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Tribalism and nepotism gives rise to disharmony among the various ethnicity while the benefitting becomes victims when their kinsmen leaves the office.

It pays and it's a win-win situation when competency takes precedence over tribalism.

iwaeda:
Tinubu is OTP. He will lose Lagos, they will accuse Jide. He made All Yoruba affairs, our economyis Yoruba dominated.

I thought you are from Kwara? Why are you hating awon boda re ti Tinubu yan s'ipo

[quote author=FuckFuckPastor post=134925287][/quote]I guess Buhari taught him well and he tends to do even better.

mrvitalis:
Name the position South East got under Jonathan...

All the juicy and important positions marked as southern appointments, also, all ministers were substantive while majorly SW were appointed as junior ministers.
Be bold enough to check Google and publish appointments under Jonathan vs Buhari vs Tinubu

Mopolchi:
This is true ooo!

President Tinubu appointment list :

The EFCC Chairman is Yoruba.
The DSS Boss is Yoruba.
The Chief of Army Staff is Yoruba.
The Police Inspector General is Yoruba.
The CG of Customs is Yoruba.
The CG of Immigration is Yoruba.
The CG of Fire Service is Yoruba.
The Minister of Interior is Yoruba.

In Justice:

The CJN (Chief Justice of Nigeria) is Yoruba.

The Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation is Yoruba.

The NSITF (National Social Insurance Trust Fund) is led by a Yoruba.

In Finance:

The Minister of Finance is Yoruba.
The CBN Governor is Yoruba.

The FIRS (Federal Inland Revenue Service) is led by a Yoruba.

The NNPCL (Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited) is headed by a Yoruba now.

The NBS (National Bureau of Statistics) is led by a Yoruba.

Other Key Appointments:
Chief of Staff of Mr President Femi Gbajabiamila
The Minister of Solid Minerals, Dele Alake, is Yoruba.
The Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, is Yoruba.
The Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Bosun Tijani, is Yoruba.
The Director-General of NIMASA, Dayo Mobereola, is Yoruba.
The Minister of Tourism, Lola Ade-John, is Yoruba.
The Minister of Youth Development, Comrade Ayodele Olawande, is Yoruba.

This is the true Yoruba appointments under Tinubu:

Sunday Dare admitted errors in his list here is the authentic list of Southwest and Yoruba appointees in Tinubu Government.

