This is NOT Big Brother it is Politics.....Nigeria is a Democracy #Nigeriahasdecided2023

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They said it wasn’t rigged because Obi won in Lagos??? So Everywhere Bola Ahmed Tinubu lost wasn’t rigged. In the East where Obi won was rigged to us all too, we all know this as facts but you don’t see us (Asiwaju) supporters shouting doom and gloom. 



Obasanjo problem is that his feels he is the Yoruba Messiah the only one who speaks truth, even though he utters lies upon lies. Obasanjo still has not admitted to his roll in the 3rd term bid till date with the amount of corruption he pedalled during his tenure as president. 


Obasanjo hatred for Asiwaju is not a thing of today, it’s the same hatred he visited on MKO Abiola because he (Obasanjo) wants to be the only Yoruba President , We all remember how Obasanjo frustrated Asiwaju while he was Lagos State Governor, Obasanjo does not speak for the Yorubas, he is a selfish, vindictive and extremely manipulative man.  

Please this is Not Big Brother, it’s Politic… this Obidients are like the LGBTQ People forcing their agenda on other Citizens, very annoying group of obnoxious people. It’s the Yoruba’s among them I even despise the most - the level of stupidity in the name of wokeness! 


People cannot have a different candidate- the fact that they do means that they don’t have sense, they’re wicked and selfish (like we don’t all live in this Nigeria) the level of bigotry is astonishing.


Asiwaju is not Buhari please!!! Pastors are doing the same thing to their congregation everyday preaching politics in churches and pushing their political views on people and they come out to talk about rigging!!! Manipulating your congregation to vote for a particular party/person in the name of God is rigging.


Stop using the pulpit to create division and confusion, from henceforth I believe Pastors should be refrain from making any political utterances in a favour of any candidate, please face your God given assignment only and leave politics to the politicians. 


There Were 4 presidential candidates and not only Obi, we are tired of the Bullying, Nigerian actors will come out to criticise Election too… Really? When Nollywood is riddled with corruption and all sorts. 


For Nigerian celebrities enjoying the clout chasing and making no sense, let Stop rewarding nonsense, Teach our coming generations to fight when it’s needed and not just think life is like Big Brother. We all have a right to vote for whoever we decide and if the results is not in our favour, we organised better, re-strategised and try again in another 4years.


Please let me put this out there.. Can a Yoruba/Hausa Man win ANY election in the East? 

Millenials and Gen Z in space of tolerance and unity add some sense. No be una sabi past, you might be loud and noisy does not make what you are saying right…remember some of us have been here long before you. 


My own one kobo


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These are states where ASIWAJU scores 25%
1. FCT
2. Lagos
3. Ogun
4. Oyo
5. Osun
6. Ekiti
7. Ondo
8. Bauchi
9. Gombe
10. Jigawa
11. Kano
12. Katsina
13. Kwara
14. Sokoto
15. Yobe
16. Zamfara
17. Borno
18. Plateau
19. Akwa-Ibom
20. Rivers 
21. Benue
24. Kebbi
25. Edo
26. Adamawa



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