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erad:
This one you keep trying to mention everyone's father. Is that how useless your father was/is? Someone with a decent father will definitely find it difficult disrespecting the fathers of others.

Are you done describing your father?

Factcheck0001:
erad

Don't stress yourself

That op is d same as radicalwarrior, 21lucky, 1nice

U can see he's quoting u with his remaining monikers

Do not mistake me for your father.

mecuries:
Definitely not the redeemed Adeboye... Because we all know RCCG is an extension of the APC

but recently RCCG members reject tinubu bus gift and protested against tinubu

erad:
I dare you to write the full name of the Adeboye you're talking about.

Do not mistake Adeboye for your father.

The Adeboye you know.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25by-qbUNF8&pp=ygU0U2Nob29sIGNoaWxkcmVuIHRhbGsgYWJvdXQgdGludWJ1IGZvcmdlIGNlcnRpZmljYXRlIA%3D%3D

Tinubu have failed Nigerians.
One day tinubu will be crushed and never recover because tinubu get more stubborn every time he is corrected.

Tinubu is a wicked ruler who have turned Nigerians into miserable people.

Thiefobi1:
Incoming President of biafra.

do not mistake peter obi for your father.

zoedew:
From the antecedents of the Dubai resident that is very unlikely. Fake news!

Stop deceiving yourself, watch the video and correct yourself.

This news is real and credible.

kayusely70:
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm! Really

Atiku will step down for peter obi.
Atiku is waiting till next week Tuesday to publicly declear it.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqflPWyNNF4?si=Ty17fQ0bd3xEeJsP

In a powerful and unprecedented political declaration, influential Yoruba and Northern leaders within the All Progressives Congress (APC) have jointly called for the 2027 Nigerian presidency to be handed over to an Igbo man from the South-East geopolitical zone — but with a critical stipulation: the candidate must be a bona fide member of the APC.

This stirring demand signals a pivotal moment in Nigeria’s political evolution, reflecting a growing consensus among major ethnic blocs in the ruling party to foster true inclusivity, national cohesion, and respect for the country’s unwritten power rotation norms.



The Yorubas and Northerners’ endorsement of an Igbo presidency within the APC is grounded not only in historical justice but also political pragmatism as they believe tinubu might resign 90 days before 2027 presidential election. For decades, the Igbo people — despite their significant economic contributions and population — have been largely excluded from the highest office, deepening feelings of marginalization and disenfranchisement.

By emphasizing that the Igbo presidency candidate must be a member of the APC, these leaders are underscoring the need for internal party democracy and loyalty. This insistence also serves as a subtle but firm message to the broader political class that the Igbo ambition for the presidency should be pursued within the mainstream ruling party, which currently controls the machinery of government and has the strongest chances of winning the election.


Political analysts view this united call as a potential game-changer for the 2027 general elections. It bridges long-standing regional divides, signaling that the APC’s core ethnic constituencies are ready to set aside historical suspicions and work toward a shared future.

Dr. Ibrahim Musa, a leading political commentator, noted, “This is an extraordinary alignment. For Yorubas and Northerners to publicly support an Igbo APC candidate suggests a shift from ethno-centric politics to a more pragmatic and inclusive approach. It could redefine how power is negotiated in Nigeria.”


While the call is historic, it comes with formidable challenges. The South-East political landscape is currently fragmented, with multiple aspirants eyeing the presidency, many not formally aligned with the APC. Convincing these actors to rally behind the party’s candidate will require strategic diplomacy and robust consensus-building.


This united front by Yorubas and Northerners is more than a political gesture; it is a clarion call for national integration, equitable power distribution, and party loyalty. If handled with wisdom and sincerity, it could mark the dawn of a new chapter in Nigeria’s democracy — one where ethnic identities enrich the political landscape without breeding division.

As Nigeria approaches the crucial 2027 elections, all eyes will be on how the APC navigates this complex terrain and whether it can transform this bold vision into reality.

2027: WHY WE YORUBAS ARE CALLING TINUBU "OLE" - OUR OWN SON HAS DISAPPOINTED US

We Yorubas voted for Tinubu with all our heart. We said "Emi lo kan" - It is Yoruba's turn. We fought for him, we defended him, we abused others because of him.

