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This is a comprehensive political mobilization strategy I designed to expand the Obidient Movement's reach to solidify its grassroots infrastructure across Nigeria. Let me know what you think at the end The core of the plan is to embark on a national, six-week mobilisation tour, dubbed the "Obidient National Invasion," with the objective of recruiting, building and empowering local leadership of the Obidient Movement. National Tour and Visibility: The strategy calls for Peter Obi and the Obidient leadership to conduct a meticulously planned tour of all 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). The tour would be segmented by region, with one region visited each week, to maximize media attention and public engagement. This highly visible and intensive effort will be intended to create significant national momentum which should be done before the presidential campaign. Grassroots Leadership Development: A primary goal of the "Obidient National Invasion" will be to formalize and empower grassroots leadership. During each state visit, zonal and local leaders would be officially inaugurated and tasked with spearheading the recruitment of contestants down to the ward level. This approach will help to build a strong base of support from the ground up leading to a robust, decentralized, and highly organized organizational structure. Targeted Outreach: There will be a focused approach on key states, particularly in the northern regions. Giving extra attention to states like Kano, Kaduna and Kastina, with multiple constituency visits planned to directly engage with local communities. The underlying belief is that Peter Obi's political ideologies and message of good governance can resonate strongly with voters in these areas. Branding and Messaging: The project name should be tagged "Obidient National Invasion" and a compelling tagline, like "Rig and Get Rigged." Should be appended on the brand name. This messaging will be designed to be both memorable and to underscore the movement's commitment to electoral integrity and a fair political process and to also draw to the consciousness of the incumbent who will be bent on rigging the next election with state political apparatus like INEC and The Judiciary of the impending doom which shall befall them when if they try to rig the election. In essence, this will serve as a strategic blueprint for transforming the Obidient Movement from a primarily social media-driven phenomenon into a formidable, on-the-ground political force with a clear chain of command and a national mandate. I believe with this well-thought-out plan that touches on many key aspects of political strategy, the Obidient Movement will definitely make a huge inroad into the North and become a formidable force waiting to clinch power from the incumbent. |
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bigpriik:That's the problem. You're attracting them now because they need you not that they love you. Read in between the lines. They need your money, help, assistance, advice, guidance, and even your emotional support. It's not Love. They are in it for what they can gain. Don't get it twisted. You weren't attractive to them before because you did't have enough of all these qualities. And as for you to give them that chance is because you need them for pleasure, companionship, support, easing off etc...its all about NEED based relationship when you turn 30! |
Diamond098454:Evolutionary speaking yes, it's natural for men to cheat...but society with their customs and traditions have increasingly demonised that tendencies in men. Look at other sister creatures to men like the primates without superimposed cultures, the creatures goes around doing their things without limits and nobody is giving a hoot about them. That's how men supposed be. By the way, people call it cheating, the real name should be craving. |
koladata:Beautifully put. The last part got me thinking seriously. Don't you think you're getting more younger ladies now that you are 30+ because you can offer them more? More knowledge, better insights and advisory, maturity, comportment, patience etc these things are really not money, however they bring stability to relationships.....don't you think those are part of the abstract benefits they are drawned to without them knowing it? Think of your sister as a case study. Let's not forget, what I mean when I made that post is that once people turn 30, they start dating for benefits not explicitly LOVE like in the real sense of the tingling emotional feelings that gets people take irrational decisions. |
One of the most important friendship in my life began during my early years in the University. We started out just hanging out with mutual friends, but soon we were together all the time; working out and spending hours at the cafeteria. I remember calling her one night, crying, and we spent hours talking through everything that was bothering me. She was the very first person I ever came out to. Later, she started dating one of my other friends, and they both began to drift away. At the same time, I was getting into a serious relationship of my own. Gradually, as my new romance grew, hers was ending. I was so caught up in my own life that I completely missed the signs of how much she was hurting. I was self-absorbed, and I let our friendship fade. There wasn't a big fight or a dramatic moment that ended things. We just slowly grew apart. I still think of her as an important person in my life, even though we rarely talk or see each other these days. Although we might exchange texts now and then, but we haven't seen each other in months, even though we live in the same city. It feels like we're states apart. I still care deeply for her because I believe true friendship isn't about how often you see someone; it's about knowing you could call them at three o'clock in the morning and they'd be there for you. You eventually realize that some connections in your life can't be fully repaired. One day, you'll go through something that completely changes your perspective, and you'll find your values and interests no longer match those of the people around you. Friendships aren't meant to stay exactly the same. You have to be willing to let people go when they leave your life. Sometimes, letting go is a necessary part of your own personal growth. People sometimes move on so they can figure out who they are without you, and you can figure out who you are without them. Friendships are not meant to be static. People come and go from our lives, sometimes to discover who they are without us, and sometimes so we can discover who we are without them. When friendship fades, you have to be willing to let it go. If a friend does come back into your life, don’t expect things to be exactly how they used to be. You'll both be different people. The previous understanding you had might be gone. But if they do return, be open to the possibility of a new and beautiful bond forming between you. Don't try to force things to be as they once were. Instead, be open to an entirely new experience. |
