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This so-called coalition is nothing but a smokescreen for Atiku’s desperate presidential ambition. Obi, confused as ever, will likely jump ship again and contest from yet another platform. Both are in a political cul-de-sac.

Whether they form an alliance or go their separate ways, the political terrain will still tilt in favour of the master strategist. History is about to do what it does best — repeat itself. And this time again, only one man will wear the crown: Asiwaju.

franchasng:
I am a staunch Peter Obi's supporter but as sad as it may sound, he is absolutely correct. Not just any Northerner but Atiku Abubakar.



Peter Obi should not listen to anybody advising him not to deputize Atiku for any reason, he should accept it.


Obi as a Vice won't be the same with docile Vices like Shettima and Sambo Dasuki.


Obi have a formidable political movement that will shake any President that dare joke with Obi, so Obi's influence will soar even higher if he runs as Atiku's vice.


And that is the only feasible way to send Bola Tinubu packing; Atiku vs Obi ticket, anything less Tinubu will continue (God forbid)

Obidients will shake who? You're a political novice spouting tired rhetoric while pretending to be an expert. Obi will remain docile and irrelevant in the grand scheme of things. As usual, Obidients will be limited to making noise on social media — nothing more.

Aregbesola is politically spent. Anyone banking on him and his likes to dislodge the master strategist in 2027 is chasing shadows—setting themselves up for premium tears and a resounding defeat.

2027 is not for political retirees. Aregbesola is done. Betting on him is betting on failure. The master strategist remains unshaken.

Obi is confused and politically naive. The coalition is essentially designed to advance Atiku’s presidential ambition. Obi will learn the hard way—unfortunately, it may be too late.

Obi is confused and politically naive. The coalition is essentially designed to advance Atiku’s presidential ambition. Obi will learn the hard way—unfortunately, it may be too late.

History has taught the self-appointed messiah, Peter Obi, and his politically naive Obidients absolutely nothing. The ADC is now being strategically positioned to actualize Atiku Abubakar’s presidential ambition, with Obi reduced to a mere pawn on the political chessboard. By the time he realizes the game being played, whatever remains of his so-called integrity may be irreparably damaged.

This is textbook power politics in motion. Atiku’s loyalists are already migrating to the ADC in droves. But politics is not won through social media frenzy or empty propaganda—the very tools Obidients have mastered. As the 2027 elections draw near, they’re set to learn yet another painful lesson.

The same thing that united this so-called coalition will be the very thing that scatters them—sheer desperation. These are disgraced, out-of-favour, politically expired politicians scrambling for relevance, hoping to hijack a coalition and repackage their dead careers.

No principles. No ideology. No direction. Just an unhealthy obsession with displacing the master strategist in 2027. When their shaky alliance inevitably crashes like a house of cards, they’ll—as usual—point fingers at Tinubu, instead of owning up to their self-inflicted wahala and glaring contradictions.

What truly binds them is not vision or purpose, but shared failure and mutual desperation. And those betting on them? They're in for crunchy defeat and a fresh round of premium tears.

A serial party hopper — APGA, PDP, LP, and who knows what's next — with no clear ideology, cannot be trusted. A man who publicly swore never to leave APGA but did just that lacks integrity.

Someone who performed woefully in a small state like Anambra for 8 years is now posing as Mr. Know-It-All, suddenly claiming he has the magic wand to fix Nigeria’s complex problems in 4 years? This is a disaster waiting to happen. Interesting times ahead.

One of the newly anointed messiahs of the Obidients has spoken. Suddenly, his father is no longer a “terrorist enabler” — according to the same Obidots who screamed that line with their chests just months ago.
Interesting times ahead indeed. The hypocrisy is maturing like fine wine.

Peter Obi and his deluded supporters seem to think politics is content creation — all noise, grandstanding, and recycled rhetoric. They confuse social media frenzy with real-world impact, as if elections are won through hashtags and soundbites. But history is about to repeat itself, and when reality hits, Obi and his echo chamber will retreat back to their comfort zone: social media propaganda, where fantasy always trumps facts.

The same thing that united this so-called coalition will be the very thing that scatters them—sheer desperation. These are disgraced, out-of-favour, politically expired politicians scrambling for relevance, hoping to hijack a coalition and repackage their dead careers.

No principles. No ideology. No direction. Just an unhealthy obsession with displacing the master strategist in 2027. When their shaky alliance inevitably crashes like a house of cards, they’ll—as usual—point fingers at Tinubu, instead of owning up to their self-inflicted wahala and glaring contradictions.

