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Jogs1900:There is no such person you screenshot on facebook. Stop spreading fake news
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Osamabinladenik:Double registration too on INEC website display of accredited
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Keyamo and junior urchins will not like this. They will soon come to say its a lie. |
The coming of Peter Obi successfully raised the political bar of Nigeria as a nation. If not for Peter Obi, by now Tinubu's wife, Remi would have been frying plantain by the roadside with some poor market women in Nasarawa State while Tinubu himself will be publicly eating roasted agbado with APC broom carriers following suit But this man, Peter Obi came and changed the old narrative of political deceptions and turned it into issue based campaigns, visits to those affected by flood disasters, conferences, town hall meetings and engagement with the voters based on manifestos as we have in the US and other developed countries. This is why all patriotic Nigerians believe that he'll change our country for good and everybody will be happy again. God bless Peter Obi God bless Igbos God bless Yorubas God bless Hausas God bless the Middle belt |
For those who think Peter Obi is not appreciated or loved by Northerners, you'll do well to go through comments made by Nigerians from the North.
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He's taller than Sabinus. |
Tinubu will never be welcomed like this in Lagos and Osun State. Obi will ultimately have more votes than Bola Tinubu even in Lagos State. If any Tinubu supporter doubts, let Peter Obi pay a visit to the streets in Oshodi or Ajegunle in Lagos and watch the massive crowd that are itching to have him come there. |
SeeThisLoser:The only power Russia has is Nuclear weapons. Even their soldiers are highly untrained in rules of engagement and modern warfare. They went to Ukraine with a Soviet mindset |
Wike and his G5 members aren't destroying PDP within to help APC whose candidate is a drug peddler. Everyone knows the candidate who the G5 Governors support. Time will tell. |
I hope Peter Obi visits the far Northern States and campaign there. With the way he is becoming more popular than the APC and PDP candidates, Northerners won't have any problem accepting and voting him when he starts campaigns there. It will be more like the way they accepted Muhammadu Buhari in 2014/15 |
Do you know that except for some strictly controlled Whatsapp Groups that limit posts to the Admin and Group activities....about 80% of Whatsapp groups across Nigeria have one post or the other about Mr. Peter Obi? Even among the Political Whatsapp groups dedicated to promoting the candidates of the APC and PDP, much of their discussions always centre around Peter Obi. The injection of Peter Obi in Nigeria's national politics is a game changer which has brought a new dimension to the way politics is played |
Over 90% of Nigerians will not thumb print on APC in their ballot at the Presidential election next year. Its just one fact. |
Nigerians through Peter Obi popularised LP. |
Tinubu will be wondering why God has decided to pick Peter Obi over him. The race is not to the swift....it is God that decides |
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APC Presidential candidate is still a Drug pusher |
APC Presidential candidate is still a drug pusher |
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Events and realities on ground point to the fact that the APC's weight in the race to 2023 Presidential election has seriously reduced. The ruling party has no national relevance/acceptability beyond the former popularity of the current President Muhammadu Buhari. If truly anything's still left for the APC Presidential candidate to still grab, it will be the votes of a few staunch supporters still benefiting directly from the APC candidate in the South West. |
Pastoring in Nigeria has now become a career that Nollywood actors and actresses feel they can just go into. Its the fault of Pastorpreneurs |
Some Nigerians seem to be confused on who is likely going to win next year's General Election. Some are even worried that Tinubu is going to win. However, the verifiable facts on ground indicate that Tinubu will lose woefully. Like the popular saying goes, politics is local. In a free and fair election, it is the wishes of the masses in all the wards, L.G.As and States, summed up together that makes any candidate win. So, what are the wishes of Nigerians in Jos, Sokoto, Ogoja, Biu, Nsukka, Abuja, Ogbomoso, Ekpoma, Iseyin, Onitsha, Kabba, Lagos, Kafanchan etc? Nigeria has 6 Geo-political zones namely: SS, SW, SE, NC, NW & NE. So, how popular are the 4 major Presidential election contestants in these zones? Let's begin with the SE. In this zone, it is common to see political aspirants contesting under APC, PDP or APGA for Senate, HOReps, or HOAssembly using Peter Obi's picture to gain popularity. Why is that? Simply because he is the one the local masses want! On the contrary, you will never see anyone contesting under APC in the SE using Tinubu's picture. They either use Peter Obi's pictures or stay alone! In the SS, the picture is also similar with the SE. In some states like Rivers and Cross River, both Tinubu and Atiku are also avoided by those contesting even under APC and PDP. In the NE, Atiku is very popular and that is why you will see almost all politicians contesting under the APC using his picture to gain popularity instead of using Tinubu's picture. Also, many APC members keep decamping to PDP. What is happening in the NE is also being replicated in the NW, in favour of Atiku. Tinubu has done so much (financially) to capture the NW yet all his efforts are in vain. Several rallies for Tinubu have been planned in Kano, Kaduna and other states in NW and they flopped miserably. The NW is generally perceived as the most politically conscious zone yet they've remained lethargic towards Tinubu despite everything he does to curry their favour. In the NC (mostly dominated by Christians), the Christians see Tinubu and his Muslim-Muslim ticket as a huge threat. While he only appears acceptable to the Kwara and some Kogi people. In the SW, this is the only region Tinubu seems to be enjoying some support, yet it isn't as widespread as it seems on social media. From Afenifere, Oodua to the churches and down to the average Yoruba men on the street, their opinion about Tinubu is completely divided. Tinubu is not too sure of winning even Lagos, a state he has controlled like an empire for 23 years! In the other 5 SW states, the margin he will use in winning is likely to be about 55%. Now, Tinubu is heavily relying on vote buying as well as some Northern governors in APC to help him win. But like other Southerners like Wike and Jonathan, Tinubu will soon learn the biggest lesson of his life. For those social media supporters hoping that Tinubu will somehow win, it is better to face reality now. Most Nigerians already know he is mentally and physically sick. Also, everyone knows that Tinubu is likely to perform worse than Buhari. Nigeria's next president would be either Peter Obi or Atiku Abubakar. |
After the meeting, he will bribe some people to endorse him.... |
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Bogoro, Dass and Tafawa Balewa Federal Constituency, Bauchi State are organising a rally on 30th Oct. 2022 to support the candidature of OBI/DATTI.
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Isokiscool:I'm not talking of Atiku, Mr. Atiku Supporter. I'm telling you what's going on in Bauchi State now. Your statment is baseless assumption. |
FakeIgboJew:All faithful Muslims have that mark on their forehead. It is very obvious in some due to their skin colour and not visible in others who are dark skinned. Tinibu is not a faithful Muslim but a political Muslim who only prays in the Mosque during elections. |
I'm in a Local Government Area in Bauchi State, and I was surprised to see Labour Party campaign offices springing up. The movement for Peter Obi is moving at the speed of light. Even those in PDP and APC are campaigning for Peter Obi. |
Upliftment101:In the race to 2023 elections as it stands currently, Peter Obi is quite ahead, followed closely by Atiku Abubakar who is being tailed by Bola Tinubu almost sharing same pace with Rabiu Kwankwaso |
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