1. Chief of Staff – Femi Gbajabiamila
2. Minister of Petroleum Resources - Bola Ahmed Tinubu
3. Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy - Wale Edun
4. Minister of Interior - Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo
5. Minister of Power - Adebayo Adelabu
6. Minister of Solid Minerals - Dele Alake
7. Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy - Bosun Tijani
8. Minister of Marine and Blue Economy - Adegboyega Oyetola
9. Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment - Jumoke Oduwole
10. Minister of State, Environment - Moruf Olalekan Adebayo
11. Minister for Youth Development - Ayodele Olawande
12. Minister of State, Health - Salako Isiaq Adekunle Adeboye
13. Chief Justice of Nigeria - Kudirat Motonmori Olatokunbo Kekere-Ekun
14. Chief of Army Staff - Olufemi Olalotunbosun Oluyede
15. Inspector General of Police - Kayode Egbetokun
16. DG, Department of State Services - Adeleai Oluwatosin Ajayi
17. Commander, Brigade of Guards - Adebis Oluasola Olasanya
18. Chief of Defence Space Administration - Larre Ibrahim Oluwatoyin
19. Commandant, National Defence College - Olumuyiwa Morakinyo Olotu
20. CG, Nigeria Customs Service - Bashir Adewale Adeniyi
21. CG, Federal Fire Service - Abdulganiyu Olayi Jaji
22. Accountant-General of the Federation - Shamsudeen Babatunde
23. Governor, Central Bank of Nigeria - Olayemi Michael Cardoso
24. Chairman, Economic & Financial Crimes Commission - Ola Olukoyede
25. Chairman, Federal Inland Revenue Service - Zaccheaus Adedeji Adedeji
26. CCE, Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission - Gbenga Komolafe
27. DG/CEO, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency - Dayo Mobereola
28. MD/CEO, Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria - Gbenga Alade
29. DG, National Pension Commission - Mojisola Yahaya
30. DG, Bureau of Public Procurement - Adebayo Adewusi
31. MD/CEO, Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria - Olubunmi Oluwaseun Kuku
32. DG, Bureau of Public Enterprises - Ayodeji Ariyo Gbeleyi
33. MD/CEO, Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority - Olufemi Ogunyemi
34. Commissioner/CEO, National Insurance Commission - Olusegun Aya Omosehin
35. DG/CEO, National Identity Management Commission - Abisoye Coker-Odusote
36. DG/CEO, National Space Research and Development Agency - Matthew Adepoju
37. DG/CEO, National Centre for Technology Management - Olushola Odusanya
38. DG/CEO, National Automotive Design and Development Council - Oluseunmi Joseph Osanipin
39. Chairman, Nigerian Ports Authority Board - Adedayo Clement Adeyeye
40. MD, Federal Housing Authority - Oladimeji Oyetunde Ojo
41. ES, National Lottery Trust Fund - Tosin Adeyanju
42. DG/CEO, National Lottery Regulatory Commission - Lanre Gbajabiamila
43. CEO, Nigerian Postal Service - Omotola Odeyemi
44. CEO, Nigeria Data Protection Commission - Vincent Olatunji
45. MD/CEO, Galaxy Backbone Limited - Ibrahim Adejuyi Adeyanju
46. DG/CEO, National Biosafety Management Agency - Agnes Yemisi Asagbra
47. DG, National Agency for the Control of AIDS - Temipole Ilori
48. DG, National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control - Mojirola Christianah Adeyeye
49. CEO, National Primary Health Care Development Agency - Muji Aina
50. DG, Nigeria Centre for Disease Control - Jide Idris
51. Statistician-General, National Bureau of Statistics - Adeyemi Adeniran
52. DG, National Sugar Development Council - Aliyu Yakubu
53. DG/CEO, Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria - Lekam Badadjo
54. VC/CEO, Federal Competition & Consumer Protection Commission - Adetokunbo Aloba
55. National Coordinator, National Social Safety-Net Coordinating Office - Funmi Olotu
56. DG, National Sports Commission - Bukola Olawale Olopade
57. DG, Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation - Folorunsho Coker
58. DG/CEO, National Orientation Agency - Lanre Issa-Onilu
59. Registrar Surveyors Council of Nigeria - Olakunle Olugbemiro
60. President/CEO Digital Bridge Institute - Opeyemi Dele-Ajayi
61. DG/CEO Industrial Training Fund - Oluwatoyin Afiz Ogun
62. DG/CEO Nigerian Institute of Medical Research - John Oladapo Obafunwa
63. DG/CEO National Institute for Hospitality Tourism - Abisoye Fagade
64. National Power Training Institute of Nigeria - Ahmed Bolaji Nagode
65. DG National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies - Ayo Omotayo
66. Administrator/CEO Public Service Institute of Nigeria - Abdul-Ganiyu Obatoyinbo
67. Registrar Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board - Is-haq Olanrewaju Oloyede
68. Registrar/CEO Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria - Josiah Ajiboye
69. MD/CEO Nigerian Education Loan Fund - Akintunde Sawyer
70. DG/CEO Cocoa Research Institute of Nigeria - Patrick Olusami Adebola
71. MD/CEO Nigerian Agricultural Insurance Corporation - Folashade Joseph
72. Mr. Ayo Sotinrin – MD, Bank of Agriculture
73. Sowade Oluwakayode – Executive Director, Ogun-Osun River Basin
74. Engr. Michael Oluwagbemi – Programme Director, Presidential CNG Initiative
75. Brigadier General Olakunle Oluseye – DG, NYSC
76. Dr. Adesegun Akin-Olugbade – Chairman, Nigeria Independent System Operator (NISO)
77. Mr. Idris Olurinnimbe – Chairman, UBEC
78. Prof. Balaji Akinyemi – Chairman, Nigerian Institute for International Affairs
79. Olusegun Omosehin & Engr. Wole Ogunsanya – Board Members, NCDMB
80. Senator Surajdeen Bashorun Ajibola – Chairman, National Sugar Development Council
81. Senator Tokunbo Afikuyomi – Chairman, NOTAP
82. Aide-de-Camp (ADC) – Colonel Nurudeen Alowonle Yusuf
83. Special Adviser on Information and Strategy – Bayo Onanuga
84. Special Adviser on Media – Sunday Dare
85. Senior Special Assistant (Media) – Tunde Rahman
86. Senior Special Assistant on Digital and New Media – O'Tega Ogra
87. Senior Special Assistant to the President on National Assembly Matters (House of Representatives) – Olarewaju Kunle Ibrahim
88. Senior Special Assistant to the President on Linguistics and Foreign Matters – Jami'u Abiola

