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gidgiddy:1. Igbo don't like God father but they love Atiku 2. Just like Atiku, Saraki and Amaechi 3. I will address this later 4. How come no Nigeria court has ever convicted him on all these you level against him. He has used same identity as a Senator and 2 times governor |
MyVILLAGEpeople:We are saying the same thing, despite Obasanjo giving them key position that doesn't make them like him, they term Yaradua government the best just to get at Obasanjo a Yoruba man |
MyVILLAGEpeople:That doesn't mean they like him. They voted him because they hate AD a Yoruba candidate the more. The hate is not about individual, it is against Yoruba and what Yoruba stands for |
History555:Remember the role Chukwumerije played during military era. Abacha One million match led by Kanu Humphrey Nwosu that annulled election. Igbo leaders were used during military era to prolong their tenure, weaken the South and scuttled 1993 election |
There is no genuine reason other than fear of political domination, Some Igbo feel threatened seeing a big status like Tinubu contesting against others who can't match up to him. Naturally underdogs enjoy sympathy in any contest and Tinubu is seen as too bullish for many peoples liking. Surprisingly, this is not limited to only Igbo as we see so many Yoruba who don't want Tinubu as President but would prefer Osinbajo or someone else. However, the way some Igbo have taken what should be a natural feelings is beyond comprehension. Looking at it deeply you'll see a physiological war between Igbo and Yoruba dated back to independence. The two ethnics are on a supremacist contest, there was no cry when Igbo we're winning during the military era but have result to intimidation when they lost out at the dawn of democracy. They do not hate Tinubu, they hate any Yoruba man that is capable of defeating them in the political contest |
Odin13:Even dog barking can be more sensible than all these your gloating |
Yes |
hisexcellency34:Both are 100% better than Yahaya Bello, Dele Momodu is an accomplished business man |
No be knock out be that? Seriously each time the news of Yahaya Bello prompt up regarding his 2023 presidential ambition, I always take it as a joke because it is ironical for someone who can't manage little to be given more to handle. His failed attempt to develop Lokoja his state capital is a confirmation that he is a failure. He lacks foresight and innovation as he doesn't know what to do to add value to the state where you have natural endowment that could have turned to attraction centres that would attract people and money. Yahaya Bello is simply a youth with retard brain, he should go and sit down |
It is gradual, we shall get to the promised land |
Dsalvo:Have mercy on the guy na, you have deflated his ego but he is so embarrassed to quit the discussion |
He would deal with Atiku and his followers |
DCatt:Osinwin, who let the dog out. O de ma gboku ni. |
AshiwajuFoward:Reno Omokri, Deji Adeyanju and Kperogi just received mint dollar from Atiku, they are bound to hullacinate |
Massiveglory:That Reno is a hypocrite, exposing Elrufai dirty linen from Obasanjo 's book while hiding that of Atiku his candidate for 2023 election |
Smart move from Umahi, quickly positioning himself |
If there is anyone that deserves to be tried for hate speech is that useless professor Kperogi who on every occasion derive joy at inciting the populace while hiding in the US with no concern of crises his junk could cause. The appointment he is seeking from PDP a dead party would never materialized. He should be contented only to Atiku dollar he has stuffed in his blood stained pocket |
helinues:These people tribalism no get part 2 |
Ojiofor:Oh I see, Catholic was founded by Chinedu Okonkwo, you guys are just irredeemable |
Yea |
Truthisunique2:Why are you praying for the downfall of APC when you claim to be rooting for Amaechi? Don't you see that hatred is driving you insane? |
Truthisunique2:In the face of collapse of your permutation and beer parlour analysis you still not embarrassed enough to hid your face, shame no dey catch you? |
@ truthisunique2 You want Amaechi to become APC aspirant but you never wish APC any good, what type of love do you have for Amaechi and APC or your wish is just anything that has to do with SW not to succeed? |
Truthisunique2:The joke is on you |
Association of comment before reading. The before pics is the contention here and not the after. Blame that on the state's ministry of work and their media department that used a downloaded image and not the governor or APC who is not responsible for the error |
TheSameGuy:This is where even Muslim organisation is weary of Isaq Akintola inciting comments Read this: President, North Central Muslim Peace Initiative (NCMPI), Alhaji Saleh Zazzaga, has warned the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) to desist from making utterances that would cause dissafection in the country as well division between ethno-religious groups/bodies. It would be recalled that MURIC had last week accused the Director General and Chief Executive of the Industrial Training Fund (ITF), Sir Joseph Ari, of being bias against Muslims. The acussation which was contained in a press statement last week tagged ‘Investigate Mother of all Nepotism in ITF, Jos’ MURIC exactly accused Ari of “nepotism, wrongful appointments and marginalisation of Muslims in the running of the agency”. Zazzaga disclosed this in Jos the Plateau State capital at the stakeholders meeting of NCMPI was responding to the statement credited to MURIC. But Zazzaga said such acussation which has religious inclination should be carefully weighed before it is voiced out because the country is deeply polarized and daily divided along religious lines, upon which any inflammatory remarks will easily aggravate the already deteriorated situation. He maintained that, “religious groups should at all times be more concerned with building bridges of unity/national cohesion, avoid hate speeches and unsubstantiated allegations as well as raising false alarms because it would cause violence and set the nation backwards. According to him, “Even the manner in |
