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Typical of a confused, okija pastor, yahoo-yahoo pastor, full of drama, contradictions, and empty noise, yet parading himself as a man of God. |
This is exactly what the serial party hopper and so-called Agulu saviour, Obi, is known for—especially when the matter is outside the South East: escalating issues, hugging headlines for political gain, quoting fake statistics, and throwing around empty buzzwords. A man who achieved nothing remarkable in a small state like Anambra in eight years has suddenly reinvented himself as a messiah and Mr. Know-It-All. Truly, a wonder of the century. |
Shaketable:You people are nothing but a bundle of contradictions. You cry that you are hated, yet you keep running back to the same places for survival. I only pray you don’t one day experience the real hatred you keep crying about. The fact that you complain everywhere you go shows you must be doing something wrong. You are not the only people in this world, change your attitude. |
They are quick to brand anyone with opposing views as a tribalist, in a bid to score cheap political points, casting others as villains while presenting themselves as saints and perpetual victims. Yet, if half of what they do in your region were tried in theirs, the outcome would be entirely different. This labeling and victimization tactic has lost its power; people can now clearly see through the game |
The Dubai landlord is desperately chasing another record in serial election losses. His wild goose chase and political madness only provide cheap content for keyboard warriors. As for his supporters, they’re simply signing up for premium tears and a crunchy, inevitable defeat. |
Streetinvestor2:Wake up from your fantasy. This so-called coalition is a smokescreen built to serve Atiku’s presidential ambition, and your Agulu messiah is nothing but a disposable pawn on the chessboard. Yet, you lot keep drowning in empty social media hype, mistaking noise for strategy. You never learn, maybe you just enjoy being fooled the hard way. Brace up, history is about to humble you again. |
It’s obvious most of the people commenting here are ignorant and unwilling to learn. What you’re insinuating has nothing to do with the tax reform bills. Get a copy of the bills, study them, and cure your ignorance instead of wailing unnecessarily, as usual. |
Obi lacks ideological grounding and comes across as both desperate and confused. His decision to align with the same people he once condemned as a ‘structure of criminality’ exposes his hypocrisy. There’s nothing that differentiates him from the very politicians he criticizes, he’s just a pretender. |
Obi lacks ideological grounding and comes across as both desperate and confused. His decision to align with the same people he once condemned as a ‘structure of criminality’ exposes his hypocrisy. There’s nothing that differentiates him from the very politicians he criticizes, he’s just a pretender, thriving on empty grandstanding. |
El-Rufai is only grandstanding, throwing scraps to the deluded and keyboard warriors desperate for a spectacle. His sudden disguise as a ‘defender of democracy’ and overnight activist is nothing but the outburst of a frustrated man denied a ministerial seat. A spent force, a loner in political exile, he now dances the clumsy last steps of a tired masquerade before tumbling into the dustbin of irrelevance. |
A sheep that associates with dogs will end up eating faeces. |
Latanini:Nothing new here — he’s only following in the footsteps of your self-appointed messiah, the Agulu saviour, Obi. Nobody outshines him when it comes to political party defections. |
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Mrfixitt:Your messiah suddenly became an emergency philanthropist after the 2023 elections—distributing unsolicited food in public, digging substandard boreholes, quoting fake statistics, hugging headlines, parading in black clothes, and more. These are the antics your so called Agulu saviour believes will pave his way to Aso Rock. But in reality, they are futile efforts—mere chasing of the wind. |
Here is a serial party hopper who, after eight unremarkable years in a small state like Anambra, now postures as the man with all the answers to Nigeria’s complex problems. Yet he offers no economic blueprint—only populist slogans, rice-sharing theatrics, fake statistics, empty buzzwords, and media stunts dressed up as development plans. Ironically, he now aligns with the same political actors he once dismissed as a ‘structure of criminality.’ In truth, he is part of the governance failure he criticizes. The current attempt by a handful of disgruntled elements to repackage him for Aso Rock is nothing more than a wild goose chase—an exercise in futility. |
