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Obidients may soon shift their narrative again. When Obi moved to ADC, many praised it as a masterstroke and even began to see Atiku in a more favorable light. But once it became clear that Atiku wouldn’t align with their expectations, the tone changed. The narrative is likely to evolve again, watch closely. Much of this seems driven more by social media momentum and delusion than by deep political understanding. |
You made a lot more noise when Peter Obi moved to ADC. This feels like the same pattern again—more hype than substance. Consistently switching parties and talking about integrity don’t really align. The serial party hopper is only labouring in vain as usual. |
Some comments here are very funny and amateurish, especially the Obidients—a set of political neophyte and delusional people. |
Turning our institutions of learning into political campaign venues under the pretext of keynote lectures should not be encouraged. The serial party hopper, Peter Obi should look elsewhere for places to campaign—these shenanigans won’t take him to Aso Rock. |
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You can see how Obidients are playing deaf and being hypocritical on a matter that is very obvious. No politician in the history of politics has defected like their messiah, Peter Obi. Peter Obi changes parties like diapers. He holds the record, if there were any prize or title attached to it, he would have won it multiple times. |
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The way Obidients overhype their “messiah,” you’d think he performed wonders during his eight years as governor of a small like Anambra State. What we’re seeing instead is a desperate attempt to repackage a non-performer as a high achiever and present an ideologically weak politician as a principled one. |
ufotunang:Your “messiah” had eight years in a small state like Anambra and left little to point to as truly remarkable. Expecting that same record to suddenly translate into success at the national level is a stretch, especially in a country as complex as Nigeria. What we’re seeing instead is a coordinated attempt by desperate supporters to rebrand a non-performer as a standout leader—and a serial party hopper as a man of principle. |
The serial party hopper, Peter Obi, and his delusional supporters think all it takes to get their ‘messiah’ to Aso Rock is propaganda, hugging headlines, photo ops, quoting questionable statistics, grandstanding, and pandering to the gallery. This is political naivety and wishful thinking. The attempt to repackage a non-performer as a reformer, and elevate a politically deficient politician as a principled one, will not work. |
A serial party-hopper who failed to deliver anything remarkable in a relatively small state like Anambra over eight years is unlikely to succeed in managing a complex country like Nigeria in just four. What we’re witnessing now is a group of disgruntled actors desperately trying to rebrand a non-performer as effective, and an ideologically hollow politician as a man of principle. |
This so-called coalition is a dumping ground for disgruntled, rejected, and ineffective politicians—serial party hoppers now masquerading as champions of democracy. It’s not built on vision or principle, but on raw desperation and personal ambition. The same self-interest holding it together today will rip it apart tomorrow. it’s programmed to fail from inception. |
Association of Disgruntled politicians and serial party defectors. |
Same people actually believed Buhari was cloned and replaced by a man from Sudan—just shows how confused and gullible that group can be. |
The way Obidients overhype their “messiah,” you’d think he performed wonders during his eight years as governor of Anambra State. What we’re seeing instead is a desperate attempt to repackage a non-performer as a high achiever and present an ideologically weak politician as a principled one. |
This is one of the clowns the serial party hopper, Peter Obi described as the structure of criminality and now aligning with the structure of criminality to save Nigeria from the structure of criminality. Confusion or hypocrisy? |
Whether Atiku and Obi run together or separately, they share the same likely outcome, defeat. They had their strongest opportunity in 2023 but failed to capitalize on it. Anything else now serves as consolation for keyboard warriors and creates an illusion of electoral success for their gullible followers. A master strategist they couldn’t defeat in 2023, despite coordinated media attacks, prolonged court battles, propaganda, political maneuvering, and even the currency redesign, makes it politically naive and wishful thinking to believe he can be unseated in 2027 as an incumbent president. The master strategist remains ahead of his critics and the game. The 2027 election will be easier for President Tinubu than the 2023 election. |
Exercise in futulity, they are labouring in vain as usual |
The truth is that Peter Obi lacks the intellectual capacity, political strategy, and foresight required to govern a complex country like Nigeria. What we are witnessing is a group of disgruntled elements desperately trying to repackage a politically deficient figure as a principled leader, a non-performer as a reformer, and elevating failure to a messianic status. The same individual who once described others as a “structure of criminality” is now aligning with them. A serial party switcher, he appears increasingly inconsistent, much like his deluded supporters. Despite vowing never to leave APGA, he eventually did so for selfish interests and has since set a record for political defections. Rather than engage in self-assessment, he continues to grandstand, pander to the gallery, and point accusing fingers at imagined enemies |
A serial party-hopper who failed to deliver anything remarkable in a relatively small state like Anambra over eight years is unlikely to succeed in managing a complex country like Nigeria in just four. What we’re witnessing now is a group of disgruntled actors desperately trying to rebrand a non-performer as effective, and an ideologically hollow politician as a man of principle. |
The political losers and habitual wailers want to rewrite history to ease their pain ahead of an imminent electoral defeat. President Tinubu is a committed democrat who played a role in the struggle for the restoration of democracy, while some of those criticizing him today once aligned themselves with military rule. Asiwaju is firmly positioned for 2027; all that’s left for his critics is to keep spinning propaganda and conspiracy theories. He will complete his second term and leave office at the constitutionally stipulated time. History cannot be rewritten. |
Some serial party hoppers, disgruntled elements and politically inept actors hijacked an existing party and displaced its established leadership, plunging it into turmoil. Instead of reflecting and addressing their self-inflicted problems, they’ve stayed true to form—pointing fingers at imagined enemies. This only highlights their incompetence and ideological bankruptcy. In the end, their efforts amount to nothing. |
“It’s better to jaw-jaw than to war-war.” — Winston Churchill. Lot of kids calling for conflict online at the slightest provocation act like war is a game of ping-pong, when in reality it carries serious consequences. |
iwaeda:This isn’t the first time you’ve pushed the same baseless narrative, the same tired 2023 script that fell apart like a house of cards. You’ll finally rest after facing a crushing defeat in the 2027 elections. |
Some serial party hoppers, disgruntled elements and politically inept actors hijacked an existing party and displaced its established leadership, plunging it into turmoil. Instead of reflecting and addressing their self-inflicted problems, they’ve stayed true to form—pointing fingers at imagined enemies. This only highlights their incompetence and ideological bankruptcy. In the end, their efforts amount to nothing. |
Macphenson:That’s a fallacy and misinformation from a figment of your imagination. INEC has registered many political parties. There has never been a time when INEC denied any political party that applied for registration. |
Old cargoes in a new body, masquerading as champions of democracy. It’s better you do the right thing and stop disturbing our peace |
Some serial party hoppers, disgruntled elements, politically deficient figures, and out-of-favour politicians are masquerading as champions of democracy in a bid to find their way back to power and once again enjoy its spoils. It is their right to protest; they will go home when they are tired. |
A serial party-hopper who failed to deliver anything remarkable in a relatively small state like Anambra over eight years is unlikely to succeed in managing a complex country like Nigeria in just four. What we’re witnessing now is a group of disgruntled actors desperately trying to rebrand a non-performer as effective, and an ideologically hollow politician as a man of principle. |
All this “Tinubu this, Tinubu that” talk… you couldn’t defeat him in 2023 despite the coordinated social media attacks, propaganda, currency redesign, endless court cases, and political gimmicks. It was the same tired script and playbook, and it all collapsed like a pack of cards. Now you’ve started again, history is about to repeat itself. This time, you’ll face a decisive defeat and learn the hard way. |