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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by anonimi: 6:46am On Jun 21, 2022
ScamHunter:
They're interested in milking the country dry first. Obi would be bad business for the thieves so they want him after they've been dead and forgotten, while their great grand children are enjoying their loot.

Scam hunter who can't smell a scam right under his nose? grin
How can a thief be bad business for his fellow thieves?
Was this not how many were deceived about the Abacha associate of looting in Aso Rock who Thiefnuibu et al packaged as saviour to fight corruption? Is corruption not worse now

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by AbujaCitiBlog: 6:46am On Jun 21, 2022
Risentouch:


“I would have loved him as a Vice President. Many of us were rooting for him to be running mate to Atiku again.”
Honestly, a lot of youths in this country are dullards. No wonder, they are easily manipulated. Can you imagine? Just the mere fact that they are talking about him and everybody is saying he is a good man is the best indication that he is better than Atiku and Tinubu combined together! They would have loved him to be Atikus Vice. Why because they know the value he carries!

We want him as number one! Let him lead the Nation. I am fully Obidient!

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by kingyakos: 6:46am On Jun 21, 2022
So we should wait till 2027 or 2031 before we can get a better and working Nigeria right?....
You and the cabals has failed and the plan is DOA

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by Picardor2: 6:46am On Jun 21, 2022
mymadam:
The oracle has spoken.... but the truth is bitter lipsrsealed
and u believed

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by Richcreed(m): 6:47am On Jun 21, 2022
So sad but its true, Babangida just spoke the mind of the Nigerian oligarch! anyone thinking an igbo man will be allowed to be president of Nigeria at this juncture is living in a fool paradise, Obi may be a good man but being a south easterner ,the odds are against him.
Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by Chopcy29: 6:47am On Jun 21, 2022
OgunLaakaye:
If he is patient enough, he should be able to wait till 2053. ,

All odds will favour him at that point.

Am certain that between 2053-2060, he will become the president of Nigeria.

You get dull brain

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by amaham(m): 6:48am On Jun 21, 2022
Ojuntana:

Very true.
It was a big mistake on his part setting out in his own.
If he had stuck with Atiku, they'll easily win next year the calculations would have favored them easily. They won the South in 2019 and would look poised to win it with a bigger margin this time running against a Muslim-Muslim ticket.
They'll also be poised to take more states from the North given that a notherner is not on the ticket of APC and the core nothern states usually go with a notherner no matter the sentiments.
By 2027, Atiku would have been retiring and he would be in pole position to take the ticket.
I don't know who his advisers are but they goofed big time
I don't think he made a mistake. PDP governors would not have allowed him that VP ticket again, I'm sure they would have threatened to withdraw support from Atiku if he gives it to a non-serving governor. They would have used him as a campaign director to be speaking English under the sun. He may not win the election, but his electoral value has tripled to the extent that the major parties will poach him in his personal terms and conditions.

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by anonimi: 6:49am On Jun 21, 2022
zicoraads:
"The name is not dropping everywhere else."

I know he is already being insulted. But the truth is the truth. When some of us say it, some of you get angry.

I daresay he won't even win in the Southeast, which is considered his strong base.

How many votes did south east candidates of APC and PDP get from their south east delegates?
Yeye dey smell for Obi the Pandora scammer.

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by STPEACE10: 6:49am On Jun 21, 2022
So he should wait till old age before he can rule? This Nigeria will never get better, and funnily enough, all of here we definitely partake in the suffering.

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by Picardor2: 6:52am On Jun 21, 2022
This fools will want to talk u out of supporting Obi. Always ask this question, why should Obi wait? So he should wait for ppl to suffer even worse than ever in next 8yrs. Fools. I will waste my vote on Obi. Na my vote and e no concern u. If u like bring ur 10k

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by Funkyswagzz(m): 6:52am On Jun 21, 2022
mymadam:
The oracle has spoken.... but the truth is bitter lipsrsealed

Did anyone say he must be the president? So many ppl are tryin to challenge the system which is corrupted in every sense and here u r affirming what aliyu said. Suffer no dey taya u?

