chukwudi44:


ode the illiterate finance was run by the niger delta oil money supplied by the judas Amaechi who was merely used.Even Rich hausa state Governors like kwankwaso can not be left out.Tinubu was merely courted for him to deliver the sw votes but even at that the margin and no of votes he eventually delivered is nothing to write home about.

chiefinalowo:
I know this will make my brothers from the SE to have high blood pressure now.
I am in for anything Pro-Yoruba.

alrahmanonline:

buoda mogidi, Mr hater don come again o, leave Apc alone and try todraw out and rebuild your already sinked Pdp ship from the lagoon.. thank me later..

peckhamboi:
Sometimes I wonder how Nigeria would be without the Yorubas

It would just be like Chad or Cameroon

We have given a lot to this country but we haven't got any back

ziqqz:


Rie nsi! anu ofia! i ma nke gi. amam nke mu. niger delta gave funds but withheld their votes. is dat logical to ur peanut brain?
Ndi ara jukwa ebea o

BeeBeeOoh:
kai! Dis man, uaray genius. Abbeg chop [size=16pt]e-knuckle..[/size]

chukwudi44:


ode he beat Buhari in 2011 with 10 million votes!!! so your two million votes are immaterial!! In reality aevery single voter counts but no tribe or group should start boasting that there are the ones who installed him or any other president for that matter

nerodenero:
The north voted enmasse for Jonathan in 2011. I think it has nothing to do with religion and hatred alone but largely on performance. Jonathan neglected the Northeast and six weeks to election, he started doing what he'd failed to do for so long. People believe GMB would be different and starting from May 29, I'll match his promises with action.

myola777:
you would never understand, go and ask jonathan, he would tell you the reason he was parading Lagos

chukwudi44:

ode I only meant the money supplied by the Judas Amaechi belonged to the Niger delta.I never said he had the consent of his people for using their money for treachery.The Nigerdelta does not regret ever voting for their own son

Mogidi:
The Yorubas may have helped but APC is an Hausa party, the influence of Yorubas in APC ended when Buhari won the election.
The Alhajis are back to take charge.

ziqqz:


Yes ooo na true. I heard yo momma singing dat song especially when I was hitting her from da behind

Mogidi:
The Yorubas may have helped but APC is an Hausa party, the influence of Yorubas in APC ended when Buhari won the election.
The Alhajis are back to take charge.

Mogidi:
The Yorubas may have helped but APC is an Hausa party, the influence of Yorubas in APC ended when Buhari won the election.
The Alhajis are back to take charge.

4stylz:



That's what your papa tells your mama, by mistake child;

ahhahhajajajajajaa... e pain you
e pain u

chiefinalowo:
NASARAWA State governor and governor-elect, Umaru Tanko Al-Makura, on Tuesday, said the Yoruba race was behind the success recorded by the All Progressives Congress (APC) during the just-concluded general election in the country.

The governor, who made this assertion at the Presidential Lodge in Lafia, the state capital, while receiving Yoruba community in the state, led by its president, Afeez Adigun, stressed that the role played by the tribe during the merger process of all opposition parties could not be quantified in terms of naira and kobo.

He stressed further that apart from monumental achievements of APC-led governments in various states, which resorted to the success of the party during the elections, Nigerians were truly yearning for change, due to competence and trust they have in the president-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari.

Al-Makura, who said he would forever remain grateful to Yoruba race, especially the role it played during his re-election, said despite that the people were not from the state, they appreciated projects executed by his administration in the past three and a half years.

Earlier, the leader of the group, who is also the special assistant to the governor, Adigun, said Al-Makura’s enthusiasm for the developmental stride in the state prompted the community to give him and other APC candidates unalloyed supports during the elections.

http://tribune.com.ng/news/news-headlines/item/33967-yoruba-source-of-apc-s-success-in-elections-al-makura

4stylz:



I pity You; Everyone speaking for themselves; nice

theV0ice:


and who owned the PDP even with GEJ at the helm? or was GEJ never going to handover to another alhaji? Who would he have handed over to in 2019 if he had won 2015?

Mogidi:
The Yorubas may have helped but APC is an Hausa party, the influence of Yorubas in APC ended when Buhari won the election.
The Alhajis are back to take charge.

Built2last:
I am not Yoruba but make bold to say that the only reason Nigeria is still one is because of the Yoruba people. The yoruba race was the decider in the last presidential election.

The yoruba race used the intsrumentality of the media at their disposal to rubbish GEJ and brought down his regime. take the media not for granted, the media is a split image showing you what they want you to see per time, wether true or false, the media gradually shape your perspective about people, place or thing.

From the very first time when GEJ could not stand and support the Yorubas for the position of the speakership but rather blamed it on Tinubu selling out to north. Many Yorubas decided that GEJ was finished. GEJs advisers and political permutators finished him also. they made him think that pleasing the north will make him win 2nd term. The North is power drunk and has always remained so. Wrong permutation if you ask me. If GEJ had done half of what he did to please the north for the yorubas, he would have been re-elected. GEJ pulled back action on insurgency for fear of the north and what they will tag him. He built Almajiri schools and rehabilitated dams all over the north even though it was constitutionally wrong for FG to build elementary schools. He released Almustapha which angered the west..He really did alot to please the north but in my opinion was a wrong political move. He ignored the south west that vehemently cried out on marginalisation of the region in development and political appointments. Politics is like chess. every move matters from the first and you can't ignore the prize of any bad or good move...

chukwudi44:

abeg go and sit down joor!!! how come you couldn't install your god Awolowo with your almighty installation powers.The only Yoruba president ever Obasanjo was even installed by the North.GEJ won in 2011 and got only about 2m votes from the sw and over 11m votes from the SS/SE yet you peole claimed you installed him.Even in the last election,the margin of GMb's victory over GEJ was just about 500,000 far less than the margin from jigawa state alone.Make we hear sth abeg

EmoBoy:
Nigeria is now more bleeped up than ever before. The tribalism is now institutionalized

peckhamboi:
Sometimes I wonder how Nigeria would be without the Yorubas

It would just be like Chad or Cameroon

We have given a lot to this country but we haven't got any back

NgwaManNaija4LF:


He can hand over to who ever he likes, heaven did not fall when he deceided to ran for re-election and nothing happened, He can hand over to anyone whom he wishes had it been that he won. Now keep your dirty mouth shut forever.

MrNiceGuy5:


Who dey deceive you say the margin of last election was 500,000. Igbos with fake figures since 1820 - please get your facts well before coming on the Internet to type rubbish.

kendrick9:
After all is said and done,the north will use and dump them as always