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Peter Obi: A Masquerade That Dances Too Early In The Market Square by SmartEnergyng(op): 6:42am On Jun 13, 2025
“A masquerade that dances too early in the market square is bound to be unmasked before the drums stop.”

Like a made-in-Aba shoe parading as Italian leather, Peter Obi’s carefully packaged image is beginning to peel under the sun of scrutiny. The Obidients say he’s a saint—clean, competent, and untouched by Nigeria’s rot. He claims to be the frugal messiah—living modestly, flying economy, and saving billions for Anambra. But look closer, and the veneer fades.

A man who touts prudence, yet surrounded himself with cronies during his tenure. A preacher of transparency, yet his name surfaced in the Pandora Papers. A reformist, yet unable to reform his own fragmented party. His speeches, often empty of policy, are dressed in emotion and sprinkled with half-truths.

The myth is collapsing under the weight of facts. Obi is not the symbol of a new Nigeria; he is a relic of old tactics—rebranded, reboxed, and resold to a hopeful youth base desperate for change. But hope built on hype is heartbreak in waiting.

Indeed, the masquerade danced too early, and the market crowd is watching as the costume unravels. The drums of 2023 may have been loud, but the silence of 2025 will be louder—when reality speaks louder than rhetoric.

Now the wind has blown and exposed the naked shame of the hen—what was once hidden beneath fine feathers is now bare for all to see.
Re: Peter Obi: A Masquerade That Dances Too Early In The Market Square by Moroccoguy: 8:24am On Jun 13, 2025
May God continue to bless you for this write up.
Re: Peter Obi: A Masquerade That Dances Too Early In The Market Square by Tochi3(m):
grin grin grin

..another propaganda against the one & only PO by stipend snatchers..

..they have nothing much to discuss about the renewed hopelessness of their stipend paymaster Thief'nubu.. grin

..they have always resulted to lies, deceit & propaganda to demonize & tarnish the image of someone who did not snatch & grab their destinies..

.they have refused to state in clear terms..after 2 yrs of wantom hopelessness & caricature one achievement of the mandate thieves...past Nigerian Presidents were bold enough to state in categorical terms visible achievement that can be agreed & felt by the Nigerian people..

..the only people attestimg to the vague achievement are the corrupt thieving elites & their paid propaganda stipend grabbers..

..the reason they make so much noise about the 19,5km highway to fraud..which is an uncompleted fraud..

grin grin grin
Re: Peter Obi: A Masquerade That Dances Too Early In The Market Square by SmartEnergyng(op): 8:39am On Jun 13, 2025
SmartEnergyng:
“A masquerade that dances too early in the market square is bound to be unmasked before the drums stop.”

Like a made-in-Aba shoe parading as Italian leather, Peter Obi’s carefully packaged image is beginning to peel under the sun of scrutiny. The Obidients say he’s a saint—clean, competent, and untouched by Nigeria’s rot. He claims to be the frugal messiah—living modestly, flying economy, and saving billions for Anambra. But look closer, and the veneer fades.

A man who touts prudence, yet surrounded himself with cronies during his tenure. A preacher of transparency, yet his name surfaced in the Pandora Papers. A reformist, yet unable to reform his own fragmented party. His speeches, often empty of policy, are dressed in emotion and sprinkled with half-truths.

The myth is collapsing under the weight of facts. Obi is not the symbol of a new Nigeria; he is a relic of old tactics—rebranded, reboxed, and resold to a hopeful youth base desperate for change. But hope built on hype is heartbreak in waiting.

Indeed, the masquerade danced too early, and the market crowd is watching as the costume unravels. The drums of 2023 may have been loud, but the silence of 2025 will be louder—when reality speaks louder than rhetoric.

Now the wind has blown and exposed the naked shame of the hen—what was once hidden beneath fine feathers is now bare for all to see.
It would take wilful blindness—or a romantic affair with denial—to still see Obi as the reformist Nigeria needs. A masquerade that dances too early in the market square always risks being unmasked before the drums stop.
Re: Peter Obi: A Masquerade That Dances Too Early In The Market Square by gidgiddy: 8:41am On Jun 13, 2025
In 2023, there were 17 presidential aspirants, but they only talked about Obi

In 2027, there may even be more than 17 presidential aspirants, but they will only talk of Obi

The question is why?
Re: Peter Obi: A Masquerade That Dances Too Early In The Market Square by olalekann: 9:16am On Jun 13, 2025
gidgiddy:
In 2023, there were 17 presidential aspirants, but they only talked about Obi

