Emilokan, a Yoruba saying, meaning ‘It’s my turn,’ became very popular when it was used by President Bola Tinubu during his 2023 pre-election campaign.
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The highly revered newspaper quoted the outspoken clergyman as having said this during a webinar held on Saturday.
The aspirants announced their decisions in their speeches to the leadership of the party and delegates at the Eagle Square
There are 2,322 delegates accredited for the primaries, which began since Monday with the arrival of delegates
Among the recommendations to the leadership of the party are those on consensus and the presidential primaries.
Bakare who spoke to ThisDay stated that the “north has a way of giving you the crown and holding the sceptre.”
According to him, the launch is an indication that “it is time for Nigerians to take back Nigeria.”
Those who challenged this dominating wisdom were either jailed, maimed or killed. This bully tactics between the North and South had been at play from year dot. It had been there throughout our relationship with these foreigners from the Sahel. The savagery and public degradation they put Southerners who have the balls to call for radical change amount to having the meanest junk yard dogs among humans. Yet, Southerners continue to disagree with the North because their political model of master/servant relationship would not be allowed to take root in Nigeria of disparage nationalities.
According to the former Minister, the Yoruba Summit Group spokesman, Mogaji Gboyega Adejumo, and the Chief Executive Officer of Ovation Media Group, Chief Dele Momodu, on Wednesday held a meeting with the two parties where a truce was reached.
Bakare had shot artillery fires at opponents of All Progressives Congress leader, Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The anecdotes, spun and spearheaded by some leading Yoruba, also crucified my own piece of last week entitled Tinubu, run! Please, run! and likened it to the anticlimax of the proverbial man who used the blade of his cap to decapitate an elephant.
The former Minister of Education, who is very critical of the Buhari Administration, disclosed this via her Twitter handle on Tuesday.
The clergyman said this in his address, The State of The Nigerian Youth, titled: “The Youth of a Nation Are the Trustees of Posterity,” on Sunday at the church auditorium.
Bakare made the call during the Sunday Service at the Citadel Church formerly the Latter Rain Assembly at Oregun, Lagos.
Bakare said this in Sunday in a speech he delivered during the church’s service at its headquarters in Lagos
Bakare said this on Sunday as a follow up to the reaction that was generated by his State of the Nation Address on January 5, 2020
The position followed the call on Sunday by Bakare that President Buhari should be involved in choosing who succeeds him
Bakare made the appeal during the first Sunday Thanksgiving Service of the year at the Citadel, also known as the Latter Rain Church in Ikeja.
Being the text of a speech by the Serving Overseer, Citadel Global Community Church, formerly known as Latter Rain Assembly, Pastor Tunde Bakare, at the State of the Nation Broadcast on January 5, 2020
The President’s congratulatory message is conveyed through a statement by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Mr Femi Adesina, in Abuja on Sunday.
Bakare said these on Sunday in a chat with journalists shortly after making a national broadcast on the state of the nation during the Sunday service in his church in the Ogba area of Lagos