>Before 1999, Tinubu had none of these:
>1. Oriental Hotel
>2. Falomo Shopping Complex
>3. First Nation Airline
>4. Lekki Concession Company
>5. Apapa Amusement Park
>6. Maiyegun Land Project
>7. De Nation
>8. Renaissance Hotel
>9. Tejuoso Market (Joint ownership)
>10. Ikeja Shopping Mall
>11. TV Continental
>12. Converted Lagos Poly land for TVC
>13. Owned NNPC Office building in Lagos
>14. Radio Continental
>15. Owned School of Nursing building in Lagos
>16. Tax Collector of Lagos State (Alpha Beta)
>17. Wife is a member of the National Assembly
>18. Son-in-law is a member of the National
>Assembly
>19. Daughter is the President-General of Market
>Women Association in Lagos
>20. N4 billion government financed property for self
>at Queens Drive, Lagos.
>Tinubu acquired all of the above and many more
>not listed after he became Governor of Lagos
>State, first in 1999 and won his second term in
>2003. He remains Governor Emeritus of Lagos,
>controlling the State's treasury through his protege
>Governor Fashola.
>He is greedy and may forfeit all, if he doesn't play
>ball. You read me right, people! He may lose
>everything if he declines to play ball with President
>Jonathan.
>Everyone knows Tinubu abandoned his party's
>candidate, Nuhu Ribadu to support the PDP
>candidate in 2011. Yoruba, however, did not really
>buy into his support for Jonathan in 2011. We just
>voted Goodluck because we were against Gambari.
>Ribadu and Buhari being Gambari did not just cut it
>for the Yoruba at the time and even more so now.
>Yet, not many of you still recollect Atiku's interview
>shortly after he was defeated by Yar'Adua in 2007.
>According to the Turaki of Adamawa, Tinubu
>supported and funded the campaign of late
>President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua while the AC had
>a presidential candidate.
>Tinubu supported Yar'Adua of the PDP while his
>party, the AC had a presidential candidate (Atiku)
>because he knew Obasanjo will use the powers of
>incumbency to rig the election for Yar'Adua as
>President. To avoid the possibility of ending up in
>prison under Yar'Adua, Tinubu secretly funded
>Yar'Adua's campaign. Tinubu is a political dealer
>and not anywhere near a political leader.
>Political observers are abreast of Tinubu's game
>plan with Buhari. He believes US, UK, Obasanjo and
>Babangida are on board with Buhari's presidency.
>So, he is willing and ready to put all his eggs in
>one basket over # JihadistBuhari and ready for any
>eventuality. He thinks with America's support,
>Buhari will win and he (Tinubu) will stay relevant
>and in control of the Yoruba economic wealth.
>However, Jonathan, the President they all loved to
>call clueless has the support of the Eastern power
>blocs -Russia and China. He will bring down the
>house on everyone of them. We are likely to end up
>with Ukraine but Tinubu and Co want an Ivory
>Coast scenario.
>At the close of the day, if Nigeria unravels without
>a well coordinated central command and control
>outside Tinubu's and Obasanjo's groups in
>Yorubaland, the two most hated figures in
>Yorubaland right now, unknown militia Yoruba
>groups will take over the affairs of the Yoruba
>states and provinces the minutes Nigeria is
>dissolved. They will not break up the control of any
>area under them without a fight. Tinubu and
>Obasanjo will surely not be in the commanding
>height of things in Yorubaland. Former thugs,
>assassins and criminals will surely run things
>unless the Yoruba Obas and leaders of thought
>work out plans before rererun.
>The above scenario is definitely not static. It is
>being speculated that after the expected defeat of
>Buhari on 14 February, Tinubu will ask Gambari to
>hold fire pending the gubernatorial election on 28
>February. He will then negotiate with President
>Jonathan for a soft landing to allow him control
>the Lagos State through Ambode as the sole
>condition under which he will prevail on Buhari and
>his boys, Boko Haram to cease all hostility against
>Mr. President and his government.
>If Jonathan refuses to negotiate, but insists on
>Agbaje as Lagos State Governor, Tinubu will
>activate the terror cells in Yorubaland in
>conjunction with Boko Haram in the North

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