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Lol... Waste of time.

Ofunaofu:
Is Wike not capable of being the PDP presidential candidate come 2027?

don't conclude what u don't know...wike haven't even say he'll contest for presidency 2027...he haven't ,and the wike I know honour agreement....if it's the turn of theNorth he'll rightly support dat.

Bossladyy:
Since Atiku is no longer a member of PDP

Peter Obi can now return back to PDP and take the Presidential ticket on a platter of gold.

Atiku, the real problem of PDP is gone.

PDP can now breathe Fresh Air.

wike go dey look am as he dey take am on a platter of gold mankinde go dey look am too. Anything make pdp mistakenly give obi that ticket Apc is a gonner even tinubu no go buy the idea of obi getting that ticket. PDP still get small structure

Better watch. They want to split southern votes, so atiku can become winner.

Going from one association to another, it's funny...these are the people that put Nigeria in this mess.

amaridigital:
I must admit this is a masterstroke from pdp and one that will give BAT serious headache. PDP structure is still very strong across the nation. PDP have credible northerners who could deputize Obi and win the north. The only issue is Wike and I'm sure they will soon sack him. Yes, the game is getting unpredictable and with PDP Obi stands a better chance of winning the election than with the coalition. At least BAT will sweat to win. Good one from Obi i must be honest although I'm not his fan

E no easy to sack Wike ooo! He will definitely drag the party to court. When the Matter gets to court your guess is as good as mine. Na them get supreme court and Tinubu is backing Wike to ensure they distablise opposite parties ...

Imagine someone that rigged you out in Rivers state luring you to his pocket, Obi Wike go finish u kpata-kpata and you go hear weeen.

2027 election is between the two heavy weight...pdp and apc... Don't be deceive if u think pdp will just sit down n watch..
No way.

Pierocash:
Except you guys can successfully dismantle wike's hold on PDP. If Obi mumu to go back to PDP ,a party controlled by Wike, then he is doomed. They will work against him during the poll in favour of Tinubu. PDP is now the extension wing of APC

obì nah woke boss for politics

So that Wike will use him and do peppersoup na lie!

Googledotcom:
Imagine someone that rigged you out in Rivers state luring you to his pocket, Obi, Woke go finish u kpata-kpata and you go hear weeen.

lol u made me laugh 🤣 ... people still don't understand the kind of game wike played in River State in the last election... He cannot betray his southern for one northern who's turn is not yet... Dat was a master plan and a successful one.. even if u give obi River vote he'll still lose but give pdp a Northern candidate some edge towards success... Wike did a very gud job there..

Do V.P for Atiku be diligent enough to be voted to be A presidential figure

Lekby25:
Haba! By 2038 Obi will be around 76 fa. You won turn Obi to another Atiku, God forbid

Donald Trump ran for another term at 78 bro. If Obi runs alone even if Usman Dan Fodio Vices him he'll won't win anything tangible in the north. The analysis of all Obidients regarding northern politics is something really funny. As long as we have an incumbent southerner with all their plan to rig the south south and southwest don't expect obi to even do as much as he did in 2023. Obidients are so opposed to the long game which is how Tinubu became president. You guys are setting Obi up for a big loss. Atiku-Obi of 2019 ticket is the only thing that scares APC.

Something is cooking but the cancerous elements within the PDP can make the end result to be unpalatable.

In all sincerity,he doesn't need PDP

waziri4biz:
Donald Trump ran for another term at 78 bro. If Obi runs alone even if Usman Dan Fodio Vices him he'll won't win anything tangible in the north. The analysis of all Obidients regarding northern politics is something really funny. As long as we have an incumbent southerner with all their plan to rig the south south and southwest don't expect obi to even do as much as he did in 2023. Obidients are so opposed to the long game which is how Tinubu became president. You guys are setting Obi up for a big loss. Atiku-Obi of 2019 ticket is the only thing that scares APC.

what u don't understand is the structure ... For example River State last presidency election.... people where saying they voted labour party most...but labour party lacked the structure in River State and so all the vote they got was lost to a very strong structural party pdp...u can say wike rigged it but don't lie to urslf wike didn't do all that alone...the structure of pdp in River can't be beating in their own state... This is just exactly what will happen to adc in many state.... u'll hear stories na adc we vote but wen u look at the results sheet u'll see another thing,dats what happen when u don't have a structure to guide ur vote in Nigeria.

Good News for the BAT team.

