Professor Akintola came to us & told us that the Yorubas in the southwest have one problem–El-Rufia
In the widely shared video published by the Punch Newspaper Online last evening, Nasir El-Rufai, the former governor of Kaduna State, described how they handled the problem of tribalism and religion in Nigerian politics while speaking with a group of individuals. He asserted that the first action they took was to endorse the idea that power should move to the west (South-West) rather than remain in the north, and as a result, they backed Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Presidency: What Will The Yorubas Do If What Tinubu Did To The Igbos Is Done To Them?—Gbadamosi Asks
As political preparations for President-elect Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu's May 29 inauguration continue, a Nigerian businessman, politician, and estate developer has taken to his official Twitter page to ask the Yoruba tribe how they will react if what Tinubu did to the Igbos is done to any Yoruba politician who wishes to run for president in the next 16 years.
Northerners Waiting To Start Accusing Tinubu Of Favouring His Tribe After Appointments - Shehu Sani
Human rights activist Senator Shehu Sani has just reacted to the on-going crisis over fuel subsidies. He shared on his official Twitter account that the northerners are laying low and waiting for the rest of Tinubu's appointments to be made. He said that once all the appointments are made and they don't get any, they will start accusing Tinubu of favoring his own ethnic group over the others.
Tinubu Has Appointed Only Yorubas So Far And Nigerians Are Watching Him - Bishop Kukah Says.
Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah who is the Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Sokoto has said that President Bola Tinubu has Appointed only the Yoruba people so far, and that Nigerians are watching his moves. The Bishop has adviced that; the new president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria Shouldn't make thesame mistakes the previous administration made concerning the Appointment of public workers.
What will the Yorubas do if what Tinubu did to the igbos is done to them? - Gbadomosi asks
In the midst of the political preparations leading up to the inauguration of President-elect Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu on May 29, an influential Nigerian businessman, politician, and real estate developer has taken to social media to raise a thought-provoking question to the Yoruba tribe. Babatunde Gbadamosi, known for his active presence on Twitter, addressed the Yoruba community and inquired about their potential reaction if a Yoruba politician seeking the presidency in the next 16 years faced a situation similar to what Tinubu allegedly did to the Igbos.
Presidency: What Will The Yorubas Do If What Tinubu Did To The Igbos Is Done To Them?—Gbadamosi Asks
Gbadamosi's tweet has sparked discussions among Nigerians on social media, with many expressing their opinions on ethnic politics and fairness in the political system. Some have argued that it is essential to address the issue of electoral integrity and justice, and others have pointed out the need for unity among ethnic groups in Nigeria.
Tinubu Should Try And Build Trust And Support With The Southeast, He Should Include Them– Adeniyi
Renowned communications professor and public affairs commentator, Abiodun Adeniyi, has urged caution in the handling of the Southeast region by the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) as the competition for the Senate President position in the upcoming 10th National Assembly intensifies. Calls have been made from various parts of the country for the APC to allocate the Senate President slot to the Southeast, aiming to achieve a balanced power-sharing arrangement.