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Politically, Aregbesola is a spent force—performing the final rites of a dying masquerade before his eventual departure into the land of the unknown. Anyone banking on him for the 2027 elections is on a wild goose chase, chasing shadows and illusions.

The man who shouted “I don’t give shishi” is now crawling around with coded handouts, desperately trying to buy relevance for 2027. After failing in 2023, he suddenly found the spirit of philanthropy. What a joke. The self-anointed messiah is not just labouring in vain, he’s dragging his gullible followers with him into political oblivion.

PresidObi:
They are simply jealous and lazy. If they could compete, they wouldn't be here talking about those who have earned their spots and are living inside their own countries.

This same tired excuse needs to stop. Every time you migrate and face issues, you blame the host community—calling them lazy or jealous. But if they’re so lazy, who’s supporting your business? Who’s buying from you? These are the same people you rely on daily. Maybe it’s time to stop shifting blame and reflect on your own actions. Not every challenge is someone fault

Regardless of the President’s gesture toward the Super Falcons, opinions will remain divided — some will deem it excessive, others inadequate. Had the team lost, the blame would have inevitably been directed at President Tinubu. One undeniable truth remains: habitual critics are rarely ever satisfied; they will always find a reason to complain.

Regardless of the President’s gesture toward the Super Falcons, opinions will remain divided — some will deem it excessive, others inadequate. Had the team lost, the blame would have inevitably been directed at President Tinubu. One undeniable truth remains: habitual critics are rarely ever satisfied, they will always find a reason to complain.

omoredia:
Both El rufai, Atiku and Tinubu are all the same. They have nothing to offer nigerians. PO is the only one that can turn Nigeria around

Your self-appointed messiah Obi, a man with no clear political ideology, failed miserably during his 8-year tenure in a relatively small state like Anambra. He offers no concrete economic roadmap—just buzzwords and empty populist slogans disguised as development plans. Such a character is bound to fail woefully in a complex and diverse nation like Nigeria.

SupremoLX:
I wish say she fine...... Yoruba girls too dey wowo. Na our ibo female ballers fine pass

IPOB mentality. This is the 21st century; such a mentality has no place anymore.

Like it or not, that’s your President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. No amount of social media noise, propaganda, conspiracy theories, or echo chamber delusions can change that fact. Asiwaju is locked in till 2031—deal with it.

This is the same Lagos that some confused minds and charlatans claim one man has "captured the resources." Ironically, their own states—where supposedly no one has "captured" anything—remain stagnant and underdeveloped.

Meanwhile, Lagos keeps pushing forward, setting the pace. These wailers criticize Lagos in the morning but rush there by evening, abandoning their 'free' states to chase their Lagos dream. The hypocrisy is loud, and their actions betray their noise.

David Mark, once infamous for declaring that "telephones are not for the poor," spent years as Senate President without delivering meaningful change to his state or region. Now, he's suddenly rebranding himself as a 'champion of democracy' and 'northern advocate'—a desperate move to resurrect a fading political career and return to the corridors of power to enjoy its spoils.

Some of us can longer be deceived by recycled politicians and their hollow rhetoric. David Mark and his ilk are staging the last dance of a worn-out masquerade—one final performance before being swept into the political dustbin of history after the 2027 elections, where they truly belong.

The same people who shout “there’s nothing in Lagos” are the ones secretly admiring its progress and dreaming it was their state.
They’re migrating en masse to chase their Lagos dream while still throwing stones from a distance.
Lagos is moving forward — the wailers can keep wailing, it won’t stop the growth.
Hypocrisy never built a city. Vision and leadership did

givedemwotowoto:
The only place TInubu can do his mago mago is in the South West. He can't do it in the SE and 60% of SS. He won't succeed in the North if the elites back Peter Obi. Tinubu will lose if Atiku and other elites back Peter Obi.

By the way, if Atiku challenges Tinubu without Peter Obi's support, Tinubu will do the same to him.

