I'm old enough to understand the sort of politics played in Nigeria. Also, I have read 'tons' of history books to know how events always play out.

Peter Obi is likely going to win at the tribunal. Not necessarily because he has unassailable evidence but to prevent Nigeria from sliding into a dangerous pit. Yes, Obi has enough evidence to win him the case any day but he isn't going to win based on the merit of his petition but to preserve Nigeria. Again, not because if Obi fails at the tribunal Igbos will automatically break away from Nigeria. No, Nigeria's breakup won't happen over night, it will take years of continuous deterioration and anarchy before it eventually implodes. That's how other countries with similar makeup broke up. Examples abound like USSR, Sudan, Ethiopia etc.

Believe me, North stands to lose more than even Igbos if Tinubu perpetuates himself. I can assure you that they've become very anxious and full of trepidation about the status quo and what it portends for them going forward. They never thought that Tinubu will emerge president. Their calculation was that Tinubu will contest against Atiku, then Atiku will sweep the polls but they didn't reckon that Obi will become a force through LP. Obi's emergence truncated their plans. To worsen things for them, Wike also messed up PDP in the South. So, when they realized that Atiku had no pathway to winning, they decided to align with Tinubu. Tinubu was more calculative than them and with enormous money at his disposal. As if that wasn't bad enough, a mugu like Buhari was president.

The last thing North wants is a powerful Southern president who can easily have his way. If they were uncomfortable with Tinubu before, now they're likely getting scared of him. The support Northerners are giving Tinubu now is not based on love but out of fear. The same people that stopped Awolowo and Abiola from becoming president based on what they stood for now have Tinubu who is obviously more unpredictable to contend with.

They also know that Tinubu will win a straight second term if he isn't stopped. 8 years of Tinubu will definitely ensure that political and economic power is fully controlled by Yorubas. Igbos can survive such situation, at least they haven't been in power since the end of civil war. Any serious hostility in Lagos will result to divestments and reinvestment in the East. But unfortunately for North, they will have no fall back position. Political power have always been their consolation. Losing it to Yorubas will make them extremely vulnerable and their future survival in Nigeria highly uncertain.

The tribunal is their last chance of stopping a state capture.

For more jokes, sms OBIDIENTS to 419

helinues:
For more jokes, sms OBIDIENTS to 419

Get a job and take your mental health seriously

proeast:
I'm old enough to understand the sort of politics played in Nigeria. Also, I have read 'tons' of history books to know how events always play out.

Peter Obi is likely going to win at the tribunal. Not necessarily because he has unassailable evidence but to prevent Nigeria from sliding into a dangerous pit. Yes, Obi has enough evidence to win him the case any day but he isn't going to win based on the merit of his petition but to preserve Nigeria. Again, not because if Obi fails at the tribunal Igbos will automatically break away from Nigeria. No, Nigeria's breakup won't happen over night, it will take years of continuous deterioration and anarchy before it eventually implodes. That's how other countries with similar makeup broke up. Examples abound like USSR, Sudan, Ethiopia etc.

Believe me, North stands to lose more than even Igbos if Tinubu perpetuates himself. I can assure you that they've become very anxious and full of trepidation about the status quo and what it portends for them going forward. They never thought that Tinubu will emerge president. Their calculation was that Tinubu will contest against Atiku, then Atiku will sweep the polls but they didn't reckon that Obi will become a force through LP. Obi's emergence truncated their plans. To worsen things for them, Wike also messed up PDP in the South. So, when they realized that Atiku had no pathway to winning, they decided to align with Tinubu. Tinubu was more calculative than them and with enormous money at his disposal. As if that wasn't bad enough, a mugu like Buhari was president.

The last thing North wants is a powerful Southern president who can easily have his way. If they were uncomfortable with Tinubu before, now they're likely getting scared of him. The support Northerners are giving Tinubu now is not based on love but out of fear. The same people that stopped Awolowo and Abiola from becoming president based on what they stood for now have Tinubu who is obviously more unpredictable to contend with.

