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Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by MyVILLAGEpeople(m): 11:02am On Jun 17, 2022
angry
Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by Honourable1901(m): 11:02am On Jun 17, 2022
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Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by Jessyjeff: 11:03am On Jun 17, 2022
It's the economy, stupid!!!
For every Nigerian, are you better off now than in 2014 downward??
Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by PaChukwudi44(m): 11:03am On Jun 17, 2022
solmusdesigns:
cool



You sat down to write a long epistle on why the ruling party won't win in your opinion


Let's be honest with ourselves, if you were certain APC would loose then I see no reason for you to create a thread this early in the morning to wail about their imaginary loss you are projecting

The new electoral act is one of the major reasons the APC will lose.Rigging has been reduced by almost 100%.

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Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by Saifullah01: 11:04am On Jun 17, 2022
I agree with point 4.

The others are circumstantial

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Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by AnambraPrince: 11:04am On Jun 17, 2022
NaijaCowFarm:
I present to you 10 reasons why the APC will be kicked out of Aso Rock in 2023

1.Presidential flag bearer: Of the two contenders, Atiku and Tinubu, only Atiku has a national appeal. Atiku is popular in the North, SE, SS, NC, and SW. With 11 million votes in 2019, Atiku would be polling over 22 million in 2023

2. Buhari not on the ballot: With Buhari out of APC ballot, the core North would not be motivated as they were in 2015 and 2019. This time, NE, NW, and NC will be fully Atikulated. The North will rather prefer 16 years of an uninterrupted rule than 8 years of Buhari's disappointing rule, it is common sense. The North wants to know that Atiku would achieve what Buhari failed to do in 8 years.

3. APC's Muslim-Muslim Ticket: This is a no-brainer. Christians in Northern Nigeria are well over 70 million, from Southern Kaduna to Bauchi, Bornu, Taraba, Niger, Nassarawa, Plateau, Benue, and even up to Jigawa. It is funny that APC could not find one, just one of them worthy to be VP candidate. It is unfortunate. Then down South, even SW Christians are against the Muslim-Muslim ticket. We all know that Ondo, Ekiti, and Lagos are predominantly Christians. The Christians see Tinubu's obsession on the Muslim-Muslim ticket as an affront.

4. Tinubu's ill-health: It is a known fact that Tinubu is sick, and very sick. After Buhari's 8 years characterize by absenteesm and bed-ridden affairs, no sensible Nigerian wants a repeat of that. We see that Tinubu cannot hold a microphone to speak, He only uses a standing microphone because his hands are shaking violently. He cannot hold a paper to read, he is sick and not good enough to be president.

5. Electronic transmission of results: This is where PDP killed APC. We all saw how APC fell woefully in Anambra as the BVA ruined their rigging plan. Prior to the elections, the APC candidate was parading over 250,000 members. In the election, APC came a distant third to APGA and PDP. This will repeat in 2023. People will collect APC money and vote PDP or LP (that is if Obi is contesting, but I doubt)

6. APC and Buhari's failure: It is on record that the APC led Nigeria into two consecutive economic recessions, wiped out the middle class, and created the highest amount of poverty in Nigeria's history such that the average family in Nigeria has been reduced to beggars. This is against their promised "CHANGE" and eldorado they promised Nigerians in 2014/15

7. Siddon look chieftains: In case you have not noticed, most chieftains of the APC did not want Tinubu as the party's flagbearer. Even Buhari has not shown that level of enthusiasm you would expect from an outgoing president eager to hand over to a successor in the same party. Up North, the slogan is from baba to kaka? Some of the APC leaders are already looking to jump ship, but as usual, will wait to see how the campaign will go.

