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agentNija:
Once Obi becomes the president, first thing he will do is to provide jobs for many Nigerians without any job.

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— Kemisola (@Stainlesz05) July 20, 2025

Fiscus105:
Keep on hallucinating, you think Tinubu is like oga Jona.

Short man that always bring up fight whenever president goes to South.

The post concluded with a pointed reminder of Tinubu’s campaign rhetoric : “You once said: ‘If I don’t give you electricity, don’t vote for me. ’ Well, Nigerians are listening. And come 2027, we intend to grant your wish.”

Ttalk:
This is a thread created by wailers to wail about Wike and Tinubu that doesn't know they exist

FreeStuffsNG:
Fintri got her exactly where he wants her. Coast is now clear for Fintri to decamp to APC.

Obiedun:
Obi will never be president. A bigot. An agulu president not Nigeria president. We reject him. Kikikikikikikiki! E pain am

Obiedun:
Peter obi will never be president. He is a patholical liar. A printer.

1. Naira stabilised, exchange rates harmonised.

2. Oil production up to 1.7MBPD.

3. FAAC allocations increased by over 60%.

4. 31 states, once crippled by debt, are now paying salaries, pensions, and contractors.

5. Naira decoupled from oil market volatility, regaining resilience.

6. Electricity restored to long-neglected communities.

7. Infrastructure delivered: Ogbia-Nembe Road, Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, Sokoto-Badagry Road, and more.

8. NELFUND: About 400,000 students benefit from the historic loan scheme.

9. Regional Commissions were established to drive balanced development nationwide.

10. Consumer Credit Scheme launched — a first, laying the foundation for a credit-based economy and attacking corruption at its root

Factcheck0001:
see this one

U are talking crap where the real power brokers are talking power

If el rufai love Nigeria that much, y didn't he stop Buhari then?

If el rufai was made minister by Tinubu will he be out there today?

Hope u know emefiele too would have been part of the coalition if he's out?

I guess emefiele cares about d masses too?

Hope u know David Mark have been around for over 3 decades n he didn't even utter a word about killing in his own state Benue but to u emotional people u believe it's about the love of Nigeria

Amaechi too is hungry right?

When it's time for power brokers to decide then u know nobody trust anyone from your side so obi can't even become president.

Nobody will return power to a Fulani man after Buhari just handed over, not only that even northern big wigs will not want atiku to take power cos he will ruin their chance in 2027, they will prefer tinubu finish his 4 years in 2031 n give them power jejely.

Just dey play


If it's all about the love of Nigeria, those people won't even b around now


Dey play

Factcheck0001:
are u ready to bet?

Tinubu will defeat the coalition n he will b president again in 2027

Are u ready to bet?

aswani:
As the chief security officer, he has the power to, solely if need be, determine individuals or groups that should not be allowed to enter the state or stay thee upon entry.

He also didn't ban Obí from entering the state, he made it clear that he couldn't justify his security at this time when cult boys have started their madness in Benin again.

If dem kpai Peter Obi gor Benin, God forbid by the way, na una nor go gree us rest.

Akpakomezer is actually doing Peter Obi a favour.

aswani:
So why don't these people go to a barrack or private estate like Shell Camp in PH and start claiming fundamental right?

The Chief security officer of a state, as voted for by his fellow indigenes, has declared a person to stay away, most likely due to Intel available to him though not that it matters, and these Obidients are yarning opaks.

Wetin dey do dis pipo sef?

sleek214:
By next election, he will be 66.... Too old to contest... We need a youth...

press9jatv:
in your dream. No one will accept Adeleke in APC. Keep arguing here

The Coalition of United Political Parties, CUPP, has described as a death threat, Governor Monday Okpebholo’s warning to 2027 presidential aspirant, Peter Obi not to enter Edo State.

The Governor had issued what could pass as a threat to Obi, warning him against entering the state without prior notification and approval from him.

