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Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by Memphitz357: 9:43am On Oct 19, 2022*

Tajbol4splend:
Peter Obi will win Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu and Imo States, and that's all, if you are a Yoruba man and you vote for an Igbo man in 2023, Ogun kee you.

By the time Peter Obi loses in 2023, these bastards will resume calling Nigeria zoo, iku pa yin.

At this juncture that Peter Obi is contesting for Presidency, Nnamdi Kanu means nothing to these animals, kaa daa fun yin.

A f00l will always be a f00l!!
Please continue with your f00lishness. Don't let anyone deter you ooooo!

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Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by victorazy(m): 9:43am On Oct 19, 2022

Tenses:
Yahoo confirmed Obi is winning

CNN confirmed that Obi chances are bright

BBC confirmed that Obi is the candidate to beat

Boomerang confirmed that Obi is the leading candidate in 2023 election

Financial time has confirmed that Obi is the next president of Nigeria.

One riff-raff, lowlife urchinson will come here and start crying Obi cannot win.

Others are hoping on rigging grin

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Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by Nobody: 9:45am On Oct 19, 2022

After this election, some lessons will be learnt

1. No be by chest beating
2. No be by noise making
3. No be by mounting pulpit
4. No be by bigotry and campaign of calumny
5. No be by telling lies...
6. No be by online polls

If u are seeing diz message in year 2097, hoebi horrendous defeat taught a lot of potential presidential aspirant not to ply diz route...

Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by Slynation(m): 9:45am On Oct 19, 2022

Tajbol4splend:
Peter Obi will win Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu and Imo States, and that's all, if you are a Yoruba man and you vote for an Igbo man in 2023, Ogun kee you.

By the time Peter Obi loses in 2023, these bastards will resume calling Nigeria zoo, iku pa yin.

At this juncture that Peter Obi is contesting for Presidency, Nnamdi Kanu means nothing to these animals, kaa daa fun yin.

You will not live to witness Obi's presidency...This I have seen

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Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by riverbird: 9:46am On Oct 19, 2022

Tenses:
Yahoo confirmed Obi is winning

CNN confirmed that Obi chances are bright

BBC confirmed that Obi is the candidate to beat

Boomerang confirmed that Obi is the leading candidate in 2023 election

Financial time has confirmed that Obi is the next president of Nigeria.

One riff-raff, lowlife urchinson will come here and start crying Obi cannot win.

Urchinson lol, e go shock all them urchinsons grin

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Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by SmartPolician: 9:49am On Oct 19, 2022

Nwaetche:
Please be informed!

Buhari knew he was about to loose the election and refused to endorse the revised electoral law that is in force now.

Had it been we have the current Law by then, Bubu would not have won his second term.

I don't believe you.

Buhari won that election.

When I saw educated and enlightened folks voting for Buhari in Lagos because of Osinbajo, I knew it was game over for Atiku because Atiku was never going to beat Buhari in the north.

Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by olawonder(m): 9:49am On Oct 19, 2022

Why are the igbos making this campaign an Obi vs Tinubu one, can anyone tell me why they hate Tinubu so much? Don’t say because he’s old because I can list 6 or more leaders of more advanced countries than Nigeria who are presidents; don’t say he’s unhealthy because most ppl are (and he’s getting good medical treatments so…); don’t reaffirm that he’s a thief because none of the candidates is corrupt-free; I just simply want to know why the igbos hate him so bad… cos I don’t hate either Obi or Atiku for anything! And by the way, I’m voting for Tinubu not because of being frm same tribe but because I’m familiar ONLY with his records as past gov of the state I was born and live in and the trust that he can do better things for the nation, in terms of infrastructure, education, urban development and attraction of foreign investors which will definitely leads to jobs. His footprints are everywhere in Lagos in all of these aspects so for me, it doesn’t matter who owns what, all I care about is the availability of all of these stuff in the country! So tell me why you guys hate him?

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Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by mayo47(m): 9:50am On Oct 19, 2022

Is the price of bread or rice different because you're a Yoruba man. Please catch some sense

Tajbol4splend:
Peter Obi will win Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu and Imo States, and that's all, if you are a Yoruba man and you vote for an Igbo man in 2023, Ogun kee you.

By the time Peter Obi loses in 2023, these bastards will resume calling Nigeria zoo, iku pa yin.

At this juncture that Peter Obi is contesting for Presidency, Nnamdi Kanu means nothing to these animals, kaa daa fun yin.

Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by kaylardz(m): 9:50am On Oct 19, 2022

Obi presidency is a mirage. Dude will loose woefully in 19 northern states and 6 Western States. He can only win the 5 Eastern states and a handful of Niger Deltan votes.

Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by Nobody: 9:51am On Oct 19, 2022

Sontima:
The unbelievable is here to hit them.

Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by mayo47(m): 9:52am On Oct 19, 2022

We everyday talk about black racism from the Whites & Asians. This is racism in another form which sometimes termed as tribalism

Tajbol4splend:
What do you mean I'm not civilised? How would it be if I was civilised, I've grown lots of hate for anything Igbo over the years, that is the truth and there's nothing to be ashamed of, and it doesn't have anything to do with being responsible or not, I hate them with passion and God knows that, I didn't just hate them for no reason, they earned it, I've happened to understand the reason the North hates you, so you can fuvvck off.

Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by edungene7: 9:52am On Oct 19, 2022

Tajbol4splend:
What do you mean I'm not civilised? How would it be if I was civilised, I've grown lots of hate for anything Igbo over the years, that is the truth and there's nothing to be ashamed of, and it doesn't have anything to do with being responsible or not, I hate them with passion and God knows that, I didn't just hate them for no reason, they earned it, I've happened to understand the reason the North hates you, so you can fuvvck off.

I feel yr pain man but rat poison is still affordable and there is no overdose just grab some and do the needful because you are a complete nuisance

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Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by Snapchat: 9:52am On Oct 19, 2022

Tenses:
Yahoo confirmed Obi is winning

CNN confirmed that Obi chances are bright

BBC confirmed that Obi is the candidate to beat

Boomerang confirmed that Obi is the leading candidate in 2023 election

Financial time has confirmed that Obi is the next president of Nigeria.

One riff-raff, lowlife urchinson will come here and start crying Obi cannot win.

Even the Obidense quoted in the article knows Obi Pandora will never win, but according to him they just want to make a ‘useless’ statement grin

“The current powers that be have to be aware that the youth can bring a third relevant party,” he added. “Even if Obi doesn’t win but gains 10-15 per cent of the vote, we can show the older generation that has sucked this country dry that this is just the beginning and the two-party system is coming to its end.”

Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by Nobody: 9:53am On Oct 19, 2022

Sontima:
The unbelievable is here to hit them.

Peter Obi is a clearly terrrrorist wokin with Terrrrorist IPOD & there Terrrriorist NNamdi Kanu to breakkkup Nigeria so IBO people can theif everything.... beware of Peter Obi!!(no oofeinse) angry

Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by Andytyx(m): 9:53am On Oct 19, 2022

Antyislam:
May God punish me if my family and I did not vote Peter obi , God forbid me if I don't use my money and time to campaign for him

I'm solidly behind you.

Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by PoeticMind: 9:54am On Oct 19, 2022

Tajbol4splend:
What do you mean I'm not civilised? How would it be if I was civilised, I've grown lots of hate for anything Igbo over the years, that is the truth and there's nothing to be ashamed of, and it doesn't have anything to do with being responsible or not, I hate them with passion and God knows that, I didn't just hate them for no reason, they earned it, I've happened to understand the reason the North hates you, so you can fuvvck off.

With all these your talk of hatred with passion, no allow peptic ulcer kill you oo cheesy

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Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by onuman: 9:54am On Oct 19, 2022

SpecialAdviser:
I decided to put up this writing not to cause religious chaos but to admonish a situation that need caution before it spiral out of control. For any good Muslim, just as he frown at insult on Islam, he avoids scenario where he will insult another religion. This is the justice Allah teaches.

Mallam El Rufai had previously insulted Jesus and insulted Christians and now these. These insults beckon on the fact that Christians are peaceful and do not go about attacking anyone in the name of insults. But let them be reminded that Christians have feelings and for all these insults to come from a notable names is just so unfortunate.

Below are some of these insults

1) He hired fake people to represent the Christian clergy and even gave them the bible.

2) He publicly insulted us by saying we inherited speaking in tongues from the bible. If read in between lines you will understand the insult. We do not inherit what God commands.

3) This one is just so painful especially to we Catholics. That a rat can eat a poison holy communion. You mean poison to the body and blood of our Lord Jesus Christ? What a SHAME?

Tinubu should go on with his contest and stop these attacks. We Christians are peaceful but there is a red line in every insults. Our brothers in the Muslim faith should help us understand that while we good Christians condemn attack on Islam, we will not be glad to see anyone throw insults at us.

Enough said. I pray God our savior to forgive him.

