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itetemi:
jokers ..................deceive una sef well well.

yet they have 90 percent pvc collection rate.

joeyfire:
TINUBU’S HIDDEN AGENDA; SAMUEL AJAYI

WHERE ARE NORTHERN VOICES? As media practitioners and consultants, we used to do one thing while analysing national issues: who is commenting and who is not. What are they saying, what are they not The aim is to see if an issue initially presented as a national one is actually an ethnic agenda. It is in this context that I have been doing an analysis of the Buhari presidential challenge and I asked: WHERE ARE NORTHERN VOICES? It has been a 'research' I have been doing since January till this year. Granted that Buhari campaigned in the North and pulled massive crowds but where are Northern opinion leaders?

On mainstream and social media, the vehemence of the Buhari push is being spear- headed by Yorubas! In all his official engagements, within and outside the country, check the pictures: you wont find a Northerner behind him.The odd men out apart from South- westerners are John Oyegun and Rotimi Amaechi. Yet you see Tinubu, Fashola, Fayemi, Amosun, Lai Mohammed, Mamora and co. I may be proved wrong, but only once have I seen Tambuwal in photo with Buhari! Kwankwaso has quietly withdrawn himself! Atiku hardly talks even when his boy runs Buhari's media organ of the campaign. Wammako, Shettima, el-Rufai don't talk. While Obasanjo is talking every day, Babangida, Abdusalami, Ciroma, Coomasie, Lawal Kaita hardly say anything. Is there something going on?

I spoke with a Northern senior friend of mine from Sokoto State who used to head a federal government electronic media arm on why the North is not giving the general the media and moral support required, here are his words: "We want power to return to the North but it seems you Yorubas have a hidden agenda with the way your people are pushing Buhari and turning it into a Yoruba crusade." I prodded him further but he politely declined to say more. I continued this 'research' on Facebook. Whenever someone posts a pro- Buhari or anti-GEJ material, I also usually do a demographic analysis of 'likes' and comments and again, I discovered that it is mostly 75-80% Yoruba thing.

Even the Remove-Jega- don't-remove-Jega campaign is PURELY a South-west 'headache'. If you doubt, do your own media survey. Does it mean the feelers are true that most Northern leaders are uncomfortable with the way Tinubu has 'approximated' the change 'struggle'? Are they aware of any agenda some of us are not? I asked these questions because no matter the noise we are making here, high-wire, high stake politicking is going on at the highest level.

judiciarypalava:
Honestly there is no need trying to play politics here.
This Tinubu's desperation and sudden S/western die heard relationship with GMB is not going down well with some big shots in the North. A University class mate of mine in those days in UNIZIK through which four of our class mates got jods in one of the ministries in Niger state with the help of his multi millionaire father(name withheld). Told me in confidence that 100% support for Buhari is a very dicey game. That they are still regretting what happened to Yaradua.

That they did not understand what Obasanjo's plan was, all they thought, they have destabilized the South with Obasanjo and the nomination of GEJ as vice. That if it were to be that Yaradua was from the South and GEJ from the North. That as far as they know the South has taken their turn. Meaning that they will not consider what happened, after all you played politics with your turn.

Just few years after, almost the same group is at it again. That the initial game plan was Tambuwal or Kwamkwaso. He said that if not for their religion and agreement bound by Koran, that they would have unanimously made it clear their stand in the presidential election. Now they are between the devil and the blue sea.
That they are just praying that he wins, then they will tell him how to handle Tinubu and co, while also praying that God should spare his life beyond the 8years of his tenure.

Ordinarily that they would have waited for just four years more since they have waited this long and could not return it back to the North immediately after Yaradua's demise with all their gimmicks.
Lets not deceive ourselves, the West is more interested and more catholic than the pope here.
Just managed to remember some things he told me because l was doubting him then, moreover, my mind was on getting a contract paper he was pushing for me through his dad's office.
Lets see what the game changer will be.

God bless Nigeria

judiciarypalava:
Honestly there is no need trying to play politics here.
This Tinubu's desperation and sudden S/western die heard relationship with GMB is not going down well with some big shots in the North. A University class mate of mine in those days in UNIZIK through which four of our class mates got jods in one of the ministries in Niger state with the help of his multi millionaire father(name withheld). Told me in confidence that 100% support for Buhari is a very dicey game. That they are still regretting what happened to Yaradua.

That they did not understand what Obasanjo's plan was, all they thought, they have destabilized the South with Obasanjo and the nomination of GEJ as vice. That if it were to be that Yaradua was from the South and GEJ from the North. That as far as they know the South has taken their turn. Meaning that they will not consider what happened, after all you played politics with your turn.

Just few years after, almost the same group is at it again. That the initial game plan was Tambuwal or Kwamkwaso. He said that if not for their religion and agreement bound by Koran, that they would have unanimously made it clear their stand in the presidential election. Now they are between the devil and the blue sea.
That they are just praying that he wins, then they will tell him how to handle Tinubu and co, while also praying that God should spare his life beyond the 8years of his tenure.