8. Tinubu's antecedents: The North does not trust Tinubu. Forget all the photo razzmatazz with Gandulje and Shettima. They know Tinubu to be a tribal leader, who will not only destabilize the power balance. but will create a Yoruba cabal. Also, the Yoruba Muslims are not accepted as Muslims, moreso parading a Christian pastor as a wife, is a BIG NO1

9. Insecurity: What is the APC going to tell people who are under the scourge of bandits, kidnappers, Boko Haram, ISWAP, etc? Will they tell them that PDP is the cause as they did in 2014? Will APC tell the people paying daily taxes to bandits that they are going to rescue them after the elections? What will APC tell Nigerians that they inherited over 5000 Megawatts of electricity, but now only generate 99 megawatts? What will APC tell Nigerians, that they took over when Dollar was N186, but now N600? Or that Petrol that was N87 is now no longer available or that Diesel that was N150 is now N1500? What will APC and Tinubu campaign with?

10. Peter Obi and Kwankwaso effect: As I write, neither Peter Obi nor Rabiu Kwankwaso, who are presidential flag bearers of the Labour Party (LP) and New Nigeria People Party (NNPP) have presented their running mates, 24 hours before the deadline. I believe that these two are not going to contest the presidency. Kwankwaso left PDP because of Wike's overbearing influence on the party's structure, more particularly how Secondus, a trusted ally was removed by Wike's high-handedness. The same applies to Peter Obi. Most analysts do not understand why Atiku did not accept Wike, it is to assure all those aggrieved members that he is a neutral candidate, who is out to reconcile all parties. So, I see Kwankwaso and Obi re-alligning with Atiku to chase APC out of Aso rock.

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Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by Nobody: 11:05am On Jun 17, 2022
Working to make Buhari president, not once but twice is the main reason why Tinubu should never be president! It takes an unusual level of inhumanity, insensitivity, and selfishness to help install a proven serial failure as president at the detriment of your fellow citizens...Tinubu claims it is his turn, just imagine! His turn to destroy Nigeria just as Buhari has done. A man whose personal ambition is more important to him than the stability and prosperity of his nation is not worthy to be called a leader to lead Nigeria after Buhari disaster. What a country!

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Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by ClimaxHerbalixt(m): 11:05am On Jun 17, 2022
Let wait and see............

This is a game of strategy and ability to woo others into their party.

How many North Trust Atiku? Despite being from there.
Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by BabaAgba79(m): 11:05am On Jun 17, 2022
NaijaCowFarm:
I present to you 10 reasons why the APC will be kicked out of Aso Rock in 2023

1.Presidential flag bearer: Of the two contenders, Atiku and Tinubu, only Atiku has a national appeal. Atiku is popular in the North, SE, SS, NC, and SW. With 11 million votes in 2019, Atiku would be polling over 22 million in 2023

2. Buhari not on the ballot: With Buhari out of APC ballot, the core North would not be motivated as they were in 2015 and 2019. This time, NE, NW, and NC will be fully Atikulated. The North will rather prefer 16 years of an uninterrupted rule than 8 years of Buhari's disappointing rule, it is common sense. The North wants to know that Atiku would achieve what Buhari failed to do in 8 years.

3. APC's Muslim-Muslim Ticket: This is a no-brainer. Christians in Northern Nigeria are well over 70 million, from Southern Kaduna to Bauchi, Bornu, Taraba, Niger, Nassarawa, Plateau, Benue, and even up to Jigawa. It is funny that APC could not find one, just one of them worthy to be VP candidate. It is unfortunate. Then down South, even SW Christians are against the Muslim-Muslim ticket. We all know that Ondo, Ekiti, and Lagos are predominantly Christians. The Christians see Tinubu's obsession on the Muslim-Muslim ticket as an affront.

4. Tinubu's ill-health: It is a known fact that Tinubu is sick, and very sick. After Buhari's 8 years characterize by absenteesm and bed-ridden affairs, no sensible Nigerian wants a repeat of that. We see that Tinubu cannot hold a microphone to speak, He only uses a standing microphone because his hands are shaking violently. He cannot hold a paper to read, he is sick and not good enough to be president.

