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From the comments, it’s obvious many people have no clue what real-time transmission of results even means. They’re just parroting social media noise and conspiracy theories. Ask them to explain it, and they start rambling nonsense. The loudest voices are failed politicians and serial party hoppers with zero electoral value, hiding under this excuse to resurrect dead political careers. 2027 will finally dump them where they belong, into the political dustbin of history. |
From the comments, it’s obvious many people have no clue what real-time transmission of results even means. They’re just parroting social media noise and conspiracy theories. Ask them to explain it, and they start rambling nonsense. The loudest voices are failed politicians and serial party hoppers with zero electoral value, hiding under this excuse to resurrect dead political careers. 2027 will finally dump them where they belong, into the political dustbin of history. |
No amount of transparency or electoral reform will ever satisfy perennial wailers and political losers. They allege rigging when they lose and celebrate the system when they win. There’s no point engaging bad losers who can’t even win their polling unit. |
A former minister who selectively concentrated projects in one region in a desperate bid for a presidential ticket; a politically spent figure who can’t even win his own polling unit, yet suddenly rebrands himself as a champion of democracy. The objective is clear: to deceive the usual gullible Obidients into believing he is on their side, simply to worm his way back into power and continue enjoying the spoils. Keyboard warriors and echo chambers have elevated him into a so-called messiah, but the 2027 elections will deliver the final verdict and permanently consign this illusion to the political dustbin of history. |
A former minister who selectively concentrated projects in one region in a desperate bid for a presidential ticket; a politically spent figure who can’t even win his own polling unit, yet suddenly rebrands himself as a champion of democracy. The objective is clear: to deceive the usual gullible Obidients into believing he is on their side, simply to worm his way back into power and continue enjoying the spoils. Keyboard warriors and echo chambers have elevated him into a so-called messiah, but the 2027 elections will deliver the final verdict and permanently consign this illusion to the political dustbin of history. |
A former minister who selectively concentrated projects in one region in a desperate bid to secure a presidential ticket; a politically spent figure who can’t even win his own polling unit, yet suddenly masquerades as a champion of democracy. His aim is simple: to deceive the usual gullible Obidients into believing he is on their side, just to worm his way back into power and continue enjoying the spoils. Keyboard warriors and echo chambers have elevated him into a so-called messiah, but the 2027 elections will deliver the final judgment and permanently consign them to the political dustbin of history. |
This is pure showmanship and grandstanding, staged to amuse the gallery. By 2027, the Obidients will once again be reminded that Twitter trends, online hype, and conspiracy theories have never won any election. |
It’s laughable that the same people grovelling and begging President Trump to intervene are the very ones abusing President Tinubu for approving this partnership. The hypocrisy is staggering. Their intentions are no longer in doubt, facts mean nothing to them, progress irritates them, and consistency is a foreign concept. All they know how to do is wail endlessly, spread propaganda, and cook up conspiracy theories to mask their bitterness and irrelevance. |
They claimed the South East is peaceful and insisted that reports of insecurity are just exaggerations by outsiders, even blaming the so-called Lagos–Ibadan media. If the region is truly peaceful as they say, then they should fully support Governor Soludo in ending the Monday sit-at-home. Yet the same people still say they can’t open their businesses on Mondays because of unknown gunmen. This contradiction exposes clear hypocrisy. |
Political losers and perennial wailers must always complain. Regardless of electoral reforms, any loss is tagged as rigging, while victory magically validates the process. Even political lightweights with no electoral value cling to rigging narratives to resurrect their dead careers. It’s nothing but gimmicks to stay politically relevant. |
Elections are only “rigged” to perennial losers and wailers. When they win, the process is credible; when they lose, it suddenly wasn’t free or fair. |
This should be a lesson to men who meet women online and hastily engage in carnal relationships. Not everything that glitters is gold. Be cautious, think clearly, and don’t let desire override wisdom. |
Another fake expert full of ignorance just dropped content for hallelujah boys and keyboard warriors to start shouting. |
These people will go to any length to push a victimhood and marginalisation narrative to score cheap political points, demonising others while playing the saints, all just to have their way in politics and beyond. |
Same script, same delusion. Phantom online polls, recycled hype, and loud social media noise. Unfortunately for them, elections aren’t conducted in comment sections. 2027 will end the fantasy again. |
A political nonstarter who couldn’t secure her own polling unit is rallying behind another failed serial party hopper. This is nothing but loud grandstanding in search of relevance. Their path leads only to failure and premium tears. |
