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iamoyindamola:
Jota is dead
This is so painful

BlueRayDick:


E reach for owner.to knack am blocking Tru tru


Ọmọ. I'm alarmed to even imagine that he even mean some of these things he's saying. Like the guy didn't know the kind of tension that was in the air in that 2015.

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izzou:
[color=royalblue] Nigeria has always been bad. There was no time we actually sat down over drinks and thanked God about how Nigeria was good. It's not true

People actually wanted change from PDP. People were tired. So yes, PDP losing as at 2015 was obviously going to happen.

The main question is how these same people saw where Buhari was heading, and overwhelming voted for him in 2019. And that was when we lost it. Infact, Buhari did more damage in the last 4 years, than in the previous one.
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afrodoc:
Why are turning logic on its head and doing this kind of Monday morning quarterbacking?
Hindsight is 20/20.

Jonathan did not vote himself out of office. You people failed yourselves. Abi which kind abdication of responsibility be this?

TemporaryHansel:
No Nigerian, past or present,including you is a saint. Stop lying to yourself.

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raumdeuter:
Like Afrodoc will say, this lady here when you meet her in person will also claim that its our political leaders specifically that are bad

Ellexy:
The key in booting out Jonathan was Attahiru Jega who seemed compromised at the time and Jonathan trusted him. This current coalition can try but with Mahmood Yakubu still the head of INEC, Tinubu losing in 2027 will be a miracle.

raumdeuter:
The chances of the coalition depends on who they want to present as president

No need to dey window dress, we know 2 of them Atiku and Obi want to be presidential candidate. The coalition is about who will get the ticket and how the other part will react to it.

If Atiku gets the ticket, will Obi agree to partner with him on the coalition or move away
If Obi gets the ticket will Atiku agree to partner with him or break away
That is the most important question for the entire coalition

For now, Most of the coalition are Northrners, Will they be Okay with it if Atiku does not win the ticket and fully support Obi

Unlike in the days of APC, It was clear that it was a coalition to give Buhari the platform to be president

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Atiku will obviously be the candidate.

Age is not on his side. At least, make e chop one term, and die in peace and joy.

Atiku is the man [/color]

TrebleChamp:
Tinubu that didn't lose Election as the only opposition Governor in southwest during a power drunk OBJ era, will lose a Presidential Election he will oversee? Make una dey give unaselves hope dey go, me don accept fate say Thiefnufu will be President for 8years (unless death happens) and handover to his preferred candidate in 2031 (whoever that person would be).

Maybe this is why Kwankwaso is joining APC, some report say Thiefnufu will ditch Shettima and choose Kwankwaso as his Vice-President in 2027...

donjazzet:
I stand with the coalition. This comes at a price of my ideological principles.

I became obidient because I hungered for a people-led political revolution that would sweep out the old guard and usher in a new administration of the people, for the people and by the people. Enough of old men robbing is in broad daylight while we hopelessly watched on but it seems that dream has become utterly fanciful.

I am too angry with Peter obi. He thoroughly mismanaged the obidient movement, he has proven to be an ineffectual leader of men and politician, a gross inability to inspire followership. The failings of the labor party rests squarely on obi's shoulder. Better politicians would have grown that movement to be a political power house but what you have is everyone who once genuinely believed in him leaving him one by one. He offers no pathway forward. Yes, he's a man of integrity, yes, he's a brilliant technocrat but you must also be a brilliant politician too to get you to where you can apply your knowledge for the country.

I align with the coalition because I am desperate for the APC to leave power. We are at the brink of a one party state, the same way we feared the total domination of PDP is the same situation arising. I hope the APC is pushed out by the masses so that the leaders would always know that our voices matter.

As it is right now, there is lawless impunity by our leaders because they feel that we do not matter. I hope that changes and I enjoin you all to support the coalition on that basis.

donjazzet:
I stand with the coalition. This comes at a price of my ideological principles.

I became obidient because I hungered for a people-led political revolution that would sweep out the old guard and usher in a new administration of the people, for the people and by the people. Enough of old men robbing is in broad daylight while we hopelessly watched on but it seems that dream has become utterly fanciful.

