₦airaland Forum

lexy2014:
what are the facts you referring to that cannot be rewritten?

who and who are trying to dress obi up as a messiah and reformer?

if dressing someone as a reformer is disgusting to you, did you have the same feeling when tinubu dressed buhari as a messiah and reformer?

Funny how those who once dragged Obi over his underwhelming performance in Anambra have now crowned him a messiah—just because of an election. Selective amnesia is doing overtime.

But the facts haven’t changed. His record remains weak, and no amount of social media hype or political rebranding can turn failure into greatness. History doesn’t forget, even if some supporters do.

The Dubai landlord is back at it again—chasing shadows and nursing old ambitions. 2027 will just be another episode in his long history of electoral defeats. This is the final dance of a tired masquerade, and Nigerians aren’t buying tickets. Atiku has run out of ideas, out of time, and out of relevance. He should quit while he still has a name to salvage—before history stamps him as the man who never knew when to stop.

This is nothing but a calculated propaganda effort to whitewash Obi’s lack of political ideology, his serial party-hopping, and his unimpressive record in Anambra. They’re trying to dress him up as some messiah or reformer — all just to manipulate public sentiment and secure electoral victory. But no amount of spin can rewrite the facts.

That’s the IPOB mentality for you—confused and inconsistent. A man who dies at over 80 is not “too young to die.” Both the good and the bad die; no one escapes death. What truly matters is that we all strive to live right and do good while we’re alive.

The same people who rejoiced over Abacha’s death are now the ones calling him a saint—purely out of selfish political interests.

Even if your self-appointed messiah, Obi, becomes president today, there will still be opposition. Some will even wish him dead. Let’s not forget how he was heavily criticized when he was governor—those same critics have now turned him into a messianic figure overnight. Hypocrisy at its peak.

Penguin2:
Lol!

Nothing concern baba say dem dey mourn Buhari.

APC is officially a Yoruba party.

All the people who made it what it was are gone.

With baba Odigie-Oyegun in ADC with his men, lemme see how Friday Okpebholo will rig for Tinubu in 2027.

I’ve told you guys several times here that Tinubu will be smoked out of Aso Rock in 2027.

The 2023 election exposed you for what you truly are — politically naïve, a keypad warrior, and a failed analyst. All your predictions, fake polls, conspiracy theories, epistles, and coordinated social media attacks crumbled like a pack of cards. Yet, here you are again, toeing the same path. People like you never learn — or enjoy learning the hard way.

And frankly, I’m not surprised. After your next round of heartbreak in 2027, you’ll return to your usual routine: crying foul, spinning conspiracy theories, and ranting about election rigging. It’s your default coping mechanism.

saintkel:
d "we" there may not include u....it certainly doesn't mean ur grand parents n ur other family members ain't excluded....

Definitely, you are suffering, I'm not responsible for your frustration.

saintkel:
and ur Tinubu with Buhari who u hold so dare with good works n better integrity has proven again that u guys are bad selectors.....continue....na we all go suffer am

Speak for yourself, you are suffering alone. Everybody not suffering like you.

Elusive001:
Not packaging bros. You didn't know Peter Obi when he was the governor of Anambra State. Most hatred against him the was because he refused and stopped many people from milking the state.

Who packaged Buhari if I may ask? No be una Tinubu?

Nobodoy can be fooled by the media packaging.
All these sudden gestures and PR stunts are meant to cover up Obi’s poor records and political party defections sell him as some messiah or compassionate leader. But it’s all for electoral gains, nothing more.

Those who know, know.
Ask real indigenes and residents of Anambra State—Obi’s 8 years as governor were a waste. He is neither a performer, nor a reformist, nor compassionate. Just another political actor with clever branding, fooling only the naive.

specialmati:
a leader is different from a grabber.i know the type of leader you love

Your so-called messiah thinks spinning fairy tales, sharing cheap meals with the masses, and playing the holy saviour act is his golden ticket to Aso Rock — what a joke.
If hypocrisy had a name and a crown, your self-appointed messiah and serial party hopper would wear both with pride.

Klington:
Obi is not going to throw dollars like atiku and the rest. Everyone knows that atiku and co believe in outright buying of delegates which is completely against Obi's principle.


But whatever happens, Obi is his own party

Your messiah is only coming to Agulu. You will soon wake up from your slumber!

They’re back again with their recycled fake prophecies, phantom online polls, conspiracy theories, and the usual dose of gibberish, all tailored to deceive their serial party-hopping messiah, the self-proclaimed saviour of the Obidients. But as always, it all collapses like a pack of cards. No surprises here, these are the same folks who genuinely believed Buhari was cloned and replaced by a man from Sudan. The infamous 'Yes Daddy' people.

This so-called coalition is just a platform to push Atiku’s presidential ambition, with Obi reduced to a pawn in the game. But as usual, the wailers and sore losers prefer comforting lies over harsh truths, celebrating imaginary victories. Atiku and Obi are stuck — whether they run together or apart, they’re heading straight for another defeat. Same script, same ending .
Asiwaju till 2031!

Kennitrust:
Obidients are the current headaches of the ruling party.

Peter Obi is the most popular politician today in Nigeria.

Obidients are the true Nigerian who see everything wrong with this government.

APC commot for road

We the obidients are coming like tsunami.


We no get brake.

