₦airaland Forum

Sormeh:
The Seat of Nigeria's presidency is one of the most keenly contested positions in the world. Ambition for such an office requires a lot -- long time planning, strategic alignment and realignment, calculations, north-south consideration and leanings, etc all of which could require more than 10 years.

Peter Obi started his really active presidential scheming six months before the elections which I believe is too hasty and too late. His candidacy is more like a "trend" which is rather an "unplanned" sudden phenomenon that preys on emotions of the gullible. It primarily seeks to exploit the seeming ethno-religious polarity being experienced across the land.

Similarly, rather than build an organic fan base with "real" purpose and substance, Obi-Datti movement maliciously tries to ride on the crest of the aftermath of the fallout of "EndSARS".

As a "sensationalised trend" that Peter Obi's candidacy has been, "Obidient" movement effectively drove the campaign harping on the power of visual graphics and all social media tools possible to hoax and promote his candidature among the young people who do not often think for themselves but are easily driven by any social media trend for that matter. For anyone who tried to reason at all, Obidients never disappointed in using the other tools including coercion, cyber-bullying, curses, intimidation, death-wishes, etc. (This particular reason is why I backed off. If something is really good, you don't have to force it down my throat).

Peter Obi lost because he didn't do his due diligence. He only wanted to get to power riding on the sentiments of ethnicity, religion, and youths' anger with the government.

Peter Obi is a "trend". It is a mere momentary sensation; a mirage. It is unreal. It fizzled out the way other social media trends do.

Sormeh:
Chairman, SE is missing o

Sormeh:
You're too young to be bothered with such issues

limeta:
Bring it on wimp

dahmie2013:
Even if they conduct the elections in heaven, Obi will still lose. Conduct the election 1million times, Obi will lose 1milliion times. Just like Atiku mentioned, you need votes from everywhere to win an election.

Sormeh:
The Seat of Nigeria's presidency is one of the most keenly contested positions in the world. Ambition for such an office requires a lot -- long time planning, strategic alignment and realignment, calculations, north-south consideration and leanings, etc all of which could require more than 10 years.

Peter Obi started his really active presidential scheming six months before the elections which I believe is too hasty and too late. His candidacy is more like a "trend" which is rather an "unplanned" sudden phenomenon that preys on emotions of the gullible. It primarily seeks to exploit the seeming ethno-religious polarity being experienced across the land.

Similarly, rather than build an organic fan base with "real" purpose and substance, Obi-Datti movement maliciously tries to ride on the crest of the aftermath of the fallout of "EndSARS".

As a "sensationalised trend" that Peter Obi's candidacy has been, "Obidient" movement effectively drove the campaign harping on the power of visual graphics and all social media tools possible to hoax and promote his candidature among the young people who do not often think for themselves but are easily driven by any social media trend for that matter. For anyone who tried to reason at all, Obidients never disappointed in using the other tools including coercion, cyber-bullying, curses, intimidation, death-wishes, etc. (This particular reason is why I backed off. If something is really good, you don't have to force it down my throat).

Peter Obi lost because he didn't do his due diligence. He only wanted to get to power riding on the sentiments of ethnicity, religion, and youths' anger with the government.

Peter Obi is a "trend". It is a mere momentary sensation; a mirage. It is unreal. It fizzled out the way other social media trends do.

Sormeh:
Don't get worked up, kid. I detest engaging in constructive, intelligent argument with people who lack basic logical reasoning. To think I was even being lenient with you as a hapless young woman. Me sef, I should know better.

limeta:
You full of shit

Omowale2023:
Your assertions are very wrong.
1+1=2
2-0=2
We must not all follow the same thing and expect a different result. The world knows its time for the south, PDP removed themselves from the equation long before the main elections started. There's no way the south would vote for Atiku even if Obi wasn't in the picture. So your assertions are mere fallacies which holds no water. Obi won Lagos without a structure and Atiku with all the "structure(s)" couldn't even get 10% of the total votes cast in Lagos. So whose fault is that? Atiku or Atiku. I leave that for you to answer.

stuffs2002:
Tinubu: 8 years
North: 8 years
SS : 8 years
North: 8 years
SW : 8 years

limeta:
Show respect to your bosses daughter
Sokoto for life

Sormeh:
Where are you based in Sokoto sef?

Sormeh:
Shey on Twitter?

