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TemporaryHansel:
Obidients are in this mess because they actually convinced themselves Peter Obi was some kind of saint, like he wasn’t cut from the same dirty cloth as the rest of them.

There are two types of Obidients.

First, the delusional ones. These ones move like a cult. Say one bad thing about Obi and they’ll hunt you like you insulted their ancestor. If you’re spotted vibing with someone outside their echo chamber, they’ll label you a sellout. In their eyes, Obi is the Messiah, flawless and untouchable.

Then there’s the second group, the rational ones. Small in number, but they see things clearly. They know Obi isn’t any different from the usual suspects. Just another smooth-talking politician in native wear, playing the same rigged game.

Spy360:
Any coalition without Peter Obi as the candidate is bound to fail.

I am not against coalition but if they don't hide their ambitions and make PO the flag bearer it's an action in futility

raumdeuter:
The ones in the first group will spin another yarn to convince themselves that Obi is still a saint and knows what is best

TemporaryHansel:
Lol, even before the election people already smelled a rat and were advising Gej to remove jega. One of such people was fayose.
There was a lot Gej could've done if he wasn't weak. With the way you keep defending Gej, hope you aren't like him oh.
E be like we go tie you flog that spirit of weakness cormot your body.

raumdeuter:
Yes this is what I said

The interest groups in ADC, Atiku wants to be president as soon as yesterday. If Atiku miss 2027, it might be the end for him
Obi wants to to President immediately in 2027 cos if he miss 2027 next chance is 2039
Younger Northerners with a future like ElRufai want to position themselves for the next 4yrs to be a contestant. If Atiku wins then they wait for 16yrs, if Obi wins they wait for 8yrs

raumdeuter:
Yes he is going to pull the Moslem-Moslem ticket, The reason is that there is no Northern Xtian with enough clout to win votes in the North

The APC people have seen that Shetimma does not wield that much power in the NE an was used to mop the floor last time by Atiku winning 5 of 6 states

They might just drop Shetimma for someone who makes them competitive in the NW. Rabiu whether you like him or North has the most populous Kano state on lockdown flogging both APC -Ganduje an Atiku there without any extra FG support, with FG support maybe he can spread his influence to more NW states

Tinubu cannot allow Atiku to enjoy the NW votes unchallenged since he will be losing the SE to the coalition as well

The SS is where the battle will be and Tinubus gambit will be that these places are no longer PDP, They do not have a stake in either side (Not ADC and not APC) so there will be voters apathy which means the State governors get to decide the winners.

The NC this time will be split equally the more Hausa parts like Niger and Nasarawa going with Atiku, while Kwara Kogi go with Tinubu
Plateau and Benue beef with Fulani(Atiku) or beef with Moslems(Tinubu) which one will be worse

diggz:
Why do you think the coalition would fail without Obi as the flag bearer?

TemporaryHansel:
If Bat has hijacked the judiciary as you claim, why are you people bothering yourself to campaign knowing it'll be rigged?

Oasis003:


It is strange. But I was happy to see Nasir El-Rufai recognising his elder, our leader Atiku Abubakar—giving him due respect and all that. But yes, it’s strange. It’s unbelievable what people can do for power. They can come back and eat their words. They can retrace their steps. Strange bedfellows—absolutely. But let me say this: the fact that a coalition succeeded in defeating a sitting government once might be the exact reason it could fail this time.

- Datti Baba-Ahmad

Spy360:
BAT has used his hijack of INEC and the Judiciary to destroy opposition parties. Hence the coalition. It has become inevitable. But for it to work, Pete Obi must be the candidate

airmark:
It's like this man go chop 🌽 las las.

airmark:
Politics is a game and I hope you are learning fast. Don't vouch for any politician in Naija, especially the one that swore he would never leave APGA, but he did.

Red flags aplenty but you don't want to see them.

Spy360:
He didn't leave APGA na. He was there until he finished his tenure as governor

TemporaryHansel:
Obidients are in this mess because they actually convinced themselves Peter Obi was some kind of saint, like he wasn’t cut from the same dirty cloth as the rest of them.

There are two types of Obidients.

First, the delusional ones. These ones move like a cult. Say one bad thing about Obi and they’ll hunt you like you insulted their ancestor. If you’re spotted vibing with someone outside their echo chamber, they’ll label you a sellout. In their eyes, Obi is the Messiah, flawless and untouchable.

Then there’s the second group, the rational ones. Small in number, but they see things clearly. They know Obi isn’t any different from the usual suspects. Just another smooth-talking politician in native wear, playing the same rigged game.

airmark:
Did Obasanjo leave Pdp after he finished his tenure as President? Did Fayose leave PDP after his tenure as Governor?

