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FatimaAbubakar:
Kai!!! Ekpekutukutu ofe na su putuputu


Good morning Madridguy, Freestuffsng, God1000, Burob. Lol

I'm dancing Agaba dance, and the title of the song is Ekpekutukutu Care to join me?

Lol. Empty containers.

israelmao:
I am yet to see a serious opposition party that is ready to win presidential election 2027.

ChiefOloye:
Which Nigeria are you talking about, because the majority of the Nigerians I know are supporting Asiwaju.

Bialegend:
Stop copying and posting nonsense. Iran is too small and too weak to be able to close the strait of Hormuz.

Bialegend:
The terrorist butcher of Iran has been sent to hell to meet his dream 72 satanic virgins. God bless Israel and God bless America. The two most powerful and most influencial countries in the world.

Mbanda:
Ask ya fellow agbadorians

FatimaAbubakar:
I can't stoop so low to play amala politics with you.

Mbanda:
Ok, why did Aisha usufu cal him "illegitimate presidio"?

FatimaAbubakar:
Cc: Yarimo
Burob

Melagros:
COMRADES, rubber stamped senate
Between Akpabio and Lawal I don't know who is the most yes man leader

Mbanda:
See ya god and crumbs provider.
The 2nd picture always crack me up

Elusive001:
Bros, una dey fit sleep because of Peter Obi? Una no even dey restless for Atiku. Na PO be una nightmare. The real results of 2023 shock una. You guys will never recover from it.

richmond500:
3 times Wike had tried to impeach SIM and three times the president has stopped Wike.

The president was present in 2025 when the agreement that SIM won't contest second tenure was signed, but in 2026, Tinubu is telling Wike that 2nd term is too early to discuss.

Ofcos the blind man is yet to see

Mbanda:
If something dey your skull you for no dey support tinibu.

Gerhards:
45 years old whisky would only make him sleep on election day and probably wake up after days.

Burob Wike is a drunkard for a reason

bestman09:
Good news.

Just that PDP is almost dead now.

Gerhards:
I hope you won’t switch moniker after 2027 elections because Bobo Chicago is going back to Iragbiji and hopefully you not abandon him

Gerhards:
All Wike needs is a 45 years old whiskey to betray that Iragbiji failure

Gerhards:
Of course and I want to see how Tinubu will win Oyo state presidential election and entire south south, failure is waiting for you and Tinubu

Gerhards:
Wike and his housemaid called Samurai Anyanwu are wasting their time and money, Makinde na the real man and not Tinubu drunk slave from Obiakpor

Gerhards:
We all know you are not happy with this good news,, anyway do you need a handkerchief?

Elusive001:
Una say he had no structure. Una say he is inconsequential. Una say all manners of things against him. Yet una no fit sleep because of him.

Splashme:
The desperation by Tinubu
is sickening

Administration1:
Today, I experienced a profound shift in how I view power and leadership in Nigeria. My respect for Peter Gregory Obi didn't just grow; it transformed. Let me walk you through exactly what happened, and why it felt so revolutionary.

If you have ever attended a high-profile Nigerian burial, you know they rarely feel like actual funerals. They often devolve into political carnivals. The standard operating procedure for a "Big Man" arriving at such an event is designed to be disruptive: a convoy of blaring sirens, heavily armed security operatives forcefully clearing a path, the scramble of photographers, and the inevitable interruption of the priest's sermon so the dignitary can take a highly visible seat in the front row. The focus immediately shifts from the deceased to the politician.

I was in Ibusa, Delta State, attached to the entourage of a General for the burial mass of the late Senator Nwaboshi. Because of the caliber of the deceased, the church was a who’s-who of political heavyweights. The State Governor, former governors, and top dignitaries were already seated at the front. Our security team had set up a wide, tense perimeter, bracing ourselves for the chaotic entrances that always accompany late-arriving VIPs.

Then, Peter Obi arrived.

There was no siren. No advance team shoving people out of the way. He slipped through the doors with the quiet reverence of an ordinary parishioner who was simply there to pray. He navigated the crowded aisles without drawing attention and quietly slid into a regular wooden bench right in the middle of the church, sitting shoulder-to-shoulder with everyday citizens. He understood something that many leaders forget: a funeral is a sacred moment of grief that belongs entirely to the mourning family, not a platform for political visibility.

