₦airaland Forum

Brendaniel:
Are you saying those people that were killed in Kwara were waiting for Tinubu to come and better their lives?

Or they were waiting for Tinubu to come and feed them, it's because you don't care what happens to them, that's why you support Tinubu

Klington:
Because apc and gbola tinubu bragging right is rigging.

esnbrutality:
Tell Adc Obi the fraud

Brendaniel:
Is that how you judge Tinubu's performance?

Based on the reflection of your life?

esnbrutality:
Keep quiet and remain silent.

NOBODY is buying your propaganda lies and misinformation. Let the ICPC show the consficated equipment.

The SW after TINUBU will suffer ooooo!!!

You really showed the NORTH SHEGE.

Southern UNITY is DEAD

Brendaniel:
You just admitted Tinubu is a failure, and even supporting his failure to protect Nigerian citizens, no wonder Nigerians are being killed in so many states by terrorists and he doesn't care, you just confirmed his failure...

Why not go to Kwara and tell those Tinubu failed to protect that they should keep waiting for Tinubu to come and protect them and see if you might come back alive...

merrymike47:
if there is anything cooking, it has to be those white beans that take forever to cook 😂. Everybody should rest, Baba has his 8 years in pocket. I am not his fan tho. If someone who knows someone who know Baba should see this, please inviting me for a dinner with baba won't be a bad idea.

I'm learning to not stress over things that I cannot change.

As divided as Nigeria 😂. *Spit.

Didijiji:
Op

Are you a Tinubu supporter,

Na una Dey reason from aenus

Supporters and celebrators of economic backwardness, insecurity and clueless governance

Mattswaggz:
They're only bothered about plundering the wealth of the Nation and keeping it to themselves while they give pittance to their online attack dogs to continually defend them.

Orlandoo:
Nigerians are begging Trump and Netanyahu to please, come fast and rescue Nigerians from the Islamic terrorists.

Brendaniel:
So ADC members are no longer Nigerians ?

Just look at the way you people reason, So Tinubu became president to only be fighting opposition?

Kai! No wonder the country is the way it is today...

oyeb15:
we major on irrelevances. Someone looted d nation resources and died in London cos they all join hands in destroying our health sector.
The living also wasted taxpayers money on estacode to visit his family in London and bondule themselves in taxpayers chartered jet from London to Nigeria.

You know how much it cost to charter a jet from Lagos to Ibadan not to talk of international flight.

Looters celebrating looters while foolish citizens dances and struggle for two wraps of Ogbolo( fufu)

Brendaniel:
Still no evidence, typical Tinubu supporter...

jaxxy:
That governor already threatened Peter Obi and he doing as he said. Let's wait for the police to respond after the loud silence.

MrBadNews:
See as agbado camp dey catch fire , Obi na messiah you be.

Nigeria president come 2027

Peter Obi

Tzar:
1. Does this man even know anything about economies of scale?
2. Isn’t he also an importer of food items too?

Brendaniel:
Please show me where such has happened to back up your claim

Brendaniel:
That means the government is arresting the wrong people...

Orlandoo:
Wouldn't you like to be like Khameni and be enjoying your Virgins by now?

avalancheMedia:
Imagine a party that couldn't figure out how to build a digital membership register waking up one morning and finding itself holding the golden key to Nigeria's 2027 presidential election. Sounds like a Nollywood script, right? But that is exactly where the African Democratic Congress finds itself today, and the name on everybody's lips is Peter Obi. The very thing that exposed ADC's organizational weakness has inadvertently handed them and Nigerians something the streets have been crying for: a legitimate, legally backed path to a consensus candidate.

How INEC's New Timetable Accidentally Gave Nigeria What It Wanted

INEC's new electoral framework rolled out a timetable with teeth. Strict timelines, digitization requirements, and clear rules around direct primaries have left several parties scrambling. For ADC, the math was brutally simple. To conduct a direct primary, you need a verifiable digitized membership register. Without it, your primary is legally questionable. ADC has openly acknowledged that they cannot pull off a credible direct primary within the window INEC has given them. That is not a small admission. That is a party looking at the mirror and telling you exactly what they see.

But here is where the plot twists in ADC's favor. The same electoral law that boxed them into a corner also opened a door. The consensus candidate route. Under Nigerian electoral law, a party can adopt a consensus candidate provided there is agreement among stakeholders, transparency in the process, and proper documentation. No mass mobilization needed. No database of one million verified members required. Just alignment, process, and will.

For years, Nigerians have screamed themselves hoarse asking parties to field consensus candidates, not out of laziness, but out of deep frustration with the smoke filled room charade that Nigerian primaries have become. Delegates get bought. Results get manipulated. The best man rarely wins because the richest man almost always does. Now, through no particular genius of their own, ADC finds itself with a legitimate legal necessity to do the one thing Nigerians have always wanted.

The South South Endorsement and Why Zoning Matters

ADC's South South delegates recently endorsed Rotimi Amaechi. That endorsement was not just about Amaechi. It was a signal that the South is ready to stake its claim on the presidential ticket. If ADC zones the presidential ticket to the South, they align themselves with the dominant sentiment in Nigeria's political conversation. After years of Northern dominance under Buhari and now a Southwest presidency under Tinubu, the South deserves its turn. Within the South, the battle narrows to two dominant figures: Rotimi Amaechi and Peter Obi. But this is not a coin toss.

