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Trapnews:

Who gives award to.hearless man that denied the.poor peple access to doctors for over a year. Clowns everwhere. Show us is visible achievement in Anambra and i will dump Jagaban.

You're suffering from ODS: Obi Derangement Syndrome.

Symptoms include always
* talking about Peter Obi morning, afternoon and night
* Obsessing about Peter Obi even when engaging in coitus with a partner
* Seeing Peter Obi everywhere you go, even in the toilet
*Looking for any opportunity to talk and criticize Peter Obi, even in the church or in the bedroom
*Seeing everything Peter Obi does as bad, while at the same time seeing everything an unrepentant mafia boss with dementia, does as fantastic
*Speaking and understanding tongues that are not known to the holy spirit eg: Babblu babla bubu.

If you're showing two or more of the aforementioned symptoms listed above, you should immediately seek help at Yabaleft; failure to do so can lead to extreme paranoia or mental breakdown after February 25.

More achievement of peter obi in anambra state

1.. Peter Obi built ANSU Teaching hospital Awka.
2. Peter Obi built ANSU Igbariam campus.
3. Peter Obi built Head bridge to Umunya 10 lanes
4. Peter Obi built Agulu Lake hotel
6. Peter Obi paid off 32b gratuities owed since millitary era.
7. Peter Obi built Nkpor fly over.
8. Peter Obi built Obosi Flyover (Julius Berger is using it for their by pass now)
10. Peter Obi bought over 20000 vehicles from Innoson and paid cash. He gave the vehicles to secondary schools, traditional rulers and vigilante groups.
11. Peter Obi dualized Zik Avenue to Agu-Awka with RCC.
12. Peter Obi installed the first public dialysis machine in Anambra state at general hospital Onitsha.
13. Peter Obi built Nigeria Stock Exchange at Onitsha
14. Peter Obi procured over 1m computers for all secondary schools in ANS.
15. Peter Obi gave any first class graduate from Anambra state 1m naira
16. Peter Obi paid anybody from Anambra above 80 years vof age 10k till he left office.
17. Peter Obi built over 800 km of rural and urban roads including Aguleri to Adani Enugu road .
18. Peter Obi rehabilted and gave all secondary schools in Anambra a giant 50kva generator still in use till today.
19. He gave all Mission secondary schools 100m naira as grant.
20. Peter Obi attracted SAB Miller Brewery to Onitsha. This Brewery is giving Nigeria Brewery a run for their money till date with Hero and other brands in of beer.
21. Peter Obi left over 75b naira in state coffers while handing over to his successor in March 2014.
22. Peter Obi built the first Anambra state Secratariat named after Jerome Udorji in Awka.
23. Peter Obi bought over 10 Armoured Personnel Carriers for security agencies in ANS.
24. Peter Obi was impeached and removed from office illegally twice yet he was able to achieve all these and much more. Go to Anambra and verify if all these facts does not exist.

OyigboUpdate:
God forbid the Northerners should retaliate but should incase they do just know we Started it.

Watch

https://fb.watch/hZwEesOgOX/

continue spreading fake news,you are one of the problems we have in this country,I wish people like you should be offered as burnt offering to the gods,cos you really deserve death by spreading rumors about a non existing lies,I only wish you what you wish others sha

biaframaster200:
Speaks for yourself ... millions of youth will not vote for Obi...

Nyamiri youth can vote for him...

millions of nigeria youth will prefer fvcking your mothers dirty ass than voting for a dead drug Barron

LordviccoDaGuru:
U never see something yet, this is just the beginning. After all ur Beerfraud obituary said "No Election in Beerfraud online country"


Peter Obituary should be arrested immediately he's in charge of Insecurity in Nigeria



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkp4Llr7iPU

This boy shame no dey catch you,I will rather lick your mama ass krackline then to vote for tinubu

ronalmagic10:
Atiku and Obasanjo operated SPV to corruptly enrich themselves.

Andy Uba was a party to this and he's a bosom friend of peter obi in Anambra PDP.