They also know that Tinubu will win a straight second term if he isn't stopped. 8 years of Tinubu will definitely ensure that political and economic power is fully controlled by Yorubas. Igbos can survive such situation, at least they haven't been in power since the end of civil war. Any serious hostility in Lagos will result to divestments and reinvestment in the East. But unfortunately for North, they will have no fall back position. Political power have always been their consolation. Losing it to Yorubas will make them extremely vulnerable and their future survival in Nigeria highly uncertain.

The tribunal is their last chance of stopping a state capture.

Missing manhood people with their endless fictional tales. Una go cry and wail for many years to come.

proeast:
I'm old enough to understand the sort of politics played in Nigeria. Also, I have read 'tons' of history books to know how events always play out.

Peter Obi is likely going to win at the tribunal. Not necessarily because he has unassailable evidence but to prevent Nigeria from sliding into a dangerous pit. Yes, Obi has enough evidence to win him the case any day but he isn't going to win based on the merit of his petition but to preserve Nigeria. Again, not because if Obi fails at the tribunal Igbos will automatically break away from Nigeria. No, Nigeria's breakup won't happen over night, it will take years of continuous deterioration and anarchy before it eventually implodes. That's how other countries with similar makeup broke up. Examples abound like USSR, Sudan, Ethiopia etc.

Believe me, North stands to lose more than even Igbos if Tinubu perpetuates himself. I can assure you that they've become very anxious and full of trepidation about the status quo and what it portends for them going forward. They never thought that Tinubu will emerge president. Their calculation was that Tinubu will contest against Atiku, then Atiku will sweep the polls but they didn't reckon that Obi will become a force through LP. Obi's emergence truncated their plans. To worsen things for them, Wike also messed up PDP in the South. So, when they realized that Atiku had no pathway to winning, they decided to align with Tinubu. Tinubu was more calculative than them and with enormous money at his disposal. As if that wasn't bad enough, a mugu like Buhari was president.

The last thing North wants is a powerful Southern president who can easily have his way. If they were uncomfortable with Tinubu before, now they're likely getting scared of him. The support Northerners are giving Tinubu now is not based on love but out of fear. The same people that stopped Awolowo and Abiola from becoming president based on what they stood for now have Tinubu who is obviously more unpredictable to contend with.

They also know that Tinubu will win a straight second term if he isn't stopped. 8 years of Tinubu will definitely ensure that political and economic power is fully controlled by Yorubas. Igbos can survive such situation, at least they haven't been in power since the end of civil war. Any serious hostility in Lagos will result to divestments and reinvestment in the East. But unfortunately for North, they will have no fall back position. Political power have always been their consolation. Losing it to Yorubas will make them extremely vulnerable and their future survival in Nigeria highly uncertain.

The tribunal is their last chance of stopping a state capture.

Coward!!


You want your Masters(Northerners) to work against Asiwaju because you and your people are scared of challenging him, now you're hiding behind your Northern Masters like the slave you are

Asiwaju will rule Nigeria till 2031

We can grant the 5 South Eastern State an independent too, Is only you people that wants to leave Nigeria because an Igbo man lost a free and fair election

Story Story........Story once upon a time ......time time there was/is a man Peter Obi looking for his stolen manhood in Nigeria after election but couldn't find it and his obidients followers started wailling up and down for good 8yrs until another northerner takes over

Peter obi don accept fate that tribunal stuff na script and well played, 4 years no far so save your energy food don't cost and blood cost oo

proeast:
I'm old enough to understand the sort of politics played in Nigeria. Also, I have read 'tons' of history books to know how events always play out.

The tribunal is their last chance of stopping a state capture.

Obi is not going to be declared winner of the Presidential elections, so you will do well to stop hallucinating now.
The best he can hope for is an ordered re-run, which he will invariably lose because of the odds stacked against him.

proeast:


Believe me, North stands to lose more than even Igbos if Tinubu perpetuates himself. I

Subtly appealing to northerners to support their opposition on flimsy ethnic baiting

0,koro, you remain the worst thing to happen to Nigeria


This is how you aligned with the north against a SS Senate Presidency.

I have said it time and again that the Igbo are the worst enemies of the South.

Everything you have up there are just your misconceptions

Tinubucocainesn:


Get a job and take your mental health seriously

Your useless thread has exposed your great hatred for the south.

