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Obi left Anambra with investments that yields money,We don't need all those loans.Obi will do it too for Nigeria.We just need to cut down waste.

DomPerignon:
He dragged Deji to this same State High Court located in Onitsha and has done same to Kenneth Okonkwo.

I believe he does this so as to get his Onitsha mob supporters to attack them when they show up for court hearings.

Is Obi not based in Onitsha? I thought you guys were complaining he lives in Lagos?

seunmsg:
lol. This joke don’t even know when to stop fooling around

No wahala, Atiku will win Plateau state.

Obi owns plateau votes

Richtaiwo:
Seems the religious narratives used in 2023 has expired.

You mean the Muslim Muslim ticket? You data boys still think one gov would force their citizens to vote failure,but you don't believe makinde would win Oyo ,comedians

Nigeria will be OK from 2027

Obi did not do well in the North because his vp candidate Datti was a nobody in politics,Tinubu ran with a former Gov as vp,Atiku ran with a former Gov as vp,that's why Obi is running with kwankwanso a former Gov of Kano in 2027.

CharlesCNG:
nobody said abuse is exclusive to Obidients. Political abuse exists across camps. Tinubu supporters do it. PDP supporters do it. Obi supporters do it. That is not the argument.

The argument is more specific: in this particular Adeboye episode, the loudest and most vicious attacks I have seen are coming from people using Obidient language, Obidient talking points and Obidient grievance templates.

I also never said all Obidients are abusive. That would be unfair.

But many of the people who turn every disagreement into abuse, call everyone paid, tribalist, fake, compromised or wicked simply because they refuse to echo Obi-aligned anger, are usually Obidients. That pattern is too consistent to ignore.

Any evidence to point it's Obidients?

ryloy:
Their hate for Lagos is now a mental disorder.

This bearded fool didn’t bother to read the caption. As soon as he saw flood, he assumed it was Lagos. Only for him to realize after posting that it was his darling Abia state, the Temu Ojukwu quickly deleted the tweet.


https://x.com/HighChiefOkoro/status/2071696127217357127

Ogbeni face your Ekiti

BATified2023:
They will cry wetin no good in Lagos state, they still think this is 2023

Obi owns Lagos votes

Ijaws see NDC as their party because of Dickson and Bayelsa ,so Obi got their votes on lockdown

AMINDA:
These are the men who convinced Obi to leave the ADC against the advice of other experienced Southeastern politicians like Abaribe and Emeka Ihedioha. If you admit that Chief Bola Ahmed Tinubu is hell-bent on preventing Obi from being on the ballot, what makes you think he will spare Obi for falling into his trap of isolating himself from the pack? The parable of a single broom stick vs the entire bunch comes to mind. Where are the likes of Aisha Yesufu, Serah, Tanko Yunusa and other campaign fund bandits today? They were very loud and loquacious in the ADC where they were treated with significant respect and a lot of concessions. Lessons!

Keep crying Obi will not be vice to Atiku,the abaribe you are calling,why didn't he remain in ADC when Obi left?

TopBanter:
Even assuming your are right they are going after Obi, isn't the bolded in your post admission he is not a leader?

Genuine Leaders create people and entities that allows them to dominate. When has Obi ever done that?

Is politics a tea Party? Tinubu single-handedly created ACN that's ousted PDP from the SW. Obi virtually ruined APGA that was virtually handed free on a platter of gold to him by Ojukwu.

These are simple facts, showing Obi is incompetent and not a fit leader, critical thing adults should be able to identify and admit.

Even if Tinubu is seeking to ensure Obi does not run, would Obi he be in this position if he had the leadership talent to grow APGA, take her national, and position the Party to be a vehicle for his Presidential ambition?

He could have made APGA a powerhouse of a a Party as Tinubu , from scratch, formed ACN to make the Party the official opposition to PDP by 2013. That is real and natural leadership talent. Not this by-fire-by-force Messiah tag you lot are trying to attach to Obi.

You guys just don't have the capacity to deal with the facts and reality in front of you.

So how do you want Obi to fight the courts that politicians are manipulating

All those you mentioned won't bring 10percent of the votes kwankwanso would bring in the North

omenka:
Watched a video where Abati was interviewing the Agulu nomad about his departure from APGA, saying he did when defecting from one party to another was very unpopular, and that he was one of the first politicians to engage in the anomally. He (Peteru Agulu), as usual, interjected while Abati was still speaking, that he didnt defect from APGA, that he left the party.

I've never seen Abati look as disappointed as he did when he heard what Gringori said.

Omo,this thread is not about Obi but you had to mention his name.

justasitis:
Why not go for an infrared cooker like Fred, it has a maximum power of 2200w but can be reduced to as low as 100w and at 800w-1000w the burner turns red. It’s quite fast, energy efficient, has timer, works with any pot and comes with grill stand for grilling or roasting corn. It’s what I’m using as I we have stopped using gas since last year.

Can it work on inverter of ,1000 watts if reduced

Omo all your thread is about Obi,nobody takes you paid agents serious

Ataba86:
My brothers and sister, how can I retrieve my money from BAXI POS now that none of its services are working?