What truly binds them is not vision or purpose, but shared failure and mutual desperation. And those betting on them? They're in for crunchy defeat and a fresh round of premium tears.

Funny how a man who failed disastrously in a small state like Anambra for eight years now parades himself as Mr. Know-It-All, suddenly claiming he has the magic wand to fix a complex nation like Nigeria. The same voices that once slammed his weak leadership now worship him as a messiah—powered purely by tribal sentiment.

A serial party defector, making empty promises and grand rhetoric, while surrounding himself with the same old recycled politicians like Atiku, David Mark, El-Rufai and others.

History isn’t just knocking—it’s about to repeat itself in full-blown déjà vu.

Funny how a man who failed disastrously in a small state like Anambra for eight years now parades himself as Mr. Know-It-All, suddenly claiming he has the magic wand to fix a complex nation like Nigeria. The same voices that once slammed his weak leadership now worship him as a messiah—powered purely by tribal sentiment.

A serial party defector, making empty promises and grand rhetoric, while surrounding himself with the same old recycled politicians like Atiku, David Mark, El-Rufai and others.

History isn’t just knocking—it’s about to repeat itself in full-blown déjà vu.

So now, a bunch of politically expired and disgruntled politicians think forming a “coalition of the defeated” will magically revive their dead relevance? Laughable!
Those relying on these spent forces to take down the grandmaster of political strategy in 2027 are simply rehearsing for heartbreak and premium tears deluxe.
Keep dancing to the beat of social media hype and empty propaganda — just like in 2023, reality will slap hard again in 2027.
Tinubu till 2027 — and no shaking!

Shawarmagirl:
APC already in ICU. Most of them will go at the back for consultation to join. From next year, e go red for APC

Elections aren’t won on social media. 2023 proved that — and yet you're back, repeating the same delusional playbook. Come 2027, you’ll learn the hard way again.
And just like before, when reality hits, you’ll return to your usual playlist: wailing, denial, and conspiracy theories about election rigging. Some lessons are only learned through repeated failure.

This coalition is less about a united vision for Nigeria and more a gathering of frustrated political veterans:

David Mark, once known for suggesting phones were not for the poor El-Rufai, increasingly sidelined and politically irrelevant Peter Obi, whose inconsistent party loyalty and governance record are public knowledge Atiku Abubakar, the perennial contestant whose losses now outweigh his ideas

These are not contenders — they’re spent forces hoping for one last dance.

Their only unifying factor is the pain of past defeat and the fear of another in 2027. Those placing bets on them to outwit a master strategist like Tinubu are in for a rude awakening.

There’s nothing new here. Opposition is part of democracy—but we saw it all in 2023: the coordinated media onslaughts, propaganda, lies, naira swap—every desperate tool was unleashed to stop Tinubu. And still, he won.
Tinubu has seen it all before. For the opposition, their patched-up coalitions, keyboard warriors, and echo chambers, there's only one ending—defeat and endless wailing.
Tinubu till 2031!

Kobolander:
unseating President Bola Tinubu in the upcoming 2027 elections is a dream most Nigerian wish, but does the crop of politicians in the opposition have the strong will to jettison their personal and selfish desires to achieve the wholesome goals.

The coming days is interestingly pregnant with how 2027 is going to be unvailed.

.... wishing the opposition parties GOOD LUCK 🤞

You meant the loudest insignificant minority? Majority of Nigerians are with Tinubu. You will learn the hard way again in 2027. Asiwaju till 2027!

So the grand plan is to gather a bunch of spent, frustrated, disgruntled politicians and somehow outwit the master strategist in 2027? Get ready for a fresh round of premium tears.

Ofunaofu:
Thank you, Aregbeshola. You are a true Omoluabi.

The task to rescue this country from the clutches of the notorious D-lord has begun.

The population of your D-lords in foreign prisons for drugs trafficking are more than some countries population. Hypocrite. You will learn the hard way in 2027

This coalition will end up helping the ruling party. Others will still spring up and divide the opposition even further. At the end of the day, it’s all just the last kick of a dying horse — futile and desperate.

mrvitalis:
Absolutely he controls andoni LGA 100%

The truth is the the coalition has votes already to win tinubu no sensible Nigerian is voting tinubu

What the coalition needs is people that would protect their votes that's all... Secondus has boys, Ameachi has boys that's enough to protect the votes of rivers

On a free and fair election tinubu won't see 5% in rivers state

You’ve learned nothing from your crushing defeat in 2023. You're still clinging to the same empty rhetoric and dead political analysis. Brace yourself—2027 will hit even harder. And as usual, you’ll crawl back to your tired excuses of election rigging and conspiracy tales, because that’s all you’ve got left.