I am too angry with Peter obi. He thoroughly mismanaged the obidient movement, he has proven to be an ineffectual leader of men and politician, a gross inability to inspire followership. The failings of the labor party rests squarely on obi's shoulder. Better politicians would have grown that movement to be a political power house but what you have is everyone who once genuinely believed in him leaving him one by one. He offers no pathway forward. Yes, he's a man of integrity, yes, he's a brilliant technocrat but you must also be a brilliant politician too to get you to where you can apply your knowledge for the country.

I align with the coalition because I am desperate for the APC to leave power. We are at the brink of a one party state, the same way we feared the total domination of PDP is the same situation arising. I hope the APC is pushed out by the masses so that the leaders would always know that our voices matter.

As it is right now, there is lawless impunity by our leaders because they feel that we do not matter. I hope that changes and I enjoin you all to support the coalition on that basis.

diggz:
To each their own. I can’t tell you or anyone else here who to vote for or which party to support. What I do know is that I won’t be voting for Tinubu and I won’t be voting for this coalition either. Las las, make every man carry him own kettle.

raumdeuter:
If this is true

If Atiku gets the ticket, will Obi agree to partner with him on the coalition or move away?

If he moves away then its just 2023 PDP primaries reloaded

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I think everybody there know where they stand in this coalition.

Obi obviously knows he might end up as VP. Atiku left a well structured PDP for this. He obviously didn't do that, out of ignorance.
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izzou:
[color=royalblue]I think everybody there know where they stand in this coalition.

Obi obviously knows he might end up as VP. Atiku left a well structured PDP for this. He obviously didn't do that, out of ignorance.
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Ellexy:
The key in booting out Jonathan was Attahiru Jega who seemed compromised at the time and Jonathan trusted him. This current coalition can try but with Mahmood Yakubu still the head of INEC, Tinubu losing in 2027 will be a miracle.

Olowunl01:
Eh naw when doing the right thing becomes perceived as being weak, we then wonder why our politicians are ruthless.

raumdeuter:
Atiku left PDP because Wike don hijack the party from him and he cannot realize his ambitions. You think Obi will agree to be Atikus VP if he does, will his supporters follow him as well?

I also think the best ticket to challenge Tinubu is Atiku-Obi. It was true in 2023 and still true in 2027

raumdeuter:
Atiku left PDP because Wike don hijack the party from him and he cannot realize his ambitions. You think Obi will agree to be Atikus VP if he does, will his supporters follow him as well?

I also think the best ticket to challenge Tinubu is Atiku-Obi. It was true in 2023 and still true in 2027

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Atiku will obviously be the candidate.

Age is not on his side. At least, make e chop one term, and die in peace and joy.

Atiku is the man [/color]

airmark:
Baba even wore ADC cap to pass a message yesterday.

raumdeuter:
Egbon mi diggaman

The sweet thing about the coalition is that no one will be posing as a saint anymore and claiming some are structure of criminality

We wont be hearing you scream New Nigeria is Possible while standing beside David Mark(Senate President for several years) Atiku(VP for 8yrs), El Rufai Amaechi Aregbe, Obi (2 term governors). Malami Buratai These are mostly people who fell out with APC because they didnt get the patronage they thought they deserved

Spy360:
This your 'good advice' is not needed.

Already Peter Obi is not desperate to be president.

Atiku is a failed project and he cannot use Peter Obi to launder his image or political career.

If the three candidates return for the next election as the majority contenders, Atiku will be completely lost.

It's either Tinubu wins again through his usual rigging machinery or Peter Obi wins free and fair.

izzou:
[color=royalblue] Nigeria has always been bad. There was no time we actually sat down over drinks and thanked God about how Nigeria was good. It's not true

People actually wanted change from PDP. People were tired. So yes, PDP losing as at 2015 was obviously going to happen.

The main question is how these same people saw where Buhari was heading, and overwhelming voted for him in 2019. And that was when we lost it. Infact, Buhari did more damage in the last 4 years, than in the previous one.
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