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| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by kingamaa(m): 7:52pm On Jul 22, 2022 |
Braga90:As expected. Continue the insults and cursing and bullying. It's a free world, vote your candidate I vote mine You can't force yours down my throat. Obidient and vawulence are 5 & 6. Continue making everyone your enemy. That strategy na the best. IPOD bullies who now want to be king of the zoo and shit hole. Confused people |
| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by buckeyemedia: 7:57pm On Jul 22, 2022 |
ChronicGp:The higher you climb, the harder the fall, your Biafra agitation will be most severe after the presidential election next year.
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| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by cuteralph101(m): 7:58pm On Jul 22, 2022 |
oikirodah:and miraculously the naira keeps failing against the dollar to 1k before December. Suffer x2. APC won't have anything to sell again ![]() |
| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by Ppp1p: 8:02pm On Jul 22, 2022 |
Strong online I wish it’s not weak offline |
| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by PharmacyStore: 8:10pm On Jul 22, 2022 |
Interesting article |
| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by Klington: 9:09pm On Jul 22, 2022 |
einsteine:Buhari's incompetence was as clear as dstv. Only ethnic,tribal and religious bigots saw nothing wrong in him. |
| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by Maobichek: 9:10pm On Jul 22, 2022 |
BluntTheApostle:Those grievances have they been resolved? Insecurity: last year, i spent over 30% of my earnings on flight tickets because of insecurity in the North. During GEJ era, security agents will be specific on roads that are free but now, no security agents can tell you that a particular route is free or not again. Economy: Let me not talk about this because time and space will fall me to say what is before us now compare to what we have before. Areas like fuel queue, flight tickets, exchange rate, debts management etc demand anger from all Nigerians. |
| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by Klington: 9:11pm On Jul 22, 2022 |
BluntTheApostle:Buhari's incompetence was as clear as dstv. Only ethnic,tribal and religious bigots saw nothing wrong in him. Peter Obi is a standard. |
| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by sultry69(m): 9:23pm On Jul 22, 2022 |
Obidient4life2:While Obi is Ipob terrorists,you don't need to be bias. This means they are all thesame. |
| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by Lilimax(f): 10:43pm On Jul 22, 2022 |
Okealaaye:Who have time to read this bullshit? |
| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by BluntTheApostle(m): 11:09pm On Jul 22, 2022 |
Klington:How is Obi the standard? A man who tells a lot of lies is the standard? A man who continued to run his businesses while governing Anambra state is the standard? A man who failed to declare all of his assets is the standard? A man who stashed away choice properties in tax havens is the standard? Come on. |
| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by BluntTheApostle(m): 11:10pm On Jul 22, 2022 |
Maobichek:That is not the issue I addressed in your post. |
| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by Nobody: 4:57am On Jul 23, 2022 |
Lilimax:It's BULSHIT to them that are conceited, aggressive, inordinately proud and abusive. How did this IPOBian know that its bullshit without having read it? You'll wail, but your major wailing begins in the night of May 23rd 2023, I tell you. |
| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by Klington: 8:50am On Jul 23, 2022 |
BluntTheApostle:Your points are lame and pointless. Call a dog a bad name just to hang him. Try harder. Obi is more than all these incoherent lies you're trying to pin on him. |
| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by Maobichek: 9:29am On Jul 23, 2022 |
BluntTheApostle:Good morning, let look at "tolerance,' tolerance mean cramping for your candidate, presenting what and what he will do WITHOUT hate speech, name calling, insults etc towards your opponent. In 2014, GEJ was called names, stoned, a casket erected with his name and RIP was clearly written on it (it was in all social media even here in Nairaland). To you, that was showing grievances and not intolerance. I have been in Nairaland for years so i know what I'm talking about. Even before 2019 election, ppl were dissatisfied with APC. In 2019, APC lost inside Villa, Osibanjo lost his polling unit and APC lost in the whole of Abuja. APC won 2019 presidential election because the rural areas determines who wins and not the cities. |
| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by BluntTheApostle(m): 10:17am On Jul 23, 2022 |
Maobichek:The grievances were directed at GEJ not at his supporters. Carrying a casket is a practise that is old here in the Southwest to signify rejection. For example, in 1999, OAU students carried a casket bearing Omole's name to symbolize rejection. Stoning, and all that are also parts of rejection. Not intolerance. Intolerance would be someone attacking another for supporting GEJ, not someone attacking GEJ. |
| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by BluntTheApostle(m): 10:21am On Jul 23, 2022 |
Klington:But which is lame, the facts in my post or this rebuttal of yours which did nothing to refute my claims with superior argument? Obi's many lies are in the public space. With 10mb, you can have access to them. Did he run his businesses alongside running Anambra state (a practice which is against the law)? The answer is also in the public space. The facts are there. Did he fail to declare all his assets? The answer is there also in the public space. The problem with you Obi supporters is the herds mentality of just refuting for the sake of refuting even if the fact is right in your face. |
| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by Maobichek: 11:19am On Jul 23, 2022 |
BluntTheApostle:I must commend your maturity and sense of humor. Having said that, i want to ask you a question: was GEJ attacked and his supporters speared? You justified stoning him, was he not with his supporters when they were stoned? I have been in the North for a while and I'm fully abreast of all that happened during 2015 presidential election, my sister was physically attacked at Gombe for coming out to vote for GEJ. I worked as an observer and i was threatened at a particular polling unit at Bauchi state. |
| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by toneroforever(m): 12:13pm On Jul 23, 2022 |
Built2last:No truer words have been said. God bless you |
| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by toneroforever(m): 12:37pm On Jul 23, 2022 |
BluntTheApostle:Oga,go ahead and vote BAT or Atiku. We r in a democracy & it's within ur rights. No one should abuse or intimidate u cos of ur choice & u shouldn't antagonize others either for their choice. I'm proudly OBIdient cos I'm convinced he seems to be the best candidate in the 2023 Presidential election. I'm not saying he's a saint,no. That's not what am looking out for.; that's up to God. What I need now is a president who can manage a wrecked economy and lay the foundation for a prosperous Nigeria. I don't need a magician who'll promise to transform the country overnight cos I'd be disappointed if I do. I need someone real. Someone who really sees governance as business. Obi/Datti ticket is a goal. Sound technocrats. Hope BAT, Atiku & Kwankwaso supporters can be proud of their candidates & support them from the depths of their hearts like I do support PO. |
| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by Eminet22: 3:52pm On Jul 23, 2022 |
It's a fact,those supporting apc r the real enemies of Nigeria. |
| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by kelly72: 2:33am On Jul 25, 2022 |
Odin13:Console yourself before the heartache comes. You will live in bitterness for eight years as Obi will win and transform Nigeria, much to your sadness. |
| Re: 2023: Key Reasons Why Peter Obi's Movement Remains Strong by Mydazz(m): 9:40am On Jul 28, 2022 |
Peter Obi doesn't know that more than half of the 100million living in abject poverty are composed of ignorant, bigots, and outrightly foolish persons. This is what he needs a structure for,..... to enlighten them, while there still time |
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TINUBU was first to break the master plan machinery of elections rigging in Nigeria thereby helping to reclaim SouthWest states stolen mandates from PDP. (9)TINUBU was the first and last Governor who governed his state for years without the full Federal Allocation (FAAC) from Abuja. (10) TINUBU was the leader who started Telecommunication revolution in Nigeria through Econet before it became a national success story. Many more things could be said, I believe Tinubu is head and shoulders above any other candidates in this race, that including Peter Obi.