cbrass:
It seems u didn't read the letter of jagaban to oyegun, it was the jagaban that suggested the tenure elongation

nairavsdollars:
Tinubu suggested tenure elongation for Oyegun? You must be dreaming! Wake up now or i pour cold water on you

nairavsdollars:
Tinubu suggested tenure elongation for Oyegun? You must be dreaming! Wake up now or i pour cold water on you

abimbolayekeen:
Who will follow a greedy and disgrace person like Tinubu , i will not follow him .

nairavsdollars:
Is the South-West still under the control of Bola Tinubu? Does he still possess the kind of influence he had in the days of AC and ACN? If Tinubu pulls out of APC today and asked the South-West to vote for another candidate, will they listen to him again like they did in 2019?

One thing is certain: With the tenure extension for Oyegun today, Tinubu has lost out finally in the party

obrigado080:
Asiwaju is a sorry case.
He would pay dearly for being an asslicker
the so called jagaban has really been trashed. his relevance in the south west has vanished, he has been defeated in ondo, ekiti, etc. He would also lose lagos, this he knows very well...

obrigado080:
Asiwaju is a sorry case.
He would pay dearly for being an asslicker
the so called jagaban has really been trashed. his relevance in the south west has vanished, he has been defeated in ondo, ekiti, etc. He would also lose lagos, this he knows very well...

yarimo:
lose lagos state. you make me laughs like a member of IPOB. Stop dreaming

omohayek:
The question isn't whether the SW will "listen to Tinubu": the question is whether the PDP - or any other party - will provide a strong, credible challenger to Buhari, who is currently looking set to coast to an easy re-election victory despite his terrible record over the last 3 years.

None of the probable PDP candidates seems likely to give Buhari a serious challenge, and the party's leadership doesn't look interested in finding new blood with fresh ideas, so the likeliest scenario is that some used-up old crook like Atiku will gain the PDP nomination in the name of "zoning", at which point it's quite likely that the few SW voters who bother to even turn out in 2019 will give most of their votes to the terrible Buhari, simply because the alternative looks even worse.

omohayek:
The question isn't whether the SW will "listen to Tinubu": the question is whether the PDP - or any other party - will provide a strong, credible challenger to Buhari, who is currently looking set to coast to an easy re-election victory despite his terrible record over the last 3 years.

None of the probable PDP candidates seems likely to give Buhari a serious challenge, and the party's leadership doesn't look interested in finding new blood with fresh ideas, so the likeliest scenario is that some used-up old crook like Atiku will gain the PDP nomination in the name of "zoning", at which point it's quite likely that the few SW voters who bother to even turn out in 2019 will give most of their votes to the terrible Buhari, simply because the alternative looks even worse.

aolawale025:


I wouldn't say so. There would be further realignments before 2019. A credible candidate would emerge

omohayek:
The question isn't whether the SW will "listen to Tinubu": the question is whether the PDP - or any other party - will provide a strong, credible challenger to Buhari, who is currently looking set to coast to an easy re-election victory despite his terrible record over the last 3 years.

None of the probable PDP candidates seems likely to give Buhari a serious challenge, and the party's leadership doesn't look interested in finding new blood with fresh ideas, so the likeliest scenario is that some used-up old crook like Atiku will gain the PDP nomination in the name of "zoning", at which point it's quite likely that the few SW voters who bother to even turn out in 2019 will give most of their votes to the terrible Buhari, simply because the alternative looks even worse.

cbrass:
It seems u didn't read the letter of jagaban to oyegun, it was the jagaban that suggested the tenure elongation

yarimo:
definitely you will not follow him, because you are not a Nigerian citizen.

kn23h:


If you're not Yoruba, what's the business with what the SW does?
I sincerely pity Igbos...thinking their social media likes will translate to votes, most of those traders don't even have voting cards.
I hope the SW votes for Buhari again so we can all continue to suffer in this entrapment.

aolawale025:
SW would mold their fate without tinubu.

kernel504:

Just that I'm too busy, I have planned voting Buhari as a pay back. Surely, he will win.

kn23h:


As a payback? You people sincerely think you're doing someone. lmao