₦airaland Forum

Chioma, after all of Davido’s escapades and scandals, you stayed. The truth is, Davido will never change—but you will never leave. In the end, money speaks louder than anything.

The serial party-hopper and self-appointed messiah of the Obidients is once again breaking records in political defection. This is a man who performed woefully for eight years in a small state like Anambra, no economic blueprint, just populist slogans, empty buzzwords, serving jollof rice, making attention-seeking donations and fake statistics dressed up as development plans.

The so-called Agulu messiah should bow out now, before history immortalizes him as the most politically confused politician, serial party-hopper, and perennial election loser of all time.

El-Rufai is on a wild goose chase, dancing like a tired masquerade whose costume has lost its shine, desperately clawing for relevance before fading into the great beyond. His supporters? Equally bewildered and confused, united not by wisdom or vision, but by one certainty, a thunderous defeat and premium tears

ceejay80s:
Dem go change street name tire until we leave Lagos for them and it turns back to desert it was before, go back and remember 1993 during abiola time not even all Igbo went back to their home state, Lagos was empty, I wAs in Lagos back then, u people are making money from rent and businesses of Igbo people , who will u rent ur houses to if they leave? I just dey look una dey laff, when we start investing in the north and leave south West, una eye go clear

You’ve been chanting this same tired hymn since forever, yet Lagos keeps marching forward while you recycle the same empty rhetoric. Newsflash: Lagos is already made — it’s you who needs Lagos, not the other way around.

People have left before and Lagos didn’t so much as sneeze, let alone collapse. So please, spare us this fairy tale about Lagos crumbling if certain people leave, as if Lagos sent you a personal invitation in the first place.

One day Tinubu is “brain-dead,” the next he’s so powerful he’s creating chaos in the opposition camp. At this rate, some of you will blame him for your inability to impregnate your wives. Pick a struggle and stick to it. Stop writhing around like a wounded snake, only the weak and confused keep pointing fingers at others for problems they brought upon themselves.

free2ryhme:
make ua scatter everywhere, no gree for anybody

if na nigeria everyone go dey find wetin dem wan collect behind the scene

You people seem to delight in making disjointed and misinformed remarks to disparage your own country, as if it’s some sort of trophy. Abacha’s attempt to transform into a civilian leader and Obasanjo’s third-term agenda both failed because the people vehemently opposed them. Maybe you need a refresher in history class.

The self-righteous “messiah” loves pointing fingers and demonising opponents, while polishing his own halo as if he were a saint. Yet, when tested in a small state like Anambra for eight years, he delivered nothing remarkable. He is part and parcel of the same “structure of criminality” he pretends to condemn. No amount of social media whitewashing, public food-stunts, unsolicited donations, or glossy branding will change the truth — Obi and his keypad warriors are on a wild goose chase, chasing the wind. Aso Rock will forever remain beyond his reach.

The so-called Dubai landlord has turned serial election losing into a full-time career, while the self-anointed Obidient messiah has mastered the art of jumping from one party to another like a political grasshopper. If they have any sense left, they should bow out now before history brands them as nothing more than perennial losers and party-hopping failures.

Obi had eight full years in a small state like Anambra to implement his so-called “fantastic” policies, yet his performance fell far short of the hype. Add to that his history as a serial party hopper with no consistent political loyalty, and it’s clear such a character cannot be trusted.

What we see today is a carefully packaged social-media creation, pushed by a disgruntled few who peddle a fictional record of his time in Anambra, along with the illusion that if Obi becomes president, Nigeria will magically transform into Dubai overnight—without the hard, painful reforms such change would require. But his actual record tells a different story, and history shows that such figures always fail in power. This will be no exception.

These are nothing more than political projections and permutations — the usual theatrics in any democracy, just as we saw in the 2023 elections. One thing is certain: no volume of social media noise, fact-twisting, or propaganda can alter the status quo. Asiwaju’s victory is assured.