Atiku will contest under his ADC, while Obingo contest under PDP, it’s going to be a repeat of the 2023 game

Divide and rule strategy?Obi should be wiser than this kindergaten political manoeuvre. Obi and Atiku on a joint ticket is the game changer in 2027.So Wike pdp should forget Obi.

Honestey:
Obi going back to PDP will be the greatest political move of all time. Atiku will nearly bite his own tongue because of that.

if that happens the coalition is dead on arrival.... Except atiku is willing to mk a bold step n give the presidency ticket to him Peter obi in adc

God bless you because you just wrote the truth. As long as Wike is still in PDP, that party is just an extension of APC. They should chase Wike away from that party so that the party can move forward. Peter Obi should not fall for their trap by making the mistake of returning to PDP. That's a deadly trap they are setting for him, someone should please tell him o

Pierocash:
Except you guys can successfully dismantle wike's hold on PDP. If Obi mumu to go back to PDP ,a party controlled by Wike, then he is doomed. They will work against him during the poll in favour of Tinubu. PDP is now the extension wing of APC

*The Battle for Nigeria’s Soul: If We Leave Tinubu to Fight Alone, We All Lose*

But Idowu Ephraim Faleye

There’s a war raging in Nigeria, and at the center of it is a battle over who controls Nigeria’s resources, her people, and ultimately, her future. For decades, a small, powerful clique known as the Fulani oligarchy has held a tight grip on the levers of government and economy in Nigeria. But now, for the first time since the return of democracy in 1999, that grip is loosening. And that is why they are desperate to remove President Bola Ahmed Tinubu at all cost.

Since the dawn of the Fourth Republic, Nigerians across regions have consistently demanded three things—Separation, Regionalism, and Restructuring. While separation remains an emotional outcry and regionalism is a return to a former structure, the most practical and widely accepted solution is Restructuring, also known as True Federalism. The cry for restructuring is loudest not just in the South but across all corners of Nigeria—the South West, South East, South South, North Central, and even among the Indigenous Hausa people of the far North, both Christians and Muslims. The people want control over their own destinies. They want to manage their own resources, run their own governments, and determine their futures without interference from a distant central authority that has failed them for too long.

President Tinubu is the first Nigerian leader who seems genuinely committed to answering this age-old cry. From his first months in office, he has taken bold, deliberate steps toward fiscal federalism—one of the core pillars of restructuring. This means that instead of wealth being collected from productive parts of the country and redistributed according to outdated and unfair formulas, regions will now benefit more directly from their own productivity.

And this is the real reason why the Fulani oligarchy is mad. They're not just upset. They are furious. Because for decades, their power has depended on a centralized system where they could control the country’s wealth from Abuja and distribute it to maintain their dominance. They are now watching helplessly as Tinubu dismantles this system brick by brick.

One of the most significant moves President Tinubu has made is the passage of the Tax Reform Bill. For years, the population figures of states were the primary basis for revenue allocation. This meant states with little economic output but high population counts—real or inflated—got more money. But with this reform, productivity is now the standard. That changes everything. If a town like Nnewi generates revenue through manufacturing, trade, or even beer sales, a large percentage of that money stays in Nnewi. Before now, it would have been moved to states like Kano or Zamfara, which often openly reject some of the economic activities they still benefit from.

That single reform sent shockwaves through the Fulani power base. The oligarchy quickly mobilized their political foot soldiers and their governors to raise alarm and cry foul. But President Tinubu remained unmoved. The bill passed, and the system began to shift. For the first time in a long time, economic justice was beginning to take root in Nigeria. And the Fulani oligarchy was not having it.

But that wasn’t all. Tinubu began removing their control over major national institutions. The NNPC, long regarded as a cash cow for corrupt elites, was taken from their grip. The leadership of Ajaokuta Steel Company, Customs, NIMASA, the Nigerian Ports Authority, the Nigerian Mint where the naira is printed, and other key money-spinning agencies were all changed. The Fulani elite that had built political empires from these institutions suddenly found themselves unplugged from the source of their wealth.

Then came a game-changer: the establishment of the Ministry of Livestock Development. It sounded ordinary on the surface, but the implications were deep. By promoting ranching and modern livestock farming, the Tinubu administration was preparing the country to end the age-old culture of open grazing. This single act threatens the nomadic lifestyle of the Fulani, who traditionally move cattle across regions along ancestral grazing routes. Now, with laws and institutions pushing for controlled animal husbandry, that culture—and the political control it brought—is facing extinction.

