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| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by freshdude99(m): 9:58am On May 12, 2015 |
youngice:*the colored Are u really high or ur just pretending to be ![]() How can u say such NONSENSE Are u aware that Nigeria have had a fair share of really great men in the past 100yrs of our unholy amalgamation. Just calm down and make sure u revisit ur history books. God bless you ![]() |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by Chiaka(f): 9:58am On May 12, 2015 |
No wonder Tinubu and Ameachi have not been flowing of recent. They both have similar characteristics. They are both very controlling people. |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by TSTC: 10:01am On May 12, 2015 |
JustCalMeDBoss:who is Gej after may29? |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by TSTC: 10:08am On May 12, 2015 |
brixton:worst 4yrs of APC @ d helms of affair will by far better 16yrs of PDP rule |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by tendermind: 10:08am On May 12, 2015 |
Ok |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by Dee60: 10:08am On May 12, 2015 |
tp10:Who wrote the piece? 'The Guardian' or 'The Reuben'? |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by Ruffychuks: 10:11am On May 12, 2015 |
youngice:taa get out which dirty strategist? Jonathan was voted out Cus of his poor performance and d change pple seeked not Cus of tinubu. tell me one strategy tinubu applied in buhari's victory, just dey talk rubbish. he had strategy n he allowed Lagos gubernatorial election to be a 2 horse race. my man stop deceiving urself dats d greatest harm u can do to urself. |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by sherbol: 10:12am On May 12, 2015 |
shut up! watch and see events as they unfold and stop taking panadol for someone else headache. shachris: |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by Jesusloveyou: 10:18am On May 12, 2015 |
nortcentrallord:and u want anybody to discuss dis trash of constructive lies and propagandans?, una no well |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by muktar10(m): 10:22am On May 12, 2015 |
NewNigeriaMind:God forbid bad tin! (Gej can't advice himself talkless of advicing others) #smh |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by Pureheart91(m): 10:30am On May 12, 2015 |
One funny thing is that, every writeup weda guardian or not always has dis element of truth...by the way, the writer was against those PHD of TIN-ibu, and yet u TIN-ibu suporters are lashn out against the thread..hmmn! u dis APC(anoda propangada for confusion) always on it........ As for me; sitdown n see how the handwritn on the wall UNFOLDS.lol! |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by Firefire(m): 10:31am On May 12, 2015 |
We are laughing at the men from the coven ![]() |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by bigass123(m): 10:33am On May 12, 2015 |
For ur mind abi? Crawl back to GEJ? Like seriously.. Who told you GEJ is a politician in the first place? After may29, the man becomes more or less irrelevant to politics. He ain't got the charisma to operate as a political icon outside ASO rock. People like OBJ, IBB and maybe Atiku have that kind of influence. But GEJ? Nah.. Talk another thing. JustCalMeDBoss: |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by absoluteSuccess: 10:39am On May 12, 2015 |
onatisi:Thanks for your patience and analysis, but then you can't undervalue the fact that apc alliance with the north gave us the incoming republic. You can't downplay where the sympathy of that bloc will rest. |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by akigbemaru: 11:09am On May 12, 2015 |
ALL is not well in the lion’s den. The first indication to this is the sudden presence of town criers in the jungle proclaiming the prowess of the lion. The lion remains the king and every animal knows that. Something must be gravely wrong therefore, if the lion is being forced to re-assert its place in the jungle. The lion is not king by consensus; he is by conquest and no other force in the wild jungle can push him to a subordinate role. He submits to no force majeure. Kindly permit the allegory. I know that Nigeria is not an ‘Animal Farm’, but I do not have a better way of explaining the ongoing effort to re-establish Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the Lion of Bourdillon in the minds of Nigerians. The campaigners, including one Hakeem Adisa, are making it look as if the Great Jagagban has miraculously become imperceptible in the national and regional power equations and requires to be thickly underscored through a vigorous publicity blitz to restore his visibility. Who doesn’t know Tinubu in Nigeria? He is the man, who, in 2003, stood alone like Mountain Olympus, when others collapsed like a pack of cards in the Southwest and battled to a standstill, the ferocious electoral machinery of the PDP and former President Olusegun Obasanjo. From his isolated location in Lagos, he began life all over again in 2007. It was tough, but by dint of hard work, and perhaps, superior strategy, he came very close to recovering all lost territories. But for the advent of Ayo Fayose in Ekiti State, just last year, and the continued recalcitrance of the Iroko of Ondo politics, Dr. Olusegun Mimiko, the job was clinically finished. The recovered territories include, Ogun, the home state of President Olusegun and symbol of PDP imperialism. Is this the kind of man that requires