Chai, dis Iragbiji drug lord go finish Nigeria's resources with his tribesmen.

DonXavi:
This is the true Yoruba appointments under Tinubu:

Sunday Dare admitted errors in his list here is the authentic list of Southwest and Yoruba appointees in Tinubu Government.

1. Chief of Staff – Femi Gbajabiamila
2. Minister of Petroleum Resources - Bola Ahmed Tinubu
3. Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy - Wale Edun
4. Minister of Interior - Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo
5. Minister of Power - Adebayo Adelabu
6. Minister of Solid Minerals - Dele Alake
7. Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy - Bosun Tijani
8. Minister of Marine and Blue Economy - Adegboyega Oyetola
9. Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment - Jumoke Oduwole
10. Minister of State, Environment - Moruf Olalekan Adebayo
11. Minister for Youth Development - Ayodele Olawande
12. Minister of State, Health - Salako Isiaq Adekunle Adeboye
13. Chief Justice of Nigeria - Kudirat Motonmori Olatokunbo Kekere-Ekun
14. Chief of Army Staff - Olufemi Olalotunbosun Oluyede
15. Inspector General of Police - Kayode Egbetokun
16. DG, Department of State Services - Adeleai Oluwatosin Ajayi
17. Commander, Brigade of Guards - Adebis Oluasola Olasanya
18. Chief of Defence Space Administration - Larre Ibrahim Oluwatoyin
19. Commandant, National Defence College - Olumuyiwa Morakinyo Olotu
20. CG, Nigeria Customs Service - Bashir Adewale Adeniyi
21. CG, Federal Fire Service - Abdulganiyu Olayi Jaji
22. Accountant-General of the Federation - Shamsudeen Babatunde
23. Governor, Central Bank of Nigeria - Olayemi Michael Cardoso
24. Chairman, Economic & Financial Crimes Commission - Ola Olukoyede
25. Chairman, Federal Inland Revenue Service - Zaccheaus Adedeji Adedeji
26. CCE, Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission - Gbenga Komolafe
27. DG/CEO, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency - Dayo Mobereola
28. MD/CEO, Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria - Gbenga Alade
29. DG, National Pension Commission - Mojisola Yahaya
30. DG, Bureau of Public Procurement - Adebayo Adewusi
31. MD/CEO, Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria - Olubunmi Oluwaseun Kuku
32. DG, Bureau of Public Enterprises - Ayodeji Ariyo Gbeleyi
33. MD/CEO, Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority - Olufemi Ogunyemi
34. Commissioner/CEO, National Insurance Commission - Olusegun Aya Omosehin
35. DG/CEO, National Identity Management Commission - Abisoye Coker-Odusote
36. DG/CEO, National Space Research and Development Agency - Matthew Adepoju
37. DG/CEO, National Centre for Technology Management - Olushola Odusanya
38. DG/CEO, National Automotive Design and Development Council - Oluseunmi Joseph Osanipin
39. Chairman, Nigerian Ports Authority Board - Adedayo Clement Adeyeye
40. MD, Federal Housing Authority - Oladimeji Oyetunde Ojo
41. ES, National Lottery Trust Fund - Tosin Adeyanju
42. DG/CEO, National Lottery Regulatory Commission - Lanre Gbajabiamila
43. CEO, Nigerian Postal Service - Omotola Odeyemi
44. CEO, Nigeria Data Protection Commission - Vincent Olatunji