Ordinarily that they would have waited for just four years more since they have waited this long and could not return it back to the North immediately after Yaradua's demise with all their gimmicks.
Lets not deceive ourselves, the West is more interested and more catholic than the pope here.
Just managed to remember some things he told me because l was doubting him then, moreover, my mind was on getting a contract paper he was pushing for me through his dad's office.
Lets see what the game changer will be.

God bless Nigeria

eye4eye:
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Pile of trash....

judiciarypalava:
Honestly there is no need trying to play politics here.
This Tinubu's desperation and sudden S/western die heard relationship with GMB is not going down well with some big shots in the North. A University class mate of mine in those days in UNIZIK through which four of our class mates got jods in one of the ministries in Niger state with the help of his multi millionaire father(name withheld). Told me in confidence that 100% support for Buhari is a very dicey game. That they are still regretting what happened to Yaradua.

That they did not understand what Obasanjo's plan was, all they thought, they have destabilized the South with Obasanjo and the nomination of GEJ as vice. That if it were to be that Yaradua was from the South and GEJ from the North. That as far as they know the South has taken their turn. Meaning that they will not consider what happened, after all you played politics with your turn.

Just few years after, almost the same group is at it again. That the initial game plan was Tambuwal or Kwamkwaso. He said that if not for their religion and agreement bound by Koran, that they would have unanimously made it clear their stand in the presidential election. Now they are between the devil and the blue sea.
That they are just praying that he wins, then they will tell him how to handle Tinubu and co, while also praying that God should spare his life beyond the 8years of his tenure.

Ordinarily that they would have waited for just four years more since they have waited this long and could not return it back to the North immediately after Yaradua's demise with all their gimmicks.
Lets not deceive ourselves, the West is more interested and more catholic than the pope here.
Just managed to remember some things he told me because l was doubting him then, moreover, my mind was on getting a contract paper he was pushing for me through his dad's office.
Lets see what the game changer will be.

God bless Nigeria

judiciarypalava:
Honestly there is no need trying to play politics here.
This Tinubu's desperation and sudden S/western die heard relationship with GMB is not going down well with some big shots in the North. A University class mate of mine in those days in UNIZIK through which four of our class mates got jods in one of the ministries in Niger state with the help of his multi millionaire father(name withheld). Told me in confidence that 100% support for Buhari is a very dicey game. That they are still regretting what happened to Yaradua.

That they did not understand what Obasanjo's plan was, all they thought, they have destabilized the South with Obasanjo and the nomination of GEJ as vice. That if it were to be that Yaradua was from the South and GEJ from the North. That as far as they know the South has taken their turn. Meaning that they will not consider what happened, after all you played politics with your turn.

Just few years after, almost the same group is at it again. That the initial game plan was Tambuwal or Kwamkwaso. He said that if not for their religion and agreement bound by Koran, that they would have unanimously made it clear their stand in the presidential election. Now they are between the devil and the blue sea.
That they are just praying that he wins, then they will tell him how to handle Tinubu and co, while also praying that God should spare his life beyond the 8years of his tenure.

Ordinarily that they would have waited for just four years more since they have waited this long and could not return it back to the North immediately after Yaradua's demise with all their gimmicks.
Lets not deceive ourselves, the West is more interested and more catholic than the pope here.
Just managed to remember some things he told me because l was doubting him then, moreover, my mind was on getting a contract paper he was pushing for me through his dad's office.
Lets see what the game changer will be.

God bless Nigeria

joeyfire:
TINUBU’S HIDDEN AGENDA; SAMUEL AJAYI

WHERE ARE NORTHERN VOICES? As media practitioners and consultants, we used to do one thing while analysing national issues: who is commenting and who is not. What are they saying, what are they not The aim is to see if an issue initially presented as a national one is actually an ethnic agenda. It is in this context that I have been doing an analysis of the Buhari presidential challenge and I asked: WHERE ARE NORTHERN VOICES? It has been a 'research' I have been doing since January till this year. Granted that Buhari campaigned in the North and pulled massive crowds but where are Northern opinion leaders?

On mainstream and social media, the vehemence of the Buhari push is being spear- headed by Yorubas! In all his official engagements, within and outside the country, check the pictures: you wont find a Northerner behind him.The odd men out apart from South- westerners are John Oyegun and Rotimi Amaechi. Yet you see Tinubu, Fashola, Fayemi, Amosun, Lai Mohammed, Mamora and co. I may be proved wrong, but only once have I seen Tambuwal in photo with Buhari! Kwankwaso has quietly withdrawn himself! Atiku hardly talks even when his boy runs Buhari's media organ of the campaign. Wammako, Shettima, el-Rufai don't talk. While Obasanjo is talking every day, Babangida, Abdusalami, Ciroma, Coomasie, Lawal Kaita hardly say anything. Is there something going on?

