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And one thing about wonders is that wonders shall never end

SmartMaster001:
When you ignore signs you will see wonder.

We get PVC.

helinues:
Make una sha go and get your PVC as there is no polling units on social media.

Anyone claiming rigging in 2027 might be sentenced to prison

The rise of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) is a good example of how powerful personalities can rapidly reshape Nigeria's political landscape.
Before the arrival of Peter Obi and Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, the NDC was largely unknown to many Nigerians. It existed as a registered political platform, but it did not command major national attention. Everything changed when both politicians formally joined the party in May 2026. �

Why NDC Suddenly Became a Major Opposition Force
The biggest reason is simple: political support moved with the politicians.
In Nigeria, many voters are often more loyal to political figures than to party names. When Obi joined the Labour Party in 2022, the party suddenly became a major presidential contender. Many analysts now see a similar effect happening with the NDC.

A large segment of the "Obidient" movement appears willing to follow Obi wherever he contests. At the same time, Kwankwaso brings his own loyal northern political base, especially through supporters associated with his political movement in northern Nigeria. Together, they instantly gave the NDC nationwide visibility.

The Collapse of the ADC Coalition Dream
Before the NDC move, many opposition politicians were trying to unite under the African Democratic Congress (ADC) to challenge the ruling All Progressives Congress. That coalition included major figures such as Atiku Abubakar and Obi.
However, internal disputes, court cases, leadership disagreements, and concerns over presidential ticket arrangements reportedly weakened confidence within the coalition. Obi and Kwankwaso eventually left and moved to the NDC.
Their departure was viewed by many observers as a major blow to the ADC opposition alliance because two of its strongest political brands exited at the same time.
Why Many Nigerians Now See NDC as the Main Opposition
Several developments contributed:
Obi and Kwankwaso joined together.
Some lawmakers and supporters followed them into the party.
Media attention shifted heavily toward NDC activities.
The party quickly began organizing for the 2027 elections.
Obi later emerged as the party's sole presidential aspirant, further cementing his central role within the platform.
This created the impression that NDC had become the most energetic opposition platform in the country.
The Peter Obi Factor
The strongest argument made by Obi's supporters is that he has repeatedly shown the ability to transform relatively small political platforms into nationally recognized movements.
They point to:
Labour Party's dramatic rise in 2023.
Massive youth engagement.
Strong social media influence.
Volunteer-driven political mobilization.
Continued national visibility despite changing party platforms.
Because of this, many supporters believe that the NDC's sudden rise is primarily a reflection of Obi's political strength rather than the pre-existing strength of the party itself.

Traditionally, Nigerian elections have been dominated by large parties such as All Progressives Congress (APC) and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), which possess extensive political structures, governors, lawmakers, and grassroots networks.
However, during the 2023 presidential election, Peter Obi demonstrated that a candidate's personal appeal can sometimes rival the influence of established party machinery. His candidacy substantially increased the visibility and electoral performance of the Labour Party.
The "Obidient" Movement
One major factor is the emergence of the "Obidient" movement—a large, enthusiastic grassroots support base, particularly among:
Young voters
Urban professionals
Many first-time voters
Nigerians in the diaspora
Many observers argue that a significant portion of these supporters were voting primarily for Obi rather than for the Labour Party itself.
Why Some Say He Is "A Party on His Own"
Supporters point to several factors:
Strong personal recognition nationwide.
A reputation for fiscal prudence from his time as governor.
Ability to attract voters who were previously disengaged from politics.
Strong social media presence and volunteer-driven campaigning.
Capacity to raise the profile of smaller political platforms.
In this sense, they argue that if Obi joins a smaller party, he can instantly make it nationally relevant.

The rise of Obi's movement highlighted an important shift in Nigerian politics: voters are increasingly willing to rally around a candidate's personal message and reputation rather than automatically following traditional party loyalties.
Whether that trend continues will depend on future elections, voter behavior, party organization, and the ability of political movements to transform enthusiasm into lasting political structures.
So when people say "Peter Obi is a political party on his own," they are essentially arguing that his personal political brand has become powerful enough to mobilize millions of supporters and elevate whichever party platform he chooses to contest under. That is a significant claim, though its true strength can only be fully tested in future elections.

But the woman has been reaping where did not sow since. Marriage is for better and for worse

Paige001:
Good, sisterhood is proud of her, imagine the useless man that want to chop his wife’s inheritance, he wants to reap where he didn’t sow

Who told. I just left our Alimosho LGA office Secretariat.

Counterigbolies:
just leave them

Even those who are abroad n will not come to vote will vote online

Even underage kids will vote online

I believe by now they should be wiser than all these online bullshit, till now NDC have no reasonable office or secretariat outside Abuja n they don't have enough polling agents to man their votes even in d south alone not to talk of the north but they believe they will win

What is RSS? RSS is still Federal police or you think it's a different police. It's a just a squad just like Sars or tactical squd

WizardOfNG:
Lagos does not need Amotekun because it has RRS Tinubu created, while Governor, that the State funds.

Amotekun in Lagos would be duplication of effort and spending which does not make sense because RRS has been commendable making and keeping Lagos safe.

When we tell you lot to give Tinubu his dues, for his many stellar achievements, you'll be arguing and talking up the empty Agulu charlatan and failure Obi.

See below to note Tinubu created RRS as soon as he became Governor.

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