5. Electronic transmission of results: This is where PDP killed APC. We all saw how APC fell woefully in Anambra as the BVA ruined their rigging plan. Prior to the elections, the APC candidate was parading over 250,000 members. In the election, APC came a distant third to APGA and PDP. This will repeat in 2023. People will collect APC money and vote PDP or LP (that is if Obi is contesting, but I doubt)

6. APC and Buhari's failure: It is on record that the APC led Nigeria into two consecutive economic recessions, wiped out the middle class, and created the highest amount of poverty in Nigeria's history such that the average family in Nigeria has been reduced to beggars. This is against their promised "CHANGE" and eldorado they promised Nigerians in 2014/15

7. Siddon look chieftains: In case you have not noticed, most chieftains of the APC did not want Tinubu as the party's flagbearer. Even Buhari has not shown that level of enthusiasm you would expect from an outgoing president eager to hand over to a successor in the same party. Up North, the slogan is from baba to kaka? Some of the APC leaders are already looking to jump ship, but as usual, will wait to see how the campaign will go.

8. Tinubu's antecedents: The North does not trust Tinubu. Forget all the photo razzmatazz with Gandulje and Shettima. They know Tinubu to be a tribal leader, who will not only destabilize the power balance. but will create a Yoruba cabal. Also, the Yoruba Muslims are not accepted as Muslims, moreso parading a Christian pastor as a wife, is a BIG NO1

9. Insecurity: What is the APC going to tell people who are under the scourge of bandits, kidnappers, Boko Haram, ISWAP, etc? Will they tell them that PDP is the cause as they did in 2014? Will APC tell the people paying daily taxes to bandits that they are going to rescue them after the elections? What will APC tell Nigerians that they inherited over 5000 Megawatts of electricity, but now only generate 99 megawatts? What will APC tell Nigerians, that they took over when Dollar was N186, but now N600? Or that Petrol that was N87 is now no longer available or that Diesel that was N150 is now N1500? What will APC and Tinubu campaign with?

10. Peter Obi and Kwankwaso effect: As I write, neither Peter Obi nor Rabiu Kwankwaso, who are presidential flag bearers of the Labour Party (LP) and New Nigeria People Party (NNPP) have presented their running mates, 24 hours before the deadline. I believe that these two are not going to contest the presidency. Kwankwaso left PDP because of Wike's overbearing influence on the party's structure, more particularly how Secondus, a trusted ally was removed by Wike's high-handedness. The same applies to Peter Obi. Most analysts do not understand why Atiku did not accept Wike, it is to assure all those aggrieved members that he is a neutral candidate, who is out to reconcile all parties. So, I see Kwankwaso and Obi re-alligning with Atiku to chase APC out of Aso rock.

What you wrote is poo! Gibberish! Tinubu will win!

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Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by Antoeni(m): 11:05am On Jun 17, 2022
Vote Wisely

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Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by Beverlyjean(f): 11:07am On Jun 17, 2022
APC lost the election the moment they elected Tinubu...instead of Osibanjo... Osibanjo wud have been a home run
Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by Obidient1: 11:07am On Jun 17, 2022
Vote PETER OBI for Credibility and Sustainability.
Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by Nobody: 11:08am On Jun 17, 2022
If not for Tinubu's Na My Turn desperation, Osinbajo would have been a better flag bearer for APC.
Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by David160(m): 11:09am On Jun 17, 2022
Apc won't win... That's for sure.
The north will vote massively for Atiku and kwankwaso.
Obi will take the SS, SE and SW Christian votes .. Northern Christians votes.

I see Peter obi winning this election... It'll be narrow victory though

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Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by Ijoba85: 11:09am On Jun 17, 2022
And you think these jargons you wrote up there are the realities on ground? Ode....You'd come back to swallow your nonsense
Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by SugarGirl44(f): 11:09am On Jun 17, 2022
As a Yoruba Christian, if I won't be voting for Tinubu, it definitely won't be because he's a Muslim.

