Christistruth03:
But the same Courts acquitted Tinubu and you are still yelling

Taylor92:
Tinubu is the desperate one here


With all the huddles and evidences against him this man is still power intoxicated


Causing sane Nigerians an international embarrassment


Chicago most wanted certificate thief

Taylor92:
Tinubu is the desperate one here


With all the huddles and evidences against him this man is still power intoxicated


Causing sane Nigerians an international embarrassment


Chicago most wanted certificate thief

eeetuk:
"However, his journey to attain the prestigious position has been marked by sheer desperation manifested in the ongoing dramatisation of his fabricated Chicago State University saga."---Adamu Mohammed.

Absurd plain and simple!
Is Adamu Mohammed from northern Nigeria?
If your answer is yes, it will confirm my own research findings which show that most people in northern Nigeria endorse criminal behavior. What did Atiku Abubakar do to call him desperate? Atiku Abubakar is the most honest human being on earth. Calling Atiku Abubakar willingness to expose criminal records of Bola Tinubu desperate is absurd to say the least. So I will argue here that Adamu Mohammed is a crook. Endorsing criminal behavior of Bola Tinubu makes Adamu Mohammad a crook. Nigeria is already plagued with crimes of all kinds and to add that of Bola Tinubu to the mix is like pouring gasoline on fire. Mr Mohammed you know what to do now? Ask your beloved boss, Mr Tinubu’ to resign,ASAP. NIGERIA needs an exemplary leader, not a crook like Bola Tinubu.

Taylor92:
Tinubu is the desperate one here


With all the huddles and evidences against him this man is still power intoxicated


Causing sane Nigerians an international embarrassment


Chicago most wanted certificate thief

Cantonese:
Hm.

Absolutely meaningless write up. Nothing added and nothing taken away from what is awash in the social media. Surely the writer should still be a little boy when the matter of 53 suit cases came up. Even if he was of age, he must be I’ll informed. This write up is simply nothing but showmanship. The writer appears like the APC version of PDP’s Reno Omokri, writing to catch the attention of Tinubu for an office.

Tinubu without equivocation said that the Presidency was his life time ambition. His supporters claimed that he carefully planned his way to that office for over 20 years. He’s desperation led to his now famous words (turned into song), emi lo kan. If you call Atiku a desperate man, what then will you call Tinubu himself?

Everyone has a right to aspire to any position that he wants in the country. Even though I disagreed with Atiku’s selection by PDP for the last election, it is in no doubt that he has been exercising his right.

This Mr. Adamu should just focus on other methods of getting himself a position, as Atiku is not his problem.

TONY042:
Wike has sent atiku to retirement already.

Kukutente23:
Only God knows how much the writer got for this
Congrats to him

Tareq1105:


Tinubu is just waiting for conclusion of the Case before he would respond to all the shenanigans of Atiku.

oyatainer:



No one is more desperate than someone who contested presidency 6 good times. Na by force?

OluwaSegun0509:
You also should come to terms the HE. President Bola. A. Tinubu is your prsedinet till at least 2027



quote author=Cantonese post=126317717]Hm.

Absolutely meaningless write up. Nothing added and nothing taken away from what is awash in the social media. Surely the writer should still be a little boy when the matter of 53 suit cases came up. Even if he was of age, he must be I’ll informed. This write up is simply nothing but showmanship. The writer appears like the APC version of PDP’s Reno Omokri, writing to catch the attention of Tinubu for an office.

Tinubu without equivocation said that the Presidency was his life time ambition. His supporters claimed that he carefully planned his way to that office for over 20 years. He’s desperation led to his now famous words (turned into song), emi lo kan. If you call Atiku a desperate man, what then will you call Tinubu himself?

Everyone has a right to aspire to any position that he wants in the country. Even though I disagreed with Atiku’s selection by PDP for the last election, it is in no doubt that he has been exercising his right.

This Mr. Adamu should just focus on other methods of getting himself a position, as Atiku is not his problem.

alimiadedayo1:

note this today he cannot do anything to Atiku forget about what you believe nothing will happen.. Nigeria is complex than what you think

aminulive:


https://politicsnigeria.com/atikus-desperation-for-presidency/

festacman:
I am not a fan of Atiku Abubakar but this write-up is a mere trash.

