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Nigerians are facing real hunger and inflation—this calls for robust strategy: irrigation systems, storage infrastructure, improved farmer access to finance, security for farmers, mechanization, seed quality, and market access. Governance should be evidence-based. Prayers don’t plant crops, lower the price of food or stop herdsmen from killing farmers and destroying farmlands. Do you data boys and sycophants now believe Tinubu has absolutely nothing to offer Nigerians?? |
This relentless obsession with creating multiple threads discrediting Peter Obi has become both predictable and absurd. At a time when Nigeria is grappling with dire realities—rampant insecurity (with lives being lost daily in places like Benue), soaring inflation, rising hunger, and a collapsing economy—you’ve chosen to focus your energy on petty political hit jobs. The country is burning. Nigerians are suffering. The streets echo with frustration, yet your priority is spinning endless threads against one man who isn't even in power. Where is this same energy when it comes to holding President Tinubu accountable? Why not channel your influence to demand real leadership, responsible governance, and concrete solutions from the man who currently holds the reins of power? Criticism is important—but misdirected criticism, especially in times of crisis, is nothing short of sabotage. |
chopnaira:Daniel Bwala Reno Omokiri Nyesom Wike What do these men have in common? |
DomPerignon:Wow, this is making the almost 10th thread about Peter Obi this morning and its barely past 9 Am. Clearly, Peter Obi has touched a nerve in Tinubu's camp. That’s why the attacks on his character are coming thick and fast. Ironically, all this desperation is only amplifying his message. As Nigerians battle record inflation, currency collapse, joblessness, and rising insecurity under Tinubu’s failed policies, more people are beginning to see Obi not just as an opposition figure, but as a credible alternative. You're making him more relevant by the day. |
SmartEnergyng:It's unfortunate, but you can't silence Peter Obi — no matter how hard you try. Despite the full weight of APC's propaganda machinery, they still can’t bring down the most resonant opposition voice in today’s Nigeria. Clearly, Peter Obi has touched a nerve in Tinubu's camp. That’s why the attacks on his character are coming thick and fast. Ironically, all this desperation is only amplifying his message. As Nigerians battle record inflation, currency collapse, joblessness, and rising insecurity under Tinubu’s failed policies, more people are beginning to see Obi not just as an opposition figure, but as a credible alternative. You're making him more relevant by the day. Kiss the truth! Mmmuah! |
NgeneUkwenu:What are you afraid of? A transparent system that ensures the people's vote count? Or deep down you know Timlubu cant win a transparent election. |
...He jumped on the baggage conveyor belt preventing the check-in process of other flights. He also barricaded the entrance gate and prevented access to the terminal.... This is funny. Just picturing him in my mind's eye. Honorable indeed. |
Birds of the same feather flock together. |
From the responses above it shows you guys are truly afraid of this man. Always watching his every move, interviews looking for dirt to hang on or demarket him. lol. I'm certain even Timlubu tuned in to get tips on governance but Obi isn't spilling chikum First class accountant indeed, just 2 years in power everywhere scatter. 2027 will be mad gan. |
Impressive! |
Good move brother.. You either stand for something or fall for anything. Rare exhibition of being principled when every other person is caving in. |
"Entering a new prosperity era"? That statement is not just out of touch — it's an insult to millions of Nigerians battling unprecedented hardship. Since President Tinubu took office, the naira has plummeted, fuel subsidy removal has crushed the average household, and inflation has made basic survival a daily struggle. Hospitals are underfunded, schools are collapsing, insecurity is rampant, and unemployment is pushing more youths into despair or out of the country entirely. If this is the promised prosperity, then it’s either a cruel joke or a deliberate gaslighting of a suffering population. Empty rhetoric won't fill empty stomachs — Nigerians need results, not recycled slogans. |
Eti Ino Ette ![]() |
Heavy Miss. 0% class. 100% Wikedness ![]() |
The man Nigerians voted for. |