Still not done, Tinubu is backing a bill that seeks to return Nigeria to regional government. A structure that decentralizes power and gives each region control over its own affairs. This is the very thing the Fulani oligarchy has resisted for decades. They do not fear competition. They fear fairness. Because they know that in a fair system, they cannot dominate. In a fair system, their hold on power crumbles. And now, Tinubu is pushing that fairness to the center of national governance.

What makes Tinubu even more dangerous to them is that he is not easily controlled. Unlike some of his predecessors from the South who were manipulated and micromanaged by Northern elites, Tinubu is his own man. He’s not bending to their demands. He’s not playing their game. And that infuriates them even more. They cannot control him like they did to others. He didn’t just talk restructuring—he is doing it.

Take the foreign reserves for instance. Tinubu inherited just $2 billion. Today, those reserves are over $45 billion. He didn’t achieve that by magic but through deliberate reforms, tough decisions, and financial discipline. For years, foreign companies like MTN and major airlines were unable to repatriate their profits due to Nigeria’s dollar shortage. Under Tinubu, those debts were cleared. The economy, slowly but surely, is being stabilized. But these achievements don’t interest the Fulani oligarchy. All they care about is that the power is no longer in their hands.

As their influence slips, they’ve resorted to dirty tactics. They have recruited failed, desperate, and overambitious politicians from the South—men and women willing to sell their people for crumbs of power. These collaborators have become the voice of the oligarchy, shouting louder than the North itself against Tinubu’s reforms. They pretend to speak for the masses, but in truth, they serve only themselves and their masters.

And then there’s Peter Obi. A man many believe represents a new hope. But let’s be honest—will he implement fiscal federalism or regionalism if given the presidency? The truth is, he won’t be allowed to. His ambition has already been conditioned. Promises have been made behind closed doors. Agreements signed. Even if Obi meant well, he would be too boxed in to make meaningful change. Besides, reports already say he accepted to do just four years for the North. In that short time, what can he change? And even if he tried, would they let him?

The battle against President Tinubu is not about corruption, performance, or leadership style. It’s about power. Raw, unchecked power that has sat in the hands of a few for too long. And now that power is slipping. It is slipping because Tinubu is breaking the chains. He is redistributing not just money, but authority, influence, and opportunity. He is returning power to the people—not just to Lagos or Yoruba land—but to every part of Nigeria that has long been sidelined. And most interestingly, the Indigenous Hausa people in the North—the true majority—are waking up to this fact.

For too long, they have lived under the rule of the Fulani elite. Their resources have been taken. Their voices silenced. Their future mortgaged for political gain. But now, they too are calling for restructuring. They too are seeing that the enemy is not the South, not the East, not even the West—but the tiny clique that has used Nigeria’s diversity as a weapon to divide and conquer.

That’s why this fight is bigger than Tinubu. It’s about the soul of Nigeria. It’s about whether a small elite can continue to dictate the fate of over 200 million people. It’s about whether true federalism will finally take root. It’s about whether regions can rise based on merit, productivity, and innovation rather than on political favoritism and tribal hegemony.

In all of this, President Tinubu stands firm. He knows what he is up against. He understands that the forces against him are not just political but systemic. But he is undeterred. He is focused. And he is moving forward.

This is why we must open our eyes. We must not be misled by propaganda and orchestrated discontent. We must see through the noise and recognize the silent revolution that is happening. A revolution that seeks to return Nigeria to its people, to its regions, to its roots.

Let us not allow enemies of progress to derail this moment. Let us not be used as pawns by those whose only interest is to continue milking the nation dry. Let us protect what is ours. Let us support a system that rewards hard work, that recognizes fairness, and that upholds justice.

Because if Tinubu fails—not because of incompetence, but because of sabotage by those afraid of change—then Nigeria fails with him. The opportunity may not come again in a long time.

We must rise. We must speak. We must stand. Not for Tinubu as a person, but for what he represents—freedom from oligarchy, justice in governance, and the beginning of a truly united Nigeria where every region thrives on its own strength and contributes to a better whole.

That is the Nigeria we’ve dreamed of. That is the Nigeria the Fulani oligarchy fears. And that is why they want Tinubu gone—at all cost. But this time, the people must choose differently. This time, we must not be silent.

Vote tinubu for president 2027

obi is a big valuable asset now that every party would wish to have I to only hate that will make one think otherwise.

CoronaVirusPro:
Peter needs to be careful even thought his ambitions are fictions.

If he moves to PDP, Atiku would move “STEPPERS”


You can’t trade with the devil and go unhurt. The moment he mingled with those coalitions that were once