Awol1:


Possibly he appointed Yabuku for that singular purpose.

dheaven:
If you like do everything for the youths during election in Nigeria you and fail to buy vote, electoral officers and the security you won't win. If you are close to those people you mentioned ask them they will tell you better. 90% of the masses are the problem of this country not even the leaders cos you may have a genuine mindset but peoples behavior will change all your good plans.

Awol1:
It's not about who is more qualified. It's about the network of the political parties that Buhari and Atiku ran with. It's about the loyalists that these guys have built all over the country over time. Are You gonna rate Kingsley with Buhari and Atiku when it comes to their network? Stop being intellectual and be practical.

luckysmills:
How gullible you are. So you believed the propaganda of Moghalu stepping down for buhari? Why can't you for once justify the air your breath by being useful?

Awol1:
Kingsley Moghalu must have thought himself a Macron in France who start his own party, speak a lot of grammar, make noise on social media and boom, win the presidency.

People you think are intelligent enough to understand the dynamics of the country's politics will just be falling hand and spilling gibberish.

Kingsley should have ran for Senate or governorship, show what he can do at local level, use it to introduce himself to the nation, and then make a case for the presidency.

This is not a rocket science bikonu.

gypsey:
it is possible.


Do you think or believe that the Southeast/south souths has a chance After 2023? i doubt it very much.

optm:
the only problem with his approach was not factoring majority of Nigerians as being unintelligent . how else would you want him to prove himself if in the capacity of a deputy CBN gov, he delivered , even in the debates, he was the most convincing in his ability to proffer solutions to problems bedevilling the country displaying a high level of intelligence which the contesting candidates most Nigerians over the cyber space were clamouring to emerge as winner lacked? like i always say, Nigerians are the problem of this country

Awol1:


SE/SS stand a chance only if PDP zone presidency to the North with a southeastern VP as usual.

preferably Kwankwaso or Tambuwal.

jaxxy:


Look bro I don’t like both bt that’s the reality. Moghalu and the rest didn’t position themselves to make enough impact or win. Even God expects u to be smart when u work.

Macron didn’t win by just luck he looked at his chances and played the right cards. Nobody will dash u power.

gypsey:
makes sense. but then it would be like just a figure head presidency, Important Decisions would still be made by the north, I may be wrong though.

The Jonathan presidency was by default i gathered.
The way i see it it doesn't matter which tribe the president comes from as long as Nigeria is Governed by Individuals who would work towards the Economic and welfare betterment of All Nigerians.

Ethnicsm and tribalism has done Nigeria and Nigerians No good politically and otherwise.

Jaqenhghar:

You have been very vague in your arguments oya tell me what MAcron did that was so special and so different to Kingsley because their careers are similar. What are those cards he played right

obonujoker:
Look at this failed clown.. How do you expect I a Yoruba Muslim to vote for you over baba?? Werey man

Awol1:


North and south has no business together

Awol1:


There are things you actually failed to factor.

The fact that not all voters are online. Majority have no access to internet.

Again YPP has no national spread. I can authoritatively tell they hadn't an agent in my polling unit. How would they know if they were being cheated.

Personally I am matured in the head to vote candidates that I think are best for the job. But when you realize that majority are still miles away from your level of understanding, you just can't help but not waste your vote.

And then you can only join in trying to inform the people to choose the better of the popular candidates.

Come on guy, I understand what you talking about. But your position is only utopian. It's not practicable in today Nigeria.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
I think you should be thinking about maintaining and strengthening your party structure and base,, especially hearing about the rumors of Ifeanyi Ubah defecting to APC. Not blaming the Nigerian youths. The Nigerian youths are not perfect! Yes,, we already know that! No need to recycle the phrase over and over again.

But what have you done for them? Have you questioned the established authority on behalf of the Nigerian youths...? How many job opportunities have you created for the Nigerian youth. How many working or active offices does your party have nation-wide?
Nigeria is not the US of A. You have to start little and grow BIG. like creating rural awareness.

I attended one of your political rally prior to the February election... Even the average rural dwellers,, the market women does not recognize you. People were just busy going about with there business. Your campaign team were blocking the roads with their lousy van and lorry instead of the crowd or your supporters. Meaning that as far as the presidential election is concerned you're still a political debutant.

You should go back to the drawing board,, start thinking on how to solidify your party structure nation-wide. Empowering your members to contest for elective post..like councillor,, local government chairman,, house of assembly amongst others.

If you can't do it alone, you can also consider potential party coalition with other top dogs. Strategic political alliance is key to winning political power.

PS =see weather,, see cold. I wish I can see where to buy Okpa Di Oku. Dis weather no dey good 4 my system.

optm:
I understand you but we cannot continue in the politics of political party popularity and money and expect a different result from what has been. it would even be better to have given our votes to one we feel is competent for the job nd even if he/she looses, the person is yet encouraged by the peoples support to try again and by the time these so called big parties that has ruined the country starts loosing peoples support gradually, they would sit up in their choice of candidates nd not just bring anyone of questionable character and expect the person to win based on party popularity nd structure . it's a long term strategy that's needed if we re really desirous of change in the country's polity. the only short term strategy that can bring a change is a revolution .

StaffofOrayan:
Continue with your senate or governorship rubbish when the youth of Algeria, Sudan are doing it, be waiting for a man that would run for governor even when you know you won't vote for hin

Unconquerable:
As I type this I’m still thinking of the right word to describe your level of stupidity. This guy is a Ph. D, a former Deputy Governor of the Central Bank: But even without knowing you personally I’m sure you’re semi literate; With no meaningful achievement in life to justify the free air you breathe. You call yourself a Yoruba Muslim but I can tell you an average Hausa Muslim does not see you as a true Muslim; To them you’re a second-class Muslim or better still an infidel.

jaxxy:


I won’t say I know much details bt I know he studied the political climate and thats why he ran under a different platform and ideology to bring Smtn different to France than what they have been getting. I’m also sure macron built capacity to attract the level of people who voted for him.

Like I said the fact we had to many political parties/candidates affected his chances and that’s why I expected a coalition party to form a formidable 3rd force. The options b4 France were less confusing.

jabberjawz:


Hypocrite?.....na only Buhari & Atiku contest the elections ABI?.....see how you just exhibited your foolishness to the whole world.....it's not a must to comment in Nairaland oh.....them no dey give trophy.

obonujoker:
Look at this failed clown.. How do you expect I a Yoruba Muslim to vote for you over baba?? Werey man