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Samuel Ozonna retweeted
APCās removal from National government will be Nigeriaās second Independence after that of 1960 from the British.
Nigerians need to make this happen!
#NigeriaDecides2027
Samuel Ozonna retweeted
When Catholic Bishops visited Tinubu in Abuja and pleaded with him for a free, fair and credible election in 2027.
Tinubu looked them to their faces and said he canāt give back power easily.
Every single person in his cabinet defended that statement.
His supporters went about celebrating it and threatening Nigerians.
What happened in Asaba, Delta state really shocked APC and Tinubu's supporters.
They thought because Tinubu is the president therefore heās has monopoly of madness.
Obidients and NDC members on Saturday bruised their ego and their only hope to win the 2027 election and that's why they're crying and threatening against self defense.
Samuel Ozonna retweeted
From the time Funsho Williams was murdered, the PDP candidates in Lagos gubernatorial race has always been APC plan B. I worked with Jimmy Agbaje's campaign team and I have never seen the kind of lackadaisical attitude in the candidate that wants to take Lagos from Tinubu's hand.
Samuel Ozonna retweeted
After watching the #LagosGovernorshipDebate yesterday, one thing that was clear is that Lagos electorates have TWO options to follow for a better Lagos governance outside the current slavery governance system that has held Lagos since 1999.
1. Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivours: ADC Gubernatorial Candidate.
Throughout the debate, he continued on a clear path of his vision for Lagos guided by a comparative approach to governance. He frequently referenced that governing Lagos, a low line area below sea level will demand the same approach taken by Venice-Italy government and Japan; these are places with much higher coastal water area than Lagos.
He will definitely make a good Lagos Governor.
2. Funsho Doherity: NDC Gubernatorial Candidate.
Like the Gbadebo, he possesses a strong sense of governance and what he has seen as the Lagos problem. His understanding of the Lagos revenue wastage under the Tinubu long spanning hold of Lagos State was clear. He was able to recheck the fact checkers that verdict his claim on Lagos IGR as false.
His understanding of the Agbero system in Lagos as a pyramid eco-system, with the boys collecting money and causing chaos as people only on the ground level of the pyramid only looking for subsistence, while the bigger money moves top to the pyramid.
He will definitely make a good Governor.
Over to you Lagos Voters!
WHO ARE YOU VOTING FOR?
#NigeriaDecides2027 #LagosGovernorshipDebate #LagosDecides
#LagosDecides2027
My observation from the LAGOS GOVERNORSHIP DEBATE
A very interesting debate for the #LAGOSGOVERNORSHIPDEBATE ahead of the #LAGOSDECIDES2027
Firstly, all the candidates seems to be enlightened, and clear in speech. Thatās a good outlook to start with.
Secondly, the candidates of ADC, APC, and NDC have independent thoughts and opinions, however, the PDP Candidate seems to be a collaborator of the APCās initiative. He almost agreed with everything the APC candidate said and barely offered alternatives.
Thirdly, the APC candidate Obafemi Hamzat, despite being in government in the last 16 years as both Commissioner and currently a deputy Governor was able to stamp his own vision for the state away from the current government.
Fourthly, the ADC candidate Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, though the youngest among them has a very different personality, a personality adorned in a clear path of different approach to governance. He has a strong sense of he intend to change things.
Fifthly, NDC Candidate Funsho Doherty presents a vey calm nature somewhat similar to that of the ADC candidate. His stand on transportation and his plan about the agbero ecosystem gained him a lot of points.
Sixthly, the PDP candidate appeared to be more of an APC candidate than that of PDP, almost did not present any alternative to the current government.
Finally, as the Governorship election approaches, the work is left for the electorates in Lagos to decide which of these men interests them the most.
Do Lagos electorates want the status quo to remain in place or do they wish to combat the long reign of the Tinubuās hold of the state single the beginning of the 4th republic.
#NigeriaDecides2027
#lagosdecides
Samuel Ozonna retweeted
āI donāt know the pain of the marketā-
Declared Pharaoh @officialABAT
Now you see why this man and those following him donāt understand the reality of hardship they have thrown Nigeria and Nigerians into.
#NigeriaDecides2027
Samuel Ozonna retweeted
Our Help Is In Name Of The Lord, Who Made Heaven And Earth!
May God be gracious and merciful to us this week! Amen š
May He make His face to shine on us this week! Amen š
May He be for us a fortress in times of darkness and challenges this week! Amen š
Have a great week people!
Samuel Ozonna retweeted
When a single political lineage monopolises a city for a generation, it colonises language itself: exhaustion is crowned āleadership,ā inertia is rewritten as āstability,ā and entitlement is treated as natural right. The "Agbero-Baba-sĆ³pĆ©" ecosystem then seals into a closed..
