Itsrm:


I watched Wike for two hours yesterday and Lamido Sanusi for 55 minutes today and enjoyed every minute of it.

I can barely watch Tinubu for more than 5 minutes. He bores me to death.

Donjazet2:


Somehow, you all have now set the very highest of standards for him. You are now looking for a God like candidate to rule nigeria. I'm sure even if God came down now, you will still somehow find room for inadequacies.
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Emaprince:
Tinubu is old and should be resting. There is no two ways about it. He might be intelligent. He may be smart. But some one that is obviously suffering from parkinson and slurs his speeches, we can do better abeg. The problem is this country is corrupted to a point of no return. So people supporting the presidency of tinubu has a hidden agenda and definitely doesn't wish this country well .

And like I said sometime ago... Tribalism plays a big part in all this.

Theflint1:
Hahahaha...the ultimate spin artiste! But a rotten situation is bad too na, and how does saying someone is skilled at turning rotten situations into bad ones qualify as a compliment?

OasisX:


....no matter what you built, if you have not built a successor, you have built nothing...".

- Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu

This is why he's difference. This is Reason he's the best man for the job!


https://twitter.com/channelstv/status/1581288621990092811?t=FIVA494yzHupbmiAMXmoJw&s=19

OasisX:


[font=serif]....no matter what you built, if you have not built a successor, you have built nothing...".

Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu

This is why he's difference. This is Reason he's the best man for the job

https://twitter.com/channelstv/status/1581288621990092811?t=FIVA494yzHupbmiAMXmoJw&s=19

Emmynator:

If not for our stupid political outlook, his statement should have been rubbish.

But once most politicians enter power, they don't think of continuity at all, they abandon previous project embarked on by their predecessor and start their own.

Our political class need to imbibe the idea of continuity without one man trying to force it by appointing successors and even controlling them. That practice is undemocratic.

Donjazet2:


This is what I don't understand with you guys.
It seems to me that because Tinubu and Atiku are zero in your books, then Obi must be 10 over 10.

Or else you've not being paying attention to this man, the numerous interviews he grants, the numerous events he attends and speeches granted almost every single day, you can't say he hasn't laid out his plans.

Somehow, you all have now set the very highest of standards for him. You are now looking for a God like candidate to rule nigeria. I'm sure even if God came down now, you will still somehow find room for inadequacies.

What you don't know is that, in politics, a mindset like this only ends up demarkerting the candidate, that is if you're still saying you're voting for this man and hoping he wins. Sowing seeds of doubt into the minds of those who don't vote, people we're trying to make get engaged in the process.

As for your question on security. This is a snippet of his objectives towards securing Nigeria.

Remember, Tinubu a d Atiku keep hiding from the media. Any time they talk, na so so blunder we dey hear.

Donjazet2:


One key reason for this is because our democracy just hasn't matured, because if it has, this is where the state house legislators come in. People always forget that the state legislature are the ones who responsible for approving state budgets.

A functional state assembly wouldn't let every brand new executive just come in and abandon ongoing projects or allow "white elephant" projects.

But every single state assembly in Nigeria are just rubber stamp houses with all members being stooges of the state governors.
I believe that with time sha, this would change.

But this should never be the basis for appraising godfatherism. Godfatherism is inimical to democracy.

Godfatherism leads to state capture and also situations whereby states are run like mafia organizations. We've seen this with Lagos, delta, Enugu, abia and the rest where godfatherism has been bad for the states.

OasisX:


Mi o ni so nkankan.

Emmynator:

Omo, this vawulence is hot sha

Modified: I hope he brought more than 2015 Buhari support to nail her Sha, cause if we Wan use who you support 2015, not many people will survive being tagged "buharist"

raumdeuter:


Is it where he says turn a rotten situation to a bad one?

Well that's a steady progression that's gradual and sensible not just telling fables

El Rufai turned Abuja from rotten to bad, and gradually to fair then to good

That's a logical progression not selling you MMM that 1,000 Naira will turn to 1million Naira in 2 days

Like Sanusi said beware of anyone who says it would be easy, we will just flip a switch and Nigeria will become New York in 4yrs

https://www.nairaland.com/7384758/2023-dont-vote-anybody-tells

raumdeuter:


E go reach all of them one after the other.

You see the campaign coordinator for Sokoto, you see for Lagos

You see what Rinu, you see Soyombo, you see Joke Silva you see Brymoh

Yet their own people get a free pass

You say you want a departure from the old political class why not Sowore No but na a 2 time governor, a previous VP candidate us the savior that's the departure from common sense

seunmsg:
We can now properly situate the Obidient movement into two groups. The first group is made up of Igbo folks who are simply riding on the discontent of young people with the situation of things in the country to push for an Igbo man (Peter Obi) as president irrespective of his solid record of failure as a governor.

The second group is made up of young, naive, ignorant, idealistic and deluded folks from other ethnic groups who think there is truly a messiah out there with a magic wand to turn Nigeria to America under a year.

The first group don’t really care about competence or a better Nigeria, they just want their ethic lord as president. To them, Peter Obi is the Voldemort who can never be wrong and must never be questioned even by his own supporters. Now that obvious gaps are appearing in the decisions of Peter Obi which calls his real intention and competence to question, the deluded second group want to start asking critical questions but the first group are saying no. Don’t ask questions or else, we drag you wotowoto despite the fact that they are on the same side.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is where we are right now. We shall update you if there is further development

Itsrm:


I agree with the first bolded part but I disagree with the second.

You just have to understand there are people who genuinely believe Tinubu is the best among the ones contesting.

They look at what they believe he achieved in Lagos and feel he can do the same irrespective of his documented health issues.

This notion that anyone supporting Tinubu must not mean well for the country is wrong.

BlueRayDick:




This is actually laughable and at the same time amusing . I mean u are seriously defending an obvious gaffe ( one of many the man has committed in a short while ) ?

What will it take u to accept that Tinubu that goes about campaigning to be president can’t even help himself . These gaffes just come naturally due to his advancement in age and his obvious health challenges that comes with old age ?

I know U are not emotionally attached to naija , but try dey pity us small small na . 8 years of sick and dull Buhari and another 4 or 8 years of this Tinubu no supposed be wetin u go dey wish us o. Bros U no show love o

Itsrm:


I agree with the first bolded part but I disagree with the second.

You just have to understand there are people who genuinely believe Tinubu is the best among the ones contesting.

They look at what they believe he achieved in Lagos and feel he can do the same irrespective of his documented health issues.

This notion that anyone supporting Tinubu must not mean well for the country is wrong.