OsunOriginal:
Yesterday, two major presidential campaign rallies were held in the country. One in Benue by Obi, the LP candidate, and the other in Borno by Atiku, the PDP candidate. The two candidates were on the same ticket in 2019 but decided to part ways for the 2023 elections. Maybe Atiku decided, this time around, to use another candidate, which he thinks will be more marketable to all regions of the country.

Anyway, in Nigeria, we know what a presidential campaign usually looks like and the festivity that goes with it. Looking at the pictures below, you can easily tell which one was actually a presidential campaign and which one looks more like a gathering at a village square for a naming or wedding ceremony organized by the king. Gradually, we're beginning to see what the evening of Feb 25th will look like.

OsunOriginal:
Yesterday, two major presidential campaign rallies were held in the country. One in Benue by Obi, the LP candidate, and the other in Borno by Atiku, the PDP candidate. The two candidates were on the same ticket in 2019 but decided to part ways for the 2023 elections. Maybe Atiku decided, this time around, to use another candidate, which he thinks will be more marketable to all regions of the country.

Anyway, in Nigeria, we know what a presidential campaign usually looks like and the festivity that goes with it. Looking at the pictures below, you can easily tell which one was actually a presidential campaign and which one looks more like a gathering at a village square for a naming or wedding ceremony organized by the king. Gradually, we're beginning to see what the evening of Feb 25th will look like.

PandoraObi:
Peter Obidi0t miscreants, Zombidients and Zombiediots thinks it about noise on social media and unnecessary hype.

OsunOriginal:
Yesterday, two major presidential campaign rallies were held in the country. One in Benue by Obi, the LP candidate, and the other in Borno by Atiku, the PDP candidate. The two candidates were on the same ticket in 2019 but decided to part ways for the 2023 elections. Maybe Atiku decided, this time around, to use another candidate, which he thinks will be more marketable to all regions of the country.

Anyway, in Nigeria, we know what a presidential campaign usually looks like and the festivity that goes with it. Looking at the pictures below, you can easily tell which one was actually a presidential campaign and which one looks more like a gathering at a village square for a naming or wedding ceremony organized by the king. Gradually, we're beginning to see what the evening of Feb 25th will look like.

PandoraObi:
Peter Obidi0t miscreants, Zombidients and Zombiediots thinks it about noise on social media and unnecessary hype.

PointZerom:




https://www.nairaland.com/7425628/pictures-supporters-peter-obi-labor#118265384

OsunOriginal:


Still doesn't look like a presidential campaign... Even a governorship campaign in the same Benue had more people in attendance. See below

PointZerom:


Anyone you see in Labour party rally came there willingly, we no dey rent crowd and we no dey give shi..shi.

We're happy for the turnouts.

Syntyche1:
Peter Obi is a very young man but the two other contestants are in advance so Peter Obi must win it for us to gain a better Nigeria we don't want something like "a president is ruling and before 3 month they will say his dead noo we don't want that, let us judge something very well, ok look Buhari is ruling but those his brothers Fulani are busy begging in the street,nail contesing
Begging like mad people, what did Buhari do for them,so if Atiku or Tinubu enter again that will be the same thing we will experience?
Peter Obi forward we go

PandoraObi:
Peter Obidi0t miscreants, Zombidients and Zombiediots thinks it about noise on social media and unnecessary hype.

Thinkam:
Obi had a fair crowd considering he's barely 3months old..

But nonetheless Atiku is coming

Thinkam:
Obi had a fair crowd considering he's barely 3months old..

But nonetheless Atiku is coming

OsunOriginal:


The same way only a few people will willingly vote for Obi on Feb 25th - congratulations for accepting defeat even before the election.

OsunOriginal:


Is Obi contesting to win or just participating? There is no consolatory price for runner-ups in this election.

And I thought they said everybody in Benue would vote for Obi. Why did they stay away from his campaign?

OsunOriginal:


The same way only a few people will willingly vote for Obi on Feb 25th - congratulations for accepting defeat even before the election.

julaion:

Idiot Iike you should be eating fresh shit from tonubu anus

OsunOriginal:


The same way only a few people will willingly vote for Obi on Feb 25th - congratulations for accepting defeat even before the election.

OsunOriginal:
Yesterday, two major presidential campaign rallies were held in the country. One in Benue by Obi, the LP candidate, and the other in Borno by Atiku, the PDP candidate. The two candidates were on the same ticket in 2019 but decided to part ways for the 2023 elections. Maybe Atiku decided, this time around, to use another candidate, which he thinks will be more marketable to all regions of the country.

Anyway, in Nigeria, we know what a presidential campaign usually looks like and the festivity that goes with it. Looking at the pictures below, you can easily tell which one was actually a presidential campaign and which one looks more like a gathering at a village square for a naming or wedding ceremony organized by the king. Gradually, we're beginning to see what the evening of Feb 25th will look like.

PointZerom:


Anyone you see in Labour party rally came there willingly, we no dey rent crowd and we no dey give shi..shi.

We're happy for the turnouts.

Kingsmeal:


So crowd now wins election?

I am Obidient but didn't attend the rally because of work..

So Does that mean my vote won't count?

OsunOriginal:
Yesterday, two major presidential campaign rallies were held in the country. One in Benue by Obi, the LP candidate, and the other in Borno by Atiku, the PDP candidate. The two candidates were on the same ticket in 2019 but decided to part ways for the 2023 elections. Maybe Atiku decided, this time around, to use another candidate, which he thinks will be more marketable to all regions of the country.

Anyway, in Nigeria, we know what a presidential campaign usually looks like and the festivity that goes with it. Looking at the pictures below, you can easily tell which one was actually a presidential campaign and which one looks more like a gathering at a village square for a naming or wedding ceremony organized by the king. Gradually, we're beginning to see what the evening of Feb 25th will look like.

Syntyche1:
Peter Obi is a very young man but the two other contestants are in advance so Peter Obi must win it for us to gain a better Nigeria we don't want something like "a president is ruling and before 3 month they will say his dead noo we don't want that, let us judge something very well, ok look Buhari is ruling but those his brothers Fulani are busy begging in the street,nail contesing
Begging like mad people, what did Buhari do for them,so if Atiku or Tinubu enter again that will be the same thing we will experience?
Peter Obi forward we go

tungamaje:


He failed to remember that in those APC or PDP rallies, they mobilize crowds in trailers from neighboring states. On the election day those rented crowd would remain in their respective polling units. Who then are they deceiving?