| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by Odibembem: 7:17am On Feb 03, 2023 |
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This policy is starving the society with cash would even make vote buying easier. First of all the political class already have enough of the new notes they need, they have access to the banking system and a call to a 3 bank MDs in their team would give them the whole cash they need so don't be deceived. And because the people are starved if cash, they would be more receptive of vote buyers, instead of maybe 5k or more, people would hapilly receive 2k or 3k and give u their vote. Thirdly who told u naira is d only currency that can be used to buy vote? In the core north CFA is handy and can easily be exchanged for naira at a future date, am sure those that want to buy votes have already stacked enough CFAs for that purpose. So don't even imagine this will hurt the political class, it actually benefits them, it's d masses that are in pains especially Obidients but their leader Peter Obi is too chicken hearted to speak out for them. He is not fit for high office, let he go and be Laity Chairman at his Parish wherever he worships |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by DMerciful(m): 7:45am On Feb 03, 2023 |
Who stopped all campaigns to attend to flood victims? This policy favors Obi, the temporary hardship is what may be necessary to usher in a new Nigeria Odibembem:
The last few days has seen so much hardshio visited on innocent Nigerians because of an ill-timed politically motivated naira redesign policy. People don't have cash to transact daily businesses and many queue daily in banks, ATMs and POS, some fighting physically and going naked. There are even states in Nigeria where there are just banks in two out of 27 local govt, people there are right now just sitting at home doing nothing as there is no more means of trade.
There are four major candidates for this month's presidential elections. Asiwaju Tinubu has come out forcefully against the implementation of the policy and senior members of his campaign have openly criticized even the president for it drawing his attention to the suffering of the people. This perhaps has led to some modifications by the CBN. Atiku Abubakar too called for extension though he is now backtracking but at least he realized the suffering of the people and has made appeals on their behalf. Rabiu Kwankwaso has vehemently opposed the timing and implementation citing the present hardship the people are going through. But Peter Obi has been silent, he has taken no position and aired no position. To the suffering of the people he shows no sympathy.
It is true the political class are really not affected cos they can get their cash anyway after all big men don't go to ATMs or POS or even banking queues. Big men always have their cash. But what of the poor Obidient who for a week now has not opened her shop, has not been able to find cash to buy her medicine or food for her children? As a leader Peter Obi ought to speak for them but he is not.
Leadership is not forced, u can't force a man who is not a leader to play a leadership role no matter how passionate u as his supporters are, when he has not developed such capacity over time. Obi is a good man but he is not a leader, he can't stand the heat that comes with taking very tough stands and fighting it through. Obi has no balls and no stomach for a fight and God forbid he becomes president. He is in the same mould as Jonathan, would be caged by a cabal in weeks. Those that have developed themselves in leadership are the ones presently fighting for us and on Feb 25, God will reward them accordingly. God forbid a spineless leader for Nigeria 2 Likes |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by Nightwolf1: 7:56am On Feb 03, 2023 |
Odibembem:
The last few days has seen so much hardshio visited on innocent Nigerians because of an ill-timed politically motivated naira redesign policy. People don't have cash to transact daily businesses and many queue daily in banks, ATMs and POS, some fighting physically and going naked. There are even states in Nigeria where there are just banks in two out of 27 local govt, people there are right now just sitting at home doing nothing as there is no more means of trade.
There are four major candidates for this month's presidential elections. Asiwaju Tinubu has come out forcefully against the implementation of the policy and senior members of his campaign have openly criticized even the president for it drawing his attention to the suffering of the people. This perhaps has led to some modifications by the CBN. Atiku Abubakar too called for extension though he is now backtracking but at least he realized the suffering of the people and has made appeals on their behalf. Rabiu Kwankwaso has vehemently opposed the timing and implementation citing the present hardship the people are going through. But Peter Obi has been silent, he has taken no position and aired no position. To the suffering of the people he shows no sympathy.
It is true the political class are really not affected cos they can get their cash anyway after all big men don't go to ATMs or POS or even banking queues. Big men always have their cash. But what of the poor Obidient who for a week now has not opened her shop, has not been able to find cash to buy her medicine or food for her children? As a leader Peter Obi ought to speak for them but he is not.