You Igbos should be carved out from southern Nigeria and lumped with the north since you can't help being their suicide bombers.

AntiZikist:


Subtly appealing to northerners to support their opposition on flimsy ethnic baiting

0,koro, you remain the worst thing to happen to Nigeria


This is how you aligned with the north against a SS Senate Presidency.

I have said it time and again that the Igbo are the worst enemies of the South.

Do you achieve some kind of high every time you use an ethnic slur?

What is the matter with you?

Reciprocate South-East Support Through Inclusive Leadership, Igbo Professionals Task Akpabio

...THE WHISTLER reports that Akpabio, a former governor of Akwa Ibom State, Tuesday, emerged the president of the 10th Senate with senators from South East voting for him en masse.

The professional’s president, Mr Emmanuel Ikechukwu-Jonathan, and secretary, Mr Cosmas Igata, in a release, urged Senator Akpabio ‘not to take the bloc votes of South-East senators and their last minute support for granted’.

According to the group, “Had it been that Sen Orji Uzor Kalu and Sen Osita Izunazo did not step down for Akpabio, Senator Abdulazeez Yari would have won the seat of the president of the Senate with his 46 votes as the 63 votes garnered by Akpabio would have been depleted by Orji and Izunaso.”

The group claimed that the votes gotten by Yari were a display of ‘the northern agenda to retain the Senate presidency seat which is against the APC zoning formula but unfortunately the ethnic card they played failed them’.

Read more: https://thewhistler.ng/reciprocate-south-east-support-through-inclusive-leadership-igbo-professionals-task-akpabio/

proeast:
I'm old enough to understand the sort of politics played in Nigeria. Also, I have read 'tons' of history books to know how events always play out.

Peter Obi is likely going to win at the tribunal. Not necessarily because he has unassailable evidence but to prevent Nigeria from sliding into a dangerous pit. Yes, Obi has enough evidence to win him the case any day but he isn't going to win based on the merit of his petition but to preserve Nigeria. Again, not because if Obi fails at the tribunal Igbos will automatically break away from Nigeria. No, Nigeria's breakup won't happen over night, it will take years of continuous deterioration and anarchy before it eventually implodes. That's how other countries with similar makeup broke up. Examples abound like USSR, Sudan, Ethiopia etc.

Believe me, North stands to lose more than even Igbos if Tinubu perpetuates himself. I can assure you that they've become very anxious and full of trepidation about the status quo and what it portends for them going forward. They never thought that Tinubu will emerge president. Their calculation was that Tinubu will contest against Atiku, then Atiku will sweep the polls but they didn't reckon that Obi will become a force through LP. Obi's emergence truncated their plans. To worsen things for them, Wike also messed up PDP in the South. So, when they realized that Atiku had no pathway to winning, they decided to align with Tinubu. Tinubu was more calculative than them and with enormous money at his disposal. As if that wasn't bad enough, a mugu like Buhari was president.

The last thing North wants is a powerful Southern president who can easily have his way. If they were uncomfortable with Tinubu before, now they're likely getting scared of him. The support Northerners are giving Tinubu now is not based on love but out of fear. The same people that stopped Awolowo and Abiola from becoming president based on what they stood for now have Tinubu who is obviously more unpredictable to contend with.

They also know that Tinubu will win a straight second term if he isn't stopped. 8 years of Tinubu will definitely ensure that political and economic power is fully controlled by Yorubas. Igbos can survive such situation, at least they haven't been in power since the end of civil war. Any serious hostility in Lagos will result to divestments and reinvestment in the East. But unfortunately for North, they will have no fall back position. Political power have always been their consolation. Losing it to Yorubas will make them extremely vulnerable and their future survival in Nigeria highly uncertain.

The tribunal is their last chance of stopping a state capture.

Just as I predicted in one of my Posts.
Below
https://www.nairaland.com/7702955/how-tinubu-run-country#123364984

DaddyJapan:


Obi is not going to be declared winner of the Presidential elections, so you will do well to stop hallucinating now.
The best he can hope for is an ordered re-run, which he will inevitably lose because of the odds stacked against him.