Governor Okpebholo’s warning marks the second time Obi has been cautioned by an All Progressives Congress, APC-led state, including those reportedly for humanitarian purposes.

The first was from Benue State governor, Hyacinth Alia.

According to Okpebholo, Peter Obi can enter the state at the risk of his own life, adding “If anything happens to him here, he will have himself to blame. I’m not joking.”

He further claimed that the last time the 2027 presidential aspirant visited the state and made a donation of N15 million to a nursing school in the state there was unrest in Benin City, the state capital leading to the death of some people.

CUPP, in a statement signed by Chief Peter Ameh, its National Publicity Secretary, said the Governor’s comment clearly shows he is not inclined with the provision of the Nigerian Constitution which guarantees freedom of movement for citizens.

“Okpebholo’s recorded remarks, warning Obi not to ‘dare’ enter Edo State without his permission and stating that his security ‘is not guaranteed,’ constitute a veiled death threat against a law-abiding citizen exercising his constitutional rights,” the statement said.

CUPP called on other political leaders, civil society organizations and activists to speak up against what it describes as an unacceptable display of thuggery.

It added, “His only offense is traveling across the country to support hospitals, schools, nurses, and IDPs at their points of need. Should a governor fear acts of charity?

“Governor Monday Okpebholo’s threat against Peter Obi is a disgraceful act that strikes at the heart of Nigeria’s democracy. It is a direct assault on the constitutional rights to freedom of movement, expression, and association, and it reflects a dangerous arrogance that has no place in governance.

“This incident must serve as a wake-up call for Nigerians to defend their constitutional protections and demand accountability from those in power.

“The rule of law must prevail, and no individual, no matter their position, should be allowed to trample on the rights of citizens. Edo State and Nigeria deserve better than this shameful display of leadership.”

Quelme:
Peter Obi will never be president. Simple as ABC.


Enough said.

press9jatv:
Adeleke's defeat is sacrosanct. No hope for PDP in Osun State.

The OBIdient Movement has condemned Edo Governor Monday Okpebholo’s verbal attack on Peter Obi, stating it’s “unconstitutional and restricts the fundamental right of free movement guaranteed by Section 41 of the 1999 Constitution”.

Okpebholo, in a now-viral video, had issued a stern warning to Obi following the latter’s recent engagement in the state.

According to the governor, Obi would be held responsible for whatever happens to him in Edo should he visit the state without his permission.

Reacting, the OBIdient Movement in a statement signed Friday by its Director of Strategic Communications, Nana Kazaure, expressed deep concern over the circulating video, noting that such threats shouldn’t be taken lightly.

The OBIdient Movement pointed out that this isn’t an isolated incident, recalling a similar threat from Benue Governor against Peter Obi while on humanitarian missions.

The OBIdient Movement warned that if anything happens to Peter Obi, the governors (Okpebholo and Alia) making these threats should be held accountable, given their roles as chief security officers in their states.

“We urge all well-meaning Nigerians to speak out against this descent into political intolerance and recklessness,” the movement stated.

The full statement below;

The Obidient Movement has observed with deep concern a circulating video in which the Governor of Edo State, His Excellency Monday Okpebholo, allegedly warns His Excellency @PeterObi never to set foot in Edo State again without pre-informing him.

For the avoidance of doubt, Section 41 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended) guarantees the right of every Nigerian citizen to move freely and reside in any part of the country. It is therefore disturbing and constitutionally indefensible for Governor Okpebholo to threaten or seek to restrict this fundamental right.

Even more troubling is the pattern emerging from such dangerous utterances. This is not an isolated incident. We recall a similar threat previously issued by the Governor of Benue State against the person of His Excellency, Mr. Obi. In both instances, Peter Obi was on missions of goodwill and charity, offering humanitarian support to citizens neglected by the very governors and government now issuing these threats.