Come on, from time immemorial, politicians and businesspeople have exploited the mistakes, shortcomings, weaknesses, scandals of their opponents or competitors to their advantage. And there are many instances of election losers turning winners overnight in Nigeria because of problems with qualifications, tax returns, age falsification, etc of their opponents. Atiku didn't commit any sacrilege by dragging President Tinubu naked in the market place. He was just trying to play the game the way it has been played from the beginning of time. The fact is that if Tinubu was in Atiku's shoes, he would have done the same or even worse.

By the way, I feel that Tinubu anticipated something like this and worked ahead to surround himself with political heavyweights with heavy hefty wallets and extensive influence.

The lack of support from the PDP governors, PDP NASS members and other prominent members of the party has actually painted Atiku's legal battle as PERSONAL rather than PARTISAN. I am not sure if this aloofness is handiwork of Tinubu or it is just that these PDP heavyweights also have skeletons like Tinubu and therefore considered Atiku's actions as going too far for a mere local political contestation. Whatever it is, Atiku is fast looking like an orphan and may in fact run to Dubai on a long exile when Tinubu exercises his executive power in retaliation.

From all indications, only a miraculously favourable Supreme Court ruling will save him.

Cantonese:


The most disgraced and abused President abi? How about that?

festacman:
I am not a fan of Atiku Abubakar but this write-up is a mere trash.

Come on, from time immemorial, politicians and businesspeople have exploited the mistakes, shortcomings, weaknesses, scandals of their opponents or competitors to their advantage. And there are many instances of election losers turning winners overnight in Nigeria because of problems with qualifications, tax returns, age falsification, etc of their opponents. Atiku didn't commit any sacrilege by dragging President Tinubu naked in the market place. He was just trying to play the game the way it has been played from the beginning of time. The fact is that if Tinubu was in Atiku's shoes, he would have done the same or even worse.

By the way, I feel that Tinubu anticipated something like this and worked ahead to surround himself with political heavyweights with heavy hefty wallets and extensive influence.

The lack of support from the PDP governors, PDP NASS members and other prominent members of the party has actually painted Atiku's legal battle as PERSONAL rather than PARTISAN. I am not sure if this aloofness is handiwork of Tinubu or it is just that these PDP heavyweights also have skeletons like Tinubu and therefore considered Atiku's actions as going too far for a mere local political contestation. Whatever it is, Atiku is fast looking like an orphan and may in fact run to Dubai on a long exile when Tinubu exercises his executive power in retaliation.

From all indications, only a miraculously favourable Supreme Court ruling will save him.

OluwaSegun0509:
He isn't the first, neither would he be the last.

tabaralph:

So everyone that has different opinions from yours is paid?

benardtotti:


Ok , I will come back here to remind you .

festacman:
I am not a fan of Atiku Abubakar but this write-up is a mere trash.

Come on, from time immemorial, politicians and businesspeople have exploited the mistakes, shortcomings, weaknesses, scandals of their opponents or competitors to their advantage. And there are many instances of election losers turning winners overnight in Nigeria because of problems with qualifications, tax returns, age falsification, etc of their opponents. Atiku didn't commit any sacrilege by dragging President Tinubu naked in the market place. He was just trying to play the game the way it has been played from the beginning of time. The fact is that if Tinubu was in Atiku's shoes, he would have done the same or even worse.

By the way, I feel that Tinubu anticipated something like this and worked ahead to surround himself with political heavyweights with heavy hefty wallets and extensive influence.

The lack of support from the PDP governors, PDP NASS members and other prominent members of the party has actually painted Atiku's legal battle as PERSONAL rather than PARTISAN. I am not sure if this aloofness is handiwork of Tinubu or it is just that these PDP heavyweights also have skeletons like Tinubu and therefore considered Atiku's actions as going too far for a mere local political contestation. Whatever it is, Atiku is fast looking like an orphan and may in fact run to Dubai on a long exile when Tinubu exercises his executive power in retaliation.

From all indications, only a miraculously favourable Supreme Court ruling will save him.

Cantonese:


And the man who shouted emilokan and said that it was his “life time ambition”, starting with the senate in 1992, should be called what? Or you do not understand what it means by “life time ambition”? Who can ever be more desperate than a man who begged to be VP in 2007 and 2015, after serving as a governor between 1999 and 2007?

EagleSquare1:
Ambition and desperation are two different things. He screamed emilokan and he got it. The man who didn't scream emilokan but thought emilokan and wouldn't let go when it is obvious emilokan wasn't for him is the desperate one here.

And that's what we are talking about!