Spy360:
Ask again because what the person you mentioned was Obi.

The reason Obinmade that promise was because of the fear of Anambra people that he would join the then ruling party during his second tenure. It's similar to Fubara promising Rivers people that he won't join APC.

TemporaryHansel:
@kingtom it's the ones in the first category that will looking like fools now.

Ellexy:
I laugh in Nyesom Wike......tbis people are pure hypocrites

TemporaryHansel:
Obidients are in this mess because they actually convinced themselves Peter Obi was some kind of saint, like he wasn’t cut from the same dirty cloth as the rest of them.

There are two types of Obidients.

First, the delusional ones. These ones move like a cult. Say one bad thing about Obi and they’ll hunt you like you insulted their ancestor. If you’re spotted vibing with someone outside their echo chamber, they’ll label you a sellout. In their eyes, Obi is the Messiah, flawless and untouchable.

Then there’s the second group, the rational ones. Small in number, but they see things clearly. They know Obi isn’t any different from the usual suspects. Just another smooth-talking politician in native wear, playing the same rigged game.

Spy360:
Which other politician do you think is sincerely interested in making this country work?

Tinubu may be the worst but the rest are not far behind. I mean someone like Atiku who is just too desperate and will definitely become nonchalant like Buhari once he achieves his dream.

OasisX:


Everybody is shouting “Let’s unite and take back Nigeria.”
The noise is loud. The outrage? Clear.

But you see ehn… when you look past the press conferences, the hashtags, the handshakes… one question still dey remain:
Unite for what exactly?

Is this about Us/Nigerias, or just about power?

Because some of the same people that sank this country are suddenly singing redemption songs.

Coalitions are forming, but let’s not pretend that every alliance is progress.
Sometimes, it’s just old wolves in new agbada.

Are they fighting for you, or fighting to sit where their enemies used to sit?

Are they shouting “enough is enough” because they’ve changed…
Or because they’re no longer the ones benefitting?

We don’t just need new names.
We need new values, new visions, and people with the guts to live by them.
2027 is not about revenge. It’s about rescue.

Let’s not trade one oppressor for another with nicer grammar.
Let’s ask the hard questions now, before our dreams of a better Nigeria is again snatched from us.

- Charly Boy [70yrs Old Man]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I support every single word here, but I'm surprised you deem it fit to share.

Everything he warns about is exactly what you support. Your own New Nigeria is the same Old Agbada.

If all those thieves decamped to APC, you would have rejoiced and praised Tinubu for another masterclass.

Suddenly, OasisX that supports APC is warning us of old wines in New bottles? The Irony[/color]

OasisX:


......I shared for a purpose, and the purpose is damn clear. Its simply a clear message to Obidients on this board that they should stop gaslighting theirselves like El-Rufai, Malami, Mark and even Peter Obi indeed form the Coaltion to rescue what is already being rescuing rather than to desperately grab power for their selfish sakes.

....and Yes! If they decamp to APC, definitely gonna rejoice coz Politics is always a game, especially a game of numbers.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]The message you're sharing does not resonate with your online political personality or your political party

If we change the whole coalition with young, fresh minds, we already know where you stand.

Even in the face of incompetence, we see you bring your shield and buckler to defend it.

Nobody dey gaslight you. We fully know what wine you'll choose.[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I support every single word here, but I'm surprised you deem it fit to share.

Everything he warns about is exactly what you support. Your own New Nigeria is the same Old Agbada.

If all those thieves decamped to APC, you would have rejoiced and praised Tinubu for another masterclass.

Suddenly, OasisX that supports APC is warning us of old wines in New bottles? The Irony[/color]

iamoyindamola:
🤣🤣🤣🤣

OasisX:


Everybody is shouting “Let’s unite and take back Nigeria.”
The noise is loud. The outrage? Clear.

But you see ehn… when you look past the press conferences, the hashtags, the handshakes… one question still dey remain:
Unite for what exactly?

Is this about Us/Nigerias, or just about power?

Because some of the same people that sank this country are suddenly singing redemption songs.

Coalitions are forming, but let’s not pretend that every alliance is progress.
Sometimes, it’s just old wolves in new agbada.

Are they fighting for you, or fighting to sit where their enemies used to sit?

Are they shouting “enough is enough” because they’ve changed…
Or because they’re no longer the ones benefitting?

We don’t just need new names.
We need new values, new visions, and people with the guts to live by them.
2027 is not about revenge. It’s about rescue.

Let’s not trade one oppressor for another with nicer grammar.
Let’s ask the hard questions now, before our dreams of a better Nigeria is again snatched from us.

- Charly Boy [70yrs Old Man]