Same Peter obi was economic adviser under Obasanjo.

Same peter obi was VP candidate under atiku

Same peter obi is now being endorsed by Obasanjo obviously to continue their corrupt practices

Dey play. Don't vote wisely ooo. Dey play

stupid boi like you,it was peter obi that destroy andy uba career in anambra state,urchins can only spread lies to feed themselves

FarahAideed:
Calling a 61 year old a youngster is the height of mockery abeg

That's why you always fail jamb

Laple0541:
Obi is a scam

urchins don't read

What I experienced as Obi’s chief of staff – Prof Okunna
8th January 2023



Prof Stella Okunna was the Chief of Staff to the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Mr Peter Obi, when he served as the governor of Anambra State. She tells OLUWAFEMI MORGAN about Obi, his performance and chances in the forthcoming presidential election

Most of the previous presidential elections were mostly between two major parties, but many people have been amazed by the traction gained by the Obidient movement within a short time. However, some people see the movement as violent and intolerant. What are your thoughts on this?

I don’t agree that they are violent. Honestly, it depends on how you describe violence. If you look at the other candidates, I think even grown-ups and mature people have been violent in their speech. The Obidient movement is made up of a lot of young people; they might be accused of youthful exuberance, but for violence, I don’t agree. Politics is a very erratic terrain and that is why in most of the past elections, you would see young people snatching or destroying ballot boxes and beating people up. That is what I call violence. I don’t believe what the Obidients are doing can be called violence. When people are fanatical about what they believe in, that is what you can expect particularly among young people. Other political parties are not immune to such acts. Watch their utterances, even their spokespersons.

You wrote a book on #EndSARS, do you in any way see any link between the activities of the Obidients and the #EndSARS movement?

I don’t think so. The #EndSARS movement was a movement that came out of frustration. It was a violent movement; not just physically, it was a violent release of pent-up emotions by young people against police brutality. They are people who have virtually lost hope in their country. For me, that is where the similarity ends because the Obidient movement is also being fuelled by the desire of young people who are losing hope and faith in their political leaders.

Peter Obi often reels out statistics during his campaign and interviews and some people are saying he’s given to statistics rather than reality, do you think he can engage both strata of the society?

I worked with him for eight years in different capacities. I was the Information Commissioner and I know he’s a man who has always been communicating with the people. He is a grass roots politician. As a governor, he toured all the 177 communities in Anambra State several times because he wanted to connect directly with the people, to inform them about what he was doing and hear from them directly without any intermediary. So, he is a man who can communicate with any cadre of people and get their acceptance. Before he became the governor of Anambra State, all the donor agencies had escaped because Anambra was a very difficult place. But when we came (into government), they came back because they saw good governance. That was at the highest level of communication – at the international level. He established a good rapport with them. So, whether highly placed persons or people at the grass roots level, he can engage them.

Obi’s critics said he did not conduct local government elections but appointed caretaker leaders to manage the local governments until the twilight of his tenure. Why was that?

We eventually conducted local government elections. If you remember what Anambra State was before Peter Obi became governor, we needed to establish peace, rapport and conviviality to conduct elections at the local government level. For a long time after he came, peace was not there. This was the state where people were chopping off people’s heads, either for proven or suspected criminal offences. This was a state where some political thugs who were against the previous governor kidnapped him. This was a place where hoodlums burnt down a radio and TV station, and everything. That was when this man (Obi) came. It was a difficult place. It took a while for him to settle and restore peace. At that time, who was even talking about the LG elections? At that time, he was trying to settle down. From March to September or thereabouts, he was impeached by the legislators. Was that the place you would conduct LG elections? He had to go to court to regain his mandate. He returned in 2016, and by 2017, elections were due. They conducted the elections and excluded him, and he had to go to court, telling them that ‘my tenure has not ended.’ It took him months to regain his mandate, and this was a man who spent three years, for an election he won in 2003. Was that a state where elections could take place? It took him a while, but gradually people began to see that this man meant well. It took a long time.