The keyboard warriors, echo-chamber dwellers, and political choristers can keep screaming into the void, but after their crushing defeat in 2027, they’ll march straight into the dustbin of history — where all failed dreamers belong.

Amaechi is merely grandstanding — spewing attention-seeking political abracadabra and empty buzzwords. The only ones buying his act are the same gullible crowd that thrives on conspiracy theories, phantom polls, fake statistics, and laughable prophecies. They are drowning in social media hype, propaganda, and echo chambers, deluding themselves that their self-appointed messiah, Obi, will somehow waltz into Aso Rock. History has taught them nothing — and once again, they’ll learn the hard way.

Amaechi is merely grandstanding — dancing the last steps of a worn-out masquerade before his inevitable fade into oblivion. As minister, he built railways to nowhere and concentrated most of his projects in one region, foolishly thinking it would earn him the presidency. Predictably, he’s now the darling of perennial wailers and political losers. But one fate binds them all: come 2027, they’ll be tossed into the dustbin of history where they belong.

Amaechi is dancing the last dance of a disgraced masquerade, moments from political extinction. A hollow, spent relic, he clings to desperate stunts to fool the gullible—only for him and his ilk to be permanently dumped in the political dustbin of history after the 2027 elections.

Amaechi is enacting the last rites of a dying masquerade before vanishing into political nothingness. A relic of expired relevance, he clings to cheap stunts to deceive the gullible into believing he still wields influence.

This is nothing but grandstanding and empty illusions designed to deceive the gullible. Most of his proposals are lofty ideals, detached from reality. No president can single-handedly change the constitution without the backing of the National Assembly and the consent of the indigenous peoples such laws would affect.

Xscape1993:
Any thing good move will kick out the known drug baron and certificate forger from the corridor of power is highly recommended and appreciated. That man came to destroy...

The population of your brothers and sisters in foreign prisons for drugs trafficking are more than some countries population. Hypocrite!

Obi and his army of keyboard crusaders are on a hopeless wild goose chase, staging the final dance of a disgraced masquerade before he's swept into the dustbin of irrelevance. The self-proclaimed messiah should do himself a favour and quit now, before history stamps him permanently as a serial party hopper and perpetual loser at the polls

A serial party hopper with zero political ideology and a disastrous eight-year record in a small state like Anambra now parades himself as some messiah with a magic wand to fix Nigeria overnight. It’s laughable. No real plans, no economic blueprint—just recycled slogans, empty buzzwords, and cooked-up statistics posing as development. A loud fraud destined to crash in a country far more complex than his failed backyard.

Shawarmagirl:
APC looking for every means to cause problems between Obedient and Atikulate. APC busy fanning problems here and there to make it look like Peter Obi and Atiku are dragging the ticket. There is a gentlemen agreement between Atiku, Obi, Elrufia, Amaechi and others. Until then, disregard APC e-worriors.

It’s the height of weakness and delusion to keep blaming others for the mess you clearly brought upon yourself.

It’s crystal clear—like the moon on a cloudless night—that the coalition is fundamentally structured to further Atiku’s presidential ambition. Obi is merely a pawn on the political chessboard. Yet, the Obidients continue to drown in social media noise and echo chambers. Both Obi and his keypad warriors display political naivety, lost in the euphoria of the moment

Obi's 8-year tenure in Anambra State was largely underwhelming, with many indigenes and residents openly criticising his poor performance at the time. Ironically, the same people who once condemned his leadership have now elevated him to messiah status—driven more by tribal sentiments than by objective assessment. All because of smuggling their man into Aso Rock.
These are the real accounts from those who lived under his administration.
https://www.nairaland.com/870945/what-exactly-peter-obi-doing?s=08

Walai:
I was on ground in between 2002 when Obi predecessor Mbadinuju was in office and 2010 when Obi ruled Anambra not just as a private citizen but a barrack boy. Na we know wetin dey on ground bro. Obi is the best suited to solve our current issues. I was among the persons as at 2019 that was attacking Obi for vying for Atiku VP instead of contesting.
Obi hold the cards to solving our current problems.

