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People who believed nonsense like Buhari being cloned will naturally oppose the suspended governor. They have no understanding of real politics or governance—just Nzogbu Nzogbu politics. |
Our blodas will not like this news. |
Biafla Plime Milister |
The fear of IPOB terr 0rists is the beginning of wisdom |
The truth is, most of these businessmen are involved in shady activities under the guise of legitimacy. They're the real skull miners, yet they're always the first to point accusing fingers at others. |
lexy2014:Obi dumped APGA to enjoy free lunch under Jonathan’s PDP, then dashed to the Labour Party when it suited him. Let’s be honest , Obi practically wrote the manual on serial party defection. |
Obi’s supporters will say democracy is under threat and claim the man defected because of money. But that means their fake messiah also defected for the same reason. No politician has surpassed Obi’s record for switching political parties. |
This is the last dance of a worn-out masquerade. Those banking on frustrated, forgotten, expired, spent and irrelevant politicians to displace the master strategist in 2027 are setting themselves up for bitter disappointment. One thing is certain: defeat — and the gnashing of teeth. |
menacetosociety:According to obin g0s. |
Mistersolar:You are the real enemy of democracy. It is a contradiction to claim support for democracy while insisting that others must adopt your personal views. Endorsing a politician known for frequently switching parties—one who delivered a poor performance over eight years as governor of Anambra State, raises serious questions about judgment. To now suggest that this same individual possesses the capacity to transform the nation is both unconvincing and intellectually inconsistent. If he failed to make meaningful progress in a relatively small state, it is difficult to see how he would succeed on a national scale. |
Eight years of failure in Anambra, and now he’s the expert we’re all supposed to listen to? Many of Obi’s former critics have suddenly become his supporters, portraying him as a messianic figure, more out of ethnic loyalty than objective merit. |
Jashub:Defending evil just because it’s your tribesman is hypocrisy. Go to Telegram, type Buchi TV, the video is there. |
This is not new—Otokoto and Okija come to mind. Besides, IPOB terr0 rists are known to practice cannibalism |
Everyone has the right to support whoever they choose. You can’t claim to stand for democracy and then attack others just because they don’t support your candidate. Some of these so-called emergent social media warriors and obi ng0s want to preach democracy, but they clearly don’t understand it. If you expect everyone to agree with your views and hate who you hate, then you don’t really believe in democracy |
Politically,Aregbesola is a spent force, those who are banking on him to unseat the grand master strategist in 2027 are daydreaming. It will only ends in premium tears as usual. |
Dubia landlord is a serial election loser, the same fate awaits him in 2027! |
Built2last:NAFDAC's clampdown on fake and adulterated products in the South East is being interpreted by some as targeting Igbo businesses. At the same time, many people like you complain that regulators are not living up to their responsibilities. It seems that many of you are either confused or simply being mischievous. |
These people are willing to go to any length to tarnish the reputation of NAFDAC. This is not entirely surprising, considering that even the former NAFDAC director—who hailed from their own region—faced serious threats during her tenure. |
This is an exercise in futility. Those banking on disgruntled, disillusioned, confused, and frustrated politicians to displace the master strategist in 2027 are only daydreaming. They will wake up after the 2027 elections. One thing is sure: it will end in defeat and premium tears. |
So Obi and his deluded supporters are banking on a lineup of rejectedl, frustrated and disillusioned politicians to win in 2027? Yeah, this is definitely ending in premium tears—again |
Nothing new.
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People who can't even obey simple rules and regulations are now the loudest voices. Those who see every law as an attack on them, and who travel abroad only to break laws with impunity, are suddenly speaking on national progress. For Nigeria to truly grow and develop, every citizen must take responsibility and play their part. |
These people will go to any length to tarnish the image of NAFDAC. It’s no surprise, they nearly kpai the former NAFDAC boss, even though she was from their own region. |
OKOATA:You've been wailing from time immemorial. You will wail more after 2031 elections. |
OKOATA:Politics isn't as simple as two plus two—you never learn, or you always learn the hard way. |
givedemwotowoto:These are the true accounts from indigenes and residents of Anambra State about your fake messiah wasted and disastrous 8years as Anambra State governor. https://www.nairaland.com/870945/what-exactly-peter-obi-doing?s=08 |
Excerise in futulity |
Both Atiku and Obi are losers — Atiku, a perennial election loser; Obi, a serial party defector. Birds of a feather flock together. It will end in premium tears. |
