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@BRABUSLOADED I said if he comes for presidency igbos won’t vote for him in general elections bruh. You want me to leave my state and fight for abians when they were voting him?

@BRABUSLOADED @IBA_OLUYOLE @_raesparkles These are for abians If not for that woman on that Election Day abians would still be in bondage today under the stooge of Orji Uzor kalu but they got saved Do you get my point with rigging now?








Aye yin ti ta ! Imagine being neck deep into sycophancy and slavery to the point where you are against normal stuff like debates. A healthy part of any functioning democracy. Something that allows candidates to articulate policies, defend records, and face scrutiny in real time . Imagine not supporting that on the most basic principle . You are not only dense, You are also cursed ! something that builds accountability and helps voters make informed choices oo . Coming here to dismiss it with some imbecilic line that they can’t stand for 90mins . The people having debates in other countries how are they doing it ? Or you are too moronic to know ? Christ !




You are not doing Peter Obi a favour by voting for him.


People like us that supported, voted and even made sure that others voted for Peter Obi in 2023 has suddenly become a bigot just because he didn’t win the election 🌚😂

Dr. Kadri Obafemi Hamzat, narrating how Governor Tinubu headhunted him from Morgan Stanley in the US, illustrates how Lagos has been deliberate about the quality of minds that contribute to its continuous growth & development. There are lessons here for those who will learn.

REWIND: Buhari, Tinubu, el-Rufai led 2013 protest calling for Jega’s resignation On November 29, 2013, leaders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) marched to the headquarters of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Abuja to protest the outcome of the Anambra governorship election. William Obiano of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) was elected to succeed Peter Obi as governor with 180,178 votes. The APC leaders alleged rigging and called for the resignation of Attahiru Jega as INEC chairman.  Leading the protest were Muhammadu Buhari, who later became president in 2015; Bisi Akande, then national chairman of the APC; Bola Tinubu, who later became president in 2023; Ogbonnaya Onu, also late, and Nasir el-Rufai, who later served as governor of Kaduna state. thecable.ng/rewind-buhari-…







