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I watched Aregbesola’s video late yesterday’s night, it appeared “too confrontational” against Tinubu and Oyetola, and I was like, what is Tinubu even thinking, seeing himself losing numbers of his strong soldiers? Baba is losing too much of his strong soldiers, and this is very bad for him at this crucial and most important moment of his political career.
Nobody can win election on media, without his home being harmonized… all this media hypes and agendas, “I stand with Jagaban. I sit with Tinubu. I sleep with Bola” do not win elections. How many of you can win your polling unit, talk less of your wards; make una carry all your yeye media hype go somewhere jare.
In 2019, we, the Oyo APC, dominated all the media spaces, we always shook the ground during campaigns, so much that we have calculated our victories even before the election days; instead of us to mend our differences and build upon the very solid APC structure, then affected by aggrieved members and their interests. Hence, Seyi Makinde with less noise dealt with us mercilessly, and showed us what it takes to have a good structure, instead of overblown yeye media hypes.
The internal political battle that lies ahead of Tinubu and his 2023 presidential ambition will definitely pose tougher than the general election itself.
Southwest Political Structures:
Osun: Aregbesola/Oyetola
Ogun: Amosun/Osoba
Ekiti: Fayemi
Ondo: Akeredolu
Lagos: Fully Jagaban “Dem no get choice”
Oyo: That one ehn, Directionless lobade
How many states in Southwest can Tinubu conveniently control like before?
Amosun, Fayemi, Osinbajo, Femi Ojudu, Aketi, and now Aregbesola…
For those that understand how things is being run inside bourdilion, will definitely be missing Pepperito by now; May His Soul Rest In Peace.
Tinubu needs to check himself, as well; all these people can’t obviously be tagged betrayals, there must be more than a thing with him…
As for Osun 2022, I am not seeing Oyetola winning the election without the support of the Aregbesola’s caucus. The farthest he can go is winning the Primary election, owing to the power of incumbency he presently controls.
N:B Even when they were one, it took them the last joker to defeat Ademola Adeleke. What then will a divided house offer them, Victory or Defeat?
Good morning my people, I just felt like doing sobolation into politics, after a very long time ni jare. Yio kuku dara fun gbogbo wa!
