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Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by donbrowser(op): 12:55pm On Aug 10, 2024
Previous thread: https://www.nairaland.com/8180955/zanga-zanga-tinubus-crumbling-northern-alliance

A Response to Farooq Kperogi's Critique
Farooq Kperogi's insightful analysis of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu's strategies during the 2023 general elections and his assessment of Tinubu's chances in the 2027 elections have sparked much thought. While I appreciate and agree with several of Kperogi's observations, I am confident that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu stands a strong chance of winning re-election in 2027.

The 2023 Primaries Political Masterclass
Tinubu's journey to the presidency was marked by a series of strategic moves that demonstrated his deep understanding of Nigerian politics. His victory in the primaries was nothing short of fascinating, defying expectations and showcasing his ability to unite diverse factions within the party. The sight of over seven candidates stepping down for Tinubu, many of whom were previously thought to be at odds with him, was unprecedented. This moment highlighted Tinubu's political acumen and his capacity to forge alliances, even with those who were perceived as adversaries.

The 2023 General Election's Strategic Victory
In the general election, Tinubu's strategy was equally impressive. By reducing Atiku Abubakar's votes in his strongholds and capitalizing on Peter Obi's influence in the southern regions, Tinubu was able to secure a victory. This approach not only demonstrated his ability to weaken his opponents but also highlighted his understanding of Nigeria's complex electoral landscape. Tinubu's victory was not just a testament to his political skill but also a reminder that he should never be underestimated in any election.

A Look Ahead into Strategies for 2027

Looking forward to the 2027 elections, I believe Tinubu has two key strategies in his arsenal that could prove decisive:

1. Grassroots Mobilization Through LGA Chairmen: Local Government Area (LGA) chairmen are pivotal in grassroots politics. By working directly with these leaders, Tinubu can bypass state governors who may have divided loyalties. This direct line to the grassroots could be instrumental in mobilizing support across the country, ensuring that Tinubu retains a strong base going into the 2027 elections.

2. Revisiting the APC Primary Strategy: The strategy that served Tinubu so well in the 2023 APC primaries could be re-adopted in the 2027 elections. By sponsoring more candidates in the Northwest and Northeast regions, Tinubu could split the opposition votes, just as he did during the primaries. This approach could significantly weaken his opponents, particularly in regions where the opposition is traditionally strong.

The Influence of Nyesom Wike: A Game Changer
Nyesom Wike, the influential leader within the People's Democratic Party (PDP), is another factor that could work in Tinubu's favor. With Wike's control over the PDP and his likely influence on the party's choice of presidential candidate, Tinubu may find himself in a position where he exerts indirect control over both the APC and PDP. This unique situation could give Tinubu a significant advantage, making it difficult for any opposition to mount a successful challenge against him.

While Farooq Kperogi's analysis raises valid points, I remain confident in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's ability to win re-election in 2027. His strategic brilliance, as demonstrated in both the 2023 primaries and general elections, coupled with his potential strategies for the future, make him a formidable candidate. As we look ahead, it is clear that Tinubu's political journey is far from over, and I, for one, am not ready to count him out.

In all of this, I can say, e lọ fọkàn balẹ
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by SeeWahala:
Agbad0rian rest na angry we will locate you o shocked

Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by Chinkoalhaji34:
If dem like, make dem zanga-zanga, Tinubu go still dey shine. Na only those wey no sabi the game go dey fear. The Northern Alliance na strong foundation, and we go continue to build am. Na who no get vision go dey complain.
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by MasterJayJay: 1:25pm On Aug 10, 2024
Plans to win election, then plans to destroy the economy of Nigeria.

Babablu bulabu.
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by donbrowser(op): 2:50pm On Aug 10, 2024
Chinkoalhaji34:
Toh,

If dem like, make dem zanga-zanga, Tinubu go still dey shine. Na only those wey no sabi the game go dey fear. The Northern Alliance na strong foundation, and we go continue to build am. Na who no get vision go dey complain.
💯
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by Philipponzaghi: 3:55pm On Aug 10, 2024
Tinubu's political savvy is unmatched.

His ability to navigate through the complexities of Nigerian politics is commendable. With strong grassroots mobilization and a keen understanding of the APC dynamics, he's set to surprise many in 2027. Wike's influence only adds to the intrigue. The man is a master strategist, and I believe he will emerge victorious once again.
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by donbrowser(op): 4:17pm On Aug 10, 2024
Philipponzaghi:
Tinubu's political savvy is unmatched.

His ability to navigate through the complexities of Nigerian politics is commendable. With strong grassroots mobilization and a keen understanding of the APC dynamics, he's set to surprise many in 2027. Wike's influence only adds to the intrigue. The man is a master strategist, and I believe he will emerge victorious once again.
Aptly said
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by Chinjo2: 4:21pm On Aug 10, 2024
Tinubu has used hunger to reset their brain.
APC sol Muslim Muslim ticket to them but little did they know that large scale hunger awaits them..

