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In the 2023 budget, the Buhari administration allocated funds for fuel subsidy only for the first half of the year—January to June. But trust them to talk from both sides of their mouth—anything to confuse the gullible and push their agenda.

One of the new messiahs of Obidients.

Okechinwadike:
Your hate for the region is top notch. Your only reason of hating them is because they refused to be in the same country with you Lolz

Some of your people clearly lack both sense and emotional intelligence. You claim you can't stand sharing a country with them, yet you're running to their regions to live. Do you even think before speaking, or do you just talk for the sake of noise?

Peter Obi often amplifies issues not out of a genuine pursuit of justice or equity, but as a calculated move to gain political advantage. His strategy revolves around portraying opponents in a negative light, while positioning himself as a moral crusader. However, the public is increasingly seeing through these tactics, and the once-effective narrative is losing its impact.

ArcSEMPECJ:
Some of you talking trash about Peter Obi tenure in Anambra State, from findings where even born 1998-2004.....so I wonder who told you all you are saying and moreso hoe somebody who is from the Osun State , who fears to come out of his region to come and socialize with other tribes will be talking with full chest about the hatred he inherited from his Father over a tribe he has no direct contact with or Peter Obi that he doesn't know from Anywhere except from what he was told....

All the carefully staged social media drama and empty PR gimmicks won’t erase the glaring failure of your self-anointed messiah’s 8 wasted years in Anambra.

He hops from one political party to another like a confused traveler, shouting tired buzzwords with zero substance or direction—no vision, no roadmap, just noise. Now, a desperate and delusional minority thinks they can force this failed experiment into Aso Rock through hashtags and hollow hype. Laughable

That’s the new-found messiah of the Obidients—loud online, hollow on substance.

Elusive001:
Not packaging bros. You didn't know Peter Obi when he was the governor of Anambra State. Most hatred against him the was because he refused and stopped many people from milking the state.

Who packaged Buhari if I may ask? No be una Tinubu?

It’s all a carefully packaged scheme to mask Obi’s poor performance and ideological inconsistency—crafted to portray him as a messianic figure and a compassionate leader to the gullible. But all of this is purely for electoral gains. Only a few can be deceived by such theatrics.

These are the true accounts from indigenes and residents of Anambra State during your so called messiah tenure as governor of Anambra State.

https://www.nairaland.com/870945/what-exactly-peter-obi-doing?s=08

No amount of social media whitewashing can erase Obi’s disappointing eight-year tenure in Anambra or his chronic political flip-flopping.

His sudden role as a charity donor, drilling substandard boreholes and making headline-grabbing gestures, is nothing more than a desperate ploy to appear as a messianic figure. It’s a shallow performance—crafted for electoral gain, not genuine service. In the end, Obi is once again labouring in vain.

While Aregbesola once held significant political sway, his current relevance seems to be waning. His recent moves feel more like echoes of past influence than a strategy for future success. He’s just dancing the final steps of a tired masquerade—plenty of noise, no substance
Banking on him as a game-changer for 2027 may prove to be a miscalculation

Let’s be realistic—this coalition is essentially designed to advance Atiku’s presidential ambition. Obi is nothing more than a pawn on the political chessboard. No amount of talk or analysis will change that. Whether they contest together or individually, Atiku and Obi will always end up as losers.

After 8 years of underwhelming poor performance in Anambra, Obi's critics turned him into a messianic figure overnight, seemingly driven by tribal loyalty rather than his actual record. The serial party hopper Obi is a failure in all ramifications.

They’re hyping up a man who jumped from party to party like a political tourist—no ideology, no direction. Eight unremarkable years in Anambra, and now he’s campaigning like some political messiah. The irony writes itself.

These folks are experts at canonizing their own—suddenly, failures become “visionaries,” and opportunists become “saviours.” Meanwhile, anyone outside their circle is branded a villain.

But Nigerians aren’t buying the act anymore. The script is old, and the mask has slipped.

Let’s not be fooled by smooth talk and buzzwords. Here’s a man who left APGA despite promising never to, aligned with a past administration for convenience, and left behind a mixed legacy in Anambra. Now he’s positioning himself as Nigeria’s solution—without presenting a clear roadmap. It’s mostly hype, backed by a vocal minority trying hard to make noise look like numbers.

The so-called coalition is nothing more than a gathering of disgruntled, out-of-favour, and politically spent figures — desperate men hoping to relaunch their fading careers and return to the corridors of power to share the spoils.

They offer no economic roadmap, no credible development blueprint, and no alternative policy direction — only noise about wanting to ‘grab power’. But power for what purpose? Who among them has the intellectual depth or political will to implement the tough reforms Nigeria needs?

Most of them have been tested — and they failed. Peter Obi is a serial party hopper with no clear ideology and a mediocre record in a small state like Anambra. Atiku is no better — constantly switching parties in his desperate quest for power. Amaechi, as minister, concentrated federal projects in one region purely for political gain. El-Rufai is simply bitter after being sidelined and denied a role, and his controversial legacy speaks for itself. David Mark? He once infamously claimed that telephones weren’t meant for the poor.

