almelo3:
Oga drainages to clean still plenty go face your work

Cubalabloo:
Yes, the fool is overrated.

YorubaIsGreat:
As Nigerians eagerly anticipate the 2023 presidency, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Lagos chapter, Joe Igbokwe, on Friday described the Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate, Peter Obi, as “overrated “.
POLITICS NIGERIA reports that Igbokwe, a top campaigner of Bola Tinubu, presidential candidate of the ruling APC, berated Obi for a past comment condemning President Muhammadu Buhari’s system of stimulating the economy via erecting and renovating critical infrastructure.
“You can’t use infrastructure to drive economic growth,” Obi said at the time during an interview on Arise TV. “You invest in education and the SME (Small, Medium Enterprises) sector instead to deal with poverty,” he adds.
Making a flashback to the statement, Igbokwe reprimanded the former Anambra State governor, concluding that he is “just a trader”.
“Somebody who wants to be the President of Nigeria is telling you that infrastructure does not drive the economy in the 21st Century and you are taking that person serious. Peter [Obi] is overrated in Nigeria. He is just a trader,” he wrote on his known Facebook page.
https://politicsnigeria.com/2023-presidency-why-peter-obi-is-overrated-joe-igbokwe/
mynd44
lalasticlala

alsudan:
This man cleans gutters and licks Tinubu’s leaky Ass to survive. So Sad!

THAT WAS HOW THEY PUSHED THIS GUY AND HE STARTED SEEING HIMSELF LARGER THAN LIFE. ONLY FOR REALITY TO DAWN ON HIM

mach7:
As usual, instead of the people above me to understand the message, they choose to attack the messenger.

A Presidential candidate that downplays the stimulating impact of infrastructural development on economic growth is not fit to contest for office.

This simply shows a lack of understanding of the fundamentals of socio-economic development. Well as a graduate of Philosophy, not much is expected of him in this area.

If you like accept or reject that he is "overrated"....na you sabi

Mindlog:


Where has APC's Presidency and its understanding of fundamentals of socio-economic development placed Nigeria and the Nigerian on the street, today?

Why is the stimulating impact of infrastructural development not being felt around the masses?