SMerchant: Rather your response is the one that is coming from a bias minded optic to borrow your words. The article tried to explain itself but your response was mainly accusatory and has no grain of support to back it up.
When you use words like exclusion of ibos, civil war shaping Nigeria politics and white washing Peter obi a thief like any other then your bias stinks man!☹️
ademuwagun39: 2026 Predictions of Apostle S. S. Aderibigbe, the General Overseer of Christ Apostolic Deliverance Evangelistic Ministry (CADEM)
1. God said 2026 is a year of prosperity and upliftment for many people. A year of bountiful harvest.
2. God said 2026 is a year of plenty of children to be born. Many women looking for the fruits of the womb would smile.
3. God said parents should warn their children in secondary schools, especially female students, as there would be high rate of pregnancies among secondary school girls in the year 2026.
4. God said there will be a great success for WAEC and JAMB students in the year 2026. i.e. about 95% of WAEC students will pass the SSCE exams, leading to a high admission rate in the year 2026.
5. God said we should pray very well against serious fire disasters that will be worse than the 2025 occurrence in the year 2026.
6. God said there will be enormous rainfall, resulting to serious flood disasters in the year 2026. Many communities will be destroyed by floods.
7. God said bandits/kidnappers will be mercilessly dealt with in 2026. Many of them would be apprehended and killed.
8. God said He will use various security agencies of this Country to overcome the menace of banditry in the year 2026. God said the supporters and secret sponsors of bandits and terrorists will start facing apprehension and severe punishment without mercy from year 2026.
9. God said we should pray seriously to avert the crashing into the sea of a popular aircraft traveling from the Northern part of Nigeria to Mecca in the year 2026.
10. God said we should pray to avert sudden deaths of two Governors early in the year 2026. God said we should also pray against sudden deaths of three Ministers and one former President in Nigeria in the year 2026.
11. God said a great political party in Nigeria will suddenly fall apart in 2026. God said we should also pray against the disintegration of this Country.
12. God said seven popular (but fake) Ministers of God in Nigeria will die in 2026, from the beginning of the year.
13. God said we should pray against sudden deaths of three great Chief Imams in Nigeria in the year 2026.
14. God said the price of food products will crash further in the year 2026.
15. God said the fuel pump price will fall in 2026.
16. God said the exchange rate of Dollar, Pound Sterling & Euro will fall, thereby strengthening the Naira in 2026.
17. God said the economy of this country will enjoy a little boost in the year 2026.
18. God said we should pray against sudden deaths of three popular professors in Nigeria in 2026.
19. God said we should pray to avert a deadly disease that can wipe away children in the year 2026.
20. God said one country from the Middle East (Asia) will rise up against the US President, Donald Trump, over his anti-terrorist war, but about seven countries will join hands with the US President to fight back in a catastrophic retaliation against the Asian nation in the year 2026.
21. God said one great president in Asia will pass away in 2026.
22. God said we should pray against violent attacks and killings of Nigerians living in South Africa in 2026.
23. God said a good bilateral agreement and cooperation will exist between Nigeria and Ghana in the year 2026.
24. God said there will be more deportations of foreigners from the United States in the year 2026.
25. God said that Chinese people should pray seriously for their president to avert the crash of his Jet, leading to loss of many lives in the year 2026.
26. God said we should pray seriously against the attack of a severe disease causing eye blindness in the year 2026.
27. God said we should pray to avert serious strike action in the Nigerian tertiary institutions over non-payment of remunerations by government in the year 2026.
28. God said we should pray seriously against sudden deaths of many prominent theatre artistes in Nigeria in 2026.
29. God said we should pray against sudden deaths of three great musicians in Nigeria in the year 2026.
30. God said we should pray seriously against the deaths of many Customs officers in the year 2026.
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Who cares about there fake predictions. They keep making prophesy a lie because God didn't reveal anything to them. They are just another form of Yahoo Yahoo.
