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Even if Bibi doesn’t return, understand that whoever takes over will likely maintain Israel’s hardline security posture and give terrorists no room to breathe. Israel has a long history of leaders emerging from the military and security establishment. Don’t mistake a change in leadership for a fundamental change in security policy. |
Some deluded folks who know next to nothing about governance, economics, or politics naively believe that simply voting for their self-appointed messiah will magically transform Nigeria into Dubai. They seem to think that once their messiah enters Aso Rock, he will wave a magic wand and solve the country's problems overnight, without the difficult decisions, fundamental structural reforms, sound economic policies, and institutional changes required to build a prosperous nation. Ironically, this is the same magic he could not perform in a relatively small state like Anambra during his eight years in office. This is the height of political naivety, mistaking wishful thinking for economic reality and messianic rhetoric for a credible development strategy. Their level of delusion, ignorance, and unrealistic expectations is simply staggering. |
These are politically irrelevant individuals masquerading as champions of democracy just to cash out. They can’t even win their own polling units, let alone a local government area. |
The self-styled fake messiah, Peter Obi, is not contesting the election to win; he is merely entertaining his deluded supporters with social media hype and political theatrics. Meanwhile, Kwankwaso is simply using him as a pawn in his 2031 presidential ambition. Dickson and his team understand that Obi lacks a viable pathway to victory, and they are merely using him for their own political interests. Anything contrary to this reality is nothing but political naivety and wishful thinking. |
The self styled fake messiah Peter Obi is not contesting election to win, he's only entertaining his deluded supporters with social media hype and theatrics, while Kwankwaso is simply using him as a pawn for his 2031 presidential ambition. The Dickson and his team understand that obi can't win, they are merely using him. Any other thing is political naivety and wishful thinking |
Another thread for Obidients to wail away their frustration. Las las, they’ll be alright. |
The Association of Jesters masquerading as a strong opposition, when in reality, they are nothing more than a comedy show in political disguise. They are merely online politicians with no meaningful electoral base, unable to win even their own polling units, let alone their local government areas. Yet, they parade themselves as a formidable opposition, confusing online noise and empty rhetoric with genuine political influence. |
Kalashnikov49:The truth is, your fake messiah will always come a distant third. That is his destiny, you keep trying to escape through delusion, phantom polls and social-media noise. 😂 You can keep living in the online echo chamber, but hashtags don’t count as votes. Eventually, reality meets the ballot box, and no amount of social-media rhetoric can change the numbers. Then comes the familiar consolation prize: crying “rigging” after a crushing defeat. 😂 When the online hype fails to translate into votes, the excuses begin. Same script, different election. You can't wailing more than"rigging" you can't do more than that, empty chest beater. |
It is politically naïve to think elections are won on social media. Phantom polls, hashtags, online noise and endless rhetoric don’t translate into votes at the polling unit. This is the same social-media heavy playbook we saw in 2023. Some people simply refuse to learn from political history, choosing instead to repeat the same mistakes with new slogans and recycled narratives. Keep mistaking online applause for real votes and it will only end in premium tears and endless wailing about election rigging. 😂 |
NDC? 😂 What exactly is new about it? Political nomads jumping from APGA to APC, PDP, Labour Party and wherever the next political bus stops are suddenly being marketed as democracy’s “new hope.” Same faces. Same baggage. Same records. Just a new wrapper. Some disgruntled and delusional elements are desperately trying to turn recycled politicians into messiahs and performance gurus. 😂 But politics is not Nollywood, changing the costume doesn’t change the character. You can rebrand them, polish their image and change the platform, but you cannot Photoshop their records. All the social media whitewashing and hype are dead on arrival. People can see through the lies and propaganda. |
The social media president and Commander in Chief of the Obidients Peter obi should not waste his time and resources, he has no electoral pathway to victory, that's his destiny. He lacks both the intellectual depth and political experience required to navigate a nation as diverse and challenging as Nigeria. |