I reside in a remote village called Tiga in the Bebeji Local Area of Kano State.

I am only handling withdrawal and transfer transactions because of the area's remote nature.

For more than two weeks now, services like paying utility bills, buying airtime and data, DSTV and Startime subscriptions are blocked or access denied.

Images are uploaded as evidence.

I have more than 400,000 Naira in my BAXI wallet account that does not belong to me .

I have complained bitterly to them via email, but received no response.

What can I do, PLEASE!

It's unfortunate,you will have to travel down to their office physically in Lagos or the state where they reside

Mynd44:
She overestimated her popularity and influence in the party. She thought she was more important than Amanda pam who was the former Deputy National Legal Adviser for the People's Democratic Party (PDP) and was a chieftain of the African Democratic Congress (ADC).

She was asking for primaries and not consensus for the Senate ticket.

Help me ask her if we should add fried plantain

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ryloy:
What Specifically Would Opposition Do Differently On These Issues ?

Same thing Jonathan did different to keep fuel and dollar price low

seunowa:
Omo na u dey deceive yourself and you are still living in the past... Come 2027, Tinubu is winning Edo State in a landslide.....

Keep deceiving yourself,if you think the Gov will force people to vote for failure.Edo is Obidients headquarters and they will turn up when Obi is contesting

Lithiumite:
All the obidients shouting tinubu is stealing your petrol money,prices are going down and will get back to the pre war rates should take note......propaganda can and will never help your candidate win and you guys crass ignorance about basic economics shows you and your leaders can't solve our problems.....how can you claim you can fix what you don't even understand.

How much did tinubu meet price of fuel?

opes:
So who will win Osun in 2027, even when Adeleke himself has endorsed Tinubu? Oriyomi Hamzat, who is giving Makinde sleepless nights in Oyo State, has also endorsed Tinubu. Both are contesting under Accord, respectively.
Makinde on the ballot will take away opposition votes, the bulk of votes Atiku got in 2023 in Oyo is going to Makinde. Or will Aregbe delivers Osun for Atiku in 2027? Not when Adeleke and AMBO are working for Tinubu re-election.
Makinde is an option for those who against APC MUslim-Muslim ticket, all not going to Obi again. Can I even say Makinde is working for Tinubu? Lol

Makinde will take away tinubu votes in Oyo,it will be a damage to tinubu cos makinde is winning Oyo.As for Osun, Adeleke would dump tinubu after winning his election,remember his election comes first,not after they seized his local govt allocations

CharlesCNG:
You are wrong on the facts.

In 2023, Soludo did not openly campaign for Tinubu in Anambra. APGA had its own presidential candidate.

What Soludo did was challenge Obi’s claims, including the famous statement that Obi’s touted investments in Anambra were “worth next to nothing.” That is not the same thing as deploying APGA structure for Tinubu.

And let us remember what happened after the presidential election. Obidients boasted that they would punish Soludo and APGA in the State Assembly election. What happened? APGA won 17 of 30 seats, LP won 8, YPP 3, PDP 2. In other words, Soludo survived the so-called Obi tsunami barely weeks after Obi swept the presidential vote in the same anambra.

So the 2027 argument is simple: this time, Soludo is openly closer to Tinubu and can actively deploy APGA’s local machinery against another 95% Obi landslide.

Tinubu does not need to win Anambra.

He only needs Soludo to reduce Obi’s margin.

That is the arithmetic you keep dodging.

There is nothing Soludo is doing now that he hasn't done in 2023,Anambra people always support Apga cos of Ojukwu and not Soludo,but when it comes to Presidential and Senate elections,they support Obi.Thats My state.Its useless cos Soludo can't even give tinubu 25percent in the presidential election,if Soludo thinks he is popular he would have decamped to apc instead of hiding behind Apga,nobody takes him serious today in Anambra.

CharlesCNG:
You are still missing the point.

Yes, Anambra has often voted APGA for governor and Obi for president.

But 2027 is not 2023.

The difference this time is that Soludo is no longer neutral in the presidential arithmetic.

He has drawn a clear line. Obi campaigned against Soludo’s interest by backing George Moghalu of LP in 2025, and Soludo’s APGA structure crushed LP 21–0.

So 2027 may well be payback time.

Soludo does not need to make Tinubu win Anambra. He only needs to convince enough APGA voters that voting Obi is emotional loyalty, while voting Tinubu is strategic access, inclusion and development for Anambra.

That is the argument.

Bianca Ojukwu’s ministerial appointment also matters politically. It signals inclusion. Soludo’s closeness to Tinubu matters. His alignment with Tinubu’s economic thinking matters. His ability to mobilise APGA structures matters.

You keep saying “Anambra people vote APGA for governor and Obi for president” as if politics is frozen in 2023.

Politics moves.

Interests change.

Alliances shift.

And Soludo now has both motive and machinery.

The real question remains:

Can Obi repeat 95% in Anambra when Soludo is actively working against that landslide?

That is the article.

Not whether Obi is popular.