Leadership is not forced, u can't force a man who is not a leader to play a leadership role no matter how passionate u as his supporters are, when he has not developed such capacity over time. Obi is a good man but he is not a leader, he can't stand the heat that comes with taking very tough stands and fighting it through. Obi has no balls and no stomach for a fight and God forbid he becomes president. He is in the same mould as Jonathan, would be caged by a cabal in weeks. Those that have developed themselves in leadership are the ones presently fighting for us and on Feb 25, God will reward them accordingly. God forbid a spineless leader for Nigeria Thîefnubu is doing eye service. The useless Buhari Thîefnubu brought to power is not Peter Obi's business. If indeed Thîefnubu care about Nigerians, What was his response in the endsars protest? Did Nigerians started suffering recently? Was Thîefnubu not aware of the Economic recession we passed through years ago? he never spoke against the failed management style of this administration in the past, so why now? Clearly, this is nothing but eye service. 4 Likes 
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| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by AcetylC: 8:02am On Feb 03, 2023 |
Hopium:
He is focused indeed.
Kwankwanso is unfocused, that's why he went to channels tv to speak against the demonic policy and scarcity hurting Nigerians.
Tinubu is unfocused too for first speaking against the policy and scarcity, literally telling APC (his party ooo) and Buhari to wake up.
Aisha Buhari too is unfocused.
Atiku too is unfocused. We all know mikano's selfishness no get competition; he still spoke anyhow anyhow, while sitting on the fence.
Pandora Anini was so focused on his ambition so such he didn't see or care that his obidients are suffering the fuel and cash scarcity. if they die of hunger or trek miles to reach destinations, or can't go to work; e no concern am. they're just tools to him to achieve his ambition. they don't matter. Are you folks not confused? All you mentioned in one way or another played a part in PMB's emergence in 2015. Is it now that Nigerians started suffering under this regime that all of your idols have suddenly become advocates of the masses? Show me PO's picture or post amongst those who protested against fuel subsidy removal in 2012. He has always been talking about issues affecting the masses (check his Twitter page). I love how he has steered clear of the imbrolgio amongst enemies of our country. Nigerians know who's on their side. 2 Likes |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by NwaliE01: 8:02am On Feb 03, 2023 |
ElSudani:
You are right sir, if he is not fighting for you now, don't expect him to fight for you in future. It is all about him. This is not correct. You're mixing up issue and don't allow this to becloud your conscience. People that created the problem are trying to convince you that because someone didn't talk about the problem, then you should vote them to oppress you and keep you wailing. As a leader, there are certain issues you should not dabble into especially when it's very sensitive. This naira myraid is beyond just words. Anyone can talk from now till tomorrow, it wouldn't add a kobo to any ATM machine. We should be smart to focus on solving our collective problems rather than scouting for someone that has nothing to do with our plight to aportion blames to him. Truth be told, what do you expect Obi to say now that would change the situation? 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by NwaliE01: 8:09am On Feb 03, 2023 |
Odibembem:
This policy is starving the society with cash would even make vote buying easier. First of all the political class already have enough of the new notes they need, they have access to the banking system and a call to a 3 bank MDs in their team would give them the whole cash they need so don't be deceived. And because the people are starved if cash, they would be more receptive of vote buyers, instead of maybe 5k or more, people would hapilly receive 2k or 3k and give u their vote. Thirdly who told u naira is d only currency that can be used to buy vote? In the core north CFA is handy and can easily be exchanged for naira at a future date, am sure those that want to buy votes have already stacked enough CFAs for that purpose. So don't even imagine this will hurt the political class, it actually benefits them, it's d masses that are in pains especially Obidients but their leader Peter Obi is too chicken hearted to speak out for them. He is not fit for high office, let he go and be Laity Chairman at his Parish wherever he worships Tell your Jagaban to tell his friend, the president to stop punishing you for the sin you committed in 2015 and get wisdom not to repeat same disaster. Stop apportioning blame to someone that has nothing to do with our problem and sizing his leadership prowess with this baseless accusations. Please, tell me what you expect Obi to say that would add kobo to the ATM closest to you? This is a sensitive situation that ball down to our national leadership. He respects leaders and he as well knows his boundaries. You guys want him to say something so that you can have what to use against him, if it falls out of your winks - which is always the case. Anyways, people will always find faults even in your Greetings. Obi is wiser than this propaganda. 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by MarketDispatch: 8:15am On Feb 03, 2023 |
socialmediaman:
These baalablu supporters are getting desperate lol
Do you remember what Tinubu said when EndSars protesters were shot at and murdered?
