₦airaland Forum

ifeomabernard: PLEASE OH MOD HOW CAN ONE CREATE A NEW TOPIC OHH
PLEASE I'M BEGGING

Cold blooded: My hands no dey o! Anybody wey dey support dis suicide mission nobi better person.

Even if u survive d journey, just think of it, u spent 3-4months for water with all d dangers and u survived but as u dey enter d US without visa, 1st place u go visit na jail and after jail u dey follow any available flight back to Naija.

kirian202: Now it remain one RED OIL Soup group to say they regret why dey fight against Biafra
Make u no quote me cos as u dey read dis my post I dey on my way to market make I buy waiting I go use cook my fishless STEW tomorrow

Acidosis: bro you're suffering...

you're like a mechanic servicing people's cars without getting paid.. after buying engine oil with your money...

Indifferent: Where is Monalis chinda

dddaaayyyooo: this is my comment on d issue
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olempe: That's sardonically lugubrious!

bolaino: Is black berry a phone or a fruit?

supaeagles: I wanted to post something but then the long list of 21 rules really annoyed me .....

rhymz: I did. . it has parochialism written all over it. There was no mention of the author's name so how did you know it was not written by a Yoruba person? Apart from Gbawe whom I believe his opposition to the GEJ presidency is understandable, the rest of the Yoruba commentators can be petty when issues are about GEJ. They like to give this delusional suggestion that the SW decides who becomes Nigeria's president even when evidence shows otherwise, in fact, here are the figures that came from the "extremely influential SW states:
OYO States-484758
Ogun- 309170
Lagos-1,281688
Osun-188409
Ekiti-135009
ondo-387376

Abeg make una help me do the calculation, sum it all up and tell me how this region votes can affect elections strongly.
By the way I exaggerated the total votes from the southwest region in my earlier post:here is the real total figure 2786410. So much for deciding the outcome of an election. I suspect the SW is gradually losing relevance hence the constant attempts to always shout and tout about the region being the deciding region of any election. The same way they they arrogated such powers before the 2011 elections only to come out with a dismissal total votes. una wan start una shouting again, SW will not decide anything jare, go tell such claptrap to political ode.

jidestar: Dis no be news, everybody know we are sending jo packing, i no sure about those our Ondo brother sha. Since dey have been claiming labour, wen the whole yoruba even edo are on the match.

rhymz: Not to sound insulting to the Yoruba political class but I have noticed that they are in the habit of exaggerating the relevance of the SW votes in the way they tailor and talk about votes from there. This is not the first time I have seen such antics. Truth be told, the SW is just a sub-region, they can never have a voting effect similar to any region no matter how much noise they make about some imaginary effect they are going to have in the next elections.

Like I have always reminded the people of the SW that like to bask in such wishful thinking, how much effect did the SW vote had on the victory of GEJ in the last elections? Lagos was the only SW state that could deliver up to a million votes to the GEJ and the reason for that is so obvious; Lagos is not your typical Yoruba state. We are yet to see this "almighty" voting power replicated in the core Yoruba states, even Oyo state with a fairly big population could not even give up to a million votes yet you lot are in the habit of exaggerating how your votes can cause any candidate to win or lose, so laughable and childish. I dare any of you to come up with the total votes from the SW to GEJ in the last election and compare it to those from other sub-regions, I can bet it that SW probably was the least or close to the least. make no mistake about it, Jonathan still would have been the clear winner if those SW votes, about 4.5 million votes were removed from his total votes. abeg make una stop to dey shout SW like say each SW person votes go count as 2 at the poles. . na wa o

rhymz: I did. . it has parochialism written all over it. There was no mention of the author's name so how did you know it was not written by a Yoruba person? Apart from Gbawe whom I believe his opposition to the GEJ presidency is understandable, the rest of the Yoruba commentators can be petty when issues are about GEJ. They like to give this delusional suggestion that the SW decides who becomes Nigeria's president even when evidence shows otherwise, in fact, here are the figures that came from the "extremely influential SW states:
OYO States-484758
Ogun- 309170
Lagos-1,281688
Osun-188409
Ekiti-135009
ondo-387376

Abeg make una help me do the calculation, sum it all up and tell me how this region votes can affect elections strongly.
By the way I exaggerated the total votes from the southwest region in my earlier post:here is the real total figure 2786410. So much for deciding the outcome of an election. I suspect the SW is gradually losing relevance hence the constant attempts to always shout and tout about the region being the deciding region of any election. The same way they they arrogated such powers before the 2011 elections only to come out with a dismissal total votes. una wan start una shouting again, SW will not decide anything jare, go tell such claptrap to political ode.

Evestar200: So u guys still believe dat dis NIGERIA will still exist in 2015 eh?

iwanchop: South Westerners did not vote enmass for Jonathan in 2011 because Tinubu told them to,absolutely NO;Jonathan got those votes because of ethnic and religious sentiments .Many voted for Jonathan because
1.he is a Christian
2.he is a Southerner
3.his name is Goodluck(believe it or not)
Buhari lost in the SW because
1. he is a northerner(many were of the opinion that Northerners have always been at the helms of affair they should therefore give southerners another chance)
Most southerners were(and are still)tired of PDP but still voted for the party during the 2011 presidential elections cos of the reasons above.They were not happy voting for PDP but they would just do it to prevent a Northerner(and probably a Muslim) from becoming the president.Many of them would even say they voted for Jonathan not PDP.

emmasege: True talk. Yorubas will determine the outcome of 2015 elections, and our choice will be determined by whom the opposition parties field. I still do not think Buhari candidacy will sell in the s/west. I will prefer a situation whereby the APC gets their flag-bearer from the s/east (not Rochas), and the running mate from the n/east or n/central. In this way, they will win the majority in the southern belt, and of course also garner significant votes from the north. A Buhari or hausa candidacy in 2015 may make it impossible for yorubas to vote massively for the opposition. APC knows the right thing to do if they are serious about ousting PDP in 2015. They should not play with our intelligence again like they (tinubus) did in 2011. Get "sellable" candidates and prove to us that u mean business.

emmasege: True talk. Yorubas will determine the outcome of 2015 elections, and our choice will be determined by whom the opposition parties field. I still do not think Buhari candidacy will sell in the s/west. I will prefer a situation whereby the APC gets their flag-bearer from the s/east (not Rochas), and the running mate from the n/east or n/central. In this way, they will win the majority in the southern belt, and of course also garner significant votes from the north. A Buhari or hausa candidacy in 2015 may make it impossible for yorubas to vote massively for the opposition. APC knows the right thing to do if they are serious about ousting PDP in 2015. They should not play with our intelligence again like they (tinubus) did in 2011. Get "sellable" candidates and prove to us that u mean business.

ocelot2006: Yeah...cos he rigged the last election, an election stated by both Nigerians and foreign observers to be the free, very fair, and arguably the best Nigerians have ever experienced, abi?