Samuel Ozonna retweeted
Such inspirational men on how to handle election riggers!
Thank you so much @DOlusegun and the notable identity fraudster @Omojuwa
If no be for @Omojuwa and @DOlusegun wetin I for dey tweet now?
Thank you for the Rig and Die Initiative š«¶š»
Samuel Ozonna retweeted
Well written
My observation from the LAGOS GOVERNORSHIP DEBATE
A very interesting debate for the #LAGOSGOVERNORSHIPDEBATE ahead of the #LAGOSDECIDES2027
Firstly, all the candidates seems to be enlightened, and clear in speech. Thatās a good outlook to start with.
Secondly, the candidates of ADC, APC, and NDC have independent thoughts and opinions, however, the PDP Candidate seems to be a collaborator of the APCās initiative. He almost agreed with everything the APC candidate said and barely offered alternatives.
Thirdly, the APC candidate Obafemi Hamzat, despite being in government in the last 16 years as both Commissioner and currently a deputy Governor was able to stamp his own vision for the state away from the current government.
Fourthly, the ADC candidate Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, though the youngest among them has a very different personality, a personality adorned in a clear path of different approach to governance. He has a strong sense of he intend to change things.
Fifthly, NDC Candidate Funsho Doherty presents a vey calm nature somewhat similar to that of the ADC candidate. His stand on transportation and his plan about the agbero ecosystem gained him a lot of points.
Sixthly, the PDP candidate appeared to be more of an APC candidate than that of PDP, almost did not present any alternative to the current government.
Finally, as the Governorship election approaches, the work is left for the electorates in Lagos to decide which of these men interests them the most.
Do Lagos electorates want the status quo to remain in place or do they wish to combat the long reign of the Tinubuās hold of the state single the beginning of the 4th republic.
#NigeriaDecides2027
#lagosdecides
Samuel Ozonna retweeted
You have eyes and you listen very well,
I don't know how lagos state still wantbto bring in a man who have been in power for or worked with same government for 16 years now.
But Goodluck
My observation from the LAGOS GOVERNORSHIP DEBATE
A very interesting debate for the #LAGOSGOVERNORSHIPDEBATE ahead of the #LAGOSDECIDES2027
Firstly, all the candidates seems to be enlightened, and clear in speech. Thatās a good outlook to start with.
Secondly, the candidates of ADC, APC, and NDC have independent thoughts and opinions, however, the PDP Candidate seems to be a collaborator of the APCās initiative. He almost agreed with everything the APC candidate said and barely offered alternatives.
Thirdly, the APC candidate Obafemi Hamzat, despite being in government in the last 16 years as both Commissioner and currently a deputy Governor was able to stamp his own vision for the state away from the current government.
Fourthly, the ADC candidate Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, though the youngest among them has a very different personality, a personality adorned in a clear path of different approach to governance. He has a strong sense of he intend to change things.
Fifthly, NDC Candidate Funsho Doherty presents a vey calm nature somewhat similar to that of the ADC candidate. His stand on transportation and his plan about the agbero ecosystem gained him a lot of points.
Sixthly, the PDP candidate appeared to be more of an APC candidate than that of PDP, almost did not present any alternative to the current government.
Finally, as the Governorship election approaches, the work is left for the electorates in Lagos to decide which of these men interests them the most.
Do Lagos electorates want the status quo to remain in place or do they wish to combat the long reign of the Tinubuās hold of the state single the beginning of the 4th republic.
#NigeriaDecides2027
#lagosdecides
Samuel Ozonna retweeted
Just listen to GRV, you will see reasons we are fully supporting him.
My observation from the LAGOS GOVERNORSHIP DEBATE
A very interesting debate for the #LAGOSGOVERNORSHIPDEBATE ahead of the #LAGOSDECIDES2027
Firstly, all the candidates seems to be enlightened, and clear in speech. Thatās a good outlook to start with.
Secondly, the candidates of ADC, APC, and NDC have independent thoughts and opinions, however, the PDP Candidate seems to be a collaborator of the APCās initiative. He almost agreed with everything the APC candidate said and barely offered alternatives.
Thirdly, the APC candidate Obafemi Hamzat, despite being in government in the last 16 years as both Commissioner and currently a deputy Governor was able to stamp his own vision for the state away from the current government.
Fourthly, the ADC candidate Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, though the youngest among them has a very different personality, a personality adorned in a clear path of different approach to governance. He has a strong sense of he intend to change things.