"What were they doing there in the first place" were his words.
For 8 years people have been suffering and dying, this baalablu bulaba man was silent. Now his political ambition is about to be crushed and he has suddenly become the voice of the people?
De play, you hear? De play 1 Like 
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| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by Xbox2005(m): 8:56am On Feb 03, 2023 |
Odibembem:
Seeking political leadership is a selfish endeavor because you want to be the one so 100% of them are selfish but in seeking office, once in a while d interest of the people u seek to lead must coincide with yours, hence you must speak up. Obi has shown that he would run away from doing d tough things, he would run away from a fight, the national assembly, diplomatic community and the military would cough and Obi would take flight, they would ask him to foist a very negative policy on Nigerians and he won't have the balls to fight or say no, Such a man should and will never be president of Nigeria you are not far from the truth.l also see him in that manner and running this country is not an easy task |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by IDENNAA(m): 9:16am On Feb 03, 2023 |
NwaliE01:
This is not correct. You're mixing up issue and don't allow this to becloud your conscience.
People that created the problem are trying to convince you that because someone didn't talk about the problem, then you should vote them to oppress you and keep you wailing.
As a leader, there are certain issues you should not dabble into especially when it's very sensitive.
This naira myraid is beyond just words. Anyone can talk from now till tomorrow, it wouldn't add a kobo to any ATM machine.
We should be smart to focus on solving our collective problems rather than scouting for someone that has nothing to do with our plight to aportion blames to him.
Truth be told, what do you expect Obi to say now that would change the situation? Lmao... my guy, you are wasting your time . The guy , you are addressing is a hardened wicked tribalist who has the desire to see the Igbo man wiped out from the face of the earth. This is not a normal functioning human. Please, save your energy 1 Like |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by techWriter3: 9:16am On Feb 03, 2023 |
Urchins on politician question always Wetin politician no betweens see for this election self |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by Chidibe212(f): 9:18am On Feb 03, 2023 |
Hopium:
He is focused indeed.
Kwankwanso is unfocused, that's why he went to channels tv to speak against the demonic policy and scarcity hurting Nigerians.
Tinubu is unfocused too for first speaking against the policy and scarcity, literally telling APC (his party ooo) and Buhari to wake up.
Aisha Buhari too is unfocused.
Atiku too is unfocused. We all know mikano's selfishness no get competition; he still spoke anyhow anyhow, while sitting on the fence.
Pandora Anini was so focused on his ambition so such he didn't see or care that his obidients are suffering the fuel and cash scarcity. if they die of hunger or trek miles to reach destinations, or can't go to work; e no concern am. they're just tools to him to achieve his ambition. they don't matter. When my enemy is fighting with a common enemy, I stand and watch in Amazement saying "is this not how God works?" Lol APC is fighting APC...is this not how God works? Vote them APC all out!! |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by Bluehole: 9:23am On Feb 03, 2023 |
This is almost eight years of APC government in which Bola Tinubu is the "national" leader.
Nigerians have cried out on numerous issues bothering on bad governance of this government. Nepotism, favoritism, sectionalism, ethnic profiling, herdsmen killings, bandits, terrorists, kidnappers, incessant land grabbing, economic sabotage, petroleum theft, illegal mining, endsars, killing of protesters, hoarding of covid palliatives, arbitrary arrest of innocent citizens, police killing, continuous devaluation of naira, sectional border closing, loss of jobs, hyper inflation, shutting down of educational sector.
Your candidate all this while, has been conspicuously silent even when he made all these promises during their campaign in 2015 and 2019.