He had problems with power brokers in the state, which led to his impeachment. If he becomes the president, he might have to face regional and national power brokers. Does he have the political strength to survive those interests?

Peter Obi is a peacemaker by nature; he can get along with the devil because he is very humble and very modest. His modesty and humility belie his high status of wealth or political clout. Once you mean well, you have the interest of the nation at heart, you desire good governance and you are not there to steal or embezzle, he will work with you. It happened to him in Anambra. Before he became the governor, he wasn’t a politician. He was a businessman. Nobody knew him, but when they began to know him, understand what he stood for, who he was, where he was coming from, what his intentions were, and his good nature, didn’t they rally around him? Even at the regional level, he was the only governor on the platform of the All Progressives Grand Alliance. The others were mostly in the Peoples Democratic Party at the time. Didn’t they make him the leader of the South-East governors? He will remain as humble and modest as he has always been. He is a unifier.

Do you think he will be able to manage those interests?

I can assure you that when those you think will oppose him at the national level understand him, they will rally around him, because he means well for Nigeria. When he gets to that stage, uniting Nigeria will be child’s play. Right now, there is no equity in Nigeria; people are not being treated well. You have the so-called federal character; is it working? Those who want to exploit the policy, when it suits their intentions, they apply it, when it doesn’t, they throw it away. One of the major things responsible for the division in Nigeria is the imbalance in the way people are treated. We are not being fair to some people. Obi is a very fair-minded person. He is going to love everybody and give everybody what is due to them. Once you get what is due to you, what are you quarrelling about? He won’t embezzle Nigeria’s money, instead, he will use the money to work for the people, and he is going to touch everybody.

One issue people have raised is that if Obi wins, the Labour Party may not have members in the Senate and the House of Representatives and that could make him vulnerable. What do you make of that?

There are people contesting on the platform of the Labour Party. Nigeria will have a new Senate and House of Representatives, and that means those who are there might return or may not return. Many people are contesting on the platform of the LP. I am confident that some of them will win. That is the way you begin a structure. It is built when your people win elections.

When Obi became the vice presidential candidate of the PDP in 2019, it was said that his governors in the South-East did not support him. Are you hopeful they will not undermine his chances this time round?


I don’t think governors in the South-East have the power to control the votes in their various states. People, irrespective of their party affiliations, will vote for Obi, and perhaps go ahead to vote for their parties in other elections. Even (Prof Charles) Soludo (the incumbent governor of Anambra State) does not have any control over that, even though their presidential candidate is also an Igbo man (laughs).

Anambra was one of the top five flooded states weeks ago and many people have asked what Obi did while in office to address that problem in the state. What did he do with the ecological funds during his time as governor?

When we had a major problem with flooding in 2012, he was the governor then. Everybody was satisfied with what he did. Long-term planning for flooding as he said (Obi) would be to dredge the Rivers Benue and Niger. During his time, he opened the Sycamore area in Onitsha. The Nwangene creek and Sycamore areas were permanent flood-prone areas. There was the fear they could submerge the entire Onitsha. It was Obi who dredged the sycamore drain and the Nwangene creek and that was how that threat in Onitsha was addressed. He also built large drainages in Awka.

As a lead communications professor, how would you assess the job done so far by the president’s spokespersons and the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, who speaks for the Federal Government?

