₦airaland Forum

Acekidc4:
The Shocker is all yours pdp.
I pity you all

Guzel:
If buhari campaign on a Sunday, they will wail Islamist agenda

NgeneUkwenu:
Wow! see crowd

Asshurbanipal:
Kebbi is 99% moslem.

fk001:
PMB victory is non negotiable


Take that to the bank

Augiiee:
Atiku is just wasting his time campaigning there, cuz he is not going to win even 15% of Kebbi's vote. #PMBTill2023 #PYOTill2031

fk001:
PMB victory is non negotiable


Take that to the bank

fk001:
Massive crowd indeed.




Atiku is wasting his time, but he no go hear word

Augiiee:
Atiku is just wasting his time campaigning there, cuz he is not going to win even 15% of Kebbi's vote. #PMBTill2023 #PYOTill2031

SEONaijaExpert:
His political defeat come FeBuhari 16 shall be televised.

We say NO to looters

We say NO to the same group that sucked the honey of this nation.

Augiiee:
Atiku is just wasting his time campaigning there, cuz he is not going to win even 15% of Kebbi's vote. #PMBTill2023 #PYOTill2031

deboysben:
Atiku on a rescue mission

FiftyFifty:

Queseda:
I laugh when some dimwits accuse Buhari of dividing the country. Buhari didn't didvide the country, the division started in the buildup to the 2015 elections when PDP based their campaign strictly on religious sentiments and their constant attacks on the personality of Buhari, most especially the 'islamization agenda'. How will Christians feel if APC for example attack a presidential candidate as having a 'Christianization' agenda?

Secondly, the country got further divided after the elections for the following reasons:
- the country had hitherto been a 'one-party state' whereby clinching the PDP ticket at any level is like running unopposed, the emergence of another party with a nationalistic outlook like APC changed the game and gave Nigerians a 2nd option from the usual PDP which thereby divided the country along party lines
- some people couldn't bear the defeat of GEJ and refused to move on, those ones found solace in PDP and were determined to do anything to sabotage the current administration just to score cheap political points and make it seem as if Nigerians made a mistake in voting out the PDP. Sadly, a lot of people, especially the youths have fallen for this gimmick by the opposition relying on the principle of illustration of truth to distort facts like the hredsmen issue which has been an age-long problem and so on
- finally, the country got divided because of the irresponsiblities and politicization of religious organisations notably CAN and MURIC. The CAN can rarely be seen to lend its support to any government policy/decisions while MURIC is always supportive of most government decisions. A clear example of this is CAN's refusal to make any comment on the CJN's issue due to the weight of the allegations leveled against him(and of course for being a Christian), whereas MURIC have come out to commend the FG for taking such decision. I'm sure the reverse would have been the case if the CJN were a Muslim. The followers and members of these organizations tend to tow the path of their leaders' stand in all matters, hence, widening the divide.
#MyHumbleOpinion
Modified:
I know some of you would want to ask about the President's 97%-5% statement, anybody talking about that is definitely hiding behind one finger. Before making that statement, didn't you guys already make known your hatred by giving over 90% of your votes to a single candidate which is unheard of in the history of this country? So the question arises, who started the hate first?

Queseda:
I laugh when some dimwits accuse Buhari of dividing the country. Buhari didn't didvide the country, the division started in the buildup to the 2015 elections when PDP based their campaign strictly on religious sentiments and their constant attacks on the personality of Buhari, most especially the 'islamization agenda'. How will Christians feel if APC for example attack a presidential candidate as having a 'Christianization' agenda?

Secondly, the country got further divided after the elections for the following reasons:
- the country had hitherto been a 'one-party state' whereby clinching the PDP ticket at any level is like running unopposed, the emergence of another party with a nationalistic outlook like APC changed the game and gave Nigerians a 2nd option from the usual PDP which thereby divided the country along party lines
- some people couldn't bear the defeat of GEJ and refused to move on, those ones found solace in PDP and were determined to do anything to sabotage the current administration just to score cheap political points and make it seem as if Nigerians made a mistake in voting out the PDP. Sadly, a lot of people, especially the youths have fallen for this gimmick by the opposition relying on the principle of illustration of truth to distort facts like the hredsmen issue which has been an age-long problem and so on
- finally, the country got divided because of the irresponsiblities and politicization of religious organisations notably CAN and MURIC. The CAN can rarely be seen to lend its support to any government policy/decisions while MURIC is always supportive of most government decisions. A clear example of this is CAN's refusal to make any comment on the CJN's issue due to the weight of the allegations leveled against him(and of course for being a Christian), whereas MURIC have come out to commend the FG for taking such decision. I'm sure the reverse would have been the case if the CJN were a Muslim. The followers and members of these organizations tend to tow the path of their leaders' stand in all matters, hence, widening the divide.
#MyHumbleOpinion
Modified:
I know some of you would want to ask about the President's 97%-5% statement, anybody talking about that is definitely hiding behind one finger. Before making that statement, didn't you guys already make known your hatred by giving over 90% of your votes to a single candidate which is unheard of in the history of this country? So the question arises, who started the hate first?

SEONaijaExpert:
His political defeat come FeBuhari 16 shall be televised.

We say NO to looters

We say NO to the same group that sucked the honey of this nation.

NgeneUkwenu:
Wow! see crowd

helinues:
Abeg I wan ask oo. When do politicians sleep/rest?