His futile attempt to always twist anything from SW is a clear indication of his egocentric tendency towards corrupt inducement. Who doesn't know Kperogi is eyeing employment in a PDP corrupt government that would never happen, the earlier he stick to his classroom work the better for him. He is in no way different from FFK, Reno and Deji Adeyanju, they are all political jobbers that should have been a cobbler |
If there is anyone that is on payroll of politician to spew gibberish and put forth inciting articles for political gain, that person is Kperogi. I have never seen a professor who should be occupied with research and advancement work belittle himself by becoming junk journalist with no value and self worth who goes about shunning useless articles at the instance of politicians. Does Kperogi takes Nigerians for a fool or he's just being dazed by the smell of dollar Atiku and PDP snuffed into his pocket that he has failed to realised that the narratives he is pushing is so weak and exposes his bias mindset towards SW APC, he has failed in his effort |
The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Nigeria’s most popular Pentecostal church where Yemi Osinbajo was (is?) a pastor, issued a Feb. 28, 2022, memo, which came to light today, that hints at a massive, ground-up political operation to help its members win political offices in Nigeria. The memo talked of the establishment of an “Office of Directorate of Politics and Governance,” which it said should be replicated “at all levels of the church – zone, area and parish” in order to “help coordinate the engagement of our people who are willing to be involved in politics as well as mobilize support for them when required.” This isn’t really surprising, frankly, because Pentecostal Christians see Osinbajo as their representative in government and think he is the fulfilment of Pastor Enoch Adeboye’s oft-quoted prediction that one of them would become Nigeria’s president during his lifetime. Osinbajo’s rise to the vice presidency, for the record, was a consequence of Buhari’s personal desire to blunt notions of his Islamic fanaticism by having a pastor as a running mate. It was the same reason that caused him to prefer Pastor Tunde Bakare, a Muslim convert, as his running mate Osinbajo himself defines his role in government in the narrow terms that his co-pentecostalists see it: as the materialization of a Pentecostal Christian theocratic dream. That’s why his inner political circle is almost entirely made up of Yoruba RCCG members. When his multi-billion-naira corruption in the management of the Buhari regime’s social investment program was probed by members of the Aso Rock cabal (which caused it to be taken away from him and transformed into a separate ministry), it was discovered that the vast majority of people who benefited from the contracts he awarded were Yoruba members of the RCCG. Osinbajo is so smugly ensconced in his RCCG filter bubble that he doesn’t even care to seek out the cultural counsel of his Federal Government-imposed Muslim aides when he travels to the Muslim North. That is why he routinely steps into mosques and people’s bedrooms with his shoes on, even though the Queen of England whose people brought to Nigeria the Christianity he practices takes off her shoes when she visits mosques. There’s no Christian in government in Nigeria’s history who has ever been as narrowminded, as culturally clueless, and as insular as Osinbajo which was why, as I said in my last Saturday column, a senior Christian Yoruba professor told me recently that Osinbajo would “create greater instability as president” than Buhari has because “The Sharia folks will confront [Osinbajo’s] Christian fundamentalism with more violence,” which would precipitate disabling communal upheavals. What the RCCG is doing with its wholesale immersion into partisan politics isn’t unique, of course. Muslims, particularly Salafists, pioneered it. The late Sheikh Abubakar Gumi started it in, I think, the 1980s when he urged his followers to be politically partisan and shocked the Nigerian Muslim community when he said politics was more important than worship. Just like the Pentecostals, the Salafists want to take over the power structure and impose, by stealth or by force, their version of theocracy on the rest of Nigeria. Salafists’ highest representative in government today is Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami. He taught for 2 years at the Islamic University of Madinah, the ideological breeding ground of Salafist ideology, and is being prepped for a greater role. Anyone who wants to hasten Nigeria’s conflagration should elect Osinbajo as president and Pantami as Vice President. Osinbajo would be the matchbox and Pantami the matchstick. The push and pull between Pentecostal and Salafist theocratic craziness would provide the friction necessary for the matchstick and the matchbox to collide. With RCCG’s openly political partisanship, expect the same from the Salafists. Let’s see where that leads. |
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