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by membranus: 6:52am On Jun 21, 2022
SWATMan:


I can't remember mentioning you because your comments are too toxic for my liking. But this may interest you.

When PEOPLE POWER is activated, STRUCTURES crumble .

It happened in South Africa. It happened in Pakistan. It happened in France. It happened in Ukraine.

Volodomyr Zelensky, a lawyer and comedian, was a political outsider before he became Ukrainian president. His political party, Servant of the People, named after a TV series in which he played the role of Ukrainian President, was formed in 2018 with no structures anywhere except on social media where he was considered the frontrunner in opinion polls after he declared his intention to run for President in December 2018.

In 2019, he contested against political juggernaut, incumbent President Petro Poroshenko, and won with 73.23 percent. Not only that, but his party also won a landslide victory in the snap legislative election held shortly after his inauguration as president. What was his trump card? He positioned himself as an anti-establishment and anti-corruption figure, a hot selling point for a people already sick and tired of corruption in high places.

Does that ring a bell? Nobody gave Zelensky, a comedian, a chance against the onslaught of Russia’s hard nut former KGB boss Vladimir Putin. He has led his people in the battle against Putin from the front, unlike some Generals, who would be bunker-bound at the threat of rag tag bandits.
Imran Khan, the renowned Pakistani cricket star had no significant political structure when he was voted Prime Minister in 2018. He rode to power on the populist approach that emphasizes the idea of juxtaposing the people against the elite.

Emmanuel Macron was a banker and civil servant before he became President. His only political experience was as a senior adviser to President Francois Hollande and later as Minister of the Economy, Industry and Digital Affairs between 2014 and 2016. In April 2016, he formed the En Marchel centrist political movement.

By May 2017, he contested and was elected President, beating serial Presidential contestant and seasoned politician, Marine Le Pen, with 66.1 percent of the vote. He was only 39 years old, which made him the youngest President in the history of France.

Now, the response of the naysayers to the above is quite predictable. They are going to say, ‘Nigeria is different!’. Exactly!

Nigeria is the poverty capital of the world, courtesy the same grandfathers that will not allow their children and grandchildren with modern ideas to lead.

Those basing their 2023 permutations on stereotypical variables should hear this: What happened in Soweto in June 1976 happened at the Lekki Toll Gate in Lagos, Nigeria, in October 2020.

Nigerian Youth dared security forces and spoke in one voice, amplified by the social media, to say enough is enough to the mindless killing of youths on flimsy grounds.

#ENDSars was born! It reverberated around the world. It rekindled separatist agitations. It may not have achieved its purpose for various reasons. But it would be foolhardy to presume that #ENDSars is dead. We can already see its reincarnation in the OBIdient Movement.

The choice for the electorate in 2023 is not between Atiku, Tinubu and Obi. It is between continuing to live in bondage and making a fresh start. It is between disgruntled Nigerians and the hegemonic predators. It is between purveyors of the oppressive status quo and hitherto apathetic Youth and Student bent on taking the Country back from the leaders of yesterday and today, using the people’s money to pave the way for them and their Children and Grandchildren to remain the leaders of tomorrow.

For those saying social media cannot elect a President, they are very correct. But at the same time, they are missing the point. It’s the people that will elect a President using social media to get people to register and change the perception of registered voters.

Is that not happening already? That you are in PDP or APC does not mean you must vote for those Parties. Party Membership cards are not demanded at polling booths before the casting of ballots. Buhari rode partly on social media hype as MR INTEGRITY to Aso Rock in 2015. It was on social media the hooey that NEPA bill is better than PhD was sold and bought. Millions of votes cast for Buhari in 2015 by registered voters were not for the APC. They were for Buhari based on the perception created that he was the long-awaited messiah. They were protest votes against PDP and GEJ and their perceived 16 wasted years and cluelessness.

The unprecedented interest in who becomes Nigeria’s next President is symbolised by the OBIdient Movement.