lengthy introduction to establish? Sincerely, I cannot find good reason for this sudden reawakening around Tinubu. We have just ended one general election and the next one is at least four years away, and so, I cannot accept that the spin doctors in town are preparing the Jagagban for a very big role in 2019. Considering his large-scale investment in the APC project, the man had desired so badly, to fly the party’s presidential flag with General Muhammadu Buhari as running mate. When that initial plan allegedly failed, because of the new complex power web in the APC, he submitted a plan B, which was the donation of the VP-elect, Prof. Yemi Osinbanjo. It was, somehow, difficult to believe that a man, who could take on the entire Yoruba establishment without shaking and reconfigure Afenifere into Afenifere Renewal Group, could be so easily stopped from getting a vice presidential slot in a party that he owns 50 per cent. This initial setback notwithstanding, Tinubu, like a real lion, recovered very quickly to deliver Buhari against Jonathan on March 28. In effect, he has conquered Jonathan so that Buhari can reign. Remember also, that he conquered Buhari,, in 2011, so that Jonathan could spread wide, even as he conquered the almighty Obasanjo in the post election judicial contentions in 2007 to liberate a good chunk of the Southwest from the grip of the PDP. We can call him conqueror of great men including sitting presidents. I’m not actually saying anything new. These facts about Tinubu are everywhere in the public domain, including the Internet. The facts will reel out if the name, ‘Asiwaju (Senator) Bola Ahmed Tinubu’ is keyed into the Google search machine, for instance. Note, however, that any additional information on the Google or any other site stating how Tinubu has made stupendous fortune, not through industry, as widely believed, but by participation in public service, must have been uploaded there by enemies and detractors of this great conqueror. I have been reliably informed that a vicious network of PhD (Pull Him Down) holders is bent on bringing Tinubu down from the glorious height he has attained in politics and business, working day and night without sleeping. Meanwhile, I hear also that the cankerworm troubling the growth of the tree is not outside the tree. Indeed, names have been mentioned and they are persons who have always gone together with the Alpha Romeo on a hunting spree. The campaigners are specifically alleging that, like pestering jackals, Dr. John Kayode Fayemi (JFK), who, recklessly, lost the Ekiti State governorship election to Ayo Fayose last year, and Governor Raji Babatunde Fashola (RBF) of Lagos State, do not want the pride male of the pack to enjoy his March 28 kill. This is most strange. Where are these two getting the inspiration to challenge their chi to a wrestling match? Disturbing as this may sound, naturalists maintain it is consistent with the rules of the jungle. They say there comes a time when vibrant young male lions seek relentlessly to dethrone a sit-tight head of the pack. Psycho-analysts also say that in extreme manifestations of the Oedipus Complex syndrome, son can liquidate father in contest for emotional rights. It is, however, a dangerous challenge because the consequences of failure are better imagined than experienced. Sure death is part of it. What or whoever is behind this insurrection in the empire of the Jagagban is not of immediate interest. What is of concern now is nipping the rebellion in the bud so that the Asiwaju can at least gain needed breathing space to re-align strategies for trouble-free operations. I am confused myself. I do not know what to tell the Asiwaju to put down this unnecessary rebellion so that he can enjoy the fruits of his March 28 labour in peace. Some people have suggested appeasement of the angry youths. Others are saying it is a dangerous path to follow, pointing at the fate of President Jonathan in the just concluded general elections. They argue that Jonathan’s six-year appeasement programme for the rebellious North did not save his kingdom from collapsing when the hour came on March 28. The options are really very slim and delicate too and I do not know what to suggest. But as they say in Warri, whether or whethern’t, ogoro (frog) must jump! The Asiwaju must engage the cup. It is facing him directly and it is not time to pray the prayer of ‘Lord, let this cup pass by me.’ In the absence of a clear and ready counter strategy, an answer appears buried in a line in one of the many write-ups being pushed all over the place to plead the case of the Jagagban in the court of public opinion. It reads: “One fundamental angle to Tinubu is his relentless advocacy of true federalism, which his party now has an opportunity to pursue. With functional federalism, it is easy to see that certain manifestations of dysfunction in the polity would become history to the benefit of the people.” We are aiming at something and so it is not useful reminding this writer that Tinubu did not support the President Jonathan’s conference to discuss the great questions of the day, including, ‘true federalism’ and that in the presidential campaigns, the APC did not canvass the implementation of the report of that conference. Let us just agree that something, which is difficult to define for now, has intervened between March 28 and now, to make the lion have a change of mind. Apart from a handful power oligarchs in the far North, this point about reworking the Nigerian framework to