Fifthly, NDC Candidate Funsho Doherty presents a vey calm nature somewhat similar to that of the ADC candidate. His stand on transportation and his plan about the agbero ecosystem gained him a lot of points.
Sixthly, the PDP candidate appeared to be more of an APC candidate than that of PDP, almost did not present any alternative to the current government.
Finally, as the Governorship election approaches, the work is left for the electorates in Lagos to decide which of these men interests them the most.
Do Lagos electorates want the status quo to remain in place or do they wish to combat the long reign of the Tinubuās hold of the state single the beginning of the 4th republic.
#NigeriaDecides2027
#lagosdecides
Samuel Ozonna retweeted
The candidate of the ADC @GRVlagos is the choice of Lagosians and we will vote for him next year
Gbade-Gbada are Coming seriously
My observation from the LAGOS GOVERNORSHIP DEBATE
A very interesting debate for the #LAGOSGOVERNORSHIPDEBATE ahead of the #LAGOSDECIDES2027
Firstly, all the candidates seems to be enlightened, and clear in speech. Thatās a good outlook to start with.
Secondly, the candidates of ADC, APC, and NDC have independent thoughts and opinions, however, the PDP Candidate seems to be a collaborator of the APCās initiative. He almost agreed with everything the APC candidate said and barely offered alternatives.
Thirdly, the APC candidate Obafemi Hamzat, despite being in government in the last 16 years as both Commissioner and currently a deputy Governor was able to stamp his own vision for the state away from the current government.
Fourthly, the ADC candidate Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, though the youngest among them has a very different personality, a personality adorned in a clear path of different approach to governance. He has a strong sense of he intend to change things.
Fifthly, NDC Candidate Funsho Doherty presents a vey calm nature somewhat similar to that of the ADC candidate. His stand on transportation and his plan about the agbero ecosystem gained him a lot of points.
Sixthly, the PDP candidate appeared to be more of an APC candidate than that of PDP, almost did not present any alternative to the current government.
Finally, as the Governorship election approaches, the work is left for the electorates in Lagos to decide which of these men interests them the most.
Do Lagos electorates want the status quo to remain in place or do they wish to combat the long reign of the Tinubuās hold of the state single the beginning of the 4th republic.
#NigeriaDecides2027
#lagosdecides
Samuel Ozonna retweeted
My observation from the LAGOS GOVERNORSHIP DEBATE
A very interesting debate for the #LAGOSGOVERNORSHIPDEBATE ahead of the #LAGOSDECIDES2027
Firstly, all the candidates seems to be enlightened, and clear in speech. Thatās a good outlook to start with.
Secondly, the candidates of ADC, APC, and NDC have independent thoughts and opinions, however, the PDP Candidate seems to be a collaborator of the APCās initiative. He almost agreed with everything the APC candidate said and barely offered alternatives.
Thirdly, the APC candidate Obafemi Hamzat, despite being in government in the last 16 years as both Commissioner and currently a deputy Governor was able to stamp his own vision for the state away from the current government.
Fourthly, the ADC candidate Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, though the youngest among them has a very different personality, a personality adorned in a clear path of different approach to governance. He has a strong sense of he intend to change things.
Fifthly, NDC Candidate Funsho Doherty presents a vey calm nature somewhat similar to that of the ADC candidate. His stand on transportation and his plan about the agbero ecosystem gained him a lot of points.
Sixthly, the PDP candidate appeared to be more of an APC candidate than that of PDP, almost did not present any alternative to the current government.
Finally, as the Governorship election approaches, the work is left for the electorates in Lagos to decide which of these men interests them the most.
Do Lagos electorates want the status quo to remain in place or do they wish to combat the long reign of the Tinubuās hold of the state single the beginning of the 4th republic.
#NigeriaDecides2027
#lagosdecides
Samuel Ozonna retweeted
Why are Nigeriaās female football teams better and more prosperous than their male counterparts????
Samuel Ozonna retweeted
Is this PDP Governorship candidate of Lagos State campaigning for himself or he is also campaigning for the APC candidate?
What in the world is this shame ? Why not stay home if you know you aināt contesting but simply filling up Wikeās PDP name on the ballot??
#NigeriaDecides2027
Samuel Ozonna retweeted
For the sake of everything good, Nigeria cannot afford another 4 years of @OfficialAPCNg misrule!
12 years is so much enough to see the direction of the party from Buhariās 8 years of economic destruction to Tinubuās 4 years of political strangulation, democratic abortions, and economic death.
Another 4 years for the APC will be unbearable to the poor people, and only flourishing to the cronies of the President.
Nigerians arise and take back your country!
#NigeriaDecides2027