I tell you, it is a case of the good, the bad and the ugly. I think there is too much propaganda. I am a journalist and our role should be the watchdog of society. Let me digress a bit: when Peter Obi became the governor of Anambra State and I heard my name announced as the commissioner – I didn’t know Mr Peter Obi from Adam. The first time I met him was at the swearing-in for commissioners. I was terrified because I knew that as a professor of communication, he could make me information commissioner. I also knew that if he did not do well, I would become a propagandist or a liar, if I didn’t leave. I remember I walked up to Peter Obi and I told him, ‘I don’t know who you are, I don’t know whether you will do well. If you don’t do well, my teaching subject in the university is in the ethics of mass communications, I will not lie to you.’ That is the problem with people who speak for the government in Nigeria; there is too much propaganda, too much praise singing and too little constructive criticism of the leaders. Our duties as journalists are to be watchdogs; even as spokespersons; they are doing the work of a journalist for their principals. There are two extremes; you should not be an attack dog. I am not saying you should attack the government for whatever the government does. For some journalists, it is a weakness in them. Other spokespersons and journalists are lapdogs; you are there, you are eating, your principal is bribing you with goodies, and you are thinking about your stomach infrastructure only. The middle ground is the watchdog; you are looking at what the government is doing. If the government does well you praise him, if it doesn’t do well, you bark. Many spokespersons are praise singers because they don’t want to lose their jobs. They want to cover up for their principals.

In summary, this administration did not do as well as people hoped. When this government came in 2015, there were high hopes. They came in on the mantra of change. They were saying former president Goodluck Jonathan was weak and incompetent. Did they perform? Isn’t insecurity now worse than when Jonathan was there? Has education not collapsed at all levels? Has the Human Development Index, all the indices therein, not worsened? Has unemployment not escalated? Look at fuel (in terms of subsidy payment and scarcity), look at poverty. We are now the poverty capital of the world.

I am sure if Buhari’s spokespersons have the courage to tell him he wasn’t doing well, he would have done better than he has done. But some of them there have surrounded him with lack of criticism and guidance

Insecurity has become a major topic in the South-East…

(Cuts in) It is frightening and I think the government needs to act fast. I came from Enugu before this interview. You can’t drive for more than five minutes before you meet a checkpoint. The exploitation is too much; they are collecting money from every commercial vehicle, from the shuttle vehicles to tricycles, popularly known as Keke NAPEP and they are enriching themselves. People will say we should not criticise them because if they leave insecurity may rise, but I feel somebody should caution the police, officials of the Federal Road Safety Corps and the army.

Talking about the secessionists in the South-East, do you think they will sheathe their swords if Obi becomes the next president?

I am not sure because those who are asking for Biafra are, maybe, not asking for a Nigerian president of Igbo extraction. The secessionist tendency began because they felt that the Igbo race had been marginalised and ostracised. So if that is what they are really asking for, maybe if somebody who is equitable gets there the problem will be solved. If Peter Obi gets there, he won’t be an Igbo bigot, but I don’t think he is going to marginalise his own people the way others have marginalised us. I don’t think he is also going to treat the Igbo better than others. When it comes to political equity, they say the Igbo do not matter. Maybe if Peter Obi gets there, I am hoping that they (the secessionists) are going to calm down. Right now, look at the service chiefs, the appointments and key places, where is the Igbo nation? Obi is going to win, and when he wins those who are agitating to leave Nigeria might begin to have hope that he would be equitable, not just to them, but to all.

Speaking about marginalised people, only about six per cent of women are in appointive or elective political positions. Do you think Obi will empower more women in politics?

It is not just local knowledge; the world knows that the Nigerian woman is not reckoned with. From his first tenure to the second tenure as governor, women occupied very important positions in Peter Obi’s government. The commissioner for local government was a woman; the commissioner for women affairs; you would say it is expected; the education commissioner was a woman, and they worked well with him. He was recognised as one of the gender-friendly governors in the country at the time. Obi believes in women and the women he worked with were also good in their various fields. So when he gets there, he will recognise, appreciate and honour the Nigerian woman, and I believe women are going to support him fanatically, the way we did in Anambra State.

The Labour Party seems to be having a lot of internal crises at the moment…

(Cuts in) Is there any party that does not have internal problems? Politics is a game of selfishness and greed. You will always have squabbles. The Labour Party is even better than these other parties. Do you know how these other parties are being torn apart by rivalry, injustice and greed? I wouldn’t want to single out LP in terms of internal crisis?