In 2027, there may even be more than 17 presidential aspirants, but they will only talk of Obi

The question is why?
The answer is because he lies shamelessly all the time.
"Now the wind has blown and exposed the naked shame of the hen—what was once hidden beneath fine feathers is now bare for all to see."
Re: Peter Obi: A Masquerade That Dances Too Early In The Market Square by SeeWahala: 9:19am On Jun 13, 2025
Hehehe 😂🤣 e don reach to dey compose poem now? 🤡

Nothing wey we no go see for agbadites hand this season cheesy
Re: Peter Obi: A Masquerade That Dances Too Early In The Market Square by gidgiddy: 9:27am On Jun 13, 2025
olalekann:
The answer is because he lies shamelessly all the time.
"Now the wind has blown and exposed the naked shame of the hen—what was once hidden beneath fine feathers is now bare for all to see."
If he lies, why not call out the lie and shame him? Give us an example of a lie he told?
Re: Peter Obi: A Masquerade That Dances Too Early In The Market Square by SarkinYarki: 9:41am On Jun 13, 2025
We told him he was dancing early but he prefer to listen to these inexperienced Obidient Gen Zs .
Re: Peter Obi: A Masquerade That Dances Too Early In The Market Square by Bobloco: 9:44am On Jun 13, 2025
Tochi3:
grin grin grin

..another propaganda against the one & only PO by stipend snatchers..

..they have nothing much to discus aboutbthe renewed hopelessness ofbtheir stioend paymaster Thief'nubu.. grin

..they have always resulted to lies, deceit & propaganda to demonize & tarnish the image of someone who did not snatch & grab their destinies..

.mthey have refused to state in clear terms..after 2 yrs of wantom hopelessness & caricature one achievement of mandaze thieves...past Nigerian Presidents were bold enough to state in categorical terms visible achievement than can be agreed by the Nigerian people..

..the only people attestimg to to the vague achievement are the cirn elits & their paid propaganda stioend grabbers..

..the reason they make so much noise about the 19,5km highway to fraud..which is an uncompleted fraud..

grin grin grin
It is regrettable that, two years into President Tinubu’s administration, many of his supporters and media lackeys and those you described as "stipend grabbers and snatchers ' remain focused on distractions, misinformation, and propaganda, rather than providing concrete updates on key governance metrics such as: job creation figures, Access to housing, how many Nigerians have been provided with shelter, Progress in power generation and distribution; Comparative national performance since taking office, Improvements in security of lives and property; Investments in educational and healthcare infrastructure.
Re: Peter Obi: A Masquerade That Dances Too Early In The Market Square by Thiefobi1: 9:50am On Jun 13, 2025
SmartEnergyng:
“A masquerade that dances too early in the market square is bound to be unmasked before the drums stop.”

Like a made-in-Aba shoe parading as Italian leather, Peter Obi’s carefully packaged image is beginning to peel under the sun of scrutiny. The Obidients say he’s a saint—clean, competent, and untouched by Nigeria’s rot. He claims to be the frugal messiah—living modestly, flying economy, and saving billions for Anambra. But look closer, and the veneer fades.

A man who touts prudence, yet surrounded himself with cronies during his tenure. A preacher of transparency, yet his name surfaced in the Pandora Papers. A reformist, yet unable to reform his own fragmented party. His speeches, often empty of policy, are dressed in emotion and sprinkled with half-truths.

The myth is collapsing under the weight of facts. Obi is not the symbol of a new Nigeria; he is a relic of old tactics—rebranded, reboxed, and resold to a hopeful youth base desperate for change. But hope built on hype is heartbreak in waiting.

Indeed, the masquerade danced too early, and the market crowd is watching as the costume unravels. The drums of 2023 may have been loud, but the silence of 2025 will be louder—when reality speaks louder than rhetoric.

Now the wind has blown and exposed the naked shame of the hen—what was once hidden beneath fine feathers is now bare for all to see.
Wind don blow gringory yansh don open. grin grin grin
Re: Peter Obi: A Masquerade That Dances Too Early In The Market Square by Ozinlex: 9:53am On Jun 13, 2025
gidgiddy:
In 2023, there were 17 presidential aspirants, but they only talked about Obi

In 2027, there may even be more than 17 presidential aspirants, but they will only talk of Obi

The question is why?
Because he is the best among all and they fear him immensely
Re: Peter Obi: A Masquerade That Dances Too Early In The Market Square by BlackfireX: 10:22am On Jun 13, 2025
SmartEnergyng:
“A masquerade that dances too early in the market square is bound to be unmasked before the drums stop.”