Obi's 8-year tenure in Anambra State was largely underwhelming, with many indigenes and residents openly criticising his poor performance at the time. Ironically, the same people who once condemned his leadership have now elevated him to messiah status—driven more by tribal sentiments than by objective assessment. All because of smuggling their man into Aso Rock.
These are the real accounts from those who lived under his administration.
https://www.nairaland.com/870945/what-exactly-peter-obi-doing?s=08

He once claimed he doesn't give "shishi," yet now he's discreetly distributing favours—clearly with 2027 in mind. Since his 2023 defeat, Obi has suddenly transformed into a born-again philanthropist. As always, the self-proclaimed messiah is labouring in vain.

The Agulu-born “messiah” and his Obidient choir truly believe that unsolicited donations, blowing issues out of proportion, social media noise and peddling fake statistics are the keys to Aso Rock. But all that noise amounts to nothing more than an exercise in futility—a naked dance of a madman in the marketplace. 2027 won’t be won by gimmicks and emotional blackmail

kettykin:
Oga some of things are better left unsaid and classified. 2027 is like a premiership final . All coaches are busy with their game plans, what if inec on their madness rig all the southern votes , including south east to Tinubu. What now happens?

All you do is bark on social media, recycling the same tired conspiracy theories and propaganda that failed you woefully in 2023. No lessons learned, no strategy, just noise. You're back on the same road to disgrace, confusion, and premium tears. History isn’t repeating itself, you're dragging it by the neck to embarrass you again.

Obi is the definition of political confusion and desperation. The same man who once branded others as the "structure of criminality” is now running to them for political cover. No shame, no spine, no ideology.

All the noise — unsolicited donations, social media polishing, sympathy tours — it’s all empty drama. It won’t erase his poor performance, it won’t cover his lack of political party constitency and direction, and it sure as hell won’t make him president.

Let’s stop pretending, Obi has no roadmap to 2027 victory. He should save himself the disgrace and quit now, before history seals his name as a serial party hopper and a certified election loser

They say “Lagos is overrated”, but guess who’s relocating to Lagos faster than their shadow? 😂
They mock the state during the day, but by night they’re checking house rent and job openings.
Deep down, they don’t hate Lagos — they hate that their state isn’t Lagos.
Wailers will wail. Lagos will build, grow, and leave them behind with their bitter tweets and borrowed data.

Isn’t it Chimamanda who wrote to the United States, urging them not to recognize Tinubu’s presidential election victory—and even reportedly called for his arrest? This is the height of delusion. These people are so deeply entrenched in conspiracy theories, social media propaganda, and echo chambers that they’ve lost all sense of objectivity.

They’re quick to point accusing fingers at others, yet fail to take responsibility for their own self-inflicted problems.

Here we go again! The hype machine is back in full swing for the self-anointed messiah of the Obidients—the same serial party hopper. Same old script, same predictable ending: another loss.

This coalition is all about Atiku—Obi is just a pawn in the political chessboard. Obidients are too politically naive to see what’s happening. They’re lost in social media noise, and by the time they snap out of it, it’ll be too late.

The truth? Both Atiku and Obi are stuck in a political cul-de-sac. Whether they run together or apart, the outcome is the same—they’re headed nowhere. Just different routes to the same dead end.

The social media noise trying to paint Obi as Nigeria’s messiah and a reformer is nothing but a well-rehearsed drama. He may be playing according to the script to impress the crowd, but no amount of online whitewashing can rewrite his history of political party hopping and lackluster performance in office.

The social media noise trying to paint Obi as Nigeria’s messiah and a reformer is nothing but a well-rehearsed drama. He may be playing according to the script to impress the crowd, but no amount of online whitewashing can rewrite his history of political party hopping and lackluster performance in office.