something close to a federation, resonates with the people. And that is the clincher! Instead of laboring to convince people about the sterling leadership qualities of Tinubu, Hakeem Adisa, for instance, can retool the argument and say, Fayemi and Fashola are fighting Tinubu because the latter wants to use his entrenchment in the incoming government of General Buhari to restructure Nigeria into a true federal system. That is like passing a political death sentence on both ‘rebels’ in the Southwest and much of Nigeria. If for some strange reasons that master stroke still fails to turn the tide against the insurgents, only one option is left for the Alpha Romeo – yield a part of his territory to the restless young male lions. After all, there are situations in Oyo kingship or mythology when the Alafin has to go on exile or even commit suicide to give peace a chance. |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by rawtruth(m): 11:12am On May 12, 2015 |
NewNigeriaMind:What if Tinubu suspected the "young lions" have been tamed not to fight for "true federalism" which he has not indicated his intention to abandon? Maybe Tinubu is not as selfish as some think. |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by ogene007: 11:16am On May 12, 2015 |
mathskill:Continue fooling yourself. Very soon, you will know that it was CPC that won the elections and not APC. People like you have been scammed by the north. |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by mathskill: 11:22am On May 12, 2015 |
ogene007:Remove the speck of ignorance,hatred and sentiment from your eyes then you will be able to see the kind of person Buhari is |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by onatisi(m): 11:23am On May 12, 2015 |
absoluteSuccess:bros, in the game of politics there is nothing like sympathy,it is all about interest. The north didn't have sympathy for gej despite the fact that he gave them everything he wants. Buhari will consolidate his hold on power before cutting tinubu to size . And another thing we must realize is that ,no matter what ,the north still sees apc as a yoruba party, I forsee another party coming on board very soon. But very soon ,it will be north against the south, and the south west don't have enough power to counter either the north or the east. It would have been a different case entirely if the whole south west is under apc then tinubu and co will have a good bargaining chip. |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by abokikhalifa: 11:58am On May 12, 2015 |
Jesusloveyou:I swear down |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by absoluteSuccess: 12:00pm On May 12, 2015 |
onatisi:We are forecasting how things will play out. How about how things once played out? If Buhari is all powerful to be able to use and dump Tinubu, his machineries should have put him in power without Tinubu and the sympathy of the west in place of GEJ 2011. |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by johnjay2012: 12:42pm On May 12, 2015 |
mathskill:Time will tell |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by olutunde12(m): 12:57pm On May 12, 2015 |
tp10:Point of correction, the southwest has not chosen bullhary but some people in southwest had voted for bullhary. Me i hate him like poo! He had bout 54 percent of southwest votes, so has sw chosen bullhary? |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by zomby(m): 1:08pm On May 12, 2015 |
The northerns are patience and extremely smart when it comes to relationship. Tinubu should do himself a favor and quickly realize that he is not dealing the ibos (the money hungry) or the Yorubas (the sentimental group). This administration will never allow Tinubu to call any shots.. Now is the perfect time for him to count his blessings and lay as low as possible. |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by onatisi(m): 1:47pm On May 12, 2015 |
absoluteSuccess:politics is kinetic and never static . The politics of 1999 ,wasn't applicable in 2003 likewise 2003 wasn't applicable in 2007 and so on . What happened in 2011 was that the ruling party had a northern candidate and it was the north turn . But in 2015 it was the north against the south . |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by Ujupsy: 2:08pm On May 12, 2015 |
story for the gods |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by tp10: 2:26pm On May 12, 2015 |
olutunde12:So it was Jonathan they choose. Clowns.Buhari has won,the southwest voted,you people can continue una tears. |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by godwin120alex: 2:34pm On May 12, 2015 |
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH . |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by Nobody: 2:56pm On May 12, 2015 |
All empires rise and fall. The Tinubu dynasty won't be an exception to this rule. What an intelligent piece from the writer. The writer intelligently dribbled through just to appear neutral cos he knows APC change crew are gonna come at him with all they got. |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by francizy(m): 3:16pm On May 12, 2015 |
I hope Tinubu will not leave the lubricated horse côrk he's sitting on for a hot stove... Not cool if you ask me... ![]() |
| Re: Trouble In Tinubu's Household -the Guardian by mapet: 3:50pm On May 12, 2015 |
Hardly do many of you understand the article in my own opinion. The writer chose a Satire approach and many buried analysis is lost on you lot. |
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