45. MD/CEO, Galaxy Backbone Limited - Ibrahim Adejuyi Adeyanju
46. DG/CEO, National Biosafety Management Agency - Agnes Yemisi Asagbra
47. DG, National Agency for the Control of AIDS - Temipole Ilori
48. DG, National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control - Mojirola Christianah Adeyeye
49. CEO, National Primary Health Care Development Agency - Muji Aina
50. DG, Nigeria Centre for Disease Control - Jide Idris
51. Statistician-General, National Bureau of Statistics - Adeyemi Adeniran
52. DG, National Sugar Development Council - Aliyu Yakubu
53. DG/CEO, Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria - Lekam Badadjo
54. VC/CEO, Federal Competition & Consumer Protection Commission - Adetokunbo Aloba
55. National Coordinator, National Social Safety-Net Coordinating Office - Funmi Olotu
56. DG, National Sports Commission - Bukola Olawale Olopade
57. DG, Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation - Folorunsho Coker
58. DG/CEO, National Orientation Agency - Lanre Issa-Onilu
59. Registrar Surveyors Council of Nigeria - Olakunle Olugbemiro
60. President/CEO Digital Bridge Institute - Opeyemi Dele-Ajayi
61. DG/CEO Industrial Training Fund - Oluwatoyin Afiz Ogun
62. DG/CEO Nigerian Institute of Medical Research - John Oladapo Obafunwa
63. DG/CEO National Institute for Hospitality Tourism - Abisoye Fagade
64. National Power Training Institute of Nigeria - Ahmed Bolaji Nagode
65. DG National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies - Ayo Omotayo
66. Administrator/CEO Public Service Institute of Nigeria - Abdul-Ganiyu Obatoyinbo
67. Registrar Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board - Is-haq Olanrewaju Oloyede
68. Registrar/CEO Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria - Josiah Ajiboye
69. MD/CEO Nigerian Education Loan Fund - Akintunde Sawyer
70. DG/CEO Cocoa Research Institute of Nigeria - Patrick Olusami Adebola
71. MD/CEO Nigerian Agricultural Insurance Corporation - Folashade Joseph
72. Mr. Ayo Sotinrin – MD, Bank of Agriculture
73. Sowade Oluwakayode – Executive Director, Ogun-Osun River Basin
74. Engr. Michael Oluwagbemi – Programme Director, Presidential CNG Initiative
75. Brigadier General Olakunle Oluseye – DG, NYSC
76. Dr. Adesegun Akin-Olugbade – Chairman, Nigeria Independent System Operator (NISO)
77. Mr. Idris Olurinnimbe – Chairman, UBEC
78. Prof. Balaji Akinyemi – Chairman, Nigerian Institute for International Affairs
79. Olusegun Omosehin & Engr. Wole Ogunsanya – Board Members, NCDMB
80. Senator Surajdeen Bashorun Ajibola – Chairman, National Sugar Development Council
81. Senator Tokunbo Afikuyomi – Chairman, NOTAP
82. Aide-de-Camp (ADC) – Colonel Nurudeen Alowonle Yusuf
83. Special Adviser on Information and Strategy – Bayo Onanuga
84. Special Adviser on Media – Sunday Dare
85. Senior Special Assistant (Media) – Tunde Rahman
86. Senior Special Assistant on Digital and New Media – O'Tega Ogra
87. Senior Special Assistant to the President on National Assembly Matters (House of Representatives) – Olarewaju Kunle Ibrahim
88. Senior Special Assistant to the President on Linguistics and Foreign Matters – Jami'u Abiola

IS PRESIDENT TINUBU’S APPOINTMENT THUS FAR TRULY LOPSIDED?