Shey tinubu dey even pray their daily prayers?
You can't compare a northern fanatic to a Yoruba Muslim, the difference is too clear.

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Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by SugarGirl44(f): 11:13am On Jun 17, 2022
emeernest:
If not for Tinubu's Na My Turn desperation, Osinbajo would have been a better flag bearer for APC.

Yeah true, but Osinbajo should have been diplomatic about it, you can't claim to be too clever than your helper suddenly.
He should have taken some yoruba elders to plead with tinubu and make him understand why he's a better choice.
No be everything agidi dey solve.
Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by kingthreat(m): 11:14am On Jun 17, 2022
No one thought Tinubu would win the APC primaries. Only sickness can stop that man
Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by Didijiji: 11:15am On Jun 17, 2022
TIRI GBOSA FOR THE OP
Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by Selfmotivated: 11:16am On Jun 17, 2022
8 years don Waka, we still dey carry go, OYO
Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by LaconicINC: 11:16am On Jun 17, 2022
Where is Peter Obi's running mate abeg, why was he in Egypt when deadline for submission of running mate is close, are you sure this guy is contesting?
Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by rolams(m): 11:17am On Jun 17, 2022
Points oooo! I pity Tinubu, these Northerners ehn! Let me stop there.
Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by Kulas: 11:18am On Jun 17, 2022
Nice write up. Sure no responsible Nigerian can mention the name Tinubu as a presidential candidate let alone voting for him.

We are only OBIdient Nigerians

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Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by sonature1: 11:19am On Jun 17, 2022
SARSCoV2:
Friday morning gibberish!

Did anyone read the novel up there?

I read everything and he raised some important points

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Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by Splitmind: 11:21am On Jun 17, 2022
Nonsense, APC will win the next election even if it means taking it by force.
Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by emerged01(m): 11:25am On Jun 17, 2022
Number 8 is the reason southern region is suppose to support Tinubu. Decentralization of power will really help the southern region. That is the one reason I'm supporting Tinubu.
Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by wonder233: 11:31am On Jun 17, 2022
I did bro. Your god Tinubu is going down
SARSCoV2:
Friday morning gibberish!

Did anyone read the novel up there?
Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by AKWATGOLD1(m): 11:31am On Jun 17, 2022
Atikulated Opinion in the forthcoming 2023 election but wait for the surprise from the ruling Party.
NaijaCowFarm:
I present to you 10 reasons why the APC will be kicked out of Aso Rock in 2023

1.Presidential flag bearer: Of the two contenders, Atiku and Tinubu, only Atiku has a national appeal. Atiku is popular in the North, SE, SS, NC, and SW. With 11 million votes in 2019, Atiku would be polling over 22 million in 2023

2. Buhari not on the ballot: With Buhari out of APC ballot, the core North would not be motivated as they were in 2015 and 2019. This time, NE, NW, and NC will be fully Atikulated. The North will rather prefer 16 years of an uninterrupted rule than 8 years of Buhari's disappointing rule, it is common sense. The North wants to know that Atiku would achieve what Buhari failed to do in 8 years.

3. APC's Muslim-Muslim Ticket: This is a no-brainer. Christians in Northern Nigeria are well over 70 million, from Southern Kaduna to Bauchi, Bornu, Taraba, Niger, Nassarawa, Plateau, Benue, and even up to Jigawa. It is funny that APC could not find one, just one of them worthy to be VP candidate. It is unfortunate. Then down South, even SW Christians are against the Muslim-Muslim ticket. We all know that Ondo, Ekiti, and Lagos are predominantly Christians. The Christians see Tinubu's obsession on the Muslim-Muslim ticket as an affront.

4. Tinubu's ill-health: It is a known fact that Tinubu is sick, and very sick. After Buhari's 8 years characterize by absenteesm and bed-ridden affairs, no sensible Nigerian wants a repeat of that. We see that Tinubu cannot hold a microphone to speak, He only uses a standing microphone because his hands are shaking violently. He cannot hold a paper to read, he is sick and not good enough to be president.