The NDC, Dickson and Kwankwaso understand the political chessboard better than the Obidients. They know Obi has no clear route to the presidency, so they’re playing the long game, positioning themselves for 2031 and a possible Kwankwaso–Dickson ticket. Obidients may think they’re building a movement, but politics is about strategy, not social-media noise. Obi is merely the pawn being moved around the board by players with a bigger game plan. |
Tinubu till 2031. The opposition is already in disarray, fighting over alliances, platforms and political relevance. Whether they unite or run separately, the momentum is clearly not in their favour. The “Obidient messiah” may keep winning online phantom polls, but he will always come distart third, that's his destiny. The 2027 elections will be much easier for Asiwaju than 2023 |
The mere sight of President Tinubu, the master strategist, is enough to send his fiercest critics into another round of wailing and gnashing of teeth. The political psychology is almost predictable: Tinubu appears, and the Obidiense camp erupts in wailing. |
Nobody is forcing Peter Obi to attend interviews. He is the one eagerly presenting himself as the all-knowing expert on virtually every subject and rushing to grab every available headline. But the more he appears, the more the gap between the polished social-media image and the substance of his answers gets exposed. Vague talking points, sweeping claims, fake statistics and recycled soundbites cannot substitute for depth His media team should seriously consider telling him to slow down. Every microphone is not an opportunity, and every headline is not a victory. If you voluntarily put yourself forward as an authority on everything, expect people to scrutinise whether the answers actually match the image being marketed |
Lobbyist Karl-Marx Edward Ikemefuna William George Okeke-Von Batten is apparently cashing out massively from Atiku and his camp, selling them fantasies about an imaginary U.S. report supposedly coming to damage President Tinubu. The funniest part? There is no report anywhere. They are simply desperate for anything they can turn into a campaign talking point, and he seems to know exactly how to exploit that desperation. If there were genuinely some devastating report from the U.S., why is it still living in the realm of speculation and political gossip? At this rate, the “bombshell report” may arrive only in their dreams. 😂 Same playbook as 2023: manufacture anticipation, build expectations, convince yourselves that victory is around the corner, and then wake up to the same political reality. Different year, same script, same hype, same failed outcome. |
There is nothing brilliant, masterstroke, or strategic about this move. It reeks more of political confusion and desperation than calculated strategy. The serial party-hopper appears more interested in adding “two-time former presidential candidate” to his résumé than in building a realistic path to the presidency. Meanwhile, his deluded supporters are being sold another elaborate fantasy of an impending electoral victory. Strip away the social-media hype, emotionalism, and political propaganda, and the picture is much less flattering. Peter Obi still has no convincing electoral pathway to victory in 2027. You cannot manufacture an electoral structure with hashtags, online applause, and wishful thinking. |
A serial party hopper who spent eight years in a relatively small state like Anambra without achieving anything remarkable has suddenly been transformed into a messianic figure overnight by the same people who once criticised his performance. Now it’s grandstanding, pandering to the gallery, and relentless social-media hype designed to whitewash his record. A man who repeatedly runs from challenges is being marketed as Nigeria’s great hope. Enough of the manufactured narratives. Strip away the hype, showmanship, propaganda, and recycled talking points, and the carefully constructed image will collapse like a house of cards. |
Lobbyist Karl-Marx Edward Ikemefuna William George Okeke-Von Batten is apparently cashing out massively from Atiku and his camp, selling them fantasies about an imaginary U.S. report supposedly coming to damage President Tinubu. The funniest part? There is no report anywhere. They are simply desperate for anything they can use as a campaign talking point, and he seems to know exactly how to exploit that desperation. At this rate, the report may arrive only in their dreams. |
The opposition has nothing tangible to campaign with—no economic roadmap and no blueprint. They have resorted to cheap blackmail and chasing ghosts. There is no criminal record anywhere. If there were any genuine criminal records, the US would have exposed them long ago. Use your head, stop being ignorant, and stop swallowing social media propaganda hook, line and sinker. Noise and desperation are not evidence. Same playbook from the 2023 pre-election period, and we already know how that movie ended. They have no credible pathway to electoral victory, so when the votes are counted, expect the usual chorus of “rigging” and conspiracy theories. If your strategy is built on propaganda and conspiracy theories rather than winning voters, don't blame the electoral process when reality catches up with you. |
