of holding power perpetually. Divide the south and conquer...

Bola Tinubu
Advantages
1. The south would feel a reprieve that power is in the south.

2. Tinubu may move for restructuring the country.

3. You can take a lot from Tinubi but what is not in doubt is the man's boldness. If he is healthy enough, he could be an equalizer to the northern dominance of the south.

Disadvantages
1. Tinubu is old, sick and weak and won't be in charge. The best case scenario is that his wife would run the country behind the scene like Yaradua's wife did. The worst case scenario is that Shettima would take charge of the country.

2. Tinubu would lack the will to tackle the Fulani menace due to his known deference to them. So wanton killings would continue unabated in the country.

3. Boko Haram would consolidate with the presence of a sympathizer like Shettima in power. Borno and Yobe plus Adamawa would be threatened since the terror group may gain more clout and arms using their new found government connection.

4. Tinubu would be a tribal leader who is in government to get Yoruba share. Since he has seen how Buhari got Fulani share, he would make Yoruba interest top priority while agitation in other regions, especially the southeast and south south would heighten.

5. Tinubu is corrupt and the effect would be seen all over the country via excessive looting. The economy may collapse with the USD pushing up towards the #3000 region by the time he's done stealing for his own friends.

6. Tinibu's main baggage is his health. If he's in government, it'll be as if he's not there so others run things.


Peter Obi

Advantages
1. Obi is interested in fixing the country. So expect a revolution and wide sweeping reforms in most sectors.

2. Obi is anti establishment and would drastically cut the cost of governance to put money in the hands of common people.

3. Expect massive shakeups in the civil service, military, paramilitary and public service as he moves to curb corruption and waste.

4. Obi's government would tackle agitations for the breakup of Nigeria and may succeed in minimizing it. They'll actively combat terrorism in his government.

5. Industrial and agricultural revolution is what his government would be known for.

6. Expect a higher GDP for the country with revenues flowing in from untapped resources

Disadvantages

1. Obi would run the most opposed government in the history of the country as cabals would be formed by the political class to oppose his policies and bring him down.

2. Expect real opposition from the National Assembly for the first time as the man plugs the looting avenues they've enjoyed for decades.

3. His mass empowerment policies would lead to lower taxes, tax reliefs and lower IGRs.

4. There'll be massive shake ups, retirements and sacks in the Federal Civil Service, Police and military as the man culls the unqualified quota-based manpower to build stronger institutions.

5. Obi seems to like Nigeria as presently constituted and wouldn't move for restructuring.

Addendum

Kwankwanso
Advantages
1. Kwankwanso is another intelligent man capable of forming a focused government that can make a positive impact on the economy.

2. He'll leverage the Kwankwanaiya policy for infrastructural development in several regions of the country.

3. A man like Kwankwanso can bring a good team aboard based on his extensive experience and connection with both the masses and political class. This could be good news for the economy.

4. He may not have as much sympathy for Boko Haram as we have seen in recent years. Though this is a cold comfort since most muslims have secret love for anything Jihad.

Disadvantages
1. Kwankanso is an ethnic supremacists and would channel most of his projects to favour the north, just like Buhari.

2. He won't care much about the carnage and bloodletting by his Fulani kinsmen. So the tears and blood would continue unabated from the middlebelt to the south.

3. There'll be anti government sentiments from the South since he is a man who is hardly neutral on ethnic issues.

Omoyele Sowore
Advantages
1. Reasonably educated and a militant mindset, Sowore would be anti establishment for some time if he is president. However, not long...

2. Public perception would mean a lot to Sowore, so he'll curry the favor of the press to maintain a good image for himself and the country.

3. Sowore will work to get the best out of the country to make it economically viable. Most of his economic policies would be copied from the the West (North America and EU)

4. Sowore would go all out against Fulani killer herdsmen thereby giving the Middlebelt and south some reprieve.

Disadvantages
1. Sowore is a closet tyrant and would use state apparatuses to harass and intimidated opponents.

2. His fixation on copying Western economies would backfire as resentment would grow due to high taxes as seen with Soludo's government in Anambra.

3. His government would be a caucus of cronies and associates because he's the type that feels that only those he know can be trusted, just like Buhari. The difference is that he'll have a lot of militant minds unwilling to make compromises around him.

4. His intolerance of opposition would ensure that even if the threat of terrorism from Fulani killers is minified, the country would hardly be at peace as various anti-government agitations spring up. Not just because Sowore was anti establishment, but because he wouldn't be able to stomach what he dished out to governments since the time of Abacha.

Cc: FirstSon01

FirstSon01:


Buhari's supporters killed people cause he lost 2011 elections and would have done same in 2015.

Keep up with that stupid nonsense you're saying because you're obidient and want to absolve Obimumu from their rascality.