5. Electronic transmission of results: This is where PDP killed APC. We all saw how APC fell woefully in Anambra as the BVA ruined their rigging plan. Prior to the elections, the APC candidate was parading over 250,000 members. In the election, APC came a distant third to APGA and PDP. This will repeat in 2023. People will collect APC money and vote PDP or LP (that is if Obi is contesting, but I doubt)

6. APC and Buhari's failure: It is on record that the APC led Nigeria into two consecutive economic recessions, wiped out the middle class, and created the highest amount of poverty in Nigeria's history such that the average family in Nigeria has been reduced to beggars. This is against their promised "CHANGE" and eldorado they promised Nigerians in 2014/15

7. Siddon look chieftains: In case you have not noticed, most chieftains of the APC did not want Tinubu as the party's flagbearer. Even Buhari has not shown that level of enthusiasm you would expect from an outgoing president eager to hand over to a successor in the same party. Up North, the slogan is from baba to kaka? Some of the APC leaders are already looking to jump ship, but as usual, will wait to see how the campaign will go.

8. Tinubu's antecedents: The North does not trust Tinubu. Forget all the photo razzmatazz with Gandulje and Shettima. They know Tinubu to be a tribal leader, who will not only destabilize the power balance. but will create a Yoruba cabal. Also, the Yoruba Muslims are not accepted as Muslims, moreso parading a Christian pastor as a wife, is a BIG NO1

9. Insecurity: What is the APC going to tell people who are under the scourge of bandits, kidnappers, Boko Haram, ISWAP, etc? Will they tell them that PDP is the cause as they did in 2014? Will APC tell the people paying daily taxes to bandits that they are going to rescue them after the elections? What will APC tell Nigerians that they inherited over 5000 Megawatts of electricity, but now only generate 99 megawatts? What will APC tell Nigerians, that they took over when Dollar was N186, but now N600? Or that Petrol that was N87 is now no longer available or that Diesel that was N150 is now N1500? What will APC and Tinubu campaign with?

10. Peter Obi and Kwankwaso effect: As I write, neither Peter Obi nor Rabiu Kwankwaso, who are presidential flag bearers of the Labour Party (LP) and New Nigeria People Party (NNPP) have presented their running mates, 24 hours before the deadline. I believe that these two are not going to contest the presidency. Kwankwaso left PDP because of Wike's overbearing influence on the party's structure, more particularly how Secondus, a trusted ally was removed by Wike's high-handedness. The same applies to Peter Obi. Most analysts do not understand why Atiku did not accept Wike, it is to assure all those aggrieved members that he is a neutral candidate, who is out to reconcile all parties. So, I see Kwankwaso and Obi re-alligning with Atiku to chase APC out of Aso rock.
Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by femicyrus(m): 11:35am On Jun 17, 2022
I'll support tinubu because obi or atiku will spend the 1st 4 years to blame buhari for their own failure to perform

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Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by femicyrus(m): 11:36am On Jun 17, 2022
Kulas:
Nice write up. Sure no responsible Nigerian can mention the name Tinubu as a presidential candidate let alone voting for him.

We are only OBIdient Nigerians

https://www.nairaland.com/7182333/breaking-peter-obi-drug-dealer#113875862
Re: 10 Reasons Why The APC May Lose 2023 Elections - Opinion by shadrach77: 11:38am On Jun 17, 2022
NaijaCowFarm:
I present to you 10 reasons why the APC will be kicked out of Aso Rock in 2023

1.Presidential flag bearer: Of the two contenders, Atiku and Tinubu, only Atiku has a national appeal. Atiku is popular in the North, SE, SS, NC, and SW. With 11 million votes in 2019, Atiku would be polling over 22 million in 2023

2. Buhari not on the ballot: With Buhari out of APC ballot, the core North would not be motivated as they were in 2015 and 2019. This time, NE, NW, and NC will be fully Atikulated. The North will rather prefer 16 years of an uninterrupted rule than 8 years of Buhari's disappointing rule, it is common sense. The North wants to know that Atiku would achieve what Buhari failed to do in 8 years.