So who exactly are the credible minds in this so-called coalition? It’s all noise without substance.

Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, on the other hand, has consistently demonstrated both the political resolve and economic vision to lead difficult reforms. Development doesn’t come without sacrifices, and in time, the painful but necessary policies being implemented will yield results. There’s a clear difference between a leader with a plan and losers with propaganda

A serial party hopper with zero political ideology and no real economic blueprint—just recycled buzzwords—once swore he would never abandon APGA. Yet, he quickly jumped ship to dine under the Jonathan administration.

After delivering a woeful eight-year performance in a small state like Anambra, he now parades himself as Nigeria’s saviour, acting like a Mr. Know-It-All with a magic wand to fix this nation’s deeply rooted problems overnight. The hypocrisy is staggering. Interesting times ahead indeed.

These people have mastered the art of whitewashing their own as saints and messianic figures while demonizing others, especially their perceived opponents as villains and devils. But that tired strategy has failed. We see through the game and the lies — it’s no longer working

joceey:
Peter obi wasn't the only one serving people in that event pls read and learn

You've mastered the art of whitewashing your own as saints and messianic figures while demonizing your opponents as villains and devils. But that tired strategy has failed. We see through the game and the lies — it’s no longer working

They’re all the same. The only difference is that some don’t pretend, while others act like theirs is a saint who’s above wrongdoing

specialmati:
you don't like this type of leaders that serves but the one that shares money with bullion vans. 2027 will soon reach.una group will gather again here

Behold your so-called messiah—now resorting to ₦1,000 handouts to lure voters.

If the opposition had done the same, the ever-deluded Obidients would be screaming about democracy, electoral gimmicks, and insincerity. But when their fake messiah pulls the stunt, suddenly he's the saviour of mankind — the blueprint for leadership. These people don’t just live in self-delusion; they bathe in it. Double standards? That’s their oxygen. Hypocrisy? Their birthright."

The social media president and self-proclaimed Obidient messiah will never intervene in critical matters. Instead, he prefers making unsolicited donations and sinking substandard boreholes for communities that never asked, all for cheap electoral gains. As always, Obi is Labouring in vain.

A social media president, packaged and promoted by the loudest but electorally insignificant minority, desperately trying to smuggle him into Aso Rock.

A serial party defector with no clear political ideology — a man who performed woefully during his 8 years governing a small state like Anambra — now parades himself as a Mr. Know-It-All, suddenly claiming to possess the magic wand to fix Nigeria’s complex problems. The audacity of illusion.

Atiku remains a perennial election loser, while the self-proclaimed messiah of the Obidients is nothing more than a serial party hopper. Two political failures bound by the same fate — a resounding defeat and premium tears in 2027.

You’d think these keypad warriors and political echo chambers had learned a thing or two by now—but no. They’d rather keep recycling tired slogans, fake online polls, and empty analyses like broken records.

Every election cycle, they hype themselves into delusion, only to watch their projections crumble like a pack of cards. Come 2027, they’ll once again be tossed into the political dustbin, right back to their full-time jobs: wailing, election-rigging, blaming shadows, and cooking up fresh conspiracy theories.

Apparently, Obi thinks fabricating stories and propaganda are all will take to stroll into Aso Rock.

This is nothing but an illusion sold to keyboard warriors and echo chambers to deceive them into thinking they’ve secured electoral victory. It’s just a website designed for limited access — hence the constant shutdowns.
Anything to give the perennial losers and wailers a fleeting hallucination of electoral triumph is embraced. But soon, reality will hit — a harsh return to crunchy defeat and premium tears. They clearly learned nothing from 2023.

It is puzzling to see the excessive hype around a serial party defector who lacks any clear political ideology. His eight-year tenure in a small state like Anambra was marked by underwhelming performance. There is nothing exceptional about him — neither in governance nor in intellect. What we see is a social media fabrication, aggressively promoted by a vocal minority desperate to smuggle him into Aso Rock.

Here we go again — the same crew banking on conspiracy theories, WhatsApp miracle polls, recycled fake prophecies, and a lineup of politicians with zero ideology and expired relevance.
They really think they’ll dislodge the master strategist in 2027? Hilarious. After the premium tears of 2023, you'd think they’d learn. But no — they’re confidently marching back into another round of epic defeat. Grab your popcorn.
Asiwaju till 2031!

Finquas:
Otizee... The North Central is aligning.. where wud the drug alcapon and his land grabbing drunkard get votes from sef

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

Obi seems to believe he can lie his way into Aso Rock.
Eight years of failure in a small state like Anambra, and now he wants to fix Nigeria?
I laff in Agulu!

The poster is clearly one of Obi’s paid propagandists, trying to rewrite history. But facts don’t lie: Obi only conducted local government elections in January 2014, just 3 months before his tenure ended on March 7, 2014.

That’s like hiring staff at the end of your term — symbolic at best, deceptive at worst.
You can’t twist history to clean up a legacy of delay, deceit and manipulation.