Whether it succeeds or fails in 2023 is not the issue. For sure, Nigeria is entering a new era of political activism. If Obi fails in 2023, it is Nigeria that will fail – again! It is an unfathomable irony that Nigerians agree that there is a dire need for a redirection of the Country but want to leave the reins in the hands of morally deficient operators who contributed actively to steering it into the present morass.

So, if you want Nigeria to win, help build the superstructure needed for the victory. Talk to your friends, neighbours and family members. Let them know the absurdity in taking money from politicians to make their Children and Grandchildren slaves to the politicians’ Children and Grandchildren. Nigeria is made up of families, not Political structures!



You are forgetting one thing in your analysis of political movements in other nations, which you expect to happen also in Nigeria. And this is that this country is fast being divided along hard tribal sentiments, and the Igbos are the ones fomenting it the most. Unfortunately, your candidate Obi, is an Igbo man, which makes it difficult for other tribes to accept him, no matter how liberal they are.

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by kingsceemark(m): 6:53am On Jun 21, 2022
Ugly black Hippopotamus, no be only 2027 but 2027777. Vastard

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by mach7(m): 6:53am On Jun 21, 2022
Bomboiy:
The most qualified and credible candidate should wait while selfish corrupt people like Tinubu and Atiku should constest. And you expect Nigeria to be better with this disgusting logic.
I think I have some spare time this morning.

Please at the bolded, what makes Obi the most qualified and credible. I'm interested in learning. cheesy

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by Picardor2: 6:53am On Jun 21, 2022
anonimi:


How many votes did south east candidates of APC and PDP get from their south east delegates?
Yeye dey smell for Obi the Pandora scammer.
Na ur papa and great grand father and father's all scammers. Stop this ur useless insults ishi beans

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by persius555(m): 6:54am On Jun 21, 2022
Peter Obi candidacy is putting a lot of fear in the camp of those who have enslaved Nigeria for too long.

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by kingyakos: 6:54am On Jun 21, 2022
Peter Obi is our next president

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by Ferdinandu(m): 6:55am On Jun 21, 2022
mymadam:
The oracle has spoken.... but the truth is bitter lipsrsealed
Oracle wey dey thief public money

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by Risentouch(m): 6:56am On Jun 21, 2022
Kdon2:


Expired junkie

Who?
Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by Ojuntana: 6:57am On Jun 21, 2022
amaham:

I don't think he made a mistake. PDP governors would not have allowed him that VP ticket again, I'm sure they would have threatened to withdraw support from Atiku if he gives it to a non-serving governor. They would have used him as a campaign director to be speaking English under the sun. He may not win the election, but his electoral value has tripled to the extent that the major parties will poach him in his personal terms and conditions.
Well, this is a possibility. I guess it's same debacle Tinubu is facing with the northern govs that got him the ticket. They all want the vice. But I think Atiku would have stuck with him if he had stayed. Obi has appeal than all the PDP govs combined except tambuwal. He should have just played the game instead of opting out
Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by Dracas: 6:57am On Jun 21, 2022
This man is speaking from political oblivion. The masses will determine who becomes president come 2023.

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by oluwasegun007(m): 6:57am On Jun 21, 2022
Haba 2031


Kilode
Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by elsiusgr8t(m): 6:58am On Jun 21, 2022
naijaguy1234:
Those people get strong head, let’s disgrace him and his online urchins.

BAT 2023 !




You want to disgrace Peter Obi? Really??

You want to disgrace someone who's only intention is to liberate you??.... A made billionaire even before politics... Who have no crime against him..


What really do you want to disgrace PETER OBI with


You think he only just wants to answer president like all those polithiefcian like Atiku and Tinubu....??


For your information Peter Obi campaign is being sponsored by well meaning Nigerian who understands his value...

Las Las Peter Obi has nothing to lose but Nigerians have...