Source: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://punchng.com/what-i-experienced-as-obis-chief-of-staff-prof-okunna/%3Famp&ved=2ahUKEwiqt6XNhLj8AhUgRaQEHe-sB9EQ0PADKAB6BAgXEAE&usg=AOvVaw1Kop3o51Xo6239UN3Bc7el

London times today
Peter OBi jets Nigeria high on an international News Paper

He hasn't even started yet and Nigeria is on the road map to global recognition

May this kind of grace affect you during our regime

Labour party to the world

#peterobidatti
#labourpartynigeria

Go and verify

Signed
ICT Operations Office LP

ElSudani:
If the locations are scanty you can then say because the people were split between the two locations.
Obi and gimmicks.

As seen today at Iyana-Ipaja in the Lagos that Tinubu built from scratch.

As seen today at Iyana-Ipaja in the Lagos that Tinubu built from scratch.

Trapnews:
Pitoobi is a very heartless man, he allowed doctors meant for the poor to go on strike for over a year and kept the money some where while his family received treatment abroad. God will judge him and his supporters. The blood of the poor that died during the strike will haunt him and his supporters.

As seen today at Iyana-Ipaja in the Lagos that Tinubu built from scratch. the shock shock that await tinubu eh

BATified2023:
See what igbos have reduced election to

As seen today at Iyana-Ipaja in the Lagos that Tinubu built from scratch.

lhordspy:
Comedian self want throw banter.

Retire him with this crowd?

As seen today at Iyana-Ipaja in the Lagos that Tinubu built from scratch.

Urchins won't sleep this night

See urchins see death pls oooooooo govt should ban the use of otapiapia cos i see many urchins committing suicide

Salvador1:
bro u as OBIdent supporter.
Pls we OBIdent don't spread fake pictures like Tinubu bandits.
That guy u are quoting is telling u the truth that picture is from festac million March in 1st Oct last year.

Salvador1 Are you not mikano supporter,you can only fool PDAPC And ur self not me

SAMJAY7:
Hahahahaha

I learnt there was 10 attendees in Naanu TOWN hall meeting today guys

wailers

SAMJAY7:
Hahahahaha

Obi that worth next to nothing according to prof Soludo

Hahahahaha

e pain am

[quote author=SAMJAY7 post=119810155]Hahahahaha

Obi that worth next to nothing according to prof Soludo

Hahahahaha [/quote ] Lol e pain am

Clevite:
Stop being a defiant liar!
Look at the screenshot of the several places the same picture as been used as that of Obi supporters' rally.

stop spreading fake news urchins

SAMJAY7:
Hahahahaha

Obi na confirm gay


Go ask Nnamdi kanu he go tell you

OK let me say your papa na gay,na mad man dey fvck him dirty maggot fill anus,and your mama na worthless,dirty stinking wh0re,come ask me Julaion said it first

omonaijiria:
Loars as usual

you are not intelligent at all look at your cropping at the top,u can only deceive your papa and mama not me

SAMJAY7:
Hahahahaha

Obi na thief

Tinubu na drug baron aka BATsard

Clevite:
Don't be a cheat! That picture up there has been long used as a picture of the Obidients' rally in Benin City. It is not a picture of today's LP campaign in Osogbo.

That pic was taken today on the street of pain,if you no like am going snap ur own,this urchin work too dey difficult for you

Osariemen12:
Stop lying. All other pictures might be from Osun but the first one on this gallery I quote isn't from Osun State.

Osun State has no part that is as beautiful as the environment the picture is taken. It's probably taken in Abuja, Lagos, Benin City, Owerri, Enugu, Uyo, Port Harcourt, Calabar, or Abakaliki. You are an urchins,more from osun


I am 100% Obidient. Don't post fake pictures, please.

you are an urchin more

SAMJAY7:
Hahahahaha

Obi dey embarrass himself up and down for public with his show of shame

Empty field campaign

Ordinary town hall meeting Naanu no fit fill

Hahahahaha

make ur papa come organize him oh na
Urchins are useless