In bold.
Holly Communion has never been poisoned anywhere in the world.
Bola Tinubu the Jagaban Borgu is an extreme Islamist. He also suffers Parkinsonism which affects the brain.
That's why he found it convenient to use such poisoned Holly Communion speech.
If Tinubu is not an extreme Islamist, he would not have accepted Shettima the Boko Haram sympathizer as his VP candidate.

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Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by jaxxy(m): 9:56am On Oct 19, 2022

All I can say is Godbless a New Nigeria. cool

The enemies of democracy and good governance must fail and fall.

Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by edungene7: 9:56am On Oct 19, 2022

Obi has impressed me so far he has changed the narrative for the first time candidates are seen to be granting interviews left right and center to a prove a point and the people are becoming more aware of alot welldone PO one thing is certain after this election Nigeria political enclave will never remain the same

Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by AdamuKD: 9:57am On Oct 19, 2022

Tajbol4splend:
What do you mean I'm not civilised? How would it be if I was civilised, I've grown lots of hate for anything Igbo over the years, that is the truth and there's nothing to be ashamed of, and it doesn't have anything to do with being responsible or not, I hate them with passion and God knows that, I didn't just hate them for no reason, they earned it, I've happened to understand the reason the North hates you, so you can fuvvck off.

With this venom all over you, you will soon kill yourself for.
The Igbo people are great people that don't even know that you exist

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Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by derecho(m): 9:58am On Oct 19, 2022

And how many educated people voted in the last election?
Forget story, was it not the same PYO that lost in his ward?
2019 election was massively rigged aside the voter apathy

SmartPolician:
I don't believe you.

Buhari won that election.

When I saw educated and enlightened folks voting for Buhari in Lagos because of Osinbajo, I knew it was game over for Atiku because Atiku was never going to beat Buhari in the north.

Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by onuman: 10:01am On Oct 19, 2022

Buhari4sale:
Remember it's not your own Nigeria. I'm a youth too and I can decide where and who I want for Nigeria. So please be collective or shut up

So rigging is what you want to use to decide where and who you want for Nigeria.
Ok, rig this election and die in this Nigeria.

Remember Buhari's blood of the dog and the baboon speech for election riggers?

Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by kunleiky(m): 10:04am On Oct 19, 2022

This is journalism of no sentiment.
Not one Omo-Ikirodah stomach infrastructure type.
Dissecting every detail as it it should.

Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by Advocate500: 10:05am On Oct 19, 2022

Tajbol4splend:
What do you mean I'm not civilised? How would it be if I was civilised, I've grown lots of hate for anything Igbo over the years, that is the truth and there's nothing to be ashamed of, and it doesn't have anything to do with being responsible or not, I hate them with passion and God knows that, I didn't just hate them for no reason, they earned it, I've happened to understand the reason the North hates you, so you can fuvvck off.

this one needs mental rehab as a matter of urgency, nothing person go tell me say this guy no dey mad, your brothers are killing themselves to get married to an igbowoman and your lowlife is hating.

Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by Advocate500: 10:06am On Oct 19, 2022

Buckeyemedia1:
Very funny coming from Shaq attack, this is how small news excites children like yourself.

Only you political toddlers are unaware that Peter Obi is wasting his time, he is working Bola Tinubu.

A former Governor of a state for 8 years, that doesn’t reside in the state, what kind of mercenary is that?

From APGA he ran to PDP, now he has bailed to the Labor Parry?

Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by sencekompis: 10:07am On Oct 19, 2022

Very unbrilliant fellow, you're shaking your EAST ALONE.

Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by Munamoqel: 10:07am On Oct 19, 2022

Tenses:
Yahoo confirmed Obi is winning

CNN confirmed that Obi chances are bright

BBC confirmed that Obi is the candidate to beat

Boomerang confirmed that Obi is the leading candidate in 2023 election

Financial time has confirmed that Obi is the next president of Nigeria.

One riff-raff, lowlife urchinson will come here and start crying Obi cannot win.

they also confirm.that Jonathan will win in 2015 !cos PMB is going to islamized Nigeria

Re: Peter Obi’s Movement Shakes Up Nigerian Presidential Race - Financial Times by Advocate500: 10:09am On Oct 19, 2022

Buckeyemedia1:
Very funny coming from Shaq attack, this is how small news excites children like yourself.

Only you political toddlers are unaware that Peter Obi is wasting his time, he is working Bola Tinubu.

A former Governor of a state for 8 years, that doesn’t reside in the state, what kind of mercenary is that?

From APGA he ran to PDP, now he has bailed to the Labor Parry?

bigotry don't win election but popularity does ,as it stands today tinubu is the under dog in this election,the only competition on obi's way is Atiku, deal with it.

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