Atiku's friendship with the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu and that of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, is a testament of the unifier tag ascribed to him.

Tinubu and Atiku have been friends for 32 years.

Peter Obi and Atiku are 5 and 6, despite being in two different opposing camps.

Atiku: friends with Tinubu and Peter Obi.

Peter Obi: friends with Atiku.

Tinubu: friends with Atiku.

Truly, Atiku is the unifier. He's also the only candidate that will get good votes in all the regions.

Atiku no get Opposition for 2023

So true

Wow

So na obi wey no be unifier
Be playing with your future

Its cool

The unifer
Atiku abubakar is the best man to take us out of the bottomless pit to the promise Land

APCNGN:
Atiku's friendship with the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu and that of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, is a testament of the unifier tag ascribed to him.

Tinubu and Atiku have been friends for 32 years.

Peter Obi and Atiku are 5 and 6, despite being in two different opposing camps.

Atiku: friends with Tinubu and Peter Obi.

Peter Obi: friends with Atiku.

Tinubu: friends with Atiku.

Truly, Atiku is the unifier. He's also the only candidate that will get good votes in all the regions.

But he can't unify Wike.
The joke is on you.

blazingblender:
So na obi wey no be unifier
Be playing with your future

Same obi that wanted to serve as his vp?

a vote for an Obi is a vote for Tinubu:
1. Majority of Peter Obi's supporters were once Atiku's fans. As a matter of fact, most of them voted for Atiku in 2019. Now that they have brokert camp, they have rather reduced Atiku's votes – a move which Tinubu is well pleased with. Of course Tinubu knows that only an Atiku poses threat to his presidential ambition.

2. In as much as an Obi's candidacy is gaining a lot of waves in the social media, the train is rather coming late. If this ambition is anything to go by, it should have started since 2019. By now, the campaign train must have penetrated the core north where chunks of votes come. But as it is, Obi will only have to wait for 2027 to leave an imprint.

3. Labour Party's logo isn't design in such a way that a common man can identify with. Except for educated fellows, most people, especially the elderly, can't identify with it on the ballot. Unlike PDP and APC logos where you could easily tell an illiterate to check the box bearing umbrella or broom, that of labour party isn't realistic, and so Peter Obi will loose significant number of votes due to this factor.

4. The constitution provides that for a candidate to emerge winner, he must win at least 25% of the total vote cast, or 1/3 of the votes in 2/3 states of the Federation including FCT which is 24 states. To the Obidients, can they honestly say Obi will meet this requirement? If yes, which states?

5. Based on previous elections, the south eastern votes are often not as expected. This is not to say that the region can't produce significant number of votes, I for one believe that this is going to change with an Obi on the ballot, but the fact is that votes from Katsina or Kano often cover that of 3 or 4 states in the east. See, elections aren't won by
mere emotions, ethnic or primordial sentiments, they are won through empirical study, critical analysis and due diligence. If by any chance no significant votes do come from the east, you can see reason why Atiku is so confident of winning. It is because he knows majority of votes comes from his region. Whether you like it or not, regional politics is back and is now steering us in the face.

6. Structure is key to winning elections. I have heard many Obidients debating over this, but there's no two ways about it, you need concrete structure to win election in Nigeria. Maybe you don't understand what we mean by structure, let me break it down for you. If you have governors, senators and members of the federal house of reps contesting under your platform, you've got a structure. Even so, a party that has this structure in government before now has an edge. This is because they must have had a hold on their followers and can determine where the votes go. Whether we like it or not, PDP and APC have this on ground and may edge LP in that regard. Note that even in the south east, if Peter Obi wins, it means the state governors decided to work against PDP which I don't see them doing so. Working against PDP means ruining their chances. I give you a simple example, in 2015, many PDP parliamentarians from the north asked their followers to vote out Goodluck Jonathan. They taught only Jonathan will be affected but they too were voted out and a lot of them did not return to the national assembly. This is what will happen if PDP gubernatorial candidates/parliamentarians from the south east choose to work against PDP.

Finally, Obidients should note that a vote for an Obi will give an edge to Tinubu because it will reduce Atiku's chances. By not supporting PDP, Obidients are unconsciously brightening Tinubu's chances since the odds are obviously against Peter Obi. Tinubu is having a fill day seeing the crumbling of Atiku's support base. And if he can, he will support the Obidients so as to further meander Atiku's chances so he can emerge winner. Obi was Atiku's VP in 2019, what stop him from being his running mate yet again? An Igbo presidency is better achieved with a PDP than with an APC. Obidients, please shine your eyes!

yomi961:

Same obi that wanted to serve as his vp?

a vote for an Obi is a vote for Tinubu:
1. Majority of Peter Obi's supporters were once Atiku's fans. As a matter of fact, most of them voted for Atiku in 2019. Now that they have brokert camp, they have rather reduced Atiku's votes – a move which Tinubu is well pleased with. Of course Tinubu knows that only an Atiku poses threat to his presidential ambition.

2. In as much as an Obi's candidacy is gaining a lot of waves in the social media, the train is rather coming late. If this ambition is anything to go by, it should have started since 2019. By now, the campaign train must have penetrated the core north where chunks of votes come. But as it is, Obi will only have to wait for 2027 to leave an imprint.

