₦airaland Forum

Telekinetic:
Afon.já Mozulem pigs and dangerous stupidity like 5 & 6. What brought his father into the discussion?? Well… What do you expect from followers of a ‘microphone taster’🤮

reddingtonblack:
Did you continue what your father did, lets start from there

Soulvein:
I don't know what is wrong with some of you on this platform. If you had posted this 10 years ago, it would have made much sense because at least we know age was on his side then, but now he is no longer capable to accomplish most of what you are expecting from him above and you know this.
Keep promoting mediocrity, you think a country's election is about tribe or religion? May God help you Tinubu followers to see the light and follow the truth regardless of the level of brainwashing and hardship that is preventing you people from thinking straight.

Realist12:
One project I want to see it's continuity is NLNG train 7, Tinubu has said he wants Nigeria to compete with Russia in Europe gas Market which is what Buhari is doing with NLNG train 7 project . That is a project that needs to be continued coz we need the revenue we know Tinubu doesn't joke with revenue and such visions cannot be managed by either Atiku and Obi coz they can't see anything positive about Nigeria today , just like they goofed on the Siemens deal .
We want to see the continuity of infrastructural revolution which one candidate is opposed to .
Atiku Mr sell the assets should go back to Dubai.

BAT2027 ♾

Akharmony:
Tibunu has a true spirit of forgivness, not minding the host of enemies that standup againt him during the primaries, even the number two(2) citizen of the country that he single handedly hand picked and presented him to Buhari has vice president also stood againt him(Fear People Oo). I think there is absolutely no Buhari legacy Tinubu will follow, Tinubu for long has distance himself from the Aso villa for a longtime. If God permit him to be President I believe he will have on of the most intelligent cabinet in the history of Nigeria judging from the cabibre of people that has worked under him and those he has supported so far. The truth is bitter but from the look of things, Obi is not close to winning the election

maasoap:
May be infrastructures, other than that, he has no legacy.
Tinubu will chart his own path. He doesn't even agree with most of Buhari's decisions be it on economy or financial or whatever

Babaibe:
Peter Obi in summary:


How can I queue behind a man who did NOT employ a single teacher in Anambra in 8 years and leave a man under whose leadership teachers were kings and Queens in Lagos? I craze?

How can I stand with a man with no single investment in Anambra in 8 years and jettison a man with several investments in Lagos? I ma*d?

How can I support a man under whose leadership State medical doctors went into strike action for 13 months leaving a man who e'en built more medical facilities in Lagos? Dem swear for me?

How can I run after a man whose name appeared in the list of corrupt politicians outside the country (Pandora papers) and leave a man with no single conviction? Mo ya wèrè ni?

How can I gravitate towards a man whose driver was caught with N250m he was trying to launder for him and leave a man with clean bill of slate in Lagos? Nígbàtí mi kìí se òdè.

How can I canvass support for a man who refused to pay salaries of workers of State Water Corporation Board for 7 years leaving over 200 of them to die in penury and abandon a man whose workers' welfare was a top priority? I no well?

How can I advocate for a man under whose leadership unwarranted killings (Akwuzu SARS) was rife and ignore a man with many firsts and milestones? I sick?

How can I evangelise politically for a man under whose leadership the State University in Awka went on 6-month strike action and forget a man who even donated N1B to the State University recently to further develop it? I drank Mpkurumiri ni?

How can I, in my sane state of mind drum support for a man who's been exporting job opportunities outside Nigeria in o'er 30 years by importing groceries and wines, devaluing our Naira and run down a man who invested heavily in the economy with many families 👪 drawing their living standard from their? Mo fa'gbó yó ni?

How on earth can anyone tell me to leave gold for 'panda' àbí na Pandora?

Same Obi with no signature investment in Anambra?

Same Obi with no IGR growth?

Same Obi with no visible infrastructure?

Same Obi with no strong IGR?

Same Obi who invested public funds in his family business?

Same Obi who refused to conduct Local Government election for years under his watch?

Abeg, make una dey reason well na.

I chop winch àbí I dey craze to carry a liability for head like Gala? See, I'm not driven by emotions, but reality.

Asiwaju is a sellable product with sterling antecedents. I am too Jagabanistic Batified and SKSfied. I will provide all links if you need them. No one pays me for this. I did my research on the three candidate. Atiku is worst. Tinubu is the only way

igbotormentor:
This thing is my thing is different from this thing is our thing, God bless jagaban the incoming president of the federal republic of Nigeria

BentizilL:
Jagaban is coming
He's C#mming into your mouth ...

ibibiofirstlady:
By Ayokunle Odekunle

It is a fundamental principle that elections are a referendum on the incumbent. It also goes without saying, that contestants on a party’s platform are to run on the party’s record. Or lack of it.

