₦airaland Forum

vanitybutiwanti:
To the Nigerian Illiterate and semi Illiterate Electorate, as long as a politician is not in APC, he is a Saint. They probably forgot that obaseki was also rigged in by APC in 2016 and PDP in 2020. As far as I am concerned all governors regardless of their political party are feeding fat on Nigeria, if the Asue had won, himself, his family and friends would have also gotten richer, all of them are business men, the masses who thinks one is better than the other are the fhools and pawns.

If you doubt me, just do an assessment on the lifestyle of 36 state governors in Nigeria, all of them are riding in New cars bought with tax payers money and Private jets.

Lbox49:
What a country

moscow007:
The last and final propaganda to seal their fraudulent "steal it and run with it" election they marred in Edo State.

I suppose this post justifies the massive rigging and uploads of pre-written election results on IRev.

We can all move on, after all we have an Ogbomosho cybercafe printed bread label that PDP shared bread.

Kukutenla:
What about ministers and former govs? Are they not feeding fat too?

Kukutenla:
There's one gov who used to watch Madrid match with taxpayers money. Yet some folks think he's better than other govs before and after him

Kobojunkie:
On Election day? 🙄

Can you people stop being dubious for once? The bread shown by OP was shared on the very day of the election with people at the polling units. These were literally hungry voters being enticed to come vote instead for PDP or APC as the case may seem right there at the polling units. How does that compare to pre-election day campaign ideas in the U.K or U.S? 🙄🙄🙄🙄

Softmirror:
∆ He did that hours before the elections in Leeds.

vanitybutiwanti:
To the Nigerian Illiterate and semi Illiterate Electorate, as long as a politician is not in APC, he is a Saint. They probably forgot that obaseki was also rigged in by APC in 2016 and PDP in 2020. As far as I am concerned all governors regardless of their political party are feeding fat on Nigeria, if the Asue had won, himself, his family and friends would have also gotten richer, all of them are business men, the masses who thinks one is better than the other are the fhools and pawns.

If you doubt me, just do an assessment on the lifestyle of 36 state governors in Nigeria, all of them are riding in New cars bought with tax payers money and Private jets.

AjegunleBoy:
Bread dat is going #2500 is wat u are saying #800?

are u in Nigeria?

batwiferat:
Show Apc own too, it was case of the biggest rigger.

Kobojunkie:
And the election laws in Leeds allowed for him to campaign even on the day of the election? Who was this? Where is the news on this and what was the penalty, assuming it is illegal out there? Source please.

Assuming it is illegal in the UK --- it is illegal here in the US --- why would you think it makes sense to use an illegal act in the UK as justification for an illegality in Nigeria? Una dey oK at all? The electoral laws are clear in Nigeria that these acts are illegal. No campaigning on election day.

vanitybutiwanti:
They are all feeding fat yet semi illiterates like you think one is better than the other

vanitybutiwanti:
nothing new, all of them are balling. I'm not a hypocriite like you that believes one is a Saint because he's in party A and the other is a devil incarnate because he's in party B

abc115:
Obi is the one that created open sharing of money. He is the father of corruption

Softmirror:
It is obtainable in the United States of America too. Example is Trump cookies baked specifically for his political campaign. That's just an example. There so many examples, another is U.K Prime minister. We learnt all these things from them. So, why are they sharing food, perhaps its too much hunger in their country.

Kukutenla:
But you're the one who insulted Bala Muhammed for speaking up for his fellow governor just because you think it goes against your favourite politician
Or are you a governor?

Judolisco:
dis bread wey dey dis picture na 800...na local bread na

Kukutenla:
So why have you been insulting politicians like Atiku, Fubara, Amaechi in defence of Wike when you know there's no saint among them

adexfaith:
Was it shared on election day in U.S and U.K to induce voters. You ain't sounding sane sir

Softmirror:
It is obtainable in the United States of America too. Example is Trump cookies baked specifically for his political campaign. That's just an example. There so many examples, another is U.K Prime minister. We learnt all these things from them. So, why are they sharing food, perhaps its too much hunger in their country.

abc115:
Picture: PDP Caught Sharing Bread in Edo State

Softmirror:
■ Firstly go and read the person's comment I quoted. That way you will understand the context of my response. As to the link. You mean that's a challenge for you?

Samirana360:
Stewpid people said religion is our problem..... Now look at what our politicians ar doing... Do we even have sense in Africa

Softmirror:
■ Whether it's on election day or hours before elections like the former Prime Minister of UK, Boris Johnson, the aim is to use FOOD,I repeat use FOOD to induce voters to vote for them. Infact Boris Johnson promised more FOOD if elected.

Kobojunkie:
This is about election day right where people are voting!

Softmirror:
"Vote buying is a complex issue with a long history in the US. While certain forms are clear-cut, others are more nuanced and require careful legal analysis".

Kobojunkie:
OP posted a picture of bread that was shared at at least one of the polling booths/units in Edo on election day and in response to the following comment...... you insisted that the same is obtainable in the U.S. and the U.K. I asked you for a source for the claim you made regarding the prime minister carrying out this act in the U.K. since I am very much aware that election campaigning of that kind is prohibited in all states on Election Day in the U.S. So how is that a challenge for Pete's sake?

You can find more precise rules regarding such practices here in the U.S. at the following link https://www.ncsl.org/elections-and-campaigns/electioneering-prohibitions