₦airaland Forum

David Hundeyin reacts to Valentine Ozigbo joining APC

'These are the things I look at and I get very emotional.

Because if our privileged people who can afford to stand on principle are stuck in survival mode, then what can anyone expect of those of us who struggle to eat and pay rent?'

Odin13:
As truth as daylight..

But Yoruba monikers will come to attack and curse you for this reality

Ozigbo need to survive ..

Odin13:
As truth as daylight..

But Yoruba monikers will come to attack and curse you for this reality

Ozigbo need to survive ..

Dapson73:
Like Ozigbo, like Obi


Iru'ru obe gbegiri

RapportNaija:
Craazy times!

People who should lead the struggle for a better Nigeria are joining ranks with those destroying the country, all because of the lust for power and more money!

cathodekazim:
The Hypocrisy of the Obedient Movement: A One-Way Street of Political Convenience

The Obedient family of the Labour Party (LP) has once again exposed its glaring hypocrisy. For a group that parades itself as the face of "new Nigeria," their actions reek of the same political double standards they claim to detest. When a politician defects to LP, he is hailed as a hero, a visionary, a patriot who has finally "seen the light." But the moment someone leaves LP for the All Progressives Congress (APC) or any other party, the same people who once cheered him turn into rabid attack dogs, spewing venom and branding him a sellout.

The latest victim of their selective morality is Valentine Ozigbo, who recently joined APC. The same Obidients who once sang his praises when he was with them have now unsheathed their daggers, calling him names and questioning his integrity. But wasn’t it this same movement that celebrated every politician who abandoned their former parties to join LP? When APC or PDP members cross over to LP, they are suddenly absolved of all their past sins. But if the reverse happens, it is treason.

This is nothing but blind fanaticism, wrapped in self-righteousness and devoid of political maturity. You claim to be different, yet you behave just like the old political establishment you claim to despise. You praise those who echo your sentiments but vilify anyone who dares to disagree. That is not democracy; that is dictatorship disguised as activism.

The Obedient movement needs to decide what it really stands for. Is it about good governance, or just about Peter Obi? If it's about Obi alone, then just say so and stop pretending to be champions of a new political order. But if it’s about principles, then apply those principles consistently. Until then, the hypocrisy will continue to stink.

cathodekazim:
The Hypocrisy of the Obedient Movement: A One-Way Street of Political Convenience

The Obedient family of the Labour Party (LP) has once again exposed its glaring hypocrisy. For a group that parades itself as the face of "new Nigeria," their actions reek of the same political double standards they claim to detest. When a politician defects to LP, he is hailed as a hero, a visionary, a patriot who has finally "seen the light." But the moment someone leaves LP for the All Progressives Congress (APC) or any other party, the same people who once cheered him turn into rabid attack dogs, spewing venom and branding him a sellout.

The latest victim of their selective morality is Valentine Ozigbo, who recently joined APC. The same Obidients who once sang his praises when he was with them have now unsheathed their daggers, calling him names and questioning his integrity. But wasn’t it this same movement that celebrated every politician who abandoned their former parties to join LP? When APC or PDP members cross over to LP, they are suddenly absolved of all their past sins. But if the reverse happens, it is treason.

This is nothing but blind fanaticism, wrapped in self-righteousness and devoid of political maturity. You claim to be different, yet you behave just like the old political establishment you claim to despise. You praise those who echo your sentiments but vilify anyone who dares to disagree. That is not democracy; that is dictatorship disguised as activism.

The Obedient movement needs to decide what it really stands for. Is it about good governance, or just about Peter Obi? If it's about Obi alone, then just say so and stop pretending to be champions of a new political order. But if it’s about principles, then apply those principles consistently. Until then, the hypocrisy will continue to stink.

EmperorCaesar:
There's nothing to attack here

You should understanf how life and politics work

Life is a game, you keep aligning and joining with the biggest winners, so you can win

All these emotional rants is shit