We need more men who stand by their word and aren't afraid to speak the truth, no matter the cost. Enough of the sycophants who tell Timlubu lies just to stay in his favor. I respect men with backbone—men with balls of steel—who aren't afraid to call out injustice and stand against oppressors. Timlubu does not have the capacity to govern Nigeria, you cant give what you don't have...isn't it obvious with the prevailing hardship, insecurity, nepotism and corruption. |
Putindbutt:I see you lots don't even know what your current debt profile is. I will help you. Check the Nigerian government debt management office website. As of May 2025, Nigeria's total public debt under President Bola Tinubu's administration has risen significantly, reaching approximately ₦183 trillion (about $94 billion). This marks a substantial increase from the ₦87.38 trillion recorded in June 2023, shortly after Tinubu assumed office. Source: https://www.dmo.gov.ng/debt-profile/total-public-debt/5215-total-public-debt-as-at-december-31-2024 |
zero8zero:Well. You aren't paying FX Subsidy on the naira. What gains can you point at with all the "savings". We already 133Trillion Naira in debt with nothing to show for it except for hyper inflation. Of what good is your FX Subsidy gains?? |
Every day when I'm transiting to work in my vehicle. Save a Life FM 88.9. They have interesting and educative health programs that always catches my attention. |
zero8zero:You sound ridiculous. So N1600 to $1 is an achievement. When he met it at N438 to $1. |
I have benefited absolutely nothing. I am my own Federal government. I provide my own electricity I provide my water I buy freakin expensive fuel for my car (thanks to the "Subsidy is gone" croner) I pay for my security To make matters worse I pay a monthly income tax of N413k to this useless, wasteful, corrupt, good for nothing government. ![]() We are still 2025, yet the lefulefus are busying endorsing a complete ineptitude and failure for an election that is 2 years away. They have weaponised poverty using hardship that's why all these hungry politicians with no vision are pitching their tent with him. Anyways they should all gather in one place (APC) so Nigerians will know how to deal with them come 2027. Last last I give all glory to God because even in the midst of this prevailing hardship, I am able to provide for my loved ones. May God give us the grace to not only provide for our families but to create long lasting wealth and help others. |
You lots have no shame. Terrorist are gradually overrunning the north, sacking military formations and picking off our military men like flies. But your major concern is Peter Obi a private citizen going on about his business. Jeez! |
edungene7:Timlubu. |
Truth in plain sight. But we are too divided to see who is pulling our strings. |
bentenny:That is ehn. Its so ridiculous, they all sound brain dead and with super low IQs. Why do we allow the worst of us lead us?? Nobody is questioning the President about the eroding public trust due to the hardship that is prevailing or the insecurity that has taken a new dimension (invading military formations). Jeez! Fellow Nigerians these guys don't rate us at all. |
lol... When Nigerians are ready they will demand true change not this dance of shame by self serving politicians. Until that day comes lets keep burrowing in mediocrity and blatant stupidity. |
TheChameleon:He is all this. Yet cannot deliver good governance to ordinary Nigerians. Kiss the truth ![]() |
ManOfMan:Congrats! Its not an easy feat. Especially the extra funds you definitely had to commit for his educational advancement. Well-done! |
We can’t keep ignoring the threats around us while playing politics. With rising corruption and greed, even Aso Rock isn’t safe. Insider leaks could easily open the door to the kind of breaches we’ve seen at military bases. It’s time to act before it’s too late. Vote competent men and women, not thieves and drug peddlers. |
In Nigerian politics, the phrase "aligning with the center" refers to a political strategy where individuals, parties, or regions support or cooperate with the ruling party at the federal level, typically the party of the President. What it implies: Access to federal resources: Alignment is often pursued to ensure a region or politician has better access to federal appointments, projects, and funding. Political survival: Politicians may align with the center to protect their careers, gain favor, or avoid being sidelined. National relevance: It is seen as a way to remain influential in national decision-making. Example: If a state governor from a different party than the President starts showing support for the President’s policies or begins to work closely with the federal government, they are said to be “aligning with the center.” ...Last last all na transactional politics. We need a true leader not a politician. |

