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Lithiumite:
The law can't stand,send your kids to govt schools simple.......there is a limit that govt can control private businesses.

Bro, educate yourself! Who do you think gave private schools the license and documents to operate? It’s the government—stop talking like they run outside the system.

Tradepunter2:
I really disliked this man cuz of news and all the elections rumble..... I decided to use road from lagos to port Harcourt.... edo state was very impressive... I don't know if it's the former government work.... but people i just had a friendly conversation with in Benin said he's working.... so am confused why the negative news around this man...

Social media noise and propaganda don’t translate to reality. The Edo State governor is on the right track. Falling for Obidient propaganda is at your own peril.

These people never learn. Trapped in self-delusion, they keep deceiving gullible followers with fake figures, phantom polls, and empty social media noise. But elections aren’t won online, there are no polling booths on Twitter or Facebook. Their keypad warriors have turned social media into their permanent refuge, spewing exaggerated and meaningless rants. In the end, they’re only hyping themselves into premium tears and yet another crushing defeat.

How do you explain the serial defections of your self-appointed messiah Obi? He remains unmatched in party jumping.
Your so called messiah is better known for crossing party lines than for any lasting achievements.

LagosOrigin:
They prefer to run in United Kingdom than to run in Nigeria under tinubu .

I'm beginning to understand why Kemi Badenoch hates Nigeria under tinubu so much.

But wait a second, have they confirmed to you that they are Nigerians? Because Kemi Badenoch has told everyone that she's more of a British than Nigerian.

Is it today Nigerians started representing other countries in sports and different fields? Or you just want to continue your usual wailing and blame your master and tormentor Asiwaju for your self-inflicted problems?

A handful of disgruntled, out-of-favour politicians masquerading as champions of democracy. Their agenda is dead on arrival—nothing more than chasing the wind.

Some ignorant political neophytes and keypad warriors are jubilating over Tambuwal’s statement, suddenly painting him as their new messiah. But as always, they never learn, soon the cycle of false hope, wailing, and gnashing of teeth will continue.

Some people’s comments clearly reveal their level of intelligence and comprehension. The institution in question is privately owned — it is a private institution.

Many of you parade yourselves as experts, but you’re just ignorance in fine clothing. Instead of these naysayers, political toddlers, and court jesters picking up the Electoral Act to understand the law, they prefer to dump every setback and self-inflicted wound on Tinubu the master strategist.

At this rate, Tinubu must be omnipotent, omnipresent, and maybe even controlling the weather, since everything is somehow his fault. I thought you same perennial losers and professional wailers swore he was brain-dead? Jokers.

A man who once swore publicly—on his life—never to leave APGA, yet dumped it to join Jonathan’s administration for personal gain, later abandoned PDP for Labour Party. His so-called loyalty to Labour Party is, at best, questionable. Such a man cannot be trusted to stand by his word.

He claimed to own only one shoe, one house, and one wristwatch—lies that have since been exposed as political gimmicks to hoodwink the public. With no real economic blueprint, only populist slogans and recycled buzzwords dressed up as development plans, he has proven himself untrustworthy and hollow.

What we are left with is a loud but inconsequential minority, desperately trying to smuggle their self-appointed messiah into Aso Rock.

A man who once swore publicly—on his life—never to leave APGA, yet dumped it to join Jonathan’s administration for personal gain, later abandoned PDP for Labour Party. His so-called loyalty to Labour Party is, at best, questionable. Such a man cannot be trusted to stand by his word.

He claimed to own only one shoe, one house, and one wristwatch—lies that have since been exposed as political gimmicks to hoodwink the public. With no real economic blueprint, only populist slogans and recycled buzzwords dressed up as development plans, he has proven himself untrustworthy and hollow.

What we are left with is a loud but inconsequential minority, desperately trying to smuggle their self-appointed messiah into Aso Rock.

These are out-of-favour and politically spent figures, desperately seeking relevance by masquerading as champions of democracy. Their sudden activism is nothing but a ploy to claw their way back to power and once again feast on its spoils. They have nothing meaningful to offer—only a thirst for power. Those betting on them to unseat the master strategist are merely chasing the wind; the end will be nothing short of premium tears.

Only a delusional mind would think the so-called coalition is grooming Obi as its presidential candidate. The entire setup is a carefully crafted vehicle to drive Atiku back to Aso Rock — Obi is just the expendable pawn on the board. But as usual, he and his online noise factory are too busy echoing empty hype across social media to see what's coming. By the time reality hits, it’ll be far too late — again.

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The population of your brothers and sisters in foreign prisons for drugs trafficking are more than some countries population.
One would expect you to retreat in shame, but instead, you're parading your disgrace proudly.

Here’s a man who swore with his life never to leave APGA—until selfish ambition came knocking. Suddenly, he found comfort in Jonathan’s administration, dumped PDP next, and landed in Labour, chasing relevance like a political nomad. For eight years, he ran Anambra with no solid economic plan—just catchy slogans and recycled buzzwords. Now, we're supposed to believe he holds the solution to Nigeria’s complex problems? Laughable.

Even more ironic, the same people who once dragged him for his abysmal performance now worship him as a messiah—no logic, just pure tribal bias. From hugging headlines to serving rice in public, dishing out unsolicited donations, quoting imaginary statistics, and chanting empty phrases—he’s running a PR circus, hoping it’s his golden ticket to Aso Rock. Gullibility has never been this loud.