Not whether Tinubu will win Anambra.

But whether Soludo can reduce Obi’s margin.

And if you understand electoral arithmetic, you will know that even a reduction to 70–75% is already a political wound.

You are the one missing the point,in 2023 Soludo was not neutral ,he supported tinubu and couldn't deliver 25percent for tinubu in Anambra,in 2027 it would be worse cos of tinubu dismay performance.

CharlesCNG:
😂 My brother, once again, you are arguing against an article you have not properly read.

The article did not say Soludo will force anybody to vote APC.

The article did not say Anambra people will sell their votes.

The article did not even say Tinubu will win Anambra.

You keep fighting arguments that exist only in your imagination.

The actual argument was simple:

Can Soludo reduce Obi's 2023 margin?

That is all.

You say Tinubu cannot get 25%.

Interesting prediction.

But politics is not conducted by prophecy. It is conducted by votes, structures and changing realities.

In 2023, many people also said Soludo's candidate would be swept away because Anambra belonged to Obi.

Then Labour Party scored barely over 10,000 votes in the governorship election while Soludo swept all 21 LGAs.

Reality has a nasty habit of embarrassing certainty.

And by the way, whenever someone says, "You don't know Anambra," I smile.

Because that is usually what people say when they have run out of arguments and want geography to do the debating for them. 😁

My brother, I know enough about Anambra to know one thing:

95% is harder to repeat than it is to achieve.

That is the entire point of the article.

Try responding to that point instead of debating predictions nobody made.

You are talking about my Anambra State that we always vote Apga for Governor and Obi for President ,when did many people say Soludo candidates will be swept by Obi? Stop talking nonsense

Even soludo knows that tinubu won't even get 25percent in Anambra,you people think Gov will come and force people to vote apc or Anambra would sell their votes for tinubu.You don't know Anambra State .

CharlesCNG:
My brother, you have missed the subject again.

The article is not denying that Obi had a wave in 2023. In fact, it clearly says the wave was real.

The point is that the wave has since reduced to electoral drizzle. Edo, Ondo, Anambra and the bye-elections after 2023 all show the same pattern: noise without structure.

As for Kwankwaso, please calm down.

In 2023, Kwankwaso was on the ballot himself. He won only **one state — Kano** — and finished fourth nationally with about **1.49 million votes**, while Tinubu won nationally with about **8.79 million votes**.

Outside Kano, where exactly was the Kwankwaso tsunami?

Tinubu defeated him across the North except Kano. So this “Obi plus Kwankwaso double wave” sounds more like two leaking buckets forming an alliance against a river. 😂

If Obi’s wave is fading and Kwankwaso’s strength barely crossed Kano in 2023, what exactly are we supposed to fear?

A coalition of nostalgia and red caps?

Nobody takes you serious,Obidients only vote when Obi is on the ballot,what is bye elections,who cares about that.How many bye elections did Lp win before 2023.

CharlesCNG:
Thank you for confirming one of the central points of the article. 😁

The article discussed how many Obidients often respond to criticism not with facts or counterarguments, but with slogans, projections and personality cult reflexes.

I wrote several paragraphs.

Your response was:

"Obi is your nightmare."

That's it.

No rebuttal.

No evidence.

No engagement.

Just a slogan.

Now for the rhetorical question:

Obidients talk about Tinubu morning, afternoon and night. By your logic, does that mean Tinubu is their nightmare?

Of course not.

Discussing, analysing or criticising a politician does not make him your nightmare.

Otherwise, political commentators would spend their lives being haunted by the people they discuss. 😂

My brother, your response is like a student who receives a three-page examination question and answers by writing only his candidate number.

You did not challenge the argument.

You merely illustrated it.

Nobody takes your paid writeups against Obi serious.

These are the kind of people tinubu surrounded himself with.

CharlesCNG:
This is the most intelligent defence of Obidients I have seen so far, but it still proves my point.

Yes, the Nigerian system created mass frustration. Yes, young people are desperate for hope. Yes, citizens must stop waiting for messiahs and start demanding accountability from councillors, chairmen, governors and presidents.

On that, I agree.

And yes, Tinubu deserves credit for pushing local government autonomy. The Supreme Court’s July 2024 judgment affirmed financial autonomy for Nigeria’s 774 local governments and stopped governors from withholding council funds. That is a major accountability tool.

But here is where your argument turns against Obidients.

If the problem is that Nigerian youths keep looking for saviours, then what exactly is the Obi movement?

Is it not the clearest example of political messiah worship?

Peter Obi was sold as the pure redeemer who would magically fix Nigeria. Yet he struggles to articulate specific alternatives beyond “Tinubu bad.” He called existing party structures “structures of criminality,” only to later align with the same old political class he once condemned.

So either Obidients are victims of the same saviour syndrome you described, or Peter Obi exploited their hunger for hope.

You cannot condemn messiah politics generally and exempt the loudest messiah movement in modern Nigerian politics.

That is the contradiction.

Local accountability is the future.

But Obi worship is not accountability.

It is just another version of waiting for one man to save everybody.

Obi is your nightmare.