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izzou:
[color=royalblue]If Obi did not get high numbers outside the SE, it means the people outside were tribalistic not to vote him.

How can you be asking why Obi did not get high numbers in Zamfara?

The people in Zamfara should be answering that naa[/color]

So everyone not giving Obi 90% votes is tribalistic then

Even when they didn't give their own sons that percentage

Osun gave Tinubu less than 50% tribalistic
Lagos gave Tinubu less than 50% tribalistic
Adamawa gave Atiku less than 80% tribalistic
Anambra and SE gave Obi greater than 85% not tribalistic

GrammarNazi1:

Maybe Tyson Fury would have picked seankafor as his preferred opponent instead of Usyk

raumdeuter:
So everyone not giving Obi 90% votes is tribalistic then

Even when they didn't give their own sons that percentage

Osun gave Tinubu less than 50% tribalistic
Lagos gave Tinubu less than 50% tribalistic
Adamawa gave Atiku less than 80% tribalistic
Anambra and SE gave Obi greater than 85% not tribalistic

No. They are not tribalistic; only the Yorubas are tribalistic.

The SE gave other tribes over their tribes men votes, nobody has an issue with that.
The SE gives their tribesman votes over others and they are suddenly tribalistic.
Isn't God amazing? 😁

liveLongNprospa:
The SE gave other tribes over their tribes men votes, nobody has an issue with that.
The SE gives their tribesman votes over others and they are suddenly tribalistic.
Isn't God amazing? 😁

[color=royalblue]That was Unlimited's point.

You cannot say it is PDP that they voted, when your brother won

Then when they left PDP for their own brother, we switch to tribalism[/color]

raumdeuter:
So everyone not giving Obi 90% votes is tribalistic then

Even when they didn't give their own sons that percentage

Osun gave Tinubu less than 50% tribalistic
Lagos gave Tinubu less than 50% tribalistic
Adamawa gave Atiku less than 80% tribalistic
Anambra and SE gave Obi greater than 85% not tribalistic

[color=royalblue]Unless you are saying the 51% that didn't give Tinubu in Lagos were Yorubas, then Lagos shouldn't be in that example.

The Osun State that gave less, na Obi dem give am to?[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]That was Unlimited's point.

You cannot say it is PDP that they voted, when your brother won

Then when they left PDP for their own brother, we switch to tribalism[/color]

Lmao.
To make it worse, Ojukwu himself contested against OBJ and lost in the SE even his own state sef.
We are talking about Ojukwu.
Who is more igbo than ikenga himself nau😭.
Abi nor be bianca slap ex governor wife and nothing happen. Do you know what kind of street cred you need to have for that

😅😅😅

izzou:
[color=royalblue]That was Unlimited's point.

You cannot say it is PDP that they voted, when your brother won

Then when they left PDP for their own brother, we switch to tribalism[/color]

Looks like you have a slow day at work.

When you see people being deliberately disingenuous, just let them be. You can't wake up someone who's only pretending to be asleep.

When we are done with this argument, we will return back to calling you tinubu supporters evil sha.

Atleast the smiley one has benefited.
I hope he carried the other one who is a party member along. 😁

Unlimited22:
Looks like you have a slow day at work.

When you see people being deliberately disingenuous, just let them be. You can't wake up someone who's only pretending to be asleep.

Plis don't be calling an egbon like nihilistjnr names nau😅

liveLongNprospa:
When we are done with this argument, we will return back to calling you tinubu supporters evil sha.

Atleast the smiley one has benefited.
I hope he carried the other one who is a party member along. 😁

Na wetin concern me in everything be that.

nihilistjnr:
Was I wrong?

Or has PDP not been the South East vote (Presidential and Governorship) since 1999?

Arguing that the south east bloc were voting for names rather than Umbrella is as disingenuous as it is untrue.

[color=royalblue]I missed your mention.

Okay. I agree with you, but help me answer this.

Was it tribalism when they were voting PDP in the past?[/color]

BlueRayDick:
Na wetin concern me in everything be that.

LMAO..
Boys think say we go forget or what?
For the shege wey we dey see?
Dollar is 1620 and even at that aboki nor go sell give you now

liveLongNprospa:
Plis don't be calling an egbon like nihilistjnr names nau😅

I didn't call anyone names. I have a lot of respect for the guys here. I interact with a lot of us off this platform.

We don't have to agree on everything and I have accepted that as fact.

BlueRayDick:
Na wetin concern me in everything be that.

Hahaha is like unlimited triggered them with that message

Since they have been hiding as guest, immediately he dropped that, all of them appeared from nowhere and want discussion.

Let's bring it back to the initial since they're all online😁

So when they voted against Ojukwu....and other candidates that have contested from SE, it was because of umbrella....

But when they voted for Obi, umbrella didn't matter again..it is now because of tribe.