Let’s check the fact and compare these top 40 appointments.

UNDER Buhari Tinubu
1. SGF. North North
2. CoS North South
3.Acct Gen North South
4. AMCON North South
5. Airforce South North
6. Army North South
7. CDS South North
8. DIA North South
9. DMI North North
10. DSS North South
11.EFCC North South
12.FFS North North
13.FRSC North North
14.ICPC North North
15.Navy North South
16.NCC North North
17.NCS North South
18.NDLEA North North
19.NFIU North North
20.NHIS North North
21.NIS North North
22.NNPC North North
23.NPA North North
24.NPS North North
25.NSA North North
26.NSCDC North North
27. NTA North North
28.NUC North North
29.NYSC North South
30.PTDF North North
31.Police North South
32.UBEC North South
33. CBN. South South
34. FIRS. North. South
35. NIMC. North. South
36. BOA North South
37. ADC. North. North
38. HoS. South. South
39. NIMASA North. South
40. NSC. North. North

Aggregation of the list above is;
Buhari: North 36, South 4
Tinubu: North 22, South 18

The above list stated that the claim of lopsidedness in Tinubu’s appointments thus far is not true. Those spreading the information are mischievous. Nigeria is on the right path under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu!

Don’t deviate please, let’s have your view TELL THEM THE TRUTH, SO THOSE WHO ARE ANOINTED TO CRY SHOUTING MARGINALIZATION CAN UNDERSTAND THE TRUE PICTURES.

AMINDA:
How has the North been demystified when Tinubu got 5.6m out of his total 8.3m votes from the North? The North made him President. This is despite splitting their votes four ways between Atiku, Kwankwaso, Tinubu and Obi (Northern minorities). That he chose to be ungrateful is solely on him. You can start talking about demystification when he's able to win re-election without majority of his votes emanating from the North. I hope Southsouth and Southeast will come through for him.

Go and sit down my friend.Tinubu is not ungrateful to the north anything. If there's anything, it's the north that is ungrateful to Tinubu. Tinubu created ministry of livestock for ona, something your idol couldn't do for 8 years he held sway

BabaO2:
All the juicy and important positions marked as southern appointments, also, all ministers were substantive while majorly SW were appointed as junior ministers.
Be bold enough to check Google and publish appointments under Jonathan vs Buhari vs Tinubu

Name them please name them
Finance
Works
Interior
Petroleum
Power
Housing
Foreign affairs
Defense
Police affairs
Transportation
Aviation
AG n minister of justice


Name how many where from the South East

[quote author=FuckFuckPastor post=134925287][/quote]Are you saying that Kwara state and kogi state are not a part of Northern region, hypocrites of the highest order. It is only convenience that make you accept 19 Northern state but when appointments are not giving to core Northerners you cry marginalization. You all were mute for 8 years when former President Buhari core-Northernized his government the amazing thing about your hypocrisy is that you couldn't even wait for 5 or 6 years before complaining 😁😁😁

ImpartialGuy:
Nigeria is divided into 3 major protectorates - northern, western and eastern. The east and west lie in the South. So, since the time of Tafawa Belewa, the north can either team up with the east or west to produce a President or Vice President. It is still in practice today.

I think it respects the federal character law that encourages the spread of appointments across the multicultural country. That's why two southerners cannot come together to form a federal government.

So, what should be done? Or are we gonna lie in waste and begin manipulated every cycle??

Zionmdde:
If he decided to carry nepotism on his head like buhari, then he should be proud of it and not trying to deceive anybody
Come out with your full chest and say "yes I am proud to engage more of yorubas in my government " heaven won't fall.