3. Labour Party's logo isn't design in such a way that a common man can identify with. Except for educated fellows, most people, especially the elderly, can't identify with it on the ballot. Unlike PDP and APC logos where you could easily tell an illiterate to check the box bearing umbrella or broom, that of labour party isn't realistic, and so Peter Obi will loose significant number of votes due to this factor.

4. The constitution provides that for a candidate to emerge winner, he must win at least 25% of the total vote cast, or 1/3 of the votes in 2/3 states of the Federation including FCT which is 24 states. To the Obidients, can they honestly say Obi will meet this requirement? If yes, which states?

5. Based on previous elections, the south eastern votes are often not as expected. This is not to say that the region can't produce significant number of votes, I for one believe that this is going to change with an Obi on the ballot, but the fact is that votes from Katsina or Kano often cover that of 3 or 4 states in the east. See, elections aren't won by
mere emotions, ethnic or primordial sentiments, they are won through empirical study, critical analysis and due diligence. If by any chance no significant votes do come from the east, you can see reason why Atiku is so confident of winning. It is because he knows majority of votes comes from his region. Whether you like it or not, regional politics is back and is now steering us in the face.

6. Structure is key to winning elections. I have heard many Obidients debating over this, but there's no two ways about it, you need concrete structure to win election in Nigeria. Maybe you don't understand what we mean by structure, let me break it down for you. If you have governors, senators and members of the federal house of reps contesting under your platform, you've got a structure. Even so, a party that has this structure in government before now has an edge. This is because they must have had a hold on their followers and can determine where the votes go. Whether we like it or not, PDP and APC have this on ground and may edge LP in that regard. Note that even in the south east, if Peter Obi wins, it means the state governors decided to work against PDP which I don't see them doing so. Working against PDP means ruining their chances. I give you a simple example, in 2015, many PDP parliamentarians from the north asked their followers to vote out Goodluck Jonathan. They taught only Jonathan will be affected but they too were voted out and a lot of them did not return to the national assembly. This is what will happen if PDP gubernatorial candidates/parliamentarians from the south east choose to work against PDP.

Finally, Obidients should note that a vote for an Obi will give an edge to Tinubu because it will reduce Atiku's chances. By not supporting PDP, Obidients are unconsciously brightening Tinubu's chances since the odds are obviously against Peter Obi. Tinubu is having a fill day seeing the crumbling of Atiku's support base. And if he can, he will support the Obidients so as to further meander Atiku's chances so he can emerge winner. Obi was Atiku's VP in 2019, what stop him from being his running mate yet again? An Igbo presidency is better achieved with a PDP than with an APC. Obidients, please shine your eyes!

you mean u wrote all this yourself?
On a Monday morning??
Damn Buhari needs to leave sit as soon as possible

Unifier of what really?

Owopariola001:


But he can't unify Wike.
The joke is on you.

He's already doing that.

It will be unacceptable for a Fulani Muslim to replace an outgoing Fulani Muslim in a country of over 360 tribes. It's not as if they are bringing to the table what other tribes don't have.

Nigeria being a secular and egalitarian society should mean something to those who promote Atiku Abubukar.

blazingblender:
you mean u wrote all this yourself?
On a Monday morning??
Damn Buhari needs to leave sit as soon as possible

YOU CANNOT SILENCE ME WITH TRIBALISM OR NEPOTISM!!!

REPACKAGING PETER OBI?

If no be say person get strong mind na so dem wan repackage Obi give person.

Obi of 13months doctors strike in Anambra. 13!
Obi of Akwuzu SARS. Unalloyed ter**rorism
Obi that did not employ teachers in Anambra for 8years
Obi that did not develope Awka in 8 years
Obi that did not employ civil servants in Anambra for 8years
Obi that his driver was caught with 250m cash in Lagos
Obi that does not own any investment in Anambra, no supermarket, no warehouse

Obi of massive kid*napping.
Obi that ordered the ma*ssacre of arm*less MASSOB protesters in 2006 & 2013 and had their dead bodies thrown into the Ezu River.
Obi of 6months Anambra State Univ strike.
Obi of 7 years unpaid salaries for State Water Board workers. 7years. 260 of them died.

Obi of Pandora papers. Opening secret businesses abroad with his kid's name while he was governor. Dem catch am red handed

Obi of 7years no LGA election. 7years!
Obi of no IGR growth.
Obi of no signature infrastructure. Non!
Obi anti-infrastructure.
Obi wey carry state money put for family business.

Obi importer of groceries for over 30years driving down naira value. He Couldn't metamorphose into production like Dangote , BUA, Adeleke etc
Revd Barr Christian Nwachukwu

SmartPolician:
It will be unacceptable for a Fulani Muslim to replace an outgoing Fulani Muslim in a country of over 360 tribes. It's not as if they are bringing to the table what other tribes don't have.

Nigeria being a secular and egalitarian society should mean something to those who promote Atiku Abubukar.

He's not Fulani according to Garfield1

garfield1:


Atiku is not even a fulani,he only claims to be.atiku lost his polling unit,how did he win! The north dont like him abeg

Continue i dey hear you