We are not surprised when the people advising Peter Obi are clowns and content creators. They are only using Obi to trend and monetise their pages, mistaking politics for content creation. They will learn another hard and bitter lesson in 2027. |
Foreign lawyers are really cashing out from the opposition. They keep chasing wind and shadows as usual. Same script they deployed ahead of the 2023 elections, same failed strategy, and they are heading toward the same failed outcome. Meanwhile, the master strategist is several steps ahead of his traducers. Let them keep chasing shadows while the real game moves on. |
It remains the Okija Shrine that Obidients’ messiah, Peter Obi, has not visited. At this rate, Peter Obi may soon visit every shrine and, eventually, a witches’ and wizards’ coven. |
The opposition are still busy chasing shadows because, apparently, they have nothing else to offer. No economic blueprint, no credible economic roadmap, no alternative policy direction, just the same recycled noise, propaganda and social-media theatrics we saw in 2023. Same strategy, same tactics, same empty promises, and potentially the same failed outcome. You would think they would have learned by now, but apparently, some people prefer learning the hard way. Meanwhile, the master strategist is several steps ahead, quietly reading the political chessboard while his traducers are busy fighting imaginary battles. Let them continue chasing ghosts and shadows. 2027 is coming, and reality will once again separate political strategy from social-media noise. |
The thread for wailers, political losers and Obidients to wail away their sorrow. |
https://www.nairaland.com/870945/what-exactly-peter-obi-doing This is a true account of Peter Obi’s performance from residents and indigenes of Anambra State during his calamitous eight years as governor. Many of these critics have suddenly transformed into Obidients, not because his record changed, but because tribalism has taken over their judgment. Peter Obi didn’t achieve anything remarkable in a relatively small state like Anambra in eight years. Everything else is propaganda, repackaging a non-performer as a reformer and turning a serial party hopper into a supposedly “principled” politician, all manufactured by keyboard warriors, echo chambers, and Obidients. The facts remain the facts. No amount of social-media propaganda, noise, or coordinated praise can rewrite history or manufacture achievements that were never there. |
No economy blueprint, no achievements in eight years in a small state like Anambra to use for campaign, no ideas on how to win the elections again, the serial party hopper has resorted to serving food in public, eating with Almajiris, quoting fake statistics and hugging headlines as political manifestos. This old format is not working anymore. We are not surprised when the people advising Peter Obi are clowns and content creators. Peter Obi will finally be tossed into the political dustbin of history after the 2027 elections, and Nigerians will breathe freely. |
This is an idealistic and unrealistic proposal. Nigeria has moved beyond subsidising petroleum products. With several private refineries coming on stream, including the operational Dangote Refinery, how exactly does the government intend to subsidise privately refined petroleum products? The proposal is neither practical nor sustainable. Atiku is either pandering to the electorate ahead of the election or appealing to the gallery, because he knows very well that bringing back fuel subsidy is not a realistic option. It is becoming increasingly clear that Atiku has either lost touch with economic reality or is simply being deceitful and desperate for political relevance. Anything to the contrary is nothing but self-deception. |
According to Vilfredo Pareto’s theory of the circulation of elites, politicians are not necessarily permanent enemies. Politics often involves the circulation and reshuffling of elites. The faces, parties and alliances may change, but the political elite largely remains in control. What we see as bitter rivalry today can become cooperation tomorrow. Don’t die because of politicians; they can reconcile and move on when their interests align. |
According to Vilfredo Pareto’s theory of the circulation of elites, politicians are not necessarily permanent enemies. Politics often involves the circulation and reshuffling of elites. The faces, parties and alliances may change, but the political elite largely remains in control. What we see as bitter rivalry today can become cooperation tomorrow. Don’t die because of politicians; they can reconcile and move on when their interests align. |