But today, we Yorubas are the ones shouting "Ole" the most. And here is why:

1. HUNGER DON KILL US:
We were buying rice N35k before, now N100k+. Garri that is our own food, we cannot afford it again. We thought our son will make things cheaper, but everything has tripled. A Yoruba mother in Ibadan said: "Tinubu promised us renewed hope, but he gave us renewed hunger. That is why we call him Ole - he stole our hope."

2. FUEL FROM N190 TO OVER N1,400:
Tinubu removed subsidy without plan. We Yorubas are drivers, traders, farmers - we depend on fuel. Now we cannot move our goods. From Lagos to Abeokuta, transport is now double. He stole our comfort.

3. DOLLAR KILLED OUR BUSINESS:
Many Yoruba youths are importers in Lagos, Alaba, Trade Fair. Dollar from N400 now N1,600+. Business don collapse. Shops locked. That is why Yoruba youths are angry and calling him Ole - he stole our business.

4. HE FORGOT YORUBALAND:
We expected if Yoruba man enter Aso Rock, Yorubaland will develop. But Ibadan road still bad, Lagos traffic still hell, no light, no water. Nothing special for Southwest. He only rewards his Lagos friends, not the common Yoruba man.

5. WE ARE ASHAMED:
A Yoruba elder in Ogun State said: "When Buhari was bad, we could say na Fulani man. But now na our own son dey do us like this, we cannot defend him again. Other tribes dey laugh us. They say look at your Tinubu. That shame is too much. That is why we now call him Ole ourselves."

We Yorubas are not abusing Tinubu because we hate him. We are calling him Ole because we love him and he disappointed us. We gave him our full support, but he gave us full suffering.

One market woman in Oshodi said with tears: "My son, I voted Tinubu, I cooked for his supporters, I prayed for him. Today my children cannot eat. If that is not Ole, what is it? He stole my joy."

2027, we Yorubas have learned. We will not vote Yoruba, Hausa or Igbo. We will vote who can feed us. And right now, that man is not Tinubu but Peter Obi.

DO YOU AGREE? ARE YOU A YORUBA WHO REGRETS VOTING TINUBU? DROP YOUR STATE AND YOUR REASON IN COMMENTS. LET THE WORLD HEAR YORUBA VOICE.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ER5ZJgbflT0&pp=ygUWWW9ydWJhIGNhbGwgdGludWJ1IG9sZQ%3D%3D


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2cJIOV9VI0&pp=ygUWWW9ydWJhIGNhbGwgdGludWJ1IG9sZQ%3D%3D


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2027: NIGERIANS EXPLAIN WHY THEY WILL VOTE FOR PETER OBI - NATIONWIDE SHOCK AS MARKET WOMEN, STUDENTS, DRIVERS, AND NORTHERNERS MENTION ONE NAME

As 2027 approaches, Nigerians from all walks of life have come out to explain why they will vote for Mr. Peter Obi in the 2027 presidential election. The interviews were conducted in Lagos, Kano, Rivers, Anambra, Abuja, and Kaduna markets, motor parks, and universities.

And their reasons will shock you.

A market woman in Balogun Market, Lagos said:

"Obi is our hope. Since Tinubu entered, garri don cost, rice don cost, fuel don cost. Obi is the only one wey know how to manage economy. Na why we go vote Peter Obi for 2027. We no dey do tribalism again, na competent we dey vote."

A taxi driver in Abuja said:

"I will vote Peter Obi because he is not corrupt. He no dey steal public money. He cut cost of governance when he was governor. That is the kind of leader Nigeria needs now."

A UNILAG student said:

"We will vote Peter Obi 2027 because he believes in production, not consumption. He talks about education, health, youths. Other politicians talk about rigging and betrayal. Obi talks about future. That is why youths will vote for him."

A northerner in Kano said:

"We in the North have suffered too much. Insecurity, hunger, poverty. Peter Obi is the only candidate that visited the North during floods and donated. He does not discriminate. He is for all Nigerians. That is why North will vote for him in 2027."

A trader in Onitsha said:

"2027 we choose Obi. He is tested and trusted. Anambra still benefits from what he did as governor. If he can do it for Anambra, he can do it for Nigeria."