budaatum:There's nothing sad about it. Many Nigerians who play for big clubs wouldn't have make name for themselves if the club owners are focused on getting players from their country. In the game of entrepreneurship, talent matters more than anything else. Dangote doesn't care if the cat is white or black in as much as it catches mice. |
Bendeco02:Majority of the people who disapprove this message are either under 30 or are living in denial. The message is actually broad in its term. Meaning 30 years of age is an ideal stage people usually begin to get intentional with every contact they make. Including what relationship they're getting into. |
JovialJune:Why are you sounding as though you are pained. Attack the message not the messenger. You may not like it but that's the truth. You may not believe if you're under 30, so wait until you climb the 3rd floor, we can have this conversation again. BTW, do you know why beautiful unattractive saggy ladies always want to focus on building their career rather than settling down before 30? That's because they seem more attractive when they have a thriving career than when they don't. You may not like it but that's a fact you have to live with. |
ibechris:You are loving her because she's your wife. She's invested in your future DNA. Not because you have feelings for her. |
The moment you reach age 30, no woman can love you...And if you're a lady, no man can love you. You can only be needed. Surprised?? There's completely nothing attractive and emotional that will spur anyone in their right mind to fall in love with you at age 30 and above, you can only be needed for what you can offer as benefits for the romantic relationship. Once the benefits are pleasing then I work on it backwards to try find a way to make you feel loved. If you are young, probably you have a shot on finding Love because you're definitely interesting, beautiful or sexy and the opposite sex can focus on nothing much except yourself to love you. Once you clock closer to 30, forget about being loved. You can only be needed and if you're realistic in life, you'd be happy designing what you'll offer to interest the opposite sex to need you badly, and boom, that's the type of "Love" you'd be sure to get... Note: This message is only dedicated to people who are on the third floor and above. As for the young, you can keep waiting on love you might be the first one to get loved without being needed. |
Immediately when I realized I can't ask a lady out if I don't have money. |
I love this kind of question because it helps us to highlight the rich and diverse nature of Islamic jurisprudence, which seeks to apply divine law to the complexities of human life. However, there's an overwhelming majority of Islamic scholars who consider masturbation to be haram, while there is a historical and conditional permissibility in some schools of thought, particularly when it serves as a means to prevent a greater sin. So you follow your mind. |
I can't imagine people telling others exactly how to spend their own hard earned money as if they are the one making the money for them. |
It means you are performing very well as a good husband and for that you she wants to do everything possible to make sure she keeps you. |
Good move by Deputy Speaker Kalu! Listening to the people and taking feedback seriously on the Indigeneship Bill shows real leadership. Let's hope this leads to a more inclusive and practical approach for all Nigerians. #NationalUnity" |
GLO should go public! Private money alone may not give it the full scale resource to fund their expansion and nationwide appeal it deserves to gain public acceptance. You don't just list a company simply to raise money but for also marketing and brand acceptance purposes. |
Rrchrd:What did you defined as god? Do you mean God? |
Softmirror:A terrible stuff |
FitCorper:@the last part: You need to stop this thing you are smoking! Not good for you. |
Truvelisback:Yes, education is still the key to success but it's your willpower and personal initiative that can make you profoundly successful. Without formal education, you may not have been able to articulate this your points here, talked to the kind of people you do now, have the kind of contacts and leadership and management skills you have today. Yes education is still the key to success but you have to look beyond success from the prism of financial success alone. Think of Relationship, Confidence, Courage, Self awareness, etcetera!!! These are part of the things you acquire when you are educated. |
You can't eat your cake and have it. Tinubu government have destroyed Nigeria economy. Even if they like, let them rebase Nigeria GDP x1000, it won't undo the calamity he unleashed on Nigeria on May 29th 2025! |
Burob:Ok on a normal day, I don't waste my time arguing with tribal biggots like yourself, who even in the face of severe hunger, pains and deprivations, you will still rather prefer to defend your incompetent kleptomanic confused Yooruba grandfather called Tinubulation, than to call a spade a spade. I can't help myself? No Sir, I'm not hungry. I'm an entrepreneur and I'm in business. I create businesses and hire people to run them. I pay salaries to my employees, I pay taxes to the government, my businesses enhance and rublicates other value chain that keeps people in business and employments. I understand economics and its ripple effects when someone with zero knowledge it mounts the position of leadership. Majority of these values were destroyed simply because of your government policy. People lost their Jobs and by extension caused frictions in homes, your government lost the taxes we are paying into their covers inadvertently denying the public of their goods... Look, you can defend him however you want, but you can't run away from the crisis that have befallen Nigeria. The policies are not working and there's no pretence about that. So stop foo*ling yourself here thinking you are being smart by half and accept the fact that Tinubu is the most unpopular president since the 4th Republic! |
You can't eat your cake and have it. Tinubu government have destroyed Nigeria economy. Even if they like, let them rebase Nigeria GDP x1000, it won't undo the calamity he unleashed on Nigeria on May 29th 2025! |
In an interview granted by Peter Obi 10 years ago during the eve of 2015 General Election that saw Buhari elected as President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Peter Obi question the institution (APC coalition) backing Mohammadu Buhari. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJ0lQs1_dA4?si=IlOcpgRkXQBbJrBY |
Brendaniel:Who should we compare him to; Moses You fanatics never fail to disappoints. |
Forever in our hearts 💕💕💕 Best president Nigeria ever had
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belej2:Awesome 👍👍👍 |
ogelekpomgam:Absolutely! Totally agree 👍👍👍 |
PulaPower:I also share the same view with you. As far as am concerned, the concepts of heaven and hell are figurative. We experience both here on earth. In a dark world where evil prevails, the message of those who brought about religion of today are considered Heavenly and the rejection of it is also considered Hell in those days. This idea of growing wings and flying about the sky is ludicrous and also an insult to our collective intelligence. |
SeraphicWind:His creator? So Jesus is now the creator not God? Ok. Continue. |