I don't care if Obi is declared winner or not, I'm indifferent at best. To me, it's a win-win situation. If Tinubu is able to outsmart Northerners, I will vote for him in 2027. The prime losers won't even be Igbos but North.

Tinubu operates like a maximum ruler. He doesn't tolerate opposition. North has always controlled Nigeria like it's their private estate. Someone like Tinubu will supress them. So, it's a fight between them and Tinubu. All the noise about Igbos is just a smokescreen.

Parachoko:
Coward!!


You want your Masters(Northerners) to work against Asiwaju because you and your people are scared of challenging him, now you're hiding behind your Northern Masters like the slave you are

Asiwaju will rule Nigeria till 2031

We can grant the 5 South Eastern State an independent too, Is only you people that wants to leave Nigeria because an Igbo man lost a free and fair election

You don't even know when & where the perenthesis symbol should be use🤓

Igbos keep showcasing that they remain the greatest enemies if the south and number 1 enablers of the Fulani north

This useless OP has just confirmed Uwazurike to be 100% right.

Igbo treachery always gets the best of them.



Judases

Let’s even assume the reasons you gave are true and sensible, why will Peter Obi win when an Atiku with a better case is also at the tribunal? Why will the north use the tribunal to give victory to Peter Obi when Atiku is available? Make it make sense.

helinues:
For more jokes, sms OBIDIENTS to 419

it was a joke but your oga is threatening Judiciary with his speech on june 12. Dey play

seunmsg:
Let’s even assume the reasons you gave are true and sensible, why will Peter Obi win when an Atiku with a better case is also at the tribunal? Why will the north use the tribunal to give victory to Peter Obi when Atiku is available? Make it make sense.

Atiku does not have a better case, it's all in your head. Available records indicate that Obi actually won the election. Most of Obi's votes in PDP controlled states were given to Atiku. Obi already have the evidence which he has presented to court.

The tribunal can't judge in favour of Atiku because he didn't win! Doing that will set Nigeria on fire that may lead to breakup. Rather, once it's proven that Obi has the highest valid votes and the court rules in his favour, there would be massive jubilation across Nigeria. It's only in Lagos that would experience pockets of disturbances.

proeast:
I'm old enough to understand the sort of politics played in Nigeria. Also, I have read 'tons' of history books to know how events always play out.

Peter Obi is likely going to win at the tribunal. Not necessarily because he has unassailable evidence but to prevent Nigeria from sliding into a dangerous pit. Yes, Obi has enough evidence to win him the case any day but he isn't going to win based on the merit of his petition but to preserve Nigeria. Again, not because if Obi fails at the tribunal Igbos will automatically break away from Nigeria. No, Nigeria's breakup won't happen over night, it will take years of continuous deterioration and anarchy before it eventually implodes. That's how other countries with similar makeup broke up. Examples abound like USSR, Sudan, Ethiopia etc.

Believe me, North stands to lose more than even Igbos if Tinubu perpetuates himself. I can assure you that they've become very anxious and full of trepidation about the status quo and what it portends for them going forward. They never thought that Tinubu will emerge president. Their calculation was that Tinubu will contest against Atiku, then Atiku will sweep the polls but they didn't reckon that Obi will become a force through LP. Obi's emergence truncated their plans. To worsen things for them, Wike also messed up PDP in the South. So, when they realized that Atiku had no pathway to winning, they decided to align with Tinubu. Tinubu was more calculative than them and with enormous money at his disposal. As if that wasn't bad enough, a mugu like Buhari was president.

The last thing North wants is a powerful Southern president who can easily have his way. If they were uncomfortable with Tinubu before, now they're likely getting scared of him. The support Northerners are giving Tinubu now is not based on love but out of fear. The same people that stopped Awolowo and Abiola from becoming president based on what they stood for now have Tinubu who is obviously more unpredictable to contend with.

They also know that Tinubu will win a straight second term if he isn't stopped. 8 years of Tinubu will definitely ensure that political and economic power is fully controlled by Yorubas. Igbos can survive such situation, at least they haven't been in power since the end of civil war. Any serious hostility in Lagos will result to divestments and reinvestment in the East. But unfortunately for North, they will have no fall back position. Political power have always been their consolation. Losing it to Yorubas will make them extremely vulnerable and their future survival in Nigeria highly uncertain.