OmegaAutos:
Haba.... Not only Twitter, he won on all social media platforms

limeta:
Why

Sormeh:
The Seat of Nigeria's presidency is one of the most keenly contested positions in the world. Ambition for such an office requires a lot -- long time planning, strategic alignment and realignment, calculations, north-south consideration and leanings, etc all of which could require more than 10 years.

Peter Obi started his really active presidential scheming six months before the elections which I believe is too hasty and too late. His candidacy is more like a "trend" which is rather an "unplanned" sudden phenomenon that preys on emotions of the gullible. It primarily seeks to exploit the seeming ethno-religious polarity being experienced across the land.

Similarly, rather than build an organic fan base with "real" purpose and substance, Obi-Datti movement maliciously tries to ride on the crest of the aftermath of the fallout of "EndSARS".

As a "sensationalised trend" that Peter Obi's candidacy has been, "Obidient" movement effectively drove the campaign harping on the power of visual graphics and all social media tools possible to hoax and promote his candidature among the young people who do not often think for themselves but are easily driven by any social media trend for that matter. For anyone who tried to reason at all, Obidients never disappointed in using the other tools including coercion, cyber-bullying, curses, intimidation, death-wishes, etc. (This particular reason is why I backed off. If something is really good, you don't have to force it down my throat).

Peter Obi lost because he didn't do his due diligence. He only wanted to get to power riding on the sentiments of ethnicity, religion, and youths' anger with government.

Peter Obi is a "trend". It is a mere momentary sensation; a mirage. It is unreal. It fizzled out the way other social media trends do.

baralatie:
Obi just did not have the required voters base to win
Heck
His votes was more like dividing the votes from the pdp which means it will be less than the votes of the APC

Sormeh:
I fit come check out the abusive fine girl after Tinubu's governance must have transformed her life positively

Sormeh:
The Seat of Nigeria's presidency is one of the most keenly contested positions in the world. Ambition for such an office requires a lot -- long time planning, strategic alignment and realignment, calculations, north-south consideration and leanings, etc all of which could require more than 10 years.

Peter Obi started his really active presidential scheming six months before the elections which I believe is too hasty and too late. His candidacy is more like a "trend" which is rather an "unplanned" sudden phenomenon that preys on emotions of the gullible. It primarily seeks to exploit the seeming ethno-religious polarity being experienced across the land.

Similarly, rather than build an organic fan base with "real" purpose and substance, Obi-Datti movement maliciously tries to ride on the crest of the aftermath of the fallout of "EndSARS".

As a "sensationalised trend" that Peter Obi's candidacy has been, "Obidient" movement effectively drove the campaign harping on the power of visual graphics and all social media tools possible to hoax and promote his candidature among the young people who do not often think for themselves but are easily driven by any social media trend for that matter. For anyone who tried to reason at all, Obidients never disappointed in using the other tools including coercion, cyber-bullying, curses, intimidation, death-wishes, etc. (This particular reason is why I backed off. If something is really good, you don't have to force it down my throat).

Peter Obi lost because he didn't do his due diligence. He only wanted to get to power riding on the sentiments of ethnicity, religion, and youths' anger with the government.

Peter Obi is a "trend". It is a mere momentary sensation; a mirage. It is unreal. It fizzled out the way other social media trends do.

udeh3:
How some persons reason surprises me... Some said, just five persons in a room twitting, others said he started late...

Remove the rigging and see the results. With all the reasons the ops stated, Obi won 12 states like the two major political parties. AC first presidential shot didn't even get upto 3m, the second time wasn't upto 4m. Is it PMB or Atiku? They said Obi had no structure, yet won key states like Lagos and Abuja. Infact, in Abuja, none of the two major parties got the 25% votes

Obi is now a tsunami. A political philosopher many will start studying

Just wait till the court case ends... Don't forget, he was the first to challenge a governorship election. He was also the first to get the court to interpret the tenure of Governor who got his mandate via the court. Like Fayose said, Obi is very smart and intelligent. All Politician must rally round him to succeed due to his movement

Obi is the real political genius... Ask KWANKWASO

Epistasis:
Tsunami ko, Konami ni...even if he contest 10 times, he won't win. Ibo can't be a president in Nigeria, never. In Biafra, may be!

Epistasis:
Tsunami ko, Konami ni...even if he contest 10 times, he won't win. Ibo can't be a president in Nigeria, never. In Biafra, may be!

udeh3:
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I don't engage in tribal or political bigotry.

Good luck with your Yoruba sentiment and see whether you can use it to buy things in the market

You need education

Sormeh:
Can you guys please engage in constructive discourse devoid of sentiments? I mean address real issues.