A serial party hopper who achieved nothing particularly remarkable during eight years in a relatively small state like Anambra suddenly reinvented himself overnight as a messianic figure. Such a character is bound to fail woefully in a complex and deeply diverse country like Nigeria. There is no coherent economic blueprint, only empty buzzwords, publicity stunts like serving food in public, recycled or questionable statistics, headline-chasing, and constant pandering to the gallery. Peter Obi is largely a product of social media fabrication and hype. There is nothing exceptional about his record, either intellectually and in terms of measurable performance. What we are witnessing is a group of disgruntled elements desperately trying to repackage failure as a reformer, and a serial party hopper as an ideological politician. This political adventure is destined to end in heartbreak and premium tears |
Change is the only constant in life. Since everyone will eventually grow old, this issue is both irrelevant and inconsequential, it merely serves as fodder for online warriors and echo chambers to feed on. |
They claimed the South East is peaceful and insisted that reports of insecurity are just exaggerations by outsiders, even blaming the so-called Lagos–Ibadan media. If the region is truly peaceful as they say, then they should fully support Governor Soludo in ending the Monday sit-at-home. Yet the same people still say they can’t open their businesses on Mondays because of unknown gunmen. This contradiction exposes clear hypocrisy. |
The ADC is made up of out-of-favour, politically irrelevant, and bitter politicians drawn from the APC, Labour, PDP, and other parties, individuals desperately seeking relevance by recycling their fading political careers just to continue enjoying the spoils of power. Some of them cannot even win their own polling units, let alone a local government or a state. They are united by a single destiny: crushing defeat. Their deluded supporters are merely setting themselves up for heartbreak, premium tears, and bitter disappointment |
The serial party hopper and self-styled Agulu saviour, Peter Obi, is merely performing the final dance of a worn-out masquerade before fading into political obscurity. |
The ADC is made up of out-of-favour, politically irrelevant, and bitter politicians drawn from the APC, Labour, PDP, and other parties, individuals desperately seeking relevance by recycling their fading political careers just to continue enjoying the spoils of power. Some of them cannot even win their own polling units, let alone a local government or a state. They are united by a single destiny: crushing defeat. Their deluded supporters are merely setting themselves up for heartbreak, premium tears, and bitter disappointment |
Checkwell:Just wish her well and move on. All this wailing is unnecessary—she didn’t cause your frustration. |
A band of rejected, bitter politicians now parading as defenders of democracy, not out of principle but out of desperation to regain power and its spoils. No economic vision, no coherent plan, just hollow buzzwords, crowd-pleasing theatrics, fake statistics, and recycled rhetoric dressed up as policy. Bound together only by their humiliating defeat, they are headed straight for permanent political irrelevance after 2027 |
This is a good one. Lagos leads other follow. |
Historically, there has been a perception that some Igbo political and business interests have sought to expand their influence within Lagos State’s political and economic space, often leveraging the long-standing liberal and inclusive nature of Yoruba society. As a result, many Lagos government policies are frequently framed as anti-Igbo, largely to gain political sympathy or score points in public discourse. However, when Yoruba stakeholders push back against what they see as attempts to dominate Lagos’ political authority, they are often labelled with derogatory names. Despite this resistance, these competing interests are unlikely to retreat easily. The Yoruba, on their part, are aware of these dynamics and remain prepared to assert their political rights within their own state. |
The same people would blame the government if India places a visa ban on Nigerian nationals, never take responsibility for their self-inflicted problems. Instead, they resort to pointing imaginary accusing fingers at others for problems of their own making. |
An individual who frequently switches political parties like diapers, cannot credibly speak on unity and integrity. With no notable achievements after eight years governing a small state like Anambra, expecting effective leadership in a complex nation like Nigeria is misplaced. This narrative is sustained by social media hype and fabrication, repackaging a non-performer as a reformer and elevating failure to messianic status. It's a political wild-goose chase. |
At the mere mention of President Tinubu’s name, the wailers predictably begin their noise, spewing gibberish. We understand, you are still nursing the wounds of your electoral defeat. But make no mistake, the loss of 2023 will be child’s play compared to what awaits you in 2027. So save the wailing; you’ll need it then |
These are serial party hoppers who have been tested in public office and failed. By merely changing parties, they attempt to present themselves as reformers. In reality, some disgruntled elements are trying to repackage non-performers as credible alternatives and portray serial defectors as ideological politicians. |
A disgruntled band of out-of-favour politicians, pretending to be defenders of democracy, are merely scheming their way back to power to keep enjoying its spoils. Most are serial defectors who have been tested and failed woefully. They and their supporters are heading straight for a crushing defeat and premium tears. |
The 2027 election will be easier for President Tinubu than the 2023 contest. The current social media hype and delusion are merely attempts to revive the fading political relevance of the social media president and habitual defector Peter Obi. |