The tribunal is their last chance of stopping a state capture.

this one is still confised about the differece between reality and real life.

proeast:


Atiku does not have a better case, it's all in your head. Available records indicate that Obi actually won the election. Most of Obi's votes in PDP controlled states were given to Atiku. Obi already have the evidence which he has presented to court.

The tribunal can't judge in favour of Atiku because he didn't win! Doing that will set Nigeria on fire that may lead to breakup. Rather, once it's proven that Obi has the highest valid votes and the court rules in his favour, there would be massive jubilation across Nigeria. It's only in Lagos that would experience pockets of disturbances.

You will make a good comedian 🤣🤣🤣

proeast:
I'm old enough to understand the sort of politics played in Nigeria. Also, I have read 'tons' of history books to know how events always play out.

Peter Obi is likely going to win at the tribunal. Not necessarily because he has unassailable evidence but to prevent Nigeria from sliding into a dangerous pit. Yes, Obi has enough evidence to win him the case any day but he isn't going to win based on the merit of his petition but to preserve Nigeria. Again, not because if Obi fails at the tribunal Igbos will automatically break away from Nigeria. No, Nigeria's breakup won't happen over night, it will take years of continuous deterioration and anarchy before it eventually implodes. That's how other countries with similar makeup broke up. Examples abound like USSR, Sudan, Ethiopia etc.

Believe me, North stands to lose more than even Igbos if Tinubu perpetuates himself. I can assure you that they've become very anxious and full of trepidation about the status quo and what it portends for them going forward. They never thought that Tinubu will emerge president. Their calculation was that Tinubu will contest against Atiku, then Atiku will sweep the polls but they didn't reckon that Obi will become a force through LP. Obi's emergence truncated their plans. To worsen things for them, Wike also messed up PDP in the South. So, when they realized that Atiku had no pathway to winning, they decided to align with Tinubu. Tinubu was more calculative than them and with enormous money at his disposal. As if that wasn't bad enough, a mugu like Buhari was president.

The last thing North wants is a powerful Southern president who can easily have his way. If they were uncomfortable with Tinubu before, now they're likely getting scared of him. The support Northerners are giving Tinubu now is not based on love but out of fear. The same people that stopped Awolowo and Abiola from becoming president based on what they stood for now have Tinubu who is obviously more unpredictable to contend with.

They also know that Tinubu will win a straight second term if he isn't stopped. 8 years of Tinubu will definitely ensure that political and economic power is fully controlled by Yorubas. Igbos can survive such situation, at least they haven't been in power since the end of civil war. Any serious hostility in Lagos will result to divestments and reinvestment in the East. But unfortunately for North, they will have no fall back position. Political power have always been their consolation. Losing it to Yorubas will make them extremely vulnerable and their future survival in Nigeria highly uncertain.

The tribunal is their last chance of stopping a state capture.

I was expecting to read what factors or valid evidences you will put forward to tell us you are so certain Obi will win in court, but you didn't give any.

You only pointed out that Tinubu is too powerful and the North are afraid of that. How does that translate to Obi winning in court?
Okay, granted assuming Tinubu is too powerful and the North is afraid, will Peter Obi be more powerful or less powerful?

If Obi will be more powerful than Tinubu, will it makes sense that the north allow him win in court and then have to contend with a stronger person than Tinubu?

And if Obi will be less powerful than Tinubu, are you wanting an easy leader in the person of Obi, for the North to take for a ride?

Dude, I support and voted for Peter Obi, but when making arguments on public platforms, I like people to make credible and valid points.
That argument u put up is too lame, and doesn't give credence to Peter Obi winning in court.

proeast:


Atiku does not have a better case, it's all in your head. Available records indicate that Obi actually won the election. Most of Obi's votes in PDP controlled states were given to Atiku. Obi already have the evidence which he has presented to court.

The tribunal can't judge in favour of Atiku because he didn't win! Doing that will set Nigeria on fire that may lead to breakup. Rather, once it's proven that Obi has the highest valid votes and the court rules in his favour, there would be massive jubilation across Nigeria. It's only in Lagos that would experience pockets of disturbances.