3. APC's Muslim-Muslim Ticket: This is a no-brainer. Christians in Northern Nigeria are well over 70 million, from Southern Kaduna to Bauchi, Bornu, Taraba, Niger, Nassarawa, Plateau, Benue, and even up to Jigawa. It is funny that APC could not find one, just one of them worthy to be VP candidate. It is unfortunate. Then down South, even SW Christians are against the Muslim-Muslim ticket. We all know that Ondo, Ekiti, and Lagos are predominantly Christians. The Christians see Tinubu's obsession on the Muslim-Muslim ticket as an affront.

4. Tinubu's ill-health: It is a known fact that Tinubu is sick, and very sick. After Buhari's 8 years characterize by absenteesm and bed-ridden affairs, no sensible Nigerian wants a repeat of that. We see that Tinubu cannot hold a microphone to speak, He only uses a standing microphone because his hands are shaking violently. He cannot hold a paper to read, he is sick and not good enough to be president.

5. Electronic transmission of results: This is where PDP killed APC. We all saw how APC fell woefully in Anambra as the BVA ruined their rigging plan. Prior to the elections, the APC candidate was parading over 250,000 members. In the election, APC came a distant third to APGA and PDP. This will repeat in 2023. People will collect APC money and vote PDP or LP (that is if Obi is contesting, but I doubt)

6. APC and Buhari's failure: It is on record that the APC led Nigeria into two consecutive economic recessions, wiped out the middle class, and created the highest amount of poverty in Nigeria's history such that the average family in Nigeria has been reduced to beggars. This is against their promised "CHANGE" and eldorado they promised Nigerians in 2014/15

7. Siddon look chieftains: In case you have not noticed, most chieftains of the APC did not want Tinubu as the party's flagbearer. Even Buhari has not shown that level of enthusiasm you would expect from an outgoing president eager to hand over to a successor in the same party. Up North, the slogan is from baba to kaka? Some of the APC leaders are already looking to jump ship, but as usual, will wait to see how the campaign will go.

8. Tinubu's antecedents: The North does not trust Tinubu. Forget all the photo razzmatazz with Gandulje and Shettima. They know Tinubu to be a tribal leader, who will not only destabilize the power balance. but will create a Yoruba cabal. Also, the Yoruba Muslims are not accepted as Muslims, moreso parading a Christian pastor as a wife, is a BIG NO1

9. Insecurity: What is the APC going to tell people who are under the scourge of bandits, kidnappers, Boko Haram, ISWAP, etc? Will they tell them that PDP is the cause as they did in 2014? Will APC tell the people paying daily taxes to bandits that they are going to rescue them after the elections? What will APC tell Nigerians that they inherited over 5000 Megawatts of electricity, but now only generate 99 megawatts? What will APC tell Nigerians, that they took over when Dollar was N186, but now N600? Or that Petrol that was N87 is now no longer available or that Diesel that was N150 is now N1500? What will APC and Tinubu campaign with?

10. Peter Obi and Kwankwaso effect: As I write, neither Peter Obi nor Rabiu Kwankwaso, who are presidential flag bearers of the Labour Party (LP) and New Nigeria People Party (NNPP) have presented their running mates, 24 hours before the deadline. I believe that these two are not going to contest the presidency. Kwankwaso left PDP because of Wike's overbearing influence on the party's structure, more particularly how Secondus, a trusted ally was removed by Wike's high-handedness. The same applies to Peter Obi. Most analysts do not understand why Atiku did not accept Wike, it is to assure all those aggrieved members that he is a neutral candidate, who is out to reconcile all parties. So, I see Kwankwaso and Obi re-alligning with Atiku to chase APC out of Aso rock.
Tell me something. Has APC picked their vice-presidential candidate?

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