Like a made-in-Aba shoe parading as Italian leather, Peter Obi’s carefully packaged image is beginning to peel under the sun of scrutiny. The Obidients say he’s a saint—clean, competent, and untouched by Nigeria’s rot. He claims to be the frugal messiah—living modestly, flying economy, and saving billions for Anambra. But look closer, and the veneer fades.

A man who touts prudence, yet surrounded himself with cronies during his tenure. A preacher of transparency, yet his name surfaced in the Pandora Papers. A reformist, yet unable to reform his own fragmented party. His speeches, often empty of policy, are dressed in emotion and sprinkled with half-truths.

The myth is collapsing under the weight of facts. Obi is not the symbol of a new Nigeria; he is a relic of old tactics—rebranded, reboxed, and resold to a hopeful youth base desperate for change. But hope built on hype is heartbreak in waiting.

Indeed, the masquerade danced too early, and the market crowd is watching as the costume unravels. The drums of 2023 may have been loud, but the silence of 2025 will be louder—when reality speaks louder than rhetoric.

Now the wind has blown and exposed the naked shame of the hen—what was once hidden beneath fine feathers is now bare for all to see.
Your own madness don't show early sef grin oponu dosent know Aba made shoes are more classy than Italian shoes.... I can understand where you are coming from child of the 4th wife.

Eru
Re: Peter Obi: A Masquerade That Dances Too Early In The Market Square by Tochi3(m): 10:32am On Jun 13, 2025
Bobloco:
It is regrettable that, two years into President Tinubu’s administration, many of his supporters and media lackeys and those you described as "stipend grabbers and snatchers ' remain focused on distractions, misinformation, and propaganda, rather than providing concrete updates on key governance metrics such as: job creation figures, Access to housing, how many Nigerians have been provided with shelter, Progress in power generation and distribution; Comparative national performance since taking office, Improvements in security of lives and property; Investments in educational and healthcare infrastructure.
cheesy

..it is really troubling..sad..

..Allah will surely punish all of them
Re: Peter Obi: A Masquerade That Dances Too Early In The Market Square by Factcheck0001: 10:41am On Jun 13, 2025
gidgiddy:
If he lies, why not call out the lie and shame him? Give us an example of a lie he told?
this is what we are doing now

Unmasking the agulu fraud


If we tell u obi lies will u believe?


Ok

It has been debunked by many verifiable news outlet that obi didn't leave money in Anambra but debt


Hope u believe that?
Re: Peter Obi: A Masquerade That Dances Too Early In The Market Square by Streetinvestor2: 11:39am On Jun 13, 2025
SmartEnergyng:
“A masquerade that dances too early in the market square is bound to be unmasked before the drums stop.”

Like a made-in-Aba shoe parading as Italian leather, Peter Obi’s carefully packaged image is beginning to peel under the sun of scrutiny. The Obidients say he’s a saint—clean, competent, and untouched by Nigeria’s rot. He claims to be the frugal messiah—living modestly, flying economy, and saving billions for Anambra. But look closer, and the veneer fades.

A man who touts prudence, yet surrounded himself with cronies during his tenure. A preacher of transparency, yet his name surfaced in the Pandora Papers. A reformist, yet unable to reform his own fragmented party. His speeches, often empty of policy, are dressed in emotion and sprinkled with half-truths.

The myth is collapsing under the weight of facts. Obi is not the symbol of a new Nigeria; he is a relic of old tactics—rebranded, reboxed, and resold to a hopeful youth base desperate for change. But hope built on hype is heartbreak in waiting.

Indeed, the masquerade danced too early, and the market crowd is watching as the costume unravels. The drums of 2023 may have been loud, but the silence of 2025 will be louder—when reality speaks louder than rhetoric.

Now the wind has blown and exposed the naked shame of the hen—what was once hidden beneath fine feathers is now bare for all to see.
After all the lies and propaganda towards obi.Nothing must happen to him btw now and 2027 as he is member of the coalition. We know he is the biggest threat to SW president and his gangs.His safety must become national concern and priority.
Re: Peter Obi: A Masquerade That Dances Too Early In The Market Square by csamii: 12:43pm On Jun 13, 2025
This one dey use AI compose wetin dem tell am for group chat.