This is the beginning of mental problem oo,
Which evidence proves that obi won?
Tinubu na wicked man oo, so he flog obidients to the extent they are beginning to display symptoms of schizophrenia.
Guy take it easy and go for counseling

Okoros still dey give themselve hope

Yes Ibi is coming when he eventually see his assumed mandate

Another lunatic Obidient on the loose.

Some one call Yaba left.

Omoawoke:


This is the beginning of mental problem oo,
Which evidence proves that obi won?
Tinubu na wicked man oo, so he flog obidients to the extent they are beginning to display symptoms of schizophrenia.
Guy take it easy and go for counseling

They must all be rounded up and committed to a speciality built Lunatic asylum for the criminally delusional insane.

AntiZikist:



They must all be rounded up and committed to a speciality built Lunatic asylum for the criminally delusional insane.

I agree.
Tinubu needs to sign a mental health bill

proeast:
I'm old enough to understand the sort of politics played in Nigeria. Also, I have read 'tons' of history books to know how events always play out.

Peter Obi is likely going to win at the tribunal. Not necessarily because he has unassailable evidence but to prevent Nigeria from sliding into a dangerous pit. Yes, Obi has enough evidence to win him the case any day but he isn't going to win based on the merit of his petition but to preserve Nigeria. Again, not because if Obi fails at the tribunal Igbos will automatically break away from Nigeria. No, Nigeria's breakup won't happen over night, it will take years of continuous deterioration and anarchy before it eventually implodes. That's how other countries with similar makeup broke up. Examples abound like USSR, Sudan, Ethiopia etc.

Believe me, North stands to lose more than even Igbos if Tinubu perpetuates himself. I can assure you that they've become very anxious and full of trepidation about the status quo and what it portends for them going forward. They never thought that Tinubu will emerge president. Their calculation was that Tinubu will contest against Atiku, then Atiku will sweep the polls but they didn't reckon that Obi will become a force through LP. Obi's emergence truncated their plans. To worsen things for them, Wike also messed up PDP in the South. So, when they realized that Atiku had no pathway to winning, they decided to align with Tinubu. Tinubu was more calculative than them and with enormous money at his disposal. As if that wasn't bad enough, a mugu like Buhari was president.

The last thing North wants is a powerful Southern president who can easily have his way. If they were uncomfortable with Tinubu before, now they're likely getting scared of him. The support Northerners are giving Tinubu now is not based on love but out of fear. The same people that stopped Awolowo and Abiola from becoming president based on what they stood for now have Tinubu who is obviously more unpredictable to contend with.

They also know that Tinubu will win a straight second term if he isn't stopped. 8 years of Tinubu will definitely ensure that political and economic power is fully controlled by Yorubas. Igbos can survive such situation, at least they haven't been in power since the end of civil war. Any serious hostility in Lagos will result to divestments and reinvestment in the East. But unfortunately for North, they will have no fall back position. Political power have always been their consolation. Losing it to Yorubas will make them extremely vulnerable and their future survival in Nigeria highly uncertain.

The tribunal is their last chance of stopping a state capture.

Very deep message...

I will screenshot and wait..

Flat heads are the most delusional and ridiculous people you will ever come across on the surface of planet earth 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

CharleyBright:


I was expecting to read what factors or valid evidences you will put forward to tell us you are so certain Obi will win in court, but you didn't give any.

You only pointed out that Tinubu is too powerful and the North are afraid of that. How does that translate to Obi winning in court?
Okay, granted assuming Tinubu is too powerful and the North is afraid, will Peter Obi be more powerful or less powerful?

If Obi will be more powerful than Tinubu, will it makes sense that the north allow him win in court then?

And if Obi will be less powerful than Tinubu, are you wanting an easy leader for the North to take for a ride?

Dude, I support and voted for Peter Obi, but when making arguments on public platforms, I like people to make credible and valid points.
That argument u put up is too lame, and doesn't give credence to Peter Obi winning in court.

You and I knows deep inside us, that the guy is telling the truth...

This is exactly what is likely to play out..

Think deeply and remove sentiments