Summary of why Nigerians say they will vote Peter Obi a Presidential Candidate of NDC Party:

1. He is not corrupt and manages money well
2. He believes in production, education, and health
3. He does not play tribal or religious politics
4. He is the only one talking about moving Nigeria from consumption to production
5. He has sympathy for the poor and visits people in crisis

As one elderly man in Kaduna said: "We tried Bola Tinubu, we have seen the result - hunger. Now we must try Peter Obi. He is our last hope for a new Nigeria."

Nigerians, do you agree? Why will YOU vote for Peter Obi in 2027? Drop your reason in comment and SHARE - Let the world hear your voice.

Dalohad:
If Ijaw people don reject Tilumbu, se na Igbo-speaking Ikwerres go vote Tilumbu for Rivers State?

I dey laugh...

You get sense! Ijaw don reject, Ogoni don reject, na only Wike and him 2 friends for Government House remain to vote Tilumbu for Rivers? Even Ikwerre people no follow am!

Na that one be the question oh! If Ijaw reject, Kalabari reject, Ogoni reject, Ikwerre reject, na who go come vote Tilumbu for Rivers? Make dem explain! I dey laugh with you

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89RXJP7IJSI&pp=ygUvVGludWJ1IHdpbGwgbm90IGJlIHJlLWVsZWN0ZWQgc2F5cyBub3J0aGVybmVycyA%3D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YmsH2g2V74&pp=ygUbVGludWJ1IGhhdmUgZmFpbGVkIFlvcnViYXMg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EB2CA3C376w&pp=ygUkQVBDIHN1cHBvcnRlcnMgZGlzYWdyZWUgd2l0aCB0aW51YnU

LottiOk:
From calling for d actualization of Biafra, to calls for kanu's unconditional release to even calls for d closure of all brothels in d world cos 1 os broke his heart. He's now calling for d forceful coronation of obi as president or else.

Same illogical AI slop write-ups patterns dat always claims to originate from fictitious, nameless character and never makes sense is what mods keep allowing d op with his numerous monikers to post here and invite scorn and angst towards Peace loving, patriotic Nigerian Igbos.

Instead of allowing folks to rebuke him properly d same mods will take down and shallow ban folks who try to talk sense into him.

I've said it times without number, until 1 of his post incites physical attractions towards Igbos will seun and his mods realize d level and complicity in enabling him.


Op ifele Megbuogi

You Tinubu supporters should stop spreading lies about OP because he is obidients.
We obidients are solely behind OP who is a journalist that criticize tinubu wrong doing.

When you tinubu supporters were posting lies and fake News about peter obi and moderators were deleting your thread and you did not post this about your fellow tinubu supporters and you are posting this now because he is obidients and he is posting the truth exposing tinubu wrongs.


You hypocrite tinubu supporters can not silence obidients on nairaland forum.

aswani:
I must admit that the Obidients AI stuff that is allowed to pollute this portal is a shame.

We all know it will happen as we are nearing elections that Peter Obí will lose. We all know, if unchecked, it will get out of hand. Yet the owner of the site acts like it's business as usual.

Later on, we will get a (sticked) thread from said owner complaining about how the site is this and that and he won't tolerate such. Why not put things in place before Obidients wreck the thing to that stage.

You Tinubu supporters like spreading lies and propaganda about us peter obi supporters.

You tinubu supporters are the ones using AI stuff to pollute nairaland by writing fake News about peter obi and dishing out ridiculous news to tarnish peter obi and obidients image no wonder moderators ban you tinubu supporters and delete your thread and what a shame later you people will turn around to accuse obidients because the news you see is not what you expect.

We all know it will happen as we are nearing elections that tinubu will lose. We all know, if tinubu supporters trying to silence obidients go unchecked, it will get out of hand. Yet this tinubu supporters keep disturbing the owner of the nairaland anytime tinubu is criticize. Politics is about opposition and criticism that why you have different political parties.

You tinubu supporters can not silence obidients on nairaland instead it will backfire on you tinubu supporters.

Yoruba Elders are wise.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8Se7y6XiOk&pp=ygUrU2V5aSBtYWtpbmRlIHNob3VsZCBub3Qgc2Fib3RhZ2UgcGV0ZXIgb2JpIA%3D%3D

helinues:
They will concoct things in their head and still be jubilating about it.

