₦airaland Forum

sambisa5:
what has the US able to do for nigeria since the outburst of boko haram?

Its a pity buhari has no clear cut direction on how to rule this country,,,barely two weeks in office he is seeking for help on what to do up and down,,,,,

his case is just like a student going to the exam hall without preparing,,,,,hoping he will meet other students who will teach him in the exam hall............

Failure awaits buhari ,,,,,,,am sorry for nigeria

stexsy:
buhari is boko haram and boko haram is buhari........bring back Jonathan. Plssss

SHARIAREPORTERS:
Olodo, do u know saraki?
U better go and do ya research and stop disgracing urself on a forum like dis
Last time I checked, saraki is a fulani, if u don know better go and learn
Kwara state is a fulani state, and not a yoruba state, ask rilawayne001 he knows better
I schooled dere, so I know wadz up
Once again, go search for wisdom!

abduljabbar4:
Let them do it fast before may 29th. The movie shouldn't end without the antagonist gettin killed

baybeeboi:
you've done well Mr President.
You will be remembered.
And in no time, you will be missed.

temitemi1:
Yes ooooooo, we remain afloat! GEJ my HERO! FAYOSE my ROLE MODEL!!

ShehuAba: The Intriguing Politics of Ede:

On Saturday, Ede is going to be one of the towns which we are to expect a very tricky and intriguing results.
This is largely due to the fact that the PDP candidate's deputy is from this town and also very influential. more so, Senator Isiaka Adeleke who's an APC stalwart and really has massive supporters is also from here.
Actually, Ede used to be a pre dominant PDP town largely due to the influence of the Asiwaju Adeleke who's respected in the town and held in high esteem due to his political prowess and influence he has.
He was the first executive governor of osun state and he really did much for the people, such that he has endeared the people to him. The love for Adeleke can be likened to that of saraki in Ilorin politics. His departure to APC after a painful exit from the PDP will really enable many people from the town vote for his party.
Adejare Bello on the other hand who incidentally is the Oluomo of Ede and PDP's deputy guber candidate can also not be under estimated. Though a political son of Adeleke and also a beneficiary of his philanthropy. He's coming at the heels of some Ede indigenes who will vote out of sympathy for the fact that one of their sons will soon emerge as the deputy Governor of the state.
From a personal perspective, APC will conveniently win in Ede no matter how small it is. In percentage I give APC 70, to PDP's 30 percent.