We wish to alert Nigerians and the international community that these threats should not be dismissed lightly. Should anything untoward happen to His Excellency Peter Obi, Nigerians should know where to look. These governors are the chief security officers of their respective states, and their utterances carry weight, not just in words, but in potential consequences.

We urge all well-meaning Nigerians to speak out against this descent into political intolerance and recklessness. Nigeria belongs to all of us. No individual, no matter how highly placed, should attempt to fan the embers of division or incite violence with careless, unlawful rhetoric.

The African Democratic Congress has accused President Bola Tinubu of allegedly using the death of former President Muhammadu Buhari for a political publicity stunt.

In a statement issued on Friday by its Interim National Publicity Secretary, Bolaji Abdullahi, the party condemned the Federal Executive Council tribute describing it as “a deliberate publicity stunt by an unpopular administration.”

On Thursday, Tinubu delivered a heartfelt tribute to the late former President Muhammadu Buhari, calling him “a good, decent, and honourable man”, whose values of discipline, patriotism, and integrity would be remembered for generations.

Speaking at a Special Federal Executive Council session held in Buhari’s honour at the State House in Abuja with members of his family, National Assembly leaders, and others in attendance Tinubu acknowledged that while Buhari had his imperfections, his steadfast dedication to national service distinguished him.

In response, the ADC pointed out that the same administration had spent more than a year holding Buhari responsible for the nation’s economic woes, yet was now engaging in public mourning as a strategy to polish its tarnished image, particularly in the North and among Buhari’s supporters.

The party stated, “The ADC recalled how the government previously distanced itself from Buhari’s policies, especially on fuel subsidy, the economy, and public sector management, only to now attempt to cloak itself in the very legacy it once denounced.

“The African Democratic Congress condemns the Tinubu administration’s sudden and cynical attempt to wrap itself in the memory of the late President Muhammadu Buhari—a man this same government spent over a year blaming, sidelining, and scapegoating for every major challenge confronting the nation.

“The choreographed Federal Executive Council (FEC) tribute, complete with a publicised appearance by our late President’s grieving son, was not a demonstration of genuine respect.

“It was a calculated public relations stunt by an unpopular government, carefully stage-managed to distract Nigerians from the administration’s deepening failures and to rewrite history while the nation mourns.

“This is hypocritical and in bad taste. You cannot spend months discrediting a man’s legacy only to turn around and perform grief for the cameras.”

ADC expressed concern over the involvement of Yusuf Buhari, a private citizen and mourning son, in the political display of a Federal Executive Council meeting just days after his father’s burial.

The party questioned what kind of government would exploit a family’s grief to polish its public image.

It stated, “Nigerians remember that since taking office, the Tinubu administration and its officials have launched a relentless campaign to disown their predecessor’s policies .

“They have blamed Buhari for everything , accused him of fiscal recklessness, and claimed to have inherited a broken economy—not from the opposition, but from their own party’s former leader.

“For months, the official stance of the Tinubu Presidency was that Nigeria’s hardship was Buhari’s fault. The message was clear: Buhari was the problem, Tinubu was the solution.

“But now that it suits their political agenda, they seek to recast themselves as defenders of the late President’s legacy, pretending to give him in death, the honour they denied him while he was alive.

“Recall that earlier this week, the ADC warned the family of the late President of the Plan by government to make political gains from their father’s death.

“What we witnessed at the Federal Executive Council this week was only a part of the larger plan that had only started to unfold.”

The opposition coalition maintained that no amount of public relations tactics can rescue a government that, over the past two years, has acted more like an occupying force than a leadership serving its people.

ADC added, “The unfolding stage-managed displays of grief and the exploitation of a mourning son who was compelled to perform gratitude in front of the cameras is unconscionable and must be condemned by all decent people.

“Nevertheless, we are confident that Nigerians can see through their grand deceit.

“No public relations stunt can save a government that has behaved in the last two years like an army of occupation.”

givedemwotowoto:
One Term President (OTP). Everyone except his 2 million supporters knows this.