I will give examples

The Obasanjo, running on the platform of the newly formed PDP campaigned on Economic prosperity, Banking consolidations, unbundling of the telecoms industry and what have you.



Alongside his Vice President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, the administration delivered on these promises.

Hence, the PDP in seeking the peoples’ mandate in 2003, 2007 and 2011 ran on the party’s records. The Late Umaru Musa Yar’dua (in 2007), Goodluck Jonathan (in 2011 & 2015) touted the party’s numerous achievements in office and promised to do even better.

In 2019, the Atiku/Obi ticket also ran on the party’s record stretching back to 1999. They embraced both the successes and failures of the numerous PDP administrations.

It’s how it works; a candidate cannot seek to separate himself from his party’s successes or failures.

Brings me to the main issue, which is Bola Tinubu’s attempts at touting himself as ‘pro masses’ by trying to somehow separate himself from his party’s monumental failures and anti-people policies that have being since 2015.

It doesn’t work that way.

Nigerians have unanimously agreed that the APC administration since 2015 is the worst of our lifetime. What’s more? Everyone (including APC supporters) are in agreement that the Buhari-led APC Government’s Anti-people policies have made people poorer and more miserable.

Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the APC Presidential candidate has promised (with no ambiguities) to continue the failed anti-people policies of the current government.

You don’t have to take my word for it

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/560299-2023-again-tinubu-vows-to-build-on-buharis-legacy.html?tztc=1

What is this Buhari legacy Bola Tinubu wants to continue if voted into power?

Fuel scarcity
Border closures
Corruption
Monumental debts with nothing to show
Naira scarcity
Increased insurgency across the fro political regions
ASUU strikes
Cryptocurrency ban

Etc

It is on record that Bola Tinubu has sided with the Buhari administration over the people of Nigeria since 2015. He has defended and justified the Government’s inhumane policies with no remorse. Same applies to his teeming followers.

As you head for the polls in two weeks Thereabout, it’s expedient on you to go with the #SafeChoice which is Alhaji Atiku Abubakar who is running on his party’s platform of prosperity.

If you want the APC anti-people policies to be a thing of the past, you have to reject Tinubu

Nigerians must reject Tinubu’s sly attempts at distancing himself from his party’s failure. The coming election is a referendum on the APC and they must be voted out from Top to bottom on the ballot.

Realist12:
One project I want to see it's continuity is NLNG train 7, Tinubu has said he wants Nigeria to compete with Russia in Europe gas Market which is what Buhari is doing with NLNG train 7 project . That is a project that needs to be continued coz we need the revenue we know Tinubu doesn't joke with revenue and such visions cannot be managed by either Atiku and Obi coz they can't see anything positive about Nigeria today , just like they goofed on the Siemens deal .
We want to see the continuity of infrastructural revolution which one candidate is opposed to .
Atiku Mr sell the assets should go back to Dubai.

BAT2027 ♾

Emola12:
like say nah your forefather wrote the Bible were oloriburuku

DrMuzungu:
Legacies? Of course there are leacies.

Legacy of insecurity
Legacy of ever-growing banditry
Legacy of constant inflation. When Bulhar1 took over, Naira was what? N175 for $1? Yes, just another legacy.
Legacy of creating, or giving the consent for creation, of several new groups. ISWAP? Yes, that is one
Legacy of bandits from the north disguised as herdsmen
Legacy of opressing the south. How many top officials are from the south and how many from the north?
Legacy of tribalism
Legacy of no power at all for days

...now you can continue my list!

ibibiofirstlady:
By Ayokunle Odekunle

It is a fundamental principle that elections are a referendum on the incumbent. It also goes without saying, that contestants on a party’s platform are to run on the party’s record. Or lack of it.

I will give examples

The Obasanjo, running on the platform of the newly formed PDP campaigned on Economic prosperity, Banking consolidations, unbundling of the telecoms industry and what have you.



Alongside his Vice President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, the administration delivered on these promises.

Hence, the PDP in seeking the peoples’ mandate in 2003, 2007 and 2011 ran on the party’s records. The Late Umaru Musa Yar’dua (in 2007), Goodluck Jonathan (in 2011 & 2015) touted the party’s numerous achievements in office and promised to do even better.

In 2019, the Atiku/Obi ticket also ran on the party’s record stretching back to 1999. They embraced both the successes and failures of the numerous PDP administrations.

It’s how it works; a candidate cannot seek to separate himself from his party’s successes or failures.