Why Peter Obi Is the Only Logical Choice

Rotimi Amaechi is a political survivor. He has been governor, he has been minister, and he has played the game at the highest levels. But appeal is not the same as structure, and structure is not the same as movement. Peter Obi is a movement.

In 2023, Obi pulled off something Nigerian political analysts are still trying to explain. Without the machinery of PDP or APC, without the same level of funding, without entrenched godfatherism, Obi mobilized millions of young Nigerians who had never seen a reason to care about politics. He won Lagos. The fortress of the APC. That is not something you explain away with a good year. That was a seismic event.

The Obidient movement did not die when the election ended. It went underground. It stewed. It waited. Those young Nigerians, the first time voters, the diaspora, the market traders who identified with a man who actually knew what a balance sheet looked like, they are still there. They are watching. Amaechi's political brand is tied to the old system. His ability to replicate Obi's cross regional, cross generational appeal is at best untested. Obi governed Anambra and left a surplus in the treasury. In Nigeria. A documented surplus. His 2023 campaign showed national reach no other opposition candidate could match. If ADC picks Peter Obi, they do not just get a candidate. They get a movement that is already built, already tested, and already hungry.

What ADC Loses If They Don't Get on the Ballot

If ADC fails to adopt a consensus candidate through the legally available route, they risk not being on the ballot at all. No valid primary means no candidate. No candidate means no ballot. And the consequences go far beyond the party itself.

Voter apathy is already a festering wound in Nigeria. Millions of Nigerians registered to vote in 2023 and did not show up because they did not believe their votes would count. If ADC collapses inward, those millions of disenchanted voters have nowhere to go. They look at APC. They look at PDP. They see the same recycled faces and broken promises. And they stay home. Low turnout elections in Nigeria have historically favored incumbents. A Tinubu victory in a low turnout election is significantly easier than a Tinubu victory when 20 million young Nigerians decide their votes matter. ADC failing to be on the ballot is not just an ADC problem. It is a Nigeria problem.

How an Obi Ticket Changes the Trajectory of the Election

An ADC ticket with Peter Obi changes the physics of this election. Suddenly there is a credible alternative. The Obidient movement reactivates. Young Nigerians who went back to their corners after 2023 have a reason to re-engage. Diaspora money flows in. Social media catches fire. The ordinary Nigerian, the Keke rider in Kano, the petty trader in Onitsha, the civil servant in Abuja, has someone to point to and say, that one knows what he is doing.

The opportunity in front of ADC right now is genuinely rare. The new INEC timetable, the inability to conduct a direct primary, the South South endorsement as a regional expression of Southern solidarity, all of it points in one direction. Consensus candidate. Southern ticket. Peter Obi. Get it right and ADC writes itself into Nigerian political history. Get it wrong and they become a footnote. The clock is ticking. And Peter Obi may be about to get the call that changes everything.

Source:
https://avalanchemediablog.com/article.html?slug=how-inec-electoral-law-made-peter-obi-adc-s-consensus-candidate

Brendaniel:
So the government would rather blame the victims of an attack instead?

Jonjam269:
Baba once vowed he’d flee into exile if Tinubu won in 2023, now he’s back spinning another lamba, just to keep the keypad warriors and hallelujah boys entertained.

Brendaniel:
How and why do you feel the culprits are ADC members?

ADC are saying the government should go after the culprits, the government itself is blaming ADC members and did not go after the culprits, is that not a possible pointer to who the culprits are?

Mirasteel:
If you think Iran is the one sponsoring terrorism in Nigeria then I don't know what to tell you guys, the thing is that you people believe anything that America and Isreal say.

Mattswaggz:
I repeat again.... what's your damn point.


You just made claims without evidences and turn around to call someone challenging you "ignorant"......maybe you were just joking then.

Brendaniel:
Of-course the perpetrators cannot arrest themselves, I kept on asking the question: if someone is attacked, how can you start blaming the victim alone and then completely leave the attackers and sounding like the attackers were justified for attacking the victim ?

bigpicture001:
It is expected by the anti Iran regime hopefuls that Western styled democracy should be next with the fall of the Ayatollah. This is not so easy for the following reasons..

1. The culture of strict Islamic doctrinated lifestyle has stays so long unchallenged in Iran that generations HV been born ND grown old into it... Meaning to a meaningful extent, it is deep rooted

2. The opposition does not exist on ground in the country

3. There is no internal militia force who occasionally fights against this strict Islamic style of leadership.. cuz with the huge number of IRGC forces, u need a sizeable , brave militia force to engage them... If that engagement goes on then the people can follow next.

4. Money wins wars, conflict etc.. all the money is strictly in the hands of the Ayatollah arranged systems

5. External forces of say the US ND isreal will not bring booths to the group of Iran, meaning if the people needs a different style of government, they need to take the bull by the horns..


What do u think?

Mattswaggz:
As 30k alert don enta....morale is now high for laptop boys.

Mattswaggz:
Clearly they aren't ISIS,boko haram et al...so what's your point?. .

IbnB:
That means you will wait until you become the 73rd Virgin

FatimaAbubakar:
Let him come out and cry for us once more. His crying voice is sweet to my ears. Hahahahahahahaha

Cc: madridguy