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Streetinvestor2:Probably he or she doesn't know, that's why they're spending billions underground to make sure the coalition opposing crumble |
Shawarmagirl:Don't mind that guy. They're all in panic mood now |
Obiedun:You can see one from Kachikwu, I mean the expelled Kachikwu. |
Softmirror:So, if the combo will not work why will your party try hard to pull members of the coalition out with money inducement, so they will institute a baseless case in the court. All of you have failed |
RoxyBrownAutos:Working with Atiku-Obi ticket is the real deal. The APC and it's allies knows this and they're doing everything to scuttle it. They have failed |
yarimo:He's not scared of primary, believe it or not if Peter Obi should contest for a transparent and fair primary in APC with President Tinubu, he will defeat Tinubu blue and black. |
Obi be warm, and don’t allow this people to deceive you. |
As a concerned Nigerian who desires the best for our country, I want to passionately appeal to Mr. Peter Obi: please do not return to the PDP, even if they offer you an automatic presidential ticket. The recent attempts by the PDP to lure you back are part of a carefully orchestrated scheme by Wike, Tinubu, and the APC — a desperate move to dismantle the emerging coalition, especially now that it’s clear they have no viable path to victory in 2027 due to their abysmal record in governance. The facts are undeniable — the numbers speak for themselves. With an Atiku-Obi ticket, it’s game over for the ruling elite. Nigeria is a democracy, not a one-party state created to serve the ambitions of one man at the expense of over 200 million citizens. By God's grace, that will never be our fate. The APC and its allies have relentlessly tried to break any strong opposition, just as they did to the PDP and Labour Party. But with God and the people of Nigeria on our side, they have failed — and will continue to fail. Come 2027, those who have looted and betrayed this nation will be answering to justice — possibly in a maximum-security facility deep in Sambisa forest, El Salvador style. Final plea: Mr. Obi, I beg you in the name of God, and in the spirit of Anambra — your home — do not abandon this coalition. Stand firm with Atiku and all those genuinely committed to rescuing Nigeria from this quagmire. Obi, Obi, Obi — I call your name three times because the fate of millions of Nigerians rests in your hands. The choices you make now will shape their future. Do not fall for the trap laid by Wike, Tinubu, and the APC through the PDP. Be wise. — Collins from Kwale, Delta State |
BlakKluKluxKlan:Could you please confirm to me anywhere in the South-South or south east were the people are eager and want to vote Tinubu for second term? None. Can you confirm if the Yorubas will prefer to vote Atiku against Tinubu? If no. Then why do feel north to vote for Tinubu against their son, dey play. The North know that Tinubu can never handover power to them. So failure president is a goner |
Akpakomiza2:So you people amuse me, so the North central will vote Tinubu because he has imporvierish the more, while dey could no longer feed or go to farm. Please tell what makes you think the NC will ever vote Tinubu |
helinues:Mr man, can you be one be realistic with yourself. It's glaring on your face but you refuse to acknowledge it. There is no single corner of this country that you will go and see anyone wishing to see Tinubu win second term that's because everyone want him out. So stop deceiving yourself |
chidiokay:Your analogy is wrong, have you noticed that over 90% of northern elite are on air almost every day stylishly criticizing Tinubu, that shows you that north has gone. Fayose just confirmed it. Atiku/Obi will send PBAT parking and you know it |
helinues:Allegiance shifted to favor Tinubu? So that they will start buying a loaf of bread for 10k right? I laugh you. Know it now that Tinubu has never gain a single additional supporters but has lost millions of supporters just this year alone. Please don't be deceive |
helinues:Which South-South my brother?, this is my region and I'm here on the ground, so don't assume. Don't you see how Edo people descended on the Gov on the statement against Obi, that shows you that SS is not close to any failure same as South east |
This is a response to Mr. Fayose regarding his statement: “2027: Tinubu Has Taken Over the South, He Needs Little Votes From the North.” Atiku has stepped aside and left the PDP for those of you who sabotaged it—likely for financial benefits from Tinubu—ultimately burying your political careers in Nigeria for good. As things stand today, none of you who sold out the PDP for peanuts can even win a councillorship election in your own wards, including Wike, Ugwuanyi, and others. So please, let Atiku be. You claim Tinubu has "captured the South" and only needs a few votes from the North—but which South are you referring to? You deliberately avoid specifics, because we all know the South-South and South-East are no-go areas for Tinubu. And we have people from those regions on Nairaland who can confirm this—no jokes. Obi dominates both zones, whether you like it or not—that’s the plain truth. Now you admit Tinubu has lost the North, yet you claim Obi will come second. [/b]So you’re suggesting Obi will get most of his votes from the [b]North to come second? That’s laughable. The truth is, you're clearly afraid of Atiku. You're only pushing for Obi to contest so Atiku won't gather enough votes from the South. But let’s be honest—Atiku already has the North locked down. He only needs a reasonable showing in the South. And with Obi’s on the same ticket with Atiku, then Obi tsunami in the South, PBAT is finished. All of you will be politically retired and likely paying visits to the EFCC. So just relax. After the 2027 elections, many of you corrupt politicians will face the kind of prison system we see in El Salvador. You’ll learn the hard way. |
lebienconnu:Please from which state is PBAT going to get the votes from?. Okay you're banking on rigging, then wait and see |
yarimo:Epain you shaa, more to come. It's a Nigerian project to kick Tinubu out of Aso rock for incompetency. Well it's a done deal |