You think atiku is stupid ba? Atiku is the brain behind ADC and you want him to give presidency he so wanted to obi. ADC will soon implode with the obi-amaechi- atiku- tambuwal-elrufai feral tango. Their political interest clash severely.
Arafat2022: THE PDP CALLS GOVERNOR CALEB M. MUTFWANG PARTY SWITCH A “BETRAYAL OF PUBLIC MANDATE”
We acknowledge the receipt of the letter of His Excellency, Barr. Caleb M. Mutfwang, Executive Governor, Plateau State, at the state party’s office this day, Tuesday, 2nd January, 2026, through the chairman, PDP, Ampang West Ward, Mangu, LGA, Plateau State, informing the party of the Governor’s decision to abandon the very party that brought him to power on the revered platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Governor Mutfwangs’s actions are a slap in the face to the people of Plateau State, who trusted him against all odds, and a betrayal of the party's ideals. He has chosen to prioritize personal ambition over the collective welfare of the Plateau people, and this will not be taken lightly.
The Party wishes to state unequivocally that it was never consulted by the governor himself concerning this matter as been alleged in some quarters; hence, there are no justifiable reasons, what so ever that would constitutionally permit such an unpopular decision of resignation, and subsequent defection to the All Progressive Congress party (APC) without automatically vacating the seat at first instance.
Therefore, this defection is seen as an act of political opportunism that subverts the total will of the electorates, and a pursuit of personal interests over the collective good of the Plateau people among others.
We urge the people of Plateau State, to therefore hold Governor Mutfwang accountable for his actions, and reject his attempts to seek re-election on the platform of the new party of his choice. Indeed, his actions will not go unchallenged.
We also warn his new party, the APC, Plateau State, chapter, against accepting him with open arms, as they will also be complicit in the betrayal of the people.
The PDP condemns this action, which is inconsistent with the norms of trust, integrity, and accountability for which our democracy stands.
Therefore, we urge all our teeming members, supporters, the general public to please remain calm, resolute, and steadfast.
The PDP remains strong, united, and focused to participate in all the elections scheduled to take place in due course.
The PDP is ever committed to delivering good governance, and democratic dividends to the people.
Be assured that the journey towards building a robust, resilient democracy on the Plateau has just started under this circumstance, and as a party, we will not be deterred by temporary setbacks orchestrated by individuals (s) lacking genuine party loyalty, and discipline as contained herein.
Long live the PDP.
E-Signed: Hon. Choji Felix Dalyop, PhD. State Publicity Secretary, 2nd January, 2026
You couldn't pull your party together yet you expect people hold on to it when the ship is already sinking.
In Nigeria's contemporary political discourse, one recurring narrative is the tendency to portray Peter Obi as a political "second fiddle" to Atiku Abubakar. This framing persists despite Obi’s strong electoral showing, youth driven movement, and reform-oriented message. At the heart of this phenomenon lies a complex mix of historical bias, elite power calculations, entrenched political structures, and most controversially-a latent fear or resistance toward the emergence of an Igbo president. While rarely expressed openly, this sentiment often manifests subtly through political alliances, media narratives, and elite consensus building. Nigeria’s political history has been deeply shaped by ethnic balancing and power rotation. Since independence, the presidency has largely alternated between the North and the South-West, with the South-East home to the Igbo, remaining conspicuously excluded. This exclusion is not accidental. The aftermath of the Nigerian Civil War left a lingering distrust of Igbo political ambition at the federal level. Although decades have passed, the psychological residue of that conflict still influences elite decision-making. As a result, an Igbo candidate like Peter Obi is often subconsciously viewed as "unsafe" "unacceptable," or "divisive," regardless of his personal credentials or policy positions. Atiku Abubakar, by contrast, fits more comfortably into Nigeria’s traditional power equation. As a Fulani from the North, a former vice president, and a long-standing participant in elite political bargaining, Atiku represents continuity. He is familiar to power brokers, business elites, and political godfathers who prefer predictability over disruption. Obi, on the other hand, symbolizes a break from the old order, fiscally