He just realized now that people are queuing up due to fuel scarcity, that the naira has been depreciating from 200 to 800, and that the redesigning of naira now is affecting the poor masses and maybe tomorrow, that Fulani herdsmen has been killing and kidnapping people and many others.
The question then is, where has he been leaving? Is he just realizing now that Nigerians are suffering from the government he has been part of, for the past eight years? Or are you guys just myopic and blinded by tribalism, ethnicity or simply incapable of reasoning straight?
Hard times, killings, kidnapping and poor economy does not segregate. If not, northerners shouldn't be thinking of protesting or attacking Buhari now because he is one of them. Be mindful of the drugs you are selling, your relatives might need them. 1 Like |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by Chidibe212(f): 9:23am On Feb 03, 2023 |
ElSudani:
You are right sir, if he is not fighting for you now, don't expect him to fight for you in future. It is all about him. I just don't know how you lots reason with your two sided mouths...You said PO is not good to be president by saying "On your Mandate Jagaban of APC I stand" you are gallantly standing on APC mandate and expected someone you tarnish while he has been warning you lots to speak up. All these while he as been speaking up you have been deaf with "On your Mandate Jagaban of APC we stand" continue standing and wailing. Suffer never Taya you. |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by Chidibe212(f): 9:28am On Feb 03, 2023 |
oyin44:
Obi doesn't really care about nigeria depression crisis ,his own is just to win the election
when he was speaking out to vote out APC, what did you say or did? Deaf lots. When you hear the party APC I believe the situation you are going through now in Nigeria will tell you what to do. Lol |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by Chidibe212(f): 9:51am On Feb 03, 2023 |
Odibembem:
The last few days has seen so much hardshio visited on innocent Nigerians because of an ill-timed politically motivated naira redesign policy. People don't have cash to transact daily businesses and many queue daily in banks, ATMs and POS, some fighting physically and going naked. There are even states in Nigeria where there are just banks in two out of 27 local govt, people there are right now just sitting at home doing nothing as there is no more means of trade.
There are four major candidates for this month's presidential elections. Asiwaju Tinubu has come out forcefully against the implementation of the policy and senior members of his campaign have openly criticized even the president for it drawing his attention to the suffering of the people. This perhaps has led to some modifications by the CBN. Atiku Abubakar too called for extension though he is now backtracking but at least he realized the suffering of the people and has made appeals on their behalf. Rabiu Kwankwaso has vehemently opposed the timing and implementation citing the present hardship the people are going through. But Peter Obi has been silent, he has taken no position and aired no position. To the suffering of the people he shows no sympathy.
It is true the political class are really not affected cos they can get their cash anyway after all big men don't go to ATMs or POS or even banking queues. Big men always have their cash. *BUT WHAT OF THE POOR OBIDIENT WHO FOR A WEEK NOW HAS NOT OPENED HER SHOP, HAS NOT BEEN ABLE TO FIND CASH TO BUY HER MEDICINE OR FOOD FOR HER CHILDREN?* As a leader Peter Obi ought to speak for them but he is not.
Leadership is not forced, u can't force a man who is not a leader to play a leadership role no matter how passionate u as his supporters are, when he has not developed such capacity over time. Obi is a good man but he is not a leader, he can't stand the heat that comes with taking very tough stands and fighting it through. Obi has no balls and no stomach for a fight and God forbid he becomes president. He is in the same mould as Jonathan, would be caged by a cabal in weeks. Those that have developed themselves in leadership are the ones presently fighting for us and on Feb 25, God will reward them accordingly. God forbid a spineless leader for Nigeria All of a sudden an urchin is so concerned about how Obidients survives. Lol...I thought you people are naturally immune to the hardships APC have hipped on Nigerians. The suffer wey APC dey give you still go make you consciously vote them out. Lol. When you hear APC again you will shout "Godforbid BAT tin...lol |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by Bigshots001(m): 10:39am On Feb 03, 2023 |
I pray you find another disparaging thing to write about Obi tomorrow,but don't forget that even if you link him up with Taliban's regime now,Nigerians are fully poised to elect him our minds are made up now.
Even if Tinubu goes to church and speak in tongues,it will never change anything now.