APC should continue wasting our money on trying to spread propaganda against the figures in the ADC. But unfortunately for them, over 90% of Nigerians have deserted them. Nigerians wil vote any other Nigeriansbut Tinubu |
Dalohad:Brother they know that there no pathways for APC to win 2027. They always come up with one excuse like "you don't understand Nigerian politics blabla" |
WesleyPepper:My brother if you don't know as at today my friends and some school mates still call me Buhari, because I was one of the major Niger Deltan youths supporting and preaching Buhari integrity within in my community in 2014 But unfortunately he disappointed me. Jonathan was my brother but he wasn't doing well as at then, even though things look better then. I'm a Nigerian that want the best for my country and I will never support failure |
OLADD:Obi's actions and inactions is to keep the APC in suspense so that they'll not know where to attack from, and Secondly keep the media talking there taking opposition by surprise. Remember they have stretegize all plans to scatter any strong opposition ahead of 2027. So Obi and Atiku will keep playing with their psyche till when is convenient to let it out.. Before the coalition comes to public every negotiations and agreement have been agreed, signed and sealed. Everything you're seeing today from PO is a mind game |
SeeWahala:Don't mind them, the fight to remove incompetent leaders would have been a collective effort but some decided to be blinded with tribalism |
helinues:Keep consoling yourself. APC is out already |
This is a reply to the APC sponsored post titled "2027: Peter Obi Was Tricked Into Atiku-backed Coalition – Obi's Ex-Aide" Be reminded that Peter Obi wasn't tricked, he worked for it and got it. Peter Obi never approached the coalition to become the flag bearer because he understands that if he were on the ballot as the main candidate, it would make rigging easy for the APC, and they would simply tell him to go to court. However, with Atiku as the presidential candidate and Obi as his running mate, it’s game over for the APC. So, Obi has chosen to keep them in suspense and uncertainty. But now that they've figured out his intentions, they’ve resorted to launching various attacks disguised as advice or praise—claiming that Obi is too big to deputize Atiku. Well, they’ve failed, because Obi will indeed deputize Atiku, and the APC is finished. It’s already signed and sealed. |
For sure. President Tinubu had no pathway to victory. I challenge his bot on Nairaland to come tell us whether people in there area wants Tinubu back or not |
Like El Rufai said: Re: President Tinubu Has No Pathway To Win In 2027 Remove emotions and include possible rigging: Apart from the South West, where else can President Tinubu win convincingly in 2027? In the North, especially the North West and east, he may struggle to get even 25% of the votes. In most states, it could be even less. In the South South and South East, it will be difficult for him to get up to 500,000 votes combined. I’m based in Delta State, so I know the mood on the ground. Anyone saying otherwise is not being honest. Even Governor Sheriff is losing support, especially since Senator Omo-Agege has perfected the plan to moved to ADC. No insults—just counter this with facts based on what you’re seeing in your area, not guesses. |
One thing politicians are really good at is deception—especially when it comes to making their bosses believe they're working relentlessly on their behalf. Take Okpabio, for example. The man couldn't even win his own senatorial race in 2023 without resorting to underhanded tactics that led to sending a professor to prison. And now, he's trying to convince the president that the South-South voters are fully behind him. My question to Okpabio is: Which South-South are you talking about? The reality is, President Tinubu’s support base in the South-South is less than 2%. That’s insignificant in the grand scheme of things and won’t help PBAT win at all. As someone born and raised in the Niger Delta, I can tell you firsthand that no one here is interested in voting for Tinubu or associating with him in 2027. In fact, people just want him out. They believe he's the one behind their suffering. If you don’t believe me, come down here and see for yourself, or ask your contacts on the ground. Take, for instance, the way the First Lady was treated when she visited the School of Nursing Science in Asaba earlier this year. She was humiliated, wasn’t she? That’s the kind of reception waiting for Tinubu here in 2027. So, Mr. President, I implore you—please don’t fall for these politicians’ lies. Work directly with people like us, the ones on the ground, who can give you an honest account of what’s really happening and how the people truly feel. Lastly, don’t be misled into thinking the South-South and South-East are not the same when it comes to oelection. You can’t rely on one and neglect the othe because they always have one cult-like voters bloc |
helinues:Even SW is not sure for Tinubu, though he may enjoy a bit of solidarity votes but that will be enough for him |
fkelly:Don't mind the people who haven't been in the region all there lives. Tinubu will lose big in the SS region and woefully in Delta state |
I've read on Nairaland how some paid supporters claim Tinubu has the South-South vote secured. I’m baffled because, in my Delta State, not even an uneducated market woman speaks well of him—curses rain on him day and night. If you're from the South-South, especially Delta, feel free to challenge me. I maintain that Tinubu won’t get 10,000 votes in any local government here, even with rigging. He can’t muster 100,000 votes across Delta. Doubt me? Come see for yourself or ask your contacts here. Nobody praises Tinubu; instead, you hear, “We can’t wait to vote him out.” Deltans aren’t with Tinubu. I’m yet to meet one person singing his praises. Claims that he has the South-South in the bag are nonsense. Which South-South, please? |
In Delta State, there's a 60% chance Sheriff may lose the election. Many feel betrayed by Governor Sheriff, as all 15+ ethnic groups, including his Urhobo voters, are not happy with his defection to the APC. |
Lexcott:Got rejected on what please? You mean you admission was rejected or the ATS? |
you want to be president and you are scared of primary election