For a while, the service carried on peacefully. But eventually, the protocol network caught wind of him. Our security radios started crackling with urgent, hushed chatter: "Peter Obi is inside. We have eyes on him in the general seating." For the church wardens and political protocol officers, this was a crisis of hierarchy. You simply do not leave a former governor and presidential candidate in the middle pews. A small team hurriedly made their way to his row, visibly anxious, and whispered an invitation for him to follow them to the heavily guarded VIP section at the altar.

His response was a masterclass in emotional intelligence and humility. He politely but absolutely refused.

Speaking softly to ensure he didn't interrupt the ongoing mass, he explained his reasoning. He told them that moving now would cause a stir. He knew that the moment the congregation noticed him walking down the aisle, the whispers, the standing, and the excitement would completely hijack the service. He refused to steal the peace of a grieving family just to satisfy the expectations of his political status.

He stayed right there, in the middle of the crowd, bowing his head and participating in the mass.

Watching him sit there, I realized something profound. We are so conditioned to associate power with noise, disruption, and VIP tags that we have forgotten what true dignity looks like. By actively rejecting the spotlight to honor the solemnity of a family's loss, Peter Obi showed that genuine influence doesn't need an entourage to announce it. It was the loudest silence I have ever witnessed in Nigerian politics.

Ofunaofu:
Tinubu is busy gagging and stifling the opposition, while corruption-tainted individuals in the APC walk free.

Putindbutt:
We talk am before say this one no go take eye see the sun until after 2027.


Meanwhile, you say something about these Bitter people, you will get banned. That's why I have reduced my activity here. You can't expect me to come here and start romanticizing these Bitter folks. I would rather stop frequenting this forum.

babajero:
Nigeria is completely finished.

press9jatv:
I hope Inec will Obey this court judgement here.

Linzo:
Tinubu has no pathway to winning the 2027 presidential election.

That is the reason they have hired thousands of data boys to keep posting trash on every forum and platform, to play into people’s psychology and make it look like Tinubu is coasting to victory. But na lies — just a strategy that can’t work.

Let’s be real. Which corner of this country can you go to and see people enthusiastic about Tinubu and wanting to vote for him? None, even in the SW.

Go out there and ask 1,000 real voters whether they will vote Tinubu in 2027, and if you get 5 persons out of 1,000 that will, it will be a breaking news.

As it stands today, Nigerians have rejected Tinubu. Yes, except maybe some Yoruba villages.

For example, in Delta North here, you cannot point out any politician that can win his ward for Tinubu. None.

That’s the reason they keep moving around paying influencers and major media houses to create videos and write articles about why Peter cannot win, trying to play into Nigerians’ subconscious minds.

Let’s be clear here: if 2027 is rigged by 50%, Atiku/Obi will win. Except the election will be 100% rigged, Tinubu can’t win.

The data boys will tell you that the opposition is not serious, or that they have never seen an opposition so unorganized, and yet APC cannot let the opposition breathe. They even attempted assassination on Obi in Edo State a few days ago and are also arresting top opposition members. Will all that save APC? No.

The truth is that the core North, including NC, is not with Tinubu anymore — forget the media painting. The only North Central state he has hope in is Kwara, but I’m still trying to see how Kwara people will reward him with their votes after burying hundreds and keeping burying more every day under Tinubu.

As for Benue? Forget it. Just interact with people from Benue State to understand better.

In the SS, I laugh in Kwale language. Apart from Rivers State, where Wike can rig to an extent, there will be nothing for him here. Remember, in the last election, Okpabio struggled to win, and we all know what happened there.

As for Delta? No pathway at all. As for the South East, maybe he will manage to get 20k votes.

So an Atiku/Obi ticket will surely defeat Tinubu. And that is why they have tried to downplay Atiku by all means; they even went as far as coercing Fintiri into APC. But all that will not save APC.

Data boys, please counter me with facts, not generic messages given to you people on WhatsApp platforms. Tinubu has no pathway to winning 2027. Bookmark this post.

I’m Mr Linzo.

Ezmans:
with 30 state apc is still afraid of opposition in nigeria, adc was attacked in lagos, Kaduna,Edo two days ago.

DMCA:
was ADC a thing during 2023 elections?
use ur head

ufotunang:
.. After Tinubu using wike to destabilize and destroy PDP and using people to destabilize and destroy labour party..why is Tinubu afraid of PDP and labour party....he just looking for an easy way to win election without strong opposition party... this is not democracy but dictatorship...it's a pity