Brings me to the main issue, which is Bola Tinubu’s attempts at touting himself as ‘pro masses’ by trying to somehow separate himself from his party’s monumental failures and anti-people policies that have being since 2015.

It doesn’t work that way.

Nigerians have unanimously agreed that the APC administration since 2015 is the worst of our lifetime. What’s more? Everyone (including APC supporters) are in agreement that the Buhari-led APC Government’s Anti-people policies have made people poorer and more miserable.

Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the APC Presidential candidate has promised (with no ambiguities) to continue the failed anti-people policies of the current government.

You don’t have to take my word for it

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/560299-2023-again-tinubu-vows-to-build-on-buharis-legacy.html?tztc=1

What is this Buhari legacy Bola Tinubu wants to continue if voted into power?

Fuel scarcity
Border closures
Corruption
Monumental debts with nothing to show
Naira scarcity
Increased insurgency across the fro political regions
ASUU strikes
Cryptocurrency ban

Etc

It is on record that Bola Tinubu has sided with the Buhari administration over the people of Nigeria since 2015. He has defended and justified the Government’s inhumane policies with no remorse. Same applies to his teeming followers.

As you head for the polls in two weeks Thereabout, it’s expedient on you to go with the #SafeChoice which is Alhaji Atiku Abubakar who is running on his party’s platform of prosperity.

If you want the APC anti-people policies to be a thing of the past, you have to reject Tinubu

Nigerians must reject Tinubu’s sly attempts at distancing himself from his party’s failure. The coming election is a referendum on the APC and they must be voted out from Top to bottom on the ballot.

Reinaldo:
Help us ask him and his brainless urchins o

Racoon:
What we have now is a catastrophe. Don't reinforce failure. Think we'll and act right.

reddingtonblack:
i don"t mean it as an insult, i am just curious why is he so insistent that Tinubu will do exactly what Buhari did.
Buhari and Tinubu are not twins or blood related, even Psquare have their differences so why would anyone force a motion that Tinubu will do as Buhari, these is someone we know @MartinsD12

Support and vote whoever you want but make stop all these mischieve & lies just because you to promote your candidate is better

ibibiofirstlady:
By Ayokunle Odekunle

It is a fundamental principle that elections are a referendum on the incumbent. It also goes without saying, that contestants on a party’s platform are to run on the party’s record. Or lack of it.

I will give examples

The Obasanjo, running on the platform of the newly formed PDP campaigned on Economic prosperity, Banking consolidations, unbundling of the telecoms industry and what have you.



Alongside his Vice President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, the administration delivered on these promises.

Hence, the PDP in seeking the peoples’ mandate in 2003, 2007 and 2011 ran on the party’s records. The Late Umaru Musa Yar’dua (in 2007), Goodluck Jonathan (in 2011 & 2015) touted the party’s numerous achievements in office and promised to do even better.

In 2019, the Atiku/Obi ticket also ran on the party’s record stretching back to 1999. They embraced both the successes and failures of the numerous PDP administrations.

It’s how it works; a candidate cannot seek to separate himself from his party’s successes or failures.

Brings me to the main issue, which is Bola Tinubu’s attempts at touting himself as ‘pro masses’ by trying to somehow separate himself from his party’s monumental failures and anti-people policies that have being since 2015.

It doesn’t work that way.

Nigerians have unanimously agreed that the APC administration since 2015 is the worst of our lifetime. What’s more? Everyone (including APC supporters) are in agreement that the Buhari-led APC Government’s Anti-people policies have made people poorer and more miserable.

Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the APC Presidential candidate has promised (with no ambiguities) to continue the failed anti-people policies of the current government.

You don’t have to take my word for it

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/560299-2023-again-tinubu-vows-to-build-on-buharis-legacy.html?tztc=1

What is this Buhari legacy Bola Tinubu wants to continue if voted into power?

Fuel scarcity
Border closures
Corruption
Monumental debts with nothing to show
Naira scarcity
Increased insurgency across the fro political regions
ASUU strikes
Cryptocurrency ban

Etc

It is on record that Bola Tinubu has sided with the Buhari administration over the people of Nigeria since 2015. He has defended and justified the Government’s inhumane policies with no remorse. Same applies to his teeming followers.

As you head for the polls in two weeks Thereabout, it’s expedient on you to go with the #SafeChoice which is Alhaji Atiku Abubakar who is running on his party’s platform of prosperity.

If you want the APC anti-people policies to be a thing of the past, you have to reject Tinubu

Nigerians must reject Tinubu’s sly attempts at distancing himself from his party’s failure. The coming election is a referendum on the APC and they must be voted out from Top to bottom on the ballot.

Believeintruth:
You don't have sense so a dementia patient is a sellable product
Once again you don't have sense