conservative, anti-waste, and openly critical of the rent-seeking culture that sustains Nigeria’s political elite. This contrast alone makes Obi threatening, irrespective of ethnicity. However, when combined with ethnic bias, the resistance becomes even stronger. The idea of "united hatred or fear" does not necessarily mean an organized conspiracy against an Igbo man. Rather, it reflects a convergence of interests among different groups who, for varying reasons, are uncomfortable with an Igbo presidency. Some fear a reordering of economic priorities, others worry about loss of access to state patronage, while a few still cling to outdated stereotypes portraying the Igbo as overly ambitious or domineering. These sentiments quietly align to favor candidates perceived as more "manageable," such as Atiku. Another reason Obi is written off is the entrenched belief that Nigerian elections are won through structures rather than popularity. For decades, political success has depended on vast party machinery, regional vote banks, and elite endorsements. Atiku is seen as possessing these assets by virtue of his long political career and alliances across northern political networks. Obi's rise, driven largely by grassroots enthusiasm, urban voters, and young people, challenges this assumption. Instead of reevaluating the system, many analysts dismiss Obidients' movement as emotional, temporary, or unrealistic and often ignoring similar grassroots revolutions elsewhere in the world. Media framing also plays a critical role. Obi is frequently compared to Atiku not as an equal contender but as a lesser alternative. Language such as "spoiler," "third force," or "junior partner" subtly diminishes his legitimacy. These narratives rarely interrogate why competence, prudence, and transparency are treated as political weaknesses. Nor do they question why a candidate burdened with allegations of corruption and decades of elite recycling is still considered more "electable" than a reformist alternative. The fear of an Igbo presidency is further complicated by Nigeria's fragile national cohesion. Some political actors exploit ethnic anxieties to rally support, portraying Obi's candidacy as sectional even when his message is explicitly national. Ironically, this accusation is often made by those whose own support bases are overwhelmingly regional. The difference is that northern or south-western regionalism has been normalized, while Igbo political mobilization is quickly labeled as ethnic agitation. It is also important to acknowledge that Obi's support base disrupts traditional voting patterns. His appeal among non Igbo youths, professionals, and urban voters undermines the long standing strategy of ethnic arithmetic. This cross-cutting support should, in theory, reassure skeptics. Instead, it heightens anxiety among elites who fear losing control over voter behavior. Labeling Obi as "unelectable" or subordinate to Atiku becomes a convenient way to discourage momentum without confronting the substance of his appeal. Ultimately, the tendency to write off Peter Obi as second fiddle to Atiku reveals more about Nigeria’s political psychology than about Obi himself. It exposes a system still trapped in fear: fear of change, fear of accountability, and fear of redefining national leadership beyond ethnicity and patronage. Whether consciously or unconsciously, resistance to an Igbo presidency remains a factor in elite calculations, even when cloaked in arguments about structure, experience, or realism. Until Nigeria confronts these underlying biases honestly, merit will continue to take a back seat to familiarity, and reformist candidates will be framed as secondary to those who represent the old order. Obi's treatment is not just about one man; it is a mirror reflecting the unresolved tensions within Nigeria's democracy and its struggle to transcend fear in favour of genuine national progress.
SMerchant, Still writes from Nigeria.
This article is written from a bias minded optic. The argument are defective and deeply off course. Making the civil war basis for ibos alleged exclusion is rather a poor attempt at explaining Nigeria complex politics. It is at best deliberate effort at playing the victim card.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKg-ku20J-w The National Coordinator of the Obidient Movement Worldwide, Tanko Yunusa, has said the movement will remain within the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and abide by the outcome of the party’s presidential primary, even if former Vice President Atiku Abubakar emerges as the candidate.
He said the movement, which supports a former Anambra State governor, Peter Obi, would compete fairly alongside other aspirants, including Atiku Abubakar, but expressed confidence that Obi would prevail due to the scale of support he brings.