But God willing PO will be out president come 2023

I am a vote waster and I will waste my vote on PETER OBI

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by mrkings84(m): 6:58am On Jun 21, 2022
foryourmindok:
He's a perfect person but he should wait for the worst candidates to rule first?

Only one man is the nightmare of all the political criminals and looters who have kept Nigeria in dark waters for centuries.

From the Tinubu dingbats who urchered in a coupist as a change messiah in 2015, to known looters in politics to all the criminals who are surviving by plummeting public funds by themselves and their children, all of them are against one man.


This tell you that not only Obi is the opposite of all the criminals in government in Nigeria today, he's their nightmare.
My brother just imagine o, so the right person for the job should wait till 2031, we ain't allowing that, the right person must assume the office now.

We the Youths have said it!!


OBI42023!!

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by pacespot(m): 6:59am On Jun 21, 2022
SWATMan:


I can't remember mentioning you because your comments are too toxic for my liking. But this may interest you.

When PEOPLE POWER is activated, STRUCTURES crumble .

It happened in South Africa. It happened in Pakistan. It happened in France. It happened in Ukraine.

Volodomyr Zelensky, a lawyer and comedian, was a political outsider before he became Ukrainian president. His political party, Servant of the People, named after a TV series in which he played the role of Ukrainian President, was formed in 2018 with no structures anywhere except on social media where he was considered the frontrunner in opinion polls after he declared his intention to run for President in December 2018.

In 2019, he contested against political juggernaut, incumbent President Petro Poroshenko, and won with 73.23 percent. Not only that, but his party also won a landslide victory in the snap legislative election held shortly after his inauguration as president. What was his trump card? He positioned himself as an anti-establishment and anti-corruption figure, a hot selling point for a people already sick and tired of corruption in high places.

Does that ring a bell? Nobody gave Zelensky, a comedian, a chance against the onslaught of Russia’s hard nut former KGB boss Vladimir Putin. He has led his people in the battle against Putin from the front, unlike some Generals, who would be bunker-bound at the threat of rag tag bandits.
Imran Khan, the renowned Pakistani cricket star had no significant political structure when he was voted Prime Minister in 2018. He rode to power on the populist approach that emphasizes the idea of juxtaposing the people against the elite.

Emmanuel Macron was a banker and civil servant before he became President. His only political experience was as a senior adviser to President Francois Hollande and later as Minister of the Economy, Industry and Digital Affairs between 2014 and 2016. In April 2016, he formed the En Marchel centrist political movement.

By May 2017, he contested and was elected President, beating serial Presidential contestant and seasoned politician, Marine Le Pen, with 66.1 percent of the vote. He was only 39 years old, which made him the youngest President in the history of France.

Now, the response of the naysayers to the above is quite predictable. They are going to say, ‘Nigeria is different!’. Exactly!

Nigeria is the poverty capital of the world, courtesy the same grandfathers that will not allow their children and grandchildren with modern ideas to lead.

Those basing their 2023 permutations on stereotypical variables should hear this: What happened in Soweto in June 1976 happened at the Lekki Toll Gate in Lagos, Nigeria, in October 2020.

Nigerian Youth dared security forces and spoke in one voice, amplified by the social media, to say enough is enough to the mindless killing of youths on flimsy grounds.

#ENDSars was born! It reverberated around the world. It rekindled separatist agitations. It may not have achieved its purpose for various reasons. But it would be foolhardy to presume that #ENDSars is dead. We can already see its reincarnation in the OBIdient Movement.

The choice for the electorate in 2023 is not between Atiku, Tinubu and Obi. It is between continuing to live in bondage and making a fresh start. It is between disgruntled Nigerians and the hegemonic predators. It is between purveyors of the oppressive status quo and hitherto apathetic Youth and Student bent on taking the Country back from the leaders of yesterday and today, using the people’s money to pave the way for them and their Children and Grandchildren to remain the leaders of tomorrow.

For those saying social media cannot elect a President, they are very correct. But at the same time, they are missing the point. It’s the people that will elect a President using social media to get people to register and change the perception of registered voters.