No be juju be that

Apc laptop boy shock by the news but Data boy is not a job.

But you still need to get a job because APC laptop boy is not a job.

YORUBA ELDERS INSIST: PETER OBI GOVERNMENT WILL END INSECURITY, ECONOMIC HARDSHIP AND PROSTITUTION IN NIGERIA

In a historic and deeply insightful declaration, the Yoruba Elders Forum has openly declared that only a Peter Obi presidency can save Nigeria from total collapse, insisting that his government will bring an end to three major plagues killing Nigeria: Insecurity, Economic Hardship, and Prostitution.

The Elders, speaking after a closed-door meeting in Ibadan, said they have assessed all the candidates for 2027 and Peter Obi stands out as the only leader with the discipline, empathy and economic knowledge to fix Nigeria.

ON INSECURITY:
The Elders said insecurity is not about buying more guns, it is about failure of government to create hope.

"When Peter Obi was Governor of Anambra, Anambra was the most secure State in South-East. He paid vigilantes, equipped security, and gave youth jobs. Insecurity grew in Nigeria because Tinubu and Buhari turned youth to jobless beggars. A jobless youth is a ready-made bandit. Obi will give youth jobs, and banditry will die naturally. You cannot be fighting insecurity with hunger," the statement read.

ON ECONOMIC HARDSHIP:
The Elders said Yoruba people are the most affected by the current hardship.

"Our children in Lagos, Ibadan, Ogun cannot feed. Shop owners are closing. Dollar has killed our importers. Obi is the only candidate who understands production. He will move Nigeria from consumption to production. He will cut cost of governance and stop this stealing. When Obi says he will cut cost, we believe him because as Governor he drove his own car and saved Anambra money. Tinubu said he will continue from Buhari, and he is continuing hardship."

ON PROSTITUTION:
This was the most emotional part of their speech that shocked reporters.

The Elders said prostitution in Nigeria today is no longer immorality — it is ECONOMIC SURVIVAL.

"Go to Lagos, go to Ibadan, go to Abuja, go to Italy — our female Nigerians are on the road not because they want to, but because Nigeria failed them. A graduate with 2:1 doing hookup for N5k is not a prostitute, she is a victim of bad government. When fathers cannot feed families, mothers become desperate, daughters go to the street. Peter Obi's government will restore dignity of families. When families can feed, when graduates have jobs, prostitution will end. You cannot preach morality to a hungry girl."

The Elders concluded with a warning:

"Yorubas are wise people. We supported Obasanjo, we supported Abiola. Today we are supporting Peter Obi not because he is Igbo, but because he is competent. Nigeria is sinking, we need a sailor, not a tribal chief. Any Yoruba leader working against Obi is working against Yoruba future."

The statement was signed by leaders of Yoruba Professionals, Yoruba Youth Council and Yoruba Market Women.

tuoyoojo:
I just realise say na bot I dey talk to

this guy gives the same answer to everyone message sent

Kindly ignore him


He is looking for engagement

Joblessness is making you talk nonsense

tuoyoojo:
Jesus Christ

Which kind wahala be this

Ok make I epp you life small

Use your remaining mb and go to Google

Type this one the search bar

" what does sarcasm mean"

Help your father life before thinking to help another person and do not mistake me for your father.

tuoyoojo:
Guy
Are u sure you normal


E be like say body just dey pepper you for nothing

Nor be me put you for the suffer when you dey

Nor be me say make u get poor comprehension skills

I write something to dey laugh tulumbu because of your poor skills at assimilation you feel I am supporting tulumbu

School nor be scam o

Shut up and stop talking nonsense,
You are making noise.
Tinubu is a one term president of Nigeria wether you like it or not.

tuoyoojo:
E be like say u nor know wetin sarcasm mean bros. Your blood just dey hot

Do not mistake me for your father

Newsbreeze:
By : Newsbreeze

Supporters of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu have highlighted what they describe as significant achievements recorded by the Federal Government since the commencement of his administration in May 2023, citing reforms and projects across key sectors of the economy, infrastructure, education, agriculture, healthcare and national security.