Soon enough, the political neophytes and keypad warriors will realize that their new found ‘messiah,’ El-Rufai, was never in their camp. When the coalition eventually crowns Atiku as presidential candidate, their song will suddenly change. But as usual, they never learn—history keeps slapping them in the face, and they keep offering the other cheek. Truly, interesting times lie ahead. |
The same keyboard warriors and echo chambers who once turned El-Rufai into a so-called messiah and hailed him as a champion of democracy will be the first to insult him when it becomes obvious that the coalition is merely designed to advance Atiku’s presidential ambition, with Obi reduced to a mere pawn on the political chessboard. We know the Obidients too well—they are more consumed by social media hype and noise than grounded in political realities. History is about to repeat itself. |
MaxInDHouse:Stop making disjointed comments. Is it every G.O that becomes successful? Just wish them well and move on. |
Obidients insult Tinubu daily with unprintable and despicable names, but the moment anyone scrutinizes their self-appointed messiah and Agulu savior, they quickly brand such a person a hater, tribalist, or paid agent. Were they also paid to insult Tinubu? They must learn to take what they freely dish out to others. Nothing but pure hypocrisy. |
Peter Obi has committed political harakiri, setting an infamous record as the grandmaster of defection, inconsistency, and hypocrisy—by shamelessly aligning with the same “structure of criminality” he once condemned. He and his army of keypad warriors are nothing but confused, naive, and hypocritical cheerleaders, drowning in political ignorance and deficiency. |
The opposition and their keypad warriors, alongside their echo chambers, are already laying the groundwork by accusing the ruling party—just to have excuses ready for their inevitable crushing defeat in the 2027 elections. Their panic and jittery behavior only reveal their fear of the massive loss awaiting them. |
Racoon:Same meaningless rant as always. You screamed the loudest, yet hunger isn’t even your problem. |
Today Tinubu is “brain-dead,” tomorrow he’s a political mastermind sowing confusion in the opposition. At this pace, you might as well blame him for your bedroom failures too. Pick a lane. Stop wriggling like a wounded snake, only the weak and confused keep hurling accusations for problems they created themselves. |
kenben:Only a confused and weak mind keeps pointing accusing fingers at others for problems that are actually self-inflicted |
Peter Obi is about to commit political harakiri, setting an infamous record as the grandmaster of defection, inconsistency, and hypocrisy, by shamelessly aligning with the same “structure of criminality” he once condemned. He and his army of keypad warriors are nothing but confused, naive, and hypocritical cheerleaders, drowning in political ignorance and deficiency. |
Who exactly makes up this so-called coalition? Atiku — a man who has perfected the art of losing elections more than winning them. A Dubai landlord with zero political relevance at home. David Mark, remembered for the infamous line that “telephone is not for the poor.” El-Rufai, sulking in frustration after being denied a ministerial seat. Aregbesola, a politically spent force, dancing the last steps of a fading masquerade. And then Obi — the ultimate contradiction. A serial party hopper who wasted eight years in Anambra with no tangible legacy. The same man who once called these people a “structure of criminality” is now in bed with them. A confused opportunist, manufactured on social media, living off the illusions of keypad warriors and echo chambers. This coalition is nothing but a congregation of rejected, frustrated, and out-of-favour politicians gasping for relevance. It is a shaky alliance built on contradictions, and when the music stops, they will scatter faster than they came together. They are chasing shadows, chasing the wind. History will not remember them as liberators, but as a coalition of failure. |
Instead of people and civil society focusing on scrutinizing state governors and holding them accountable for the huge amounts they receive as allocation, they dissipate their energy attacking the federal government because of politics and tribalism. |
These are mere non-issues that shouldn’t even be entertained, but Obidients have a habit of fabricating propaganda against their opponents and exaggerating it out of proportion. In doing so, they simply hand their opponents the license to play the same game, because two can play it. |
The NELFUND is one of the commendable policies Nigeria has witnessed in recent times. In every government, people complain about hardship, and no matter the level of development, some will still complain. That’s the reality everywhere in the world—you can’t please everyone, especially the perennial wailers and political losers who still wish their candidate was in Aso Rock. |