This represents the final attempt of politically irrelevant figures—disgruntled and spent politicians desperately trying to relaunch their failed careers through a fragile coalition. These are individuals who struggle to win even their local wards, much less an entire state.
Those relying on such figures are merely paving the way for their own disappointment and electoral failure.

There’s nothing new here. Opposition is part of democracy—but we saw it all in 2023: the coordinated media onslaughts, propaganda, lies, naira swap—every desperate tool was unleashed to stop Tinubu. And still, he won.
Tinubu has seen it all before. For the opposition, their patched-up coalitions, keyboard warriors, and echo chambers, there's only one ending—defeat and endless wailing.
Tinubu till 2031!

This whole charade is an exercise in futility—like a mosquito trying to bring down a lion. It's just another illusion meant to deceive keypad warriors and serial wailers into dreaming of a fake electoral triumph. But as always, it will all crash like a pack of cards. By 2027, the disgruntled losers, expired politicians, and their desperate followers will be dumped in the dustbin of political irrelevance—where they belong.
#Asiwaju till 2031!

searchlight:
This time around a spoiler for Tinubu because tinubu is banking on southern votes to emerge. Obi will win the South as usual while Atiku will win core north. Tinubu will win only north central. We will be alright at the end.

Elections aren't solved like simple math, and no amount of social media noise has ever won power. Yet you lot never tire of dishing out hollow rhetoric and political theories that crumble like a pack of cards. After your inevitable defeat in 2027, you’ll crawl back to your usual chorus of rigging and conspiracy theories

Nchenches:
Obi performed in Anambra State as governor more than any other governor Anambra State has had. That's why Atiku picked him as Vzp in 2019.
Make you Agbadorians stop spreading false information about Obi in your campaign for Tinubu.

https://www.nairaland.com/870945/what-exactly-peter-obi-doing?s=08

First-hand accounts from indigenes and residents of Anambra State reveal the dismal and wasted 8-year tenure of your so-called messiah as governor.

Someone who failed for 8 years in a small state like Anambra now suddenly has the magic wand to fix a complex country like Nigeria?

If he couldn’t transform Anambra in 8 years, what makes anyone think he can fix Nigeria?

How does someone who struggled with governing a small state like Anambra for 8 years suddenly become the solution to Nigeria’s complex problems?

It's clear that Obi and his deluded followers are just entertaining themselves with illusions and self-deceit.

Bentacur007:
There was no coalition in 2023
Stop deceiving yourself

It is evident you're only deceiving yourself. Despite all the coordinated media attacks, the naira redesign policy, and every political maneuver employed in 2023, he still emerged victorious. Now, you believe you can stop him as a sitting president? I genuinely wish you luck—but spare us the recycled narratives of election rigging and baseless conspiracy theories.

Penguin2:
I’ve said it before and I will say it again.

Not even Seyi Tinubu as INEC chairman will help Tinubu.

I know Tinubu will run with Kwankwaso as his running mate in 2027 but that will be Kwankwaso’s greatest undoing and he shortest route to ignominy.

Tinubu will be smoked out of Aso Rock in 2027.

What was done to Jonathan will be child’s play.

You're full of empty rhetoric and zero substance. The bitter political lesson you were served in 2023 clearly taught you nothing. Here you are again — repeating the same tired script, churning out hollow analysis, verbose epistles, and baseless political fantasies that collapse like a pack of cards.

If 2023 didn’t humble you, 2027 will. And this time, the lesson will be even harder.

David Mark, who once infamously said “telephones are not for the poor”, El-Rufai — a frustrated, politically spent force, Obi — the serial party defector and a man who failed miserably in Anambra State for 8years, Atiku — the perpetual election loser and Dubai landlord… Who else is in this so-called coalition?

A bunch of desperate, disgruntled, and out-of-favour politicians, clinging to the illusion of reviving their dead political careers. What truly unites them isn’t vision — it’s defeat, bitterness, and the gnashing of teeth that 2027 will bring.
To those banking on them to dethrone the master strategist — dream on.