Na the drug dealer of a president we suppose align with abi. Wetin be Tinubu achievements sef?!
Re: Peter Obi: A Masquerade That Dances Too Early In The Market Square by franchasng: 12:51pm On Jun 13, 2025
SmartEnergyng:
“A masquerade that dances too early in the market square is bound to be unmasked before the drums stop.”

Like a made-in-Aba shoe parading as Italian leather, Peter Obi’s carefully packaged image is beginning to peel under the sun of scrutiny. The Obidients say he’s a saint—clean, competent, and untouched by Nigeria’s rot. He claims to be the frugal messiah—living modestly, flying economy, and saving billions for Anambra. But look closer, and the veneer fades.

A man who touts prudence, yet surrounded himself with cronies during his tenure. A preacher of transparency, yet his name surfaced in the Pandora Papers. A reformist, yet unable to reform his own fragmented party. His speeches, often empty of policy, are dressed in emotion and sprinkled with half-truths.

The myth is collapsing under the weight of facts. Obi is not the symbol of a new Nigeria; he is a relic of old tactics—rebranded, reboxed, and resold to a hopeful youth base desperate for change. But hope built on hype is heartbreak in waiting.

Indeed, the masquerade danced too early, and the market crowd is watching as the costume unravels. The drums of 2023 may have been loud, but the silence of 2025 will be louder—when reality speaks louder than rhetoric.

Now the wind has blown and exposed the naked shame of the hen—what was once hidden beneath fine feathers is now bare for all to see.
Delusion and self denial is allowed in life.

Sometimes the best way to console yourself in life is to live in self denial or self-induced delusion.


You and your people said more than this in 2023. You guys did everything humanly possible including labeling Peter Obi as an Igbo Presidential candidate only supported by Igbo Ipobs.


Your elites tagged Obidients as two people tweeting in one room and Tinubu later confessed that those two people tweeting in one room chased him away from using Twitter now X cheesy


At the end, Peter Obi won Tinubu hands down in his own Lagos and it took INEC Yakubu to switch off the iREV in order to rig in Tinubu and declare him winner at whew hours when everyone has gone to sleep, and you aren't ashamed to repeat the same pattern of lies and propaganda again even after it is clear to all Nigerians including yourself that Bola Tinubu has failed woefully, na wa for una oh
Re: Peter Obi: A Masquerade That Dances Too Early In The Market Square by SmartEnergyng(op): 3:21pm On Jun 13, 2025
franchasng:
Delusion and self denial is allowed in life.

Sometimes the best way to console yourself in life is to live in self denial or self-induced delusion.


You and your people said more than this in 2023. You guys did everything humanly possible including labeling Peter Obi as an Igbo Presidential candidate only supported by Igbo Ipobs.


Your elites tagged Obidients as two people tweeting in one room and Tinubu later confessed that those two people tweeting in one room chased him away from using Twitter now X cheesy


At the end, Peter Obi won Tinubu hands down in his own Lagos and it took INEC Yakubu to switch off the iREV in order to rig in Tinubu and declare him winner at whew hours when everyone has gone to sleep, and you aren't ashamed to repeat the same pattern of lies and propaganda again even after it is clear to all Nigerians including yourself that Bola Tinubu has failed woefully, na wa for una oh
Trying to sell the same political counterfeit in 2027 that Nigerians rejected in 2023 is like handing someone the same fake shoe that already peeled in the rain—and expecting them to wear it again.

Sorry, Nigerians may forgive, but they don’t forget. 2027 will not be a replay—it will be a reckoning.
Re: Peter Obi: A Masquerade That Dances Too Early In The Market Square by UpaIweka: 3:55pm On Jun 13, 2025
Is this verifiied monthly looting by the pandora criminal also propaganda ?

Tochi3:
grin grin grin

..another propaganda against the one & only PO by stipend snatchers..

..
grin grin grin

Re: Peter Obi: A Masquerade That Dances Too Early In The Market Square by Jomonix: 4:01pm On Jun 13, 2025
olalekann:
The answer is because he lies shamelessly all the time.
"Now the wind has blown and exposed the naked shame of the hen—what was once hidden beneath fine feathers is now bare for all to see."
In that interview Obi seemed extremely exhausted;

which explains his rather awkward responses. He is human.

I know your will not cut him a slack. But it does not matter.

To me he still possesses the attitude that is needed for the job of presidency.
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