kcnwaigbo:

Oga with all the results I have seen so far GRV is leading

seanfer:


Go and check uploaded results on IREV. That’s if you can afford enough data.

Aldol:

You must be seriously abnormal if you think Chinedu will become Governor in Lagos.

NaijaHelper1:
You are fool.
I don't blame you too much.
I hope the east gets good leaders this time.
You'll see in no time, Igbos don't need you.
You need them.

Hiding your bias under the cover of yorubas withdrawing their support is hopeless and lame especially since the LP candidate is Yoruba too.

You voted on the basis of tribalism. Enjoy it. Idiot.

mikelopez:


Go and swap LP results to APC and rest

Throwback:


The LP candidate is a Yoruba hating bastard.

He is only using the Rhodes-Vivour family name for his advantage in Lagos, other wise, his heart his Igbo as his mother is.

He is proud of denigrating Yorubas while applauding Igbos and IPOB.

He should contest for elections in the SouthEast after raining abuses on the Igbos, let us see the outcome of the social experiment.

kcnwaigbo:

Oga with all the results I have seen so far GRV is leading

Aldol:

Ok so case closed

NaijaHelper1:


He's been irresponsible on public spaces no doubt. But is that the point of elections?

What the hell is wrong with us as a nation.
I'm addressing serious issues and your problem is unguarded comments made by someone who represents change.
What about Doherty? Wasn't he good enough? Or Yoruba enough? Or experienced enough?

I keep hearing stories of Yorubas supporting the very same system keeping us where we are because they wish to spite the LP guy which doesn't make any sense because there are other credible candidates of Yoruba extraction if you really wish to make a statement. But No. You've been blindsided again using your latent irrational hatred for Igbos into subscribing for another 4 years of thugs and traffic and crime.

Ttalk:
APC Odua all the way

mikelopez:


Go and sleep

NapoleonHill:
The influence and meddling of the Igbos in SW politics has returned Sanwo Olu as governor. It also got sympathy votes for Tinubu in some quarters among the Yorubas.

What makes it worse is, many of the Yoruba who pushed the Obi narrative could not bear a Chinedu administration in Lagos. We all know he has more leaning towards the Igbo tribe than the Yoruba.

To make matters worse, this accidental opportunist of a governorship candidate cannot compose a simple sentence in yoruba without sounding like a toddler who's learning to speak, even if it means rehearsing it a million times.

The Igbos, who had thought the presidential election result in Lagos was their doing alone, soon realised there's a missing piece this time. This election is different and the environment is hostile.

If you're still wondering what the missing piece is, it's simple and clear. The Yorubas withdrew their support.

Adexgentle005:
Oga use your head. Didn’t u see chinedu twitter hate tweet on Yoruba? You are turning blind eyes to that. He started the tribalism and he got what he wanted.

Throwback:
There is something that needs to be said.

Why are Igbos always voting as a collective?

Must there always be a tribal agenda behind Igbo votes?

NapoleonHill:
The influence and meddling of the Igbos in SW politics has returned Sanwo Olu as governor. It also got sympathy votes for Tinubu in some quarters among the Yorubas.

What makes it worse is, many of the Yoruba who pushed the Obi narrative could not bear a Chinedu administration in Lagos. We all know he has more leaning towards the Igbo tribe than the Yoruba.

To make matters worse, this accidental opportunist of a governorship candidate cannot compose a simple sentence in yoruba without sounding like a toddler who's learning to speak, even if it means rehearsing it a million times.

The Igbos, who had thought the presidential election result in Lagos was their doing alone, soon realised there's a missing piece this time. This election is different and the environment is hostile.

If you're still wondering what the missing piece is, it's simple and clear. The Yorubas withdrew their support.

Throwback:
There is something that needs to be said.

Why are Igbos always voting as a collective?

Must there always be a tribal agenda behind Igbo votes?

abobote:
Even people like Jimi Agbaje that can speak Yoruba very well, not related to the Igbos in any way, tried so many times, without any luck. And here you are making look like, the young would have won if not for his relationship with the Igbos.

If Sanwo Olu is reelected, is coz of the voter's suppression and voter apathy that played out today, it has nothing to with the Igbos or the senior citizens that came out to vote according to you

bakynes:

I noticed it, they mobilised fully and vote as a block. Yorubas and the Niger deltans will vote different candidates according to who they believe will be better for the state APC,PDP,LP but Igbos will Vote LP in block votes.

ejimatic:
How many have you seen now? They are in INEC IREV. You can assess them and calcute them. APC is leading!

starstaz:


There is nothing wrong , as other tribes do too LOW-KEY. What is however wrong is their modus operandi : they do it with inflamed passion, Lousy and putrid; devoid of persuasive BAIT but rather emotional disruption.

NapoleonHill:
The Yorubas withdrew their support.

NapoleonHill:
The influence and meddling of the Igbos in SW politics has returned Sanwo Olu as governor. It also got sympathy votes for Tinubu in some quarters among the Yorubas.

What makes it worse is, many of the Yoruba who pushed the Obi narrative could not bear a Chinedu administration in Lagos. We all know he has more leaning towards the Igbo tribe than the Yoruba.

To make matters worse, this accidental opportunist of a governorship candidate cannot compose a simple sentence in yoruba without sounding like a toddler who's learning to speak, even if it means rehearsing it a million times.

The Igbos, who had thought the presidential election result in Lagos was their doing alone, soon realised there's a missing piece this time. This election is different and the environment is hostile.

If you're still wondering what the missing piece is, it's simple and clear. The Yorubas withdrew their support.

Throwback:


They have an agenda ahead of them.

They want to be in a position where they will determine who wins in Lagos.

There are not interested in performance or ability.

NapoleonHill:
The influence and meddling of the Igbos in SW politics has returned Sanwo Olu as governor. It also got sympathy votes for Tinubu in some quarters among the Yorubas.

What makes it worse is, many of the Yoruba who pushed the Obi narrative could not bear a Chinedu administration in Lagos. We all know he has more leaning towards the Igbo tribe than the Yoruba.

To make matters worse, this accidental opportunist of a governorship candidate cannot compose a simple sentence in yoruba without sounding like a toddler who's learning to speak, even if it means rehearsing it a million times.

The Igbos, who had thought the presidential election result in Lagos was their doing alone, soon realised there's a missing piece this time. This election is different and the environment is hostile.

If you're still wondering what the missing piece is, it's simple and clear. The Yorubas withdrew their support.

bakynes:

You are right, if they don't have an agenda some would vote APC, some PDP and some LP. But because they need that block vote to usurp the Yoruba majority candidate to bring in their own half breed candidate, they decided to vote in blocks. They typically vote against the candidates the Yorubas prefer. They have never hidden their hatred towards APC. Even the region Jonathan came from have forgotten APC unseated their Son and have now started to vote APC but the hatred they have for APC is something else.