Same dead script. Same tired lies.
You lot keep choking on the same rigging fairytale from your WhatsApp echo chambers, desperate to hype a political lightweight who crowned himself messiah.

Let’s be clear: he’ll keep losing, and you’ll keep crying.
No amount of hashtags, fake outrage, or recycled conspiracy theories will rewrite the facts.

The rigging excuse is old, busted, and boring.
It’s not working anymore. Move on or stay drowning in delusion.

adamkkk:
Imagine the numbers of apc defenders in this forum.

I live in Abuja, bt everywhere i go, people are always asking me for help. Almost everyone needs help even with food.

Last week, i bought 10KG rice in 15 bags, and distributed them to some women here. I still have the video and pictures of this on my phone as evidence.

make d govt pity us small

Online billionaire. Weldone. Empty chest beater!

Those placing their hopes on a coalition of disgruntled, out-of-favour, and politically spent forces—masquerading as champions of democracy—to unseat the master strategist are simply daydreaming. It’s a wild goose chase that will end in premium tears and a crushing defeat.

IGBOPROMISE1:
You’re right to the extent that Peter Obi doesn’t have the structure to protect his votes from being stolen by veterans in the game of the Nigerian style of politics! And for avoidance of doubt and in this instance, by veterans in the game i’m referring to Atiku and Tinubu!

I’m of the firm belief that Peter Obi won the last presidential election….ie, got the highest number of validly cast votes, but the prowess of the Tinubu/APC rigging machinery was just too much for him to overcome and it found fertile ground in the corrupt-ridden and poverty stricken environment of Nigerian partisan politics! They didn’t just rig him out of contention, but made sure to rig him into 3rd to ensure there was no chance in hell of him springing a surprise comeback through the courts!

You guys are completely lost in your echo chamber of social media noise, propaganda, and baseless conspiracy theories. Obi, your so-called 'messiah', couldn’t even prove he won the election at the tribunal. Yet you keep recycling the same tired narrative.

No matter how many times he contests, defeat is his constant companion. And as usual, when 2027 rolls around and reality hits, you’ll go back to your comfort zone—crying rigging, again.

agentNija:
Good one from Sanwo Olu. If only Tinubu can allow Lagos money to breath.

Since your state’s money is now 'breathing', what meaningful impact has your governor made?

All these Obidients are masquerading as champions of democracy, just like their so-called messiah Obi. But they’re nothing more than hypocrites and political actors. All their noise is wasted energy—just like the man they follow, who jumps parties and still achieves nothing.

It’s crystal clear—like the moon on a cloudless night—that the coalition is fundamentally structured to further Atiku’s presidential ambition. Obi is merely a pawn on the political chessboard. Yet, the Obidients continue to drown in social media noise and echo chambers. Both Obi and his keypad warriors display political naivety, lost in the euphoria of the moment.

The reality remains unchanged: Atiku and Obi are trapped in a political cul-de-sac. Whether they run together or separately, the outcome is the same—defeat and premium tears.

It’s evident that the recent wave of unsolicited donations, poorly executed boreholes, and exaggerated reactions to national issues are politically motivated. These are not initiatives he was known for in the past.

However, these efforts are ultimately futile. No level of social media branding or propaganda can erase the reality of his underwhelming tenure in Anambra State or his lack of a clear political ideology — constantly switching parties with no consistency. Once again, Obi is pursuing a lone and fruitless political path.

The developers. The world acclaimed developers.

MrIcredible:
Believe me, na mistake or political news ...

Nigeria is top 3 poverty headquarter of the world.

When you step out of this country, even to neighbouring countries and you see the level of progress, advancement and ORDER in other countries, YOU KNOW AND UNDERSTAND THAT NIGERIA IS NOT A COUNTRY.

Many of you just spew misinformed nonsense, acting like experts while drowning in ignorance and self-deception. You're not fooling anyone but yourselves.

Penguin2:
Since the coalition emerged, there’s nothing Tinubu has not done.

He has started appointing northerners to positions. All of a sudden we are no longer hearing Ogunleye, Olaniyi, when appointments are announced.

