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Racoon:Only the weak and delusional constantly blame others for problems they brought upon themselves |
Let’s not fool ourselves—this coalition is just Atiku’s latest desperate bid for power. Obi is merely a pawn in his tired political game. Two political dead ends: one a serial loser, the other a party-hopping opportunist. Together or apart, they’re destined to fail. By the time Obi and his keypad warriors and echo chambers realize it, it’ll be too late. |
They secretly admired him. Same playbook—noise, drama, and falsehood. All na content, nothing more. |
When their beloved governor owes salaries, Obidients suddenly become prophets of patience and understanding. But let it happen in an opposition state, and suddenly Nigeria is a 'zoo' and democracy is on life support. If hypocrisy ever needed a brand ambassador, it would be Obidients. |
Let’s not kid ourselves—this so-called coalition is just a desperate ploy to resurrect Atiku’s never-ending presidential ambition. Obi? He’s just the latest pawn in a tired political chess game. The serial election loser, Atiku and the professional party hopper, Obi, have found themselves in a political cul-de-sac, spinning in circles. Whether they run together or apart, one thing is certain—they’re destined to lose, again. |
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. The serial election loser, Atiku, and the serial political party hopper, Obi, are trapped in a political cul-de-sac. Whether they contest together or individually, they will always end up as losers. |
specialmati:Busted! A man exposed in the Pandora Papers scandal had state money hidden in his car boot. He also funneled public funds into a bank where he’s a stakeholder. Yet, some deluded followers have elevated him to messiah status. Blind loyalty knows no shame. |
ArcSEMPECJ:Only in Nigeria do we overhype a serial party defector with a glaring record of political flip-flopping and underperformance. Eight years in a small state like Anambra, and nothing to show for it but media spin and inflated self-appraisals. No economic blueprint, just recycled buzzwords and feel-good slogans passed off as policy. Yet somehow, this is the man some believe can fix a complex nation like Nigeria? It’s either wishful thinking or a masterclass in political delusion. |
A group of disgruntled, politically spent individuals—long out of favour and relevance—have now disguised themselves as champions of democracy. Under the guise of a 'coalition', they are merely attempting to revive their faded political careers and find their way back to power to once again enjoy its spoils. Those backing them, along with their desperate proponents, are once again labouring in vain. In the end, there will be no victory—only the usual wailing and gnashing of teeth. |
jaxxy:Your so-called self-appointed messiah had eight full years as governor of Anambra State and left no exceptional legacy to warrant the blind adoration, he's now receiving. He didn’t fully utilize the powers of his office to effect real structural change. Ironically, many of those who once criticized his underwhelming performance have suddenly crowned him a messiah—driven not by facts, but by sheer ethnic sentiment and tribal loyalty. |
jaxxy:Keep echoing those tired WhatsApp group rants and drowning in delusion — it's the only therapy you people know. While you cry foul and spin your usual election rigging fairy tales in 2027, Asiwaju will still be comfortably in power. Same script, same tears, same losers. |
jaxxy:Those who claimed victory in the aforementioned states are still chasing shadows, searching for their elusive mandate. Meanwhile, Asiwaju remains your master—the duly elected President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Be wise, dear son—delusion has never been a strategy. |
Pa Oyegun is a politically exhausted man grasping at relevance through a coalition that’s dead on arrival. Time has passed him by. This is nothing but the last kick of a dying horse — a wild goose chase destined for failure. He has played his part in national development, but instead of exiting with dignity, he now risks ending his journey in dissapointpiont, remembered not for his service, but for a pitiful final act. |
A group of disgruntled, politically spent individuals—long out of favour and relevance—have now disguised themselves as champions of democracy. Under the guise of a 'coalition', they are merely attempting to revive their faded political careers and find their way back to power to once again enjoy its spoils. Both the supporters and the so-called proponents are merely labouring in vain, as usual. When reality strikes, there will be plenty of wailing and gnashing of teeth—just like before. |
In 2023, you threw everything at Asiwaju — propaganda, endless litigations, coordinated smear campaigns — and it all collapsed like a pack of cards. He still emerged victorious. Now you’re back with the same bitterness and tactics, thinking 2027 will be any different? Brace yourselves. Another round of heartbreak and premium tears is loading for the ever-wailing camp. |
I thought these same people claimed Buhari was dead and that a clone from Sudan had taken his place. Now they contradict themselves and keep spreading confusion and deception. |
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: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: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: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. |
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