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Jostico:
now tell me.what is ok about it?

They are the definition of ''Matter'', they make fp boring and unattractive. Seun needs to be screening comments on this forum, hide the irrelevant and meaningless ones where necessary.

Commonness does not equal popularity . This is one thing the aggrieved electorates should note . In a free and fair election , the commoner candidates hardly win , instead it is the influential ( popular ) candidates that do win . Power is not given rather it is taken . More so, it is not about how many people that knows you rather it is about how many people under your firm control that counts . I hope this explanation will go along way to help e-electoral warriors to know that making your choice candidate a commoner on the Internet does not add value to the candidate in the electoral turf .

PRIME TIME JAMZ. today we have africa most talented masquerade lagbaja omo baba muko muko.that is your field. face it.lol

The political scene isn't a place of entertainment neither is it a game to toil with... Festus A.


#GodBlessNigeria

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barcanista:
It makes FP?

Is ds ur own contribution,young man?

AriDsexy:
Is ds ur own contribution,young man?

Yes, because we all know the reason

D1 wanted to win using his average popularity. Thing backfired on him. Popularity doesn't win all the time. Chris Okotie can preach a better sermon on that topic.

hilariousdammie:
Contrary to the report that the All Progressives Congress’ Dayo D1 Adeneye lost the primary election, sources claim an unpopular candidate was imposed during a nocturnal meeting on the eve of the primary which allegedly never took place as aspirants were allocated by party chieftains.

http://dailypost.ng/2014/12/03/dayo-adeneye-lost-apc-house-assembly-ticket-odogbolu/

http://m.dailytimes.com.ng/article/how-d1-was-cheated-out-apc-primaries

So much for our progressive democrats.
What a bunch of HYPOCRITES

barcanista:
Yes, because we all know the reason

And what is the reason

anonimi:
And what is the reason

To further anti-APC sentiment