Now, he’s going for a Middle Belt Christian as APC chairman.

Don’t be surprised if Tinubu shows up at your door tomorrow to deliver KFC chicken 😏.

The fool was being arrogant because he thought he had killed all opposition but he’s been woken up to the reality that this is Nigeria.

He dared to play in the waters that even Abacha didn’t survive in.

We’ll see how that goes.

You people never learn. Same tired propaganda, same empty noise—and same ending: premium tears. Tinubu will keep proving you wrong, as always. You’re playing checkers while he’s playing chess.

The coalition is essentially a vehicle to advance Atiku’s presidential ambition, with Obi merely playing the role of a pawn on the political chessboard. The so-called Obidients are politically naive, drowning in social media hype and echo chambers. Sadly, by the time they realise the reality of their manipulation, it may already be too late.

In truth, both Atiku and Obi find themselves in a political cul-de-sac. Whether they proceed together or pursue separate paths, their prospects remain bleak—they appear destined for repeated political failure.

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.

A tired clique of politically irrelevant opportunists—disguising themselves as champions of democracy—have formed a so-called 'coalition' in a desperate bid to resuscitate their faded careers and claw their way back to the spoils of power.

No vision, no economic blueprint—just the same old populist slogans, empty buzzwords, and propaganda repackaged as development. It’s a sham, and everyone can see through it.

Peter Obi believes that digging substandard boreholes, making attention-seeking donations, manipulating social media, and latching onto both real and fake controversies will somehow earn him a place in Aso Rock. It’s delusional.
He lacks the intellectual rigor, political ideology, political will and economy roadmap to govern a complex nation like Nigeria. For eight uninspiring years in Anambra, he ran a lacklustre administration with no clear economic vision, he throws just empty slogans and recycled buzzwords as economic roadmap.

The most laughable part? Those who once slammed his poor performance now hail him as a saviour, driven purely by tribal sentiment, not merit. It’s hypocrisy at its finest.

But history doesn’t lie. Obi is simply wasting his time and dragging his reputation through the mud. The sooner he quits this charade, the better. Otherwise, he will go down in history as nothing more than a serial party hopper, a hypocrite in disguise, and a professional election loser clinging to empty hope.

The same folks who swore Buhari was dead and a Sudanese man was running Nigeria are at it again—spreading their usual dose of baseless propaganda. These are the grandmasters of conspiracy theories, fake news, and social media noise.

They threw everything they had to stop this governor, but just like always, their lies crumbled like a house of cards. Monday Okpebholo stood tall and emerged victorious.

Truth is, they never learn. They live for drama, feed on propaganda, and always end up choking on the dust of their own hype.

Trump was shot, dragged through propaganda, protests, and lawsuits—yet he won. Asiwaju faced similar heat in 2023 and still came out on top. Democracy allows noise, but it doesn’t hand over power to echo chambers. 2027 is sealed. Keypad warriors will be dumped in the political dustbin where they rightly belong.

Passionnn:
Ironically, Obi gave him an overwhelming knock out right in his sitting room.
It was the biggest disgrace for a presidential election in modern times.
A clear indication that Tifnubu never won the election.
Since then Peter Obi has been your nightmare. You can't comment without mentioning his name.
You're all giving Obi free publicity in a daily basis.
Thank you all

Those who claimed victory in the aforementioned state are still chasing shadows, searching for their elusive mandate. Meanwhile, Asiwaju remains your master—the duly elected President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Be wise, dear son—delusion has never been a strategy.

Racoon:
Shame unto all those peddling the arrest issue
Now let's hear what the purveyors of the Igbo kingship being arrested in Ghana will say with this development.

However, some people of warped worldview shaped by ethno-religio-regional bigotry, sentiments and considerations are hellbent on formenting trouble just because they wants to force acceptance of a well known drug baron, certificate forging and identity theft crook.

It is a mark of weakness and self-deception to continually shift blame onto others for problems of one’s own making.
It's an open secret that nobody can beat you in drug trafficking.