BlessedOne01:
You also FAILED to see "his critics [blind haters]" say; And NOT the "generality" of the people!

This News source is the only international media source that has "objectively described" Asiwaju as the only candidate that can turn the "fortune" of Nigeria "positively around"!

All other international media outfits have been "spewing trash"!

BlessedOne01:
This goes to show that even the "international community" strongly believe that Asiwaju Jagaban Tinubu is the most qualified of all the presidential candidates!

Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu would win the Presidential election landslide by The LORD'S Special Grace!

LP/obifooolish ti lule

PDP ti lule

Renewed Hope 2023!

BATified 2023!

BlessedOne01:
This goes to show that even the "international community" strongly believe that Asiwaju Jagaban Tinubu is the most qualified of all the presidential candidates!

Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu would win the Presidential election landslide by The LORD'S Special Grace!

LP/obifooolish ti lule

PDP ti lule

Renewed Hope 2023!

BATified 2023!

BlessedOne01:
Thousands cheer on 'godfather of Nigerian politics'

Mayeni Jones

BBC News, Lagos

Nigerian presidential candidate Bola Tinubu arrives by bus at Teslim Balogun Stadium in Lagos on 21 February 2023
AFPCopyright: AFP
Presidential candidate Bola Tinubu arrived by bus at Teslim Balogun Stadium in LagosImage caption: Presidential candidate Bola Tinubu arrived by bus at Teslim Balogun Stadium in Lagos
The presidential candidate for Nigeria’s ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has held his final rally in Lagos.

Thousands gathered at the Teslim Balogun Stadium, where the veteran politician - one of the three main candidates in Saturday’s poll - was joined by outgoing President Muhammadu Buhari and other party dignitaries.

Mr Tinubu very much views Lagos as his stronghold: he was governor here from 1999 to 2007, and in many ways helped shape Nigeria’s economic hub into its current form.

Often referred to as “the godfather of Nigerian politics”, he has claimed he was instrumental in securing President Buhari’s two victories at the ballot box.

The Lagos governors who have succeeded him have been his proteges.

His critics say a campaign phrase he has used “emi lo kan”, which means “it’s my turn” in Yoruba, represents the worse aspects of Nigerian politics.

But many people in Lagos believe Mr Tinubu is a savvy political operator who could help turn the country’s fortunes around.

The Nigerian economy has taken a nosedive since the election of President Buhari eight years ago, inflation is at more than 20% and unemployment has quadrupled.

Mr Tinubu, who is one of Nigeria’s richest politicians, says he made his wealth through sound investments and can improve the country’s economic fortunes.

His main rival is Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party. But many young Lagosians, galvanised by anti-police brutality protests in 2020, known as EndSars, say they prefer to back [/b]Peter Obi of the lesser-known Labour Party.

The way young Nigerians vote in this elections could be decisive: a record 10 million new people have registered to vote, 40% of whom are under 35.



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meum:
You failed to see this one:

‘His critics say a campaign phrase he has used “emi lo kan”, which means “it’s my turn” in Yoruba, represents the worse aspects of Nigerian politics.

kk2027:
Which Tinubu? He's the only one that is not sure of winning any region in this election

A sick country cannot be handed to a sick president

meum:
You failed to see this one:

‘His critics say a campaign phrase he has used “emi lo kan”, which means “it’s my turn” in Yoruba, represents the worse aspects of Nigerian politics.