This argument is akin to when APC miscreants were doing everything possible to make us see that tinubu wasn't the only evil candidate pre election time. They agreed that their man was evil, but they wanted the tag to go around the rest of the candidates.

liveLongNprospa:
When we are done with this argument, we will return back to calling you tinubu supporters evil sha.

Atleast the smiley one has benefited.
I hope he carried the other one who is a party member along. 😁

please be adding @

Dishonesty in these sort of conversations is exactly why both parties would always look at the other party with tribal suspicions

Facts are facts and clear as day, numbers do not lie. Twisting things will only embrace more dishonest people to your circle; a tribal downward vicious cycle.

Its the same reason why economic issues cannot be debated with the truth it deserves without invoking some sort of political or tribal agenda.

A piece of advise for the young-ins in here, Make the best of what you can with your life and the opportunities you are presented and do not involve yourself in all of these tribal innuendos. Unfortunately as it may seem, it'll still be there, when you are long gone.

Unlimited message was clear.

He didn't make that statement based on party but tribe since S.E was accused of tribalism in the last election.

Right from OBj time, they have been voting against their S.E politicians.

Other tribes have benefited from their votes in the past; now, they voted for Obi, a member of their own tribe, in the last election. How can you then claim they are being tribalistic in that election when other tribes have benefited from their votes against their own politicians?

If you like spin am, it's a clear message

User09:
Dishonesty in these sort of conversations is exactly why both parties would always look at the other party with tribal suspicions

Facts are facts and clear as day, numbers do not lie. Twisting things will only embrace more dishonest people to your circle; a tribal downward vicious cycle.

Its the same reason why economic issues cannot be debated with the truth it deserves without invoking some sort of political or tribal agenda.

A piece of advise for the young-ins in here, Make the best of what you can with your life and the opportunities you are presented and do not involve yourself in all of these tribal innuendos. Unfortunately as it may seem, it'll still be there, when you are long gone.

On this board, agenda >>>> facts.

Once anything is brought up, people will come to muddy the waters. Mostly because they can't stand to be wrong.

Interesting piece. State Governments dey convert their allocations to dollars immediately causing more wahala for Naira


https://businessday.ng/business-economy/article/data-links-naira-weakness-to-faac-disbursements/?amp=1

User09:
Dishonesty in these sort of conversations is exactly why both parties would always look at the other party with tribal suspicions

Facts are facts and clear as day, numbers do not lie. Twisting things will only embrace more dishonest people to your circle; a tribal downward vicious cycle.

Its the same reason why economic issues cannot be debated with the truth it deserves without invoking some sort of political or tribal agenda.

A piece of advise for the young-ins in here, Make the best of what you can with your life and the opportunities you are presented and do not involve yourself in all of these tribal innuendos. Unfortunately as it may seem, it'll still be there, when you are long gone.

So wetin you come talk now

Ibime:
Interesting piece. State Governments dey convert their allocations to dollars immediately causing more wahala for Naira


https://businessday.ng/business-economy/article/data-links-naira-weakness-to-faac-disbursements/?amp=1

[color=royalblue]I remember Segedinho bringing this up with Shaytun sometime ago.

He was saying the increase in FAAC will not make any difference because of the dollar rate, but Shaytun mark am like Aina.[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]That was Unlimited's point.

You cannot say it is PDP that they voted, when your brother won

Then when they left PDP for their own brother, we switch to tribalism[/color]

Who was the Igbo presidential contestant in 1999?

Ibime:
Interesting piece. State Governments dey convert their allocations to dollars immediately causing more wahala for Naira


https://businessday.ng/business-economy/article/data-links-naira-weakness-to-faac-disbursements/?amp=1

In this clusterfuck, where does one start? Wale Edun, Yemi Cardoso, where do they start?

BTW this isn't to absolve them of blame o. They are in over their heads.

But where do they start?

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I remember Segedinho bringing this up with Shaytun sometime ago.

He was saying the increase in FAAC will not make any difference because of the dollar rate, but Shaytun mark am like Aina.[/color]

I remember that discussion; I nearly got migraine reading from that discussion.

Unlimited22:
On this board, agenda >>>> facts.

Once anything is brought up, people will come to muddy the waters. Mostly because they can't stand to be wrong.

I think User is of the opposite view

I think he is supporting the view that data shows that Yoruba were less tribalistic in voting patterns

nihilistjnr:
Who was the Igbo presidential contestant in 1999?

[color=royalblue]They didn't have

Can we move to 2003?[/color]

BlueRayDick:


I remember that discussion; I nearly got migraine reading from that discussion.

Ibime:
I think User is of the opposite view

I think he is supporting the view that data shows that Yoruba were less tribalistic in voting patterns

I know what he's saying. My point stands nonetheless.

I mentioned nothing about the Yoruba tribe in the original post.


On this board, however, agenda >>> facts.