You shout the loudest, yet achieve the least—just like an empty drum. Your recycled slogans and online noise have never won an election, and in 2027, you’ll face another brutal defeat. Prepare for another dose of reality.

agulion:
Is very ok, the should also tackle Skull miners , though there is hunger in the land but no justification for skull mining

Included IPOB terrorists, cannibals and drug traffickers.

esnbrutality:
This same people have said times without number that they don't want to be in the same county with Yoruba. Who is begging for unity?..same Yoruba.

Rest Ogbeni

You claim you don’t want anything to do with the Southwest, yet you keep running there like it’s your safe haven. Make it make sense. The confusion is real — just like your ‘messiah’ Obi, who changes political parties more often than babies change diapers. Clearly, many of you are just as confused as your leader. No direction, no ideology — just vibes and contradictions.

It is puzzling to see the excessive hype around a serial party defector who lacks any clear political ideology. His eight-year tenure in a small state like Anambra was marked by underwhelming performance. There is nothing exceptional about him — neither in governance nor in intellect. What we see is a social media fabrication, aggressively promoted by a vocal minority desperate to smuggle him into Aso Rock.

This so-called coalition is just a platform to push Atiku’s presidential ambition, with Obi reduced to a pawn in the game. But as usual, the wailers and sore losers prefer comforting lies over harsh truths, celebrating imaginary victories. Atiku and Obi are stuck — whether they run together or apart, they’re heading straight for another defeat. Same script, same ending .
Asiwaju till 2031!

How long will you keyboard warriors and echo chamber dwellers keep believing that politics is just 2+2? Atiku and Obi contesting together won’t magically change the game — voters won’t respond the same way. But as usual, anything to give political novices a temporary high of imaginary victory is welcomed. Reality will slap them hard in 2027, and they'll cry premium tears once again.

This whole charade is nothing more than a digital pacifier for online noisemakers and echo chamber dwellers. A glitchy website, barely able to handle traffic, is now their symbol of 'victory' — how pathetic. Constant shutdowns? Not a bug, just proof it was never built for the public, only for a select few to hallucinate relevance.
But let them enjoy their make-believe moment. Soon enough, reality will hit hard — same old story: crunchy defeat, premium tears, and endless excuses. 2023 déjà vu. They never learn.

The poster is clearly one of Obi's paid online propagandists, constantly rewriting and distorting history to defend his serial party-hopping master. It's public knowledge that Obi only conducted local government elections just 3 months before the end of his 8-year tenure.

Records show that Obi conducted local government elections in January 2014 towards the end of his governorship tenure in the state.
He was re-elected for a second term which ended on 7 March 2014

No amount of propaganda can erase that fact — history is not yours to twist.

Some people still place their hope in phantom polls and wild conspiracy theories. I’m not surprised—these are the same folks who believed Buhari was cloned and replaced by a Sudanese, or that Tinubu would be arrested by the FBI.
They did the same in 2023—hyping up their self-styled “messiah” and serial party hopper, Obi, who was supposedly “leading” in all the fake online polls. In the end, all their lies and propaganda collapsed like a pack of cards.
History is about to repeat itself. Those clinging to propaganda and illusions will soon be met with wailing and gnashing of teeth.
The majority of Nigerians are solidly with Asiwaju. Asiwaju till 2031!

Obi is under the illusion that lies will take him to Aso Rock

Obi is acting like he has all the answers, but let’s be honest—his performance in Anambra wasn’t impressive at all. He’s been jumping from one party to another, showing no real political direction. If he couldn’t deliver in Anambra, how’s he going to manage a country like Nigeria? He really needs to take a break from all this.

Peter Obi’s political history raises serious doubts about his integrity and ideological commitment. Despite promising to remain in APGA, he defected to join the Jonathan administration, driven more by political greediness than principle. His later move to the Labour Party further underscores a pattern of opportunistic behavior.

Coupled with an underwhelming 8-year performance as governor of Anambra State, it becomes clear that Obi’s record does not inspire the level of trust or credibility required for national leadership.

Akwamkpuruamu:
Irrelevant. Obi Datti is a goal

How far? Obi/Datti gone! Empty chest beater! You've started walking the part of wailing again.

It's a no-brainer, what brought them together will ultimately be their undoing. The contradictions are too glaring for any discerning mind to ignore. Only the politically naive and keypad warriors will fail to see through the charade.

This so-called coalition is nothing more than a gathering of desperate, out-of-favour, and disgruntled politicians, driven by a lust for power rather than genuine national interest. There’s no unifying ideology, no clear economic roadmap, just raw opportunism and a last-ditch attempt to reclaim relevance.

Karlman:
Until we try Peter Obi we cannot judge him. And we cannot assume that everyone is the same because if so we don't need to even be voting again then.

Obi was tested for 8 years in a relatively small state like Anambra — and he failed woefully. If he couldn't deliver there, how can he be trusted with the complexities of a diverse and demanding nation like Nigeria? This is a man who publicly vowed never to leave APGA, yet turned around and jumped ship at the first opportunity. That alone exposes his lack of integrity and absence of any real political ideology.

There’s absolutely nothing spectacular about him — not in performance, not in intellect. He’s just an overhyped figure, a social media creation pushed by a loud minority desperate to install their ‘messiah’ in Aso Rock. But Nigeria is not Twitter, and presidency is not for experiments. We need proven capacity — not viral packaging.
Asiwaju is the answer and he's on the right track.