His initial comment about change of naira and fuel scarcity was that it's targeted against him..so it's not you he was talking about,it was him..so wake up from your slumber.
Just fees months ago Obi was the first to visit flooded areas across Nigeria and commaserate with the victims,he even call on the other aspirants to halt their campaigns and visit those flooded places to see if there's a way to help them in that situation.
This old agbero is crying foul just because Buhari has put up measures to ensure free and fair election.
Tinubu will loose!!! |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by SenatePresdo(m): 10:53am On Feb 03, 2023 |
It's Tinubu that brought this calamity on Us.
Peter Obi's duty is to win the election and make policies that wold favour the common man. |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by Odibembem: 11:01am On Feb 03, 2023 |
SenatePresdo:
It's Tinubu that brought this calamity on Us.
Peter Obi's duty is to win the election and make policies that wold favour the common man.
But Peter Obi cannot win my brother, he stands zero chance, the only way he comes into the discussion is cos of the big insults and distractions from his angry supoorters |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by lereinter(m): 11:08am On Feb 03, 2023 |
Even tinubu who's the accomplice of the disaster president has spoken
What buhari allowed for miyetti allah is what obi want to allow for ipob |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by Jnkay: 11:23am On Feb 03, 2023 |
Tinubu is a good leader who goes about not keeping quiet and making unreasonable blunders every day. |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by MadamExcellency: 11:32am On Feb 03, 2023 |
Odibembem:
This policy is starving the society with cash would even make vote buying easier. First of all the political class already have enough of the new notes they need, they have access to the banking system and a call to a 3 bank MDs in their team would give them the whole cash they need so don't be deceived. And because the people are starved if cash, they would be more receptive of vote buyers, instead of maybe 5k or more, people would hapilly receive 2k or 3k and give u their vote. Thirdly who told u naira is d only currency that can be used to buy vote? In the core north CFA is handy and can easily be exchanged for naira at a future date, am sure those that want to buy votes have already stacked enough CFAs for that purpose. So don't even imagine this will hurt the political class, it actually benefits them, it's d masses that are in pains especially Obidients but their leader Peter Obi is too chicken hearted to speak out for them. He is not fit for high office, let he go and be Laity Chairman at his Parish wherever he worships Now you have experienced 1% of what Igbos experienced after the Civil War and you have been enjoying the privileges of the spoils of war since 1970 at Igbo's expense. |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by Nobody: 12:58pm On Feb 03, 2023 |
Hopium:
He is focused indeed.
Kwankwanso is unfocused, that's why he went to channels tv to speak against the demonic policy and scarcity hurting Nigerians.
Tinubu is unfocused too for first speaking against the policy and scarcity, literally telling APC (his party ooo) and Buhari to wake up.
Aisha Buhari too is unfocused.
Atiku too is unfocused. We all know mikano's selfishness no get competition; he still spoke anyhow anyhow, while sitting on the fence.
Pandora Anini was so focused on his ambition so such he didn't see or care that his obidients are suffering the fuel and cash scarcity. if they die of hunger or trek miles to reach destinations, or can't go to work; e no concern am. they're just tools to him to achieve his ambition. they don't matter. Lol |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by Nobody: 1:00pm On Feb 03, 2023 |
backnbeta:
Sitting on the fence is safer... nobody will know if you are for or against Very wrong. A great leader never sits on the fence
It's weak "leaders" that sit on the fence. |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by SenatePresdo(m): 1:18pm On Feb 03, 2023 |
Odibembem:
But Peter Obi cannot win my brother, he stands zero chance, the only way he comes into the discussion is cos of the big insults and distractions from his angry supoorters Peter Obi may not win your state, but he will win Nigeria in general. |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by backnbeta(f): 1:25pm On Feb 03, 2023 |
pineed:
Very wrong. A great leader never sits on the fence
It's weak "leaders" that sit on the fence. You think I'm praising him? No |
| Re: A Leader Should Not Be Silent, Obi Is Not A Leader by aariwa(m): 2:54pm On Feb 03, 2023 |
Agbadorites now begging for Obi’s comment. Nobody be handwork of God be that? |