I spoke with a Northern senior friend of mine from Sokoto State who used to head a federal government electronic media arm on why the North is not giving the general the media and moral support required, here are his words: "We want power to return to the North but it seems you Yorubas have a hidden agenda with the way your people are pushing Buhari and turning it into a Yoruba crusade." I prodded him further but he politely declined to say more. I continued this 'research' on Facebook. Whenever someone posts a pro- Buhari or anti-GEJ material, I also usually do a demographic analysis of 'likes' and comments and again, I discovered that it is mostly 75-80% Yoruba thing.

Even the Remove-Jega- don't-remove-Jega campaign is PURELY a South-west 'headache'. If you doubt, do your own media survey. Does it mean the feelers are true that most Northern leaders are uncomfortable with the way Tinubu has 'approximated' the change 'struggle'? Are they aware of any agenda some of us are not? I asked these questions because no matter the noise we are making here, high-wire, high stake politicking is going on at the highest level.

NDPVF:
The North has long bursted those unclad political greedy folks from Southwest,as having ethnic agenda of returning from back door.Imagine that called Buhari names in 2003,being in same party with Tinubu his worst political rival in Southwest,to support Buhari?.Well,truth is that,North knows better now,and wouldnt want Yaradua situation being masked as "change" again.

eye4eye:
The Northerners don't need to scream like Asari Dokubor or Papa Clark. The PVC collection is doing the talking for them.

ejiro2130:
I stopped reading when I saw you linking OBJ, yaradua and GEJ

If you think OBJ planned everything so GEJ should come to power then sir, your iq is so bloody low

OgologoDimkpa:
Buhari's folk have abandoned him tey-tey

eye4eye:
The Northerners don't need to scream like Asari Dokubor or Papa Clark. The PVC collection is doing the talking for them.

joeyfire:
TINUBU’S HIDDEN AGENDA; SAMUEL AJAYI

[size=5pt]WHERE ARE NORTHERN VOICES? As media practitioners and consultants, we used to do one thing while analysing national issues: who is commenting and who is not. What are they saying, what are they not The aim is to see if an issue initially presented as a national one is actually an ethnic agenda. It is in this context that I have been doing an analysis of the Buhari presidential challenge and I asked: WHERE ARE NORTHERN VOICES? It has been a 'research' I have been doing since January till this year. Granted that Buhari campaigned in the North and pulled massive crowds but where are Northern opinion leaders?

On mainstream and social media, the vehemence of the Buhari push is being spear- headed by Yorubas! In all his official engagements, within and outside the country, check the pictures: you wont find a Northerner behind him.The odd men out apart from South- westerners are John Oyegun and Rotimi Amaechi. Yet you see Tinubu, Fashola, Fayemi, Amosun, Lai Mohammed, Mamora and co. I may be proved wrong, but only once have I seen Tambuwal in photo with Buhari! Kwankwaso has quietly withdrawn himself! Atiku hardly talks even when his boy runs Buhari's media organ of the campaign. Wammako, Shettima, el-Rufai don't talk. While Obasanjo is talking every day, Babangida, Abdusalami, Ciroma, Coomasie, Lawal Kaita hardly say anything. Is there something going on?

I spoke with a Northern senior friend of mine from Sokoto State who used to head a federal government electronic media arm on why the North is not giving the general the media and moral support required, here are his words: "We want power to return to the North but it seems you Yorubas have a hidden agenda with the way your people are pushing Buhari and turning it into a Yoruba crusade." I prodded him further but he politely declined to say more. I continued this 'research' on Facebook. Whenever someone posts a pro- Buhari or anti-GEJ material, I also usually do a demographic analysis of 'likes' and comments and again, I discovered that it is mostly 75-80% Yoruba thing.

Even the Remove-Jega- don't-remove-Jega campaign is PURELY a South-west 'headache'. If you doubt, do your own media survey. Does it mean the feelers are true that most Northern leaders are uncomfortable with the way Tinubu has 'approximated' the change 'struggle'? Are they aware of any agenda some of us are not? I asked these questions because no matter the noise we are making here, high-wire, high stake politicking is going on at the highest level[/size].

theV0ice:
If the man who wrote that is truly a yoruba, he would remember that the SW is always in the forefront of every struggle against injustice in this country. Every popular movement in this country has been spearheaded by the SW so it shouldn't be surprising that the GMB charge too is being pushed mainly by the SW but remember.....an hausa/fulani cattle rearer won't be found on facebook. You'll see him in the savannah with his transistor radio in his left hand, sanda in his right and his PVC in his pocket. he has no use for twitter or clicking likes on NL .

He'll meet you on March 28th and then you'll know exactly how he feels about GMB and GEJ+PEJ

If GMB loses fairly, no problem. That would be democracy in action