Is that not happening already? That you are in PDP or APC does not mean you must vote for those Parties. Party Membership cards are not demanded at polling booths before the casting of ballots. Buhari rode partly on social media hype as MR INTEGRITY to Aso Rock in 2015. It was on social media the hooey that NEPA bill is better than PhD was sold and bought. Millions of votes cast for Buhari in 2015 by registered voters were not for the APC. They were for Buhari based on the perception created that he was the long-awaited messiah. They were protest votes against PDP and GEJ and their perceived 16 wasted years and cluelessness.

The unprecedented interest in who becomes Nigeria’s next President is symbolised by the OBIdient Movement.

Whether it succeeds or fails in 2023 is not the issue. For sure, Nigeria is entering a new era of political activism. If Obi fails in 2023, it is Nigeria that will fail – again! It is an unfathomable irony that Nigerians agree that there is a dire need for a redirection of the Country but want to leave the reins in the hands of morally deficient operators who contributed actively to steering it into the present morass.

So, if you want Nigeria to win, help build the superstructure needed for the victory. Talk to your friends, neighbours and family members. Let them know the absurdity in taking money from politicians to make their Children and Grandchildren slaves to the politicians’ Children and Grandchildren. Nigeria is made up of families, not Political structures!



Only a fool or retrograded human being will still be thinking of voting people like Tinubu and Atiku into presidency in this country in this era. But we live in a country where many people think they must be induced to vote for the candidate of their choice. But I am just hoping for learned Nigerian youth for Peter Obi. Obi is not a Messiah but he could help usher in a new era of youth leadership in this country.

Tinubu and Atiku are only banking on whipping up some ethnic and religious sentiments to deceive ignorant voters. But in companies of Tinubu and Atiku, you will find politicians of different ethnic groups and religions. To them politics is all about interests, but they are trying to cajole Nigeria masses to vote based on religious and tribal affiliations.

Nigerians need to wake up or be damned by the rogue empire of corrupt politicians for life.

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by Zolyjagorr(m): 7:00am On Jun 21, 2022
No sir..... Peter Obi should wait till 2039 or 2040
Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by Toriagirl(f): 7:00am On Jun 21, 2022
Hmmm.
Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by Temptee101(m): 7:00am On Jun 21, 2022
This man shouldn't be given any audience.

He was one of the architects of monumental backwardness Nigeria is facing today.

His useless opinion holds no water.

I'm glad he recognizes the fact that the youths are behind him

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by ufotunang: 7:01am On Jun 21, 2022
Are you the one that will vote...it's nigerians and the youths that are tired of the APC and PDP bad goverance, that will vote for Peter obi to win the presidential election
Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by obicmag(m): 7:02am On Jun 21, 2022
My Anambra friend will say lubbish. Mr Man wake up to the realities on ground. Nigerians are tired of old and recycled politicians who are after their selfish interest. Is funny that at this age Nigeria is still battling with electricity, which is the commonest human infrastructure. Shame to you sir.

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by hrykanu231(m): 7:03am On Jun 21, 2022
Risentouch:


“I would have loved him as a Vice President. Many of us were rooting for him to be running mate to Atiku again.”

Yes, but Nigerians are not tired of the lot that made/makes the poorer.
How far with your case at EFCC?

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Re: Babangida Aliyu: Peter Obi Should Wait Till 2027 Or 2031 by elsiusgr8t(m): 7:10am On Jun 21, 2022
STPEACE10:
So he should wait till old age before he can rule? This Nigeria will never get better, and funnily enough, all of here we definitely partake in the suffering.

Please ignore topics like this they are talks of a drowning man...

You really don't need to go negative on the country....



If you believe that H.E PETER OBI is capable all you should do is to get your PVC ready and prepare to vote on election day...


Also you can convince like 10 more voters to vote for him you know you can't make him president alone..


PETER OBI records and personality is more than enough to make those who have lost hope in Nigeria to believe again....


#Campaign4PeterObi
#SalePeterObi2Nigerians

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