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iwaeda:Keep quiet for once! So Obi is no longer coming, and now it’s Atiku? You better calm down before you give yourself a heart attack. All your predictions, long epistles, and propaganda before the 2023 elections ended in the mud. The same fate awaits you in 2027. Get ready for a crushing defeat and gnashing of teeth. As usual, you’ll fall back on your conspiracy theories about election rigging. |
It's hard to tell who is more confused — Obi or his deluded supporters. Here's a man who performed woefully in a small state like Anambra for eight years, yet now parades himself as a know-it-all with the supposed expertise to fix Nigeria. Even more baffling are his supporters, who have elevated a serial party defector and underachiever to messianic status, believing he holds a magical wand to transform the nation's fortunes. Obi and his followers are beginning to resemble nothing more than palace jesters. |
Two betrayals, one drama. A political defector who once swore publicly to Ojukwu never to leave APGA, and a Nollywood lawyer turned politician, are now accusing each other of betrayal. These two have completely rewritten the definition of betrayal in their own personal dictionaries. Let’s not forget — Peter Obi jumped from APGA to PDP to Labour Party, despite his oath to Ojukwu. Kenneth Okonkwo hopped from APC to Labour Party without hesitation. If betrayal had faces, these two would be on the poster. |
Coalition or not, it's pure political comedy — the last, desperate dance of expired masquerade. They couldn’t stop him in 2023, and they won’t in 2027. Tinubu is marching to 2031. Brace up! 💥 #JagabanUnstoppable |
Those who place their hopes in disgruntled, frustrated, and politically spent forces like El-Rufai and his cohorts, believing they can unseat the master strategist in the 2027 election, are chasing shadows. They are merely setting themselves up for a resounding and humiliating defeat. These spent political forces and their deluded followers, will be permanently relegated to the dustbin of political history after 2027. |
Some smart alecks are once again using the Obidient movement as a cash cow—just like they did during the 2023 election. |
franchasng:You never learn, or perhaps you just choose to remain willfully ignorant and always beating your chest with empty rhetoric. You and your ilk said even worse things before the 2023 election, back when Tinubu wasn’t even president. In the end, all your long epistles, propaganda, and conspiracy theories collapsed into the mud, and Tinubu emerged victorious. The same fate awaits you come 2027. As usual, after your loss, you’ll return to your tired chorus of election rigging claims. This is a warning: it will end in premium tears again. |
The so-called coalition is nothing more than a union of convenience, desperate actors, disillusioned figures, and serial political underachievers clinging to relevance. History has shown that such alliances collapse under their own contradictions. In 2027, the only certainty is another round of electoral defeat, and the usual premium tears. |
This is the consequence Iran faces for sponsoring terrorist groups around the world in a bid to project influence and dominance. It is in Iran’s best interest to abandon this destabilizing strategy and embrace peaceful diplomacy. Rather than chanting 'Death to America' and 'Death to Israel,' Iran should focus on building constructive international relations. Peace, not provocation, is the path to genuine influence. |
What has united this coalition will ultimately divide it. Amaechi is a politically spent force, El-Rufai has been sidelined and frustrated, and Atiku remains a perennial candidate without victory. Obi is s serial party defector. Furthermore, the political rotation logic strongly favours a southern candidate in 2027. Many of the other coalition members are merely attempting to resuscitate their fading political relevance. This alliance poses no credible threat , in fact, it is more likely to solidify President Tinubu’s position. Those placing hope in a group of disgruntled and frustrated politicians are only preparing themselves for disappointment and ultimately, premium tears. |
These people are quick to blame others for problems they’ve caused themselves and refuse to take any personal responsibility. Okonkwo is a Nollywood politician and lawyer, jumping from one party to another like his 'messiah'—the extraordinary serial party defector, Obi. No political ideology and principles. 'Anywhere belle face'
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This resembles the final dance of a worn-out masquerade. Current political events and shifting dynamics no longer favor the Obidient movement. Any further efforts in that direction are likely to be another exercise in futility |
SensualMan1:Igb0s will go into extinct if your wish comes to reality. Don't wish bad things for your people. |
The so-called coalition is nothing more than a union of convenience, desperate actors, disillusioned figures, and serial political underachievers clinging to relevance. History has shown that such alliances collapse under their own contradictions. In 2027, the only certainty is another round of electoral defeat, and the usual premium tears. |
Otokoto and Okija saga come to mind! |
ideatoprince18:You know nothing about your history, Otokoto, Okija, Orji and others? It's your calling! |
Our blodas will say promiscuity and infidelity don’t exist in their community—as if they’re all perfect and saintly. |
These individuals will blame the Tinubu's government if India imposes a ban on Nigerian nationals. Rather than taking responsibility for their own actions, they prefer to blame others for their self-inflicted wahala. |
Some people will go to any length to discredit NAFDAC. Remember, they almost destroyed a former DG from their own region. Just echo their views, and suddenly you're a messiah, they’ll worship you as long as you support what they like and attack what they hate. Principles don’t matter, only alignment. |
Peter Obi, who failed to deliver meaningful transformation in Anambra State over eight years, is now being hailed as a national savior with solutions to all of Nigeria’s problems. The same lofty ideas he now promotes were noticeably absent during his tenure. Even more telling is his political inconsistency, jumping from APGA to PDP and then to LP, despite famously vowing to Ojukwu never to abandon APGA. His current ambition increasingly looks like a wild goose chase, one likely to end in bitter disappointment. |
Exercise in futulity, Atiku is a serial election loser, while Obi is a serial party defector. Two losers and failures. |
Are Obi's supporters suggesting that APC or Tinubu were also behind the crises in APGA and PDP when Peter Obi left those parties? The truth remains that Peter Obi demonstrated a lack of leadership and competence during his 8-year tenure in Anambra State. Ironically, many of those who once criticized his performance now hail him as a messiah, driven more by tribal loyalty than objective assessment |
kingreign:Your argument is flawed. An accident is an accident. While it’s true that the United States has significantly higher air traffic than Nigeria, the key question is: how many aviation accidents has Nigeria recorded within the same period compared to the U.S.? |
tishbite41:He was unable to deliver all these supposed 'miracles' during his eight years in Anambra State. Yet, people continue to sanctify and overhype a serial party defector. He will achieve nothing. |
kingreign:The recent aviation crashes in the U.S. suggest that Nigeria's aviation sector is safer. Statistics don't lie. How many aviation accidents have occurred in Nigeria in this period? |
If other politicians had done this, Obidients would have accused them of doing it for election purposes. But since their self appointed messiah was involved, they hailed him as a compassionate and caring leader. For everything Obidents accused others of doing, they’ve done worse themselves. |
Politically, Aregbesola is a spent force. As for Atiku, he's on a wild goose chase that will ultimately end in an exercise in futility. |
Finally, her hustle has paid off. She will now be preoccupied with greater responsibilities and leave mundane issues behind. |
When your so-called messiah jumped from APGA to PDP to LP, you called it democracy in action. But when other politicians do the same, you scream that democracy is under threat. Everything Obidients accuse others of, they’ve done even worse. We know you’re hurting, keep wailing as usual. |
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