BALOGUN retweeted
You can’t be denigrating &scrutinizing Yoruba woman when you look like this!
This is what we call “omo Jo ibo” in Yoruba land
You ibos are the reason why other African women call Nigerian women masculine! In America, pple will think you are trans!
yellow online dudu offline
I WARNED you people at the last election that Asiwaju will be the worst thing to happenNigeria's Politics.. You have seen what I was saying now ba? All the werey that were in opposition then are now cheer leaders for PBAT re-election.
Baba don use achievement baptized them.🤣
Another abandoned local government in Oyo State! 😂 This time, it’s Ibadan North LG, allegedly receiving ₦3 billion monthly.
**₦3 billion monthly, and nothing to show for it? Somebody should explain this mathematics!** 😂
Send us pictures or videos of your own abandoned local government. Let the world see the people collecting taxpayers’ money while the people are left to govern themselves!
BALOGUN retweeted
"This is the FIRST time in history that a sitting President will be leading his own campaign council. It means he doesn't trust anyone, he's afraid of his own shadow....."
Dino Melaye criticizes President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for leading his Campaign Council.
📸 APC PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN COUNCIL 2019
BALOGUN retweeted
As a Yoruba politician in the Tinubu era, you are only damaging an already shaky political career if you openly campaign against Tinubu. The smartest move right now may be to grumble in silence and wait for 2030.
Don’t let your minions and fan base deceive you into believing otherwise.
This is simply the political reality. Even BAT himself, during his time as Lagos governor, essentially folded his arms and allowed Obasanjo to secure a second-term victory in Lagos.
Politics is about timing, survival and knowing which battles to fight. Adeleke endorsing Tinubu second term presidency didn’t come out of free will, it was well calculated.
ADC National Secretary Rauf Aregbesola losing his polling unit to APC didn’t come as a surprise to me.
APC: 256 votes
Accord: 43 votes
ADC: 13 votes



