According to a review of government policies and programmes, the administration's most notable economic decisions include the removal of the long-standing petrol subsidy and the unification of foreign exchange windows. Government officials have maintained that the reforms were aimed at eliminating distortions in the economy, improving transparency and attracting investment.

The administration also points to improvements in fiscal indicators, including a reduction in the debt service-to-revenue ratio, clearance of foreign exchange obligations, growth in external reserves, increased non-oil revenue and expanded Federal Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) distributions to states and local governments.

In the infrastructure sector, the Federal Government has embarked on several strategic projects, including the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, the Sokoto-Badagry Super Highway, rehabilitation of major federal roads, modernization of ports and continued expansion of rail infrastructure. The operationalization of the Abuja Light Rail and completion of access roads linked to the Second Niger Bridge have also been cited as major milestones aimed at boosting transportation and economic activities.

The power sector has witnessed significant reforms following the signing of the Electricity Act 2023, which allows states and private investors to participate more actively in electricity generation and distribution. The commissioning of the 700-megawatt Zungeru Hydropower Project and efforts to increase national grid capacity are also among the achievements highlighted by supporters of the administration.

In education, the establishment of the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has provided financial assistance to students in tertiary institutions across the country. The government has also expanded digital training opportunities through the 3 Million Technical Talent (3MTT) programme, aimed at equipping young Nigerians with skills in technology, artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.

Youth empowerment initiatives have further been strengthened through programmes such as the Youth Credit Scheme, the Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation (CrediCorp), the Creative Economy Development Fund and expanded support for young entrepreneurs under the Nigerian Youth Investment Fund.

Labour unions and workers also recorded a major development with the approval of a new national minimum wage of ₦70,000, replacing the previous ₦30,000 benchmark. The administration has argued that the increase is part of broader efforts to improve workers' welfare amid ongoing economic reforms.

Agriculture remains a key focus of the Tinubu administration, with interventions including the deployment of over 2,000 tractors, support for dry-season farming, distribution of agricultural inputs and expansion of mechanized farming initiatives. Government officials say the programmes are designed to enhance food security and reduce dependence on food imports.

Healthcare initiatives have included the revitalization of Primary Healthcare Centres, investments in cancer treatment facilities and expanded social intervention programmes targeted at vulnerable households. The administration has also received commendation for efforts to clear passport application backlogs and improve public service delivery.

On security, the Federal Government says intensified military operations have led to the neutralization of terrorist and bandit networks in several parts of the country. Enhanced welfare packages for military personnel and intelligence-driven operations have also contributed to the surrender of thousands of insurgents and their associates.

The administration further supported local government financial autonomy following the Supreme Court judgment granting direct access to statutory allocations for local government councils, a development many analysts believe could strengthen grassroots governance and development.

Supporters of President Tinubu argue that the reforms, though challenging in the short term, are laying the foundation for long-term economic growth, infrastructure development and national stability. They maintain that the administration's policies are aimed at repositioning Nigeria for sustainable progress and greater global competitiveness.

As the government approaches the midpoint of its tenure, public debate continues over the impact of the reforms. While supporters point to the administration's achievements and ongoing projects, critics continue to raise concerns over the cost of living and economic hardships facing many Nigerians. Nonetheless, the Tinubu administration insists that its reform agenda is designed to deliver lasting benefits and drive Nigeria's national development in the years ahead.

Shut up and stop talking nonsense because of tribalism and hypocritical mindset. Tinubu is a one term president of Nigeria



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pVdsnEr4sU

Shut up and stop talking nonsense because of tribalism and hypocritical mindset. Tinubu is a one term president of Nigeria.
Tinubu have failed Nigerians



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pVdsnEr4sU

TopBanter:
@OP.

Lol. You guys don't understand politics and never will. You'll learn another bitter lesson next year.

shut up and stop talking nonsense.

Shut up and stop talking nonsense because of tribalism and hypocritical mindset. Tinubu is a one term president of Nigeria



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pVdsnEr4sU

tuoyoojo:
Pls don't tell me they want to fall tulumbu 's hand

Shut up and stop talking nonsense because of tribalism and hypocritical mindset. Tinubu is a one term president of Nigeria



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pVdsnEr4sU