This country has never been and will never be one. So let's continue with the turn by turn nepotism. Why hiding it.

None of my business though. Even those zombies defending him, we all are in the same boat. None of family members or relatives are part of the government

If the Yoruba are categorised as north, then they deserve it, except they want to realign the categorisation. You can't be counting them only during election.

The North has NW, NE and NC. Buhari favored 3 zones.

Tinubu is appointing only SW

Davoski001:
😂😅. I don’t blame Tinubu on picking his brothers. Buhari started it, so the Northerners should shut the Bleep up !

Same way you guys only recognize Nzeogwu as Igbo when you talk of the 1966 coup. Any other time, you guys say no Igbos in SS

helinues:
Kogi and Kwara state will be added to South West in this scenario.

So as how mischievous people have been sounding. They switch the story to suit their narration

The north has no right to complain. They were silent when Buhari did same

[quote author=FuckFuckPastor post=134925287][/quote]Oh! There are Yorubas from the North. I didn't know that.

Which part of the North are they from?

Oponu, oniranu.

Penguin2:
Lol! Same thing I wanted to point out.

Almost all appointments from Kwara and Kogi were handed to Yorubas from that state but cunningly counted as ‘northerners’.

And then talk about the appointments given to other regions and we will be talking about Special Assistant on River Basins. What is that?

You take all important and consequential appointments to Southwest and spread dust to other region and then try to rationalize rubbish.

Ndi ala!

So una now recognise there are yorubas in Kwara and kogi?? I thought those states are arewa? Wonderful😆

Davoski001:
😂😅. I don’t blame Tinubu on picking his brothers. Buhari started it, so the Northerners should shut the Bleep up !

then why is Tinubu denying it? Tell Tinubu to come out and said yes I appointed more Yorubas instead of denying what is obvious. Buhari didn't deny his.

humberjade:
Just like SW made Buhari President. So what?

how many votes Buhari got from the south west?

Sgtkoselupa:
When Buhari Administration was making those nepotic appointments, the North remained silent. When Buhari Administration mismanaged the economy with ways and means and all other unorthodox policies, the North remained silent. It is now they know analysis. Tinubu, please dont mind them oooo. Forward ever Renewed Hope!

renew suffering.

tuoyoojo:
Imagine the rubbish

I have never been a supporter of tilumbu but the north of shut it

When buhari was putting northerns everywhere did anyone complain

Who institutionalised nepotism if not buhari

How them talk am that time "What is good for the goose is good for the Uganda "

so why is Tinubu denying it? He should come out and agree with this evil appointment nobody will beat him.

humberjade:
Which wave exactly? A dead ambition that was revived by Tinubu. So are you saying Buhari would have won without Tinubu? Even the slogan was coined in Bourdillon

the question is how many votes does the south west give to Buhari, and how many votes does the northwest give to tinubu. Bring those figures and we shall know who is who.

IgOga:
So the north should only be for Fulanis? When they negotiate they do so as 19 northern states....so let the other tribes in the north enjoy too. In the north no governor is of Hausa origin...most are Fulanis but nobody complained

do you even know what you are saying?

Ameduedwin:
ogah which middle belts?. Mention any appointments from middle belts let me know, especially Benue state.

secretary to the federation. Akume

Bringbackmandat:
then why is Tinubu denying it? Tell Tinubu to come out and said yes I appointed more Yorubas instead of denying what is obvious. Buhari didn't deny his.

Chillax bro. I’m not a fan of him or APC or Buhari or the North. Tinubu doesn’t need to explain. Anyhow the North sees this appointment let them take it that way.

Prenonjebose:
The north benefited greatly under Buhari. He appointed more northerners into his cabinet. They should just quit complaining.

northerners have 3 regions while South west is only one region. There is no way the south west can outnumber the north except during Tinubu nepotism.

Cmanforall:
Buhari started it


Waiting for new INEC chairman to be announced. The North will cry more

Election time will make the final judgement. Mind you, it is the north that made Tinubu president.