“As democrats, we will go in there and contest equitably well with every contestant based on democratic tenets. We believe that at the end of it all, Mr. Peter Obi will come out on top with the large teaming population that he is bringing into the ADC,” he said.
Asked what the movement would do if former vice president Atiku Abubakar won the party primary, Yunusa said, “We will remain at the party and give the party the lease of life it demands democratically.”
Demetrix: Goodday everyone. Recently I started feeling some scratches on my elbow area and some other random areas on my body and if I scratch it swells. However that of the elbow seems serious ( Photos attached) Note that I also feel scratches in buttocks too. NB: I've not had sex in 4months. I also get random feeling of scratching around my body.
naptu2: Blessing Chimezie Ezeokoli (@Jack_ng01) is an ICT expert and a key member of the Obidient Movement. He is a member of the ICT unit of the movement.
babydioku: Anthony Joshua’s accident was like 20 mins after I drove past the same road and there is a misconception and propaganda going on that it was bad road that caused the mischap,
That is untrue
Lagos/ibadan express way is one of the smoothest roads in Nigeria as a whole.m You will not step into a Bump from Beger to Iwo Road.
Foreign elements are attacking Nigerians and the government didn't see it as a serious threat to its authority. They are there playing stewpid politics with it.
Came4amod: Lol 😂 and they should be ready to fight dirty 😂.. because that's the order of the day .. keep all prayers and church mind at home .. strategy and surprise wins elections .. element of surprise .. don't be quick to shear your strategy let everything be last minute then you can catch the bull unaware 😜
The Labour party presidential candidate for the twenty twenty three election in Nigeria , Mr Peter obi has announced the decision to accept the vice president position for the forth coming presidential 2027 election in the country.
Report says Mr obi disclosed this during an x space engagement with his followers, describing former vice president to president olusegun obasanjo, Alhaji atiku abubakar as his political mentor.
Obi who said he has already join the ADC since the inception of the coalition party, said he will continue to reverence atiku for his political prowess in Nigeria leadership.
While referring to atiku as his leader obi assured his supporters that he had no intention to contest the presidential position with atiku abubakar.
Fenrir: If anyone not Yoruba stays out of Yoruba affairs then non Yoruba dont have to...... Prostate Pay the bride price Follow Yoruba Customs Accept family authority Fund a Yoruba families traditions.
If Yoruba expect outsiders Nigerian or non nigerian to follow Yoruba traditions then ALL outsiders have the right to question and criticise the culture.
You cannot demand participation and money and respect and at the same time forbid anyone from speaking about the rules imposed on them. Is that humble?
If you say that anyone non Yoruba stays out of Yoruba affairs then keep Yoruba culture and Yoruba traditions for Yoruba + Yoruba marriages
BUT.....
You wont, Yoruba Value marrying outside Yoruba culture AND still expect Yoruba domination which is one sided enforcement.
My point?.... Hypocrites Not humble Not respectful
And you cant even point out where im wrong or how im wrong 😂 Not honest
If you are a senseless troll, I can conveniently take care of that.
Fenrir: If anyone not Yoruba stays out of Yoruba affairs then non Yoruba dont have to...... Prostate Pay the bride price Follow Yoruba Customs Accept family authority Fund a Yoruba families traditions.
If Yoruba expect outsiders Nigerian or non nigerian to follow Yoruba traditions then ALL outsiders have the right to question and criticise the culture.
You cannot demand participation and money and respect and at the same time forbid anyone from speaking about the rules imposed on them. Is that humble?
If you say that anyone non Yoruba stays out of Yoruba affairs then keep Yoruba culture and Yoruba traditions for Yoruba + Yoruba marriages
BUT.....
You wont, Yoruba Value marrying outside Yoruba culture AND still expect Yoruba domination which is one sided enforcement.
My point?.... Hypocrites Not humble Not respectful
And you cant even point out where im wrong or how im wrong 😂 Not honest
You will ever struggle to understand Yoruba culture and practices while you have no enviable culture for worthy enough to catch attention. You can run along now boy.😜
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