Now they are all shouting Bamayi.
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by Salewa97: 4:24pm On Aug 10, 2024
Farooq Kperogi's analysis is intriguing, but I believe Tinubu's political dexterity will shine through once again in 2027. His ability to unite and mobilize is unmatched. The grassroots strategy will definitely give him an edge. Let’s not underestimate the Jagaban!
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by indemnityy: 4:36pm On Aug 10, 2024
Are you sure?
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by donbrowser(op): 5:55pm On Aug 10, 2024
indemnityy:
Are you sure?
Very sure!
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by FOLYKAZE(m): 6:57pm On Aug 10, 2024
Add the student loan that is going to corner Nigerian students and ripple effect on their parents. He just have to sustain the student loan programme
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by sIfioksq: 7:02pm On Aug 10, 2024
Tinubu knows how to navigate the political landscape like a seasoned player. Zanga-zanga or not, his alliances are strategic. Let’s see how this unfolds, because in Nigerian politics, anything can happen.
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by huptin(m): 8:10pm On Aug 10, 2024
Too simplistic...this is no analysis, this is more like infantile conjectures.

The way to 2027 is rough...navigating it will be complex...I still do not see Tinubu staying longer than May 29 2027 in aso rock...I may be wrong though...2027 is still very far!
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by donbrowser(op): 9:37pm On Aug 10, 2024
huptin:
Too simplistic...this is no analysis, this is more like infantile conjectures.

The way to 2027 is rough...navigating it will be complex...I still do not see Tinubu staying longer than May 29 2027 in aso rock...I may be wrong though...2027 is still very far!
So where's your analysis
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by viccy12(m): 9:48pm On Aug 10, 2024
Oga, you didn't write anything worth reading. All you did was sing praises of the supposed Tinubu's political exploit. If Tinubu was such a political genius why is he running away from debate, why didn't they conduct a free and fair election.
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by viccy12(m): 9:52pm On Aug 10, 2024
huptin:
Too simplistic...this is no analysis, this is more like infantile conjectures.

The way to 2027 is rough...navigating it will be complex...I still do not see Tinubu staying longer than May 29 2027 in aso rock...I may be wrong though...2027 is still very far!
Like I told him this post is at best infantile. This is an elementary attempt at doing a proper analysis. Its more like a praise singing nothing more. Honestly, I wasn't expecting anything profound from a Tinubu supporter. Tinubu has failed and everyone can see that.
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by MaziX(m): 10:55pm On Aug 10, 2024
Lmao.... Nigeria is too big for one man to rule. A decentralized system of govt is the best
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by Ashez: 10:55pm On Aug 10, 2024
The romance is over already
Tinubu must go
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by Melagros(m): 10:56pm On Aug 10, 2024
COMRADES are speechless, despite ass licking the North to win the 2023 presidential election, the North will do their thing/ work against Tinubu comes 2027
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by Triangles1(m): 10:57pm On Aug 10, 2024
Oti serious bayi🇳🇬
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by LegendHero(m): 10:57pm On Aug 10, 2024
Lol.

The best time to stop Tinubu is 2023. If you can’t stop him then, just forget it.

The only other option to stop him is to bring Buhari from retirement and put him on the ballot. Fortunately for Asiwaju, Buhari contesting will be unconstitutional.

If you can split SW votes, then you can split NW/NC votes easily. Atiku should better buckle up and stop all this Northern Northern cry from his disciples.

In 2027, new leaders will emerge in the North and all their eyes will be on 2031.
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by asobo1: 10:57pm On Aug 10, 2024
Tinubu popularity is dwindling on a daily basis in the north. Let nobody deceive. Never in the history of Nigeria have you seen Muslims disregarding their imams but it's all good. They have been misled by the aforementioned people who receive kickback's from government for themselves and return back to tell the masses to elect whom they tell them to vote. Muslim/Muslim ticket isn't favoring them at all.
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by obi4eze(m): 10:57pm On Aug 10, 2024
All these bots up there are just terrible.
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by Gotocourt: 10:58pm On Aug 10, 2024
Blood go flow and dead body go surplus tongue
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by givedemwotowoto: 10:58pm On Aug 10, 2024
Propaganda is the only thing Agbadorians know
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by otitokoroleti: 10:59pm On Aug 10, 2024
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by Nobody: 10:59pm On Aug 10, 2024
Everyone knows that they are incompetent
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by omenka1: 11:00pm On Aug 10, 2024
huh
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by otitokoroleti: 11:00pm On Aug 10, 2024
Chinkoalhaji34:
Toh,

If dem like, make dem zanga-zanga, Tinubu go still dey shine. Na only those wey no sabi the game go dey fear. The Northern Alliance na strong foundation, and we go continue to build am. Na who no get vision go dey complain.
huptin:
Too simplistic...this is no analysis, this is more like infantile conjectures.

The way to 2027 is rough...navigating it will be complex...I still do not see Tinubu staying longer than May 29 2027 in aso rock...I may be wrong though...2027 is still very far!
sIfioksq:
Tinubu knows how to navigate the political landscape like a seasoned player. Zanga-zanga or not, his alliances are strategic. Let’s see how this unfolds, because in Nigerian politics, anything can happen.
Salewa97:
Farooq Kperogi's analysis is intriguing, but I believe Tinubu's political dexterity will shine through once again in 2027. His ability to unite and mobilize is unmatched. The grassroots strategy will definitely give him an edge. Let’s not underestimate the Jagaban!
Bots don hijacked nairaland from Seun 😂
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by chidiakwari: 11:01pm On Aug 10, 2024
Just say, his strategies were to rig the election with money and he sure did rig the election
Re: Re: Zanga-Zanga And Tinubu’s Crumbling Northern Alliance - Donbrowser by meum: 11:02pm On Aug 10, 2024
By the time he is done with the country, they wont recognize the country anymore.
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