Penguin2:
Lol! Same thing I wanted to point out.

Almost all appointments from Kwara and Kogi were handed to Yorubas from that state but cunningly counted as ‘northerners’.

And then talk about the appointments given to other regions and we will be talking about Special Assistant on River Basins. What is that?

You take all important and consequential appointments to Southwest and spread dust to other region and then try to rationalize rubbish.

Ndi ala!

If they are from Kwara or Kogi, then they are Northerners—the same way. Igbo appointments from the South-South are considered SS and not SE appointments.
If you don't like the appointments, hand over Kwara and Kogi states to the SW.

Kdon2:
So uba now recognise there are yorubas in Kwara and kogi?? I thought those states are arewa? Wonderful😆

They are hypocrite; the state is only Arewa when the appointments are Fulani Muslims.

Soporochi, na for other ppl matter una dey strong mozzu.
The same Ngozi and emeka from ikwerre that doesn't agree that they are igbós are - all of a sudden - mandating everyone to accept that the kunles and kayodes of kogi and kwara are Yorubas by faya-by-fuss.

Hypocrisy kpai una dia.

Mopolchi:
This is true ooo!

President Tinubu appointment list :

The EFCC Chairman is Yoruba.
The DSS Boss is Yoruba.
The Chief of Army Staff is Yoruba.
The Police Inspector General is Yoruba.
The CG of Customs is Yoruba.
The CG of Immigration is Yoruba.
The CG of Fire Service is Yoruba.
The Minister of Interior is Yoruba.

In Justice:

The CJN (Chief Justice of Nigeria) is Yoruba.

The Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation is Yoruba.

The NSITF (National Social Insurance Trust Fund) is led by a Yoruba.

In Finance:

The Minister of Finance is Yoruba.
The CBN Governor is Yoruba.

The FIRS (Federal Inland Revenue Service) is led by a Yoruba.

The NNPCL (Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited) is headed by a Yoruba now.

The NBS (National Bureau of Statistics) is led by a Yoruba.

Other Key Appointments:
Chief of Staff of Mr President Femi Gbajabiamila
The Minister of Solid Minerals, Dele Alake, is Yoruba.
The Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, is Yoruba.
The Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Bosun Tijani, is Yoruba.
The Director-General of NIMASA, Dayo Mobereola, is Yoruba.
The Minister of Tourism, Lola Ade-John, is Yoruba.
The Minister of Youth Development, Comrade Ayodele Olawande, is Yoruba.

Mathematically the percentage of the Yorubas appointed by President Tinubu from both South and the North is 29.8%. Judging by the 3 Major tribe distribution30% is still in place and not out of other. Can we take a look at the Hausa and Igbo statistics in the remaining 70% and see where the truth of the data lies. Those who are laying accusing fingers might be the culprit of this matter

Bringbackmandat:
how many votes Buhari got from the south west?

Why didn't he win the elections he lost before Tinubu came to his rescue. Even Buhari himself, and Wife, mentioned times without number how Tinubu's efforts gave him the Presidency he long yearned for.

To answer your question, he got close to 3.5m votes in the South West. Compare that with the about 350k votes he got in the region in 2011, with Pastor Bakare on the ballot. Subtract those 3m votes from Buhari's and GEJ would have won reelection. It is just common sense and simple mathematics, imagine if Kwakwanso had joined forces with PO, by now, he will be President.

Another example, Rauf Aregbe and Adeleke needed about 3500 votes in the rerun to snatch victory in the 2018 Osun Guber Elections, and the chunk of those votes rested on the influence of Omisore, who contested in the main election but did qualify for the rerun. They both lobbied for his support, and he ended up giving it to Aregbe, act which pushed him over the finish line. So tell me, who made Aregbe win reelection?

What I am trying to say in essence is that, it doesn't matter how many millions of votes you get, if you can't get the majority of the votes cast, you will fail miserably; the exact lot of Buhari pre-2015.