A man who once vowed with his life never to leave APGA but later jumped ship to join Jonathan’s administration out of sheer selfish interest, only to later dump PDP for Labour, clearly lacks political consistency or principle. This same man governed a relatively small state like Anambra for eight years with little to show—no concrete economic blueprint, just populist slogans and empty buzzwords. He can't be trusted and is bound to fail in a complex country like Nigeria.

Ironically, those who once criticized his poor performance are now the ones painting him as a messiah—not based on logic, but on tribal sentiment. Overnight, he rebranded himself as a saviour: hugging headlines, serving food in public, handing out unsolicited donations, quoting fake statistics, and throwing around empty rhetoric—all to deceive the gullible into thinking that's the ticket to Aso Rock.

OfoIgbo:
Xenophobia in Lagos is beginning to yield fruits.

There is no reason Abuja should be ahead of Lagos, especially as Lagos is the commercial/financial capital of Nigeria.

The last two years of Tinubu's administration is beginning to gradually destroy the economic attraction and potentials of Lagos

Same tired, empty rhetoric you’ve been regurgitating since time immemorial, yet Lagos keeps moving forward. Meanwhile, none of your ‘sit-at-home’ states even make the list—and you’re not the least bit concerned. But as usual, you went berserk the moment Lagos was mentioned.

This is the same man who woefully failed as governor of a small state like Anambra. A serial political drifter with no clear ideology, no economic blueprint—just recycled buzzwords and hollow slogans dressed up as plans. He's not a leader; he's a ticking time bomb masquerading as a saviour.

It's one of the nine wonders of the world that a serial party hopper, who performed woefully as governor of a small state like Anambra for eight years—is now posing as a Mr. Know-It-All, claiming he holds the magic wand to solve Nigeria’s deeply complex problems in record time.

No concrete economic blueprint, just populist slogans, empty buzzwords, and recycled rhetoric passed off as development plans.

With such a character, failure is not just likely—it’s inevitable. Interesting times ahead.

A glance through the comments makes one thing clear: perpetual critics and habitual losers will never be satisfied. Regardless of the president’s gestures or accomplishments, they are committed to wailing and fault-finding.
Many parade themselves as morally upright, yet their records reveal far worse. In the end, all their noise and propaganda amount to nothing—it always collapses like a house of cards. Asiwaju’s victory is sealed, and there’s absolutely nothing they can do to change that.

Whether the self-appointed messiah Peter Obi runs solo or joins a coalition, he's boxed into a political cul-de-sac—he’s bound to lose. Refusing to admit this is self-deception and another round of overhyping, just like in 2023. Obi is largely a social media creation—well-packaged, but lacking anything exceptional in terms of intellect or proven performance. It’s just a loud minority desperately trying to force a fantasy into Aso Rock.

sucess001:
Why is APC afraid of anyone competing against them at the next election is they have performed so well like their minions say?

I recall when Funsho williams was approaching the Lagos governorship election with a likely chance to win...

Then he ended up dead...

Blaming others for self-inflicted problems is the hallmark of a weak and delusional mind.

[quote author=sucess001 post=136315282]Why is APC afraid of anyone competing against them at the next election is they have performed so well like their minions say?

I recall when Funsho williams was approaching the Lagos governorship election with a likely chance to win...

Then he ended up dead...

Blaming others for self-inflicted problems is the hallmark of a weak and delusional mind.

The same self-righteous wailer who refuses to explain how campaign funds disappeared wants to teach others integrity. He and his self-anointed messiah Obi, once branded some people a structure of criminality, but now they’re happily frolicking with them. Classic hypocrisy!

A man who couldn't deliver in a small state like Anambra after 8 years, and whose only consistency is political opportunism, now claims he holds the magic wand to fix a complex nation like Nigeria overnight. What a joke!

Out of 100 million people, maybe one might hit it big through gambling. That’s not success—that’s pure luck. If gambling truly led to prosperity, it wouldn’t exist, because the system is built for you to lose. It runs on the law of large numbers—the more you play, the more they win.

Don’t be fooled by the “only gamble what you can afford to lose” crowd. That’s how addiction starts—quietly, gradually, then it consumes you. Gambling isn’t a hustle, it’s a trap. It’s not a path to success—it’s a fast track to poverty and regret.

This is child's play compared to the Otokoto and Okija sagas. There’s nothing new here. The only difference now is the advent of social media, which has amplified everything and made it look like something new, when, in reality, these things have always been happening.

At this stage, Obi and his echo chamber are clearly confused and bereft of any meaningful strategy to repackage him, his poor record, and glaring political inconsistency. Rather than offering a coherent economic blueprint, they fall back on grandstanding, staged donations, food-serving gimmicks, social media theatrics, and hollow buzzwords. It reeks of desperation. But this is merely chasing the wind—and it will not end well.

Obi and his army of keypad crusaders have become the biggest political comedians of our time. In their fantasy world, Obi is a saint who walks on water. When he blunders, it’s “strategic brilliance”; when others do the same, it’s corruption and evil.

The hypocrisy isn’t just loud—it’s suffocating. From relentless whitewashing to staged outrage and social media theatrics, it’s all noise, no substance. Nigerians are not fools. No amount of Twitter threads, staged donations, or cooked statistics can usher their self-appointed messiah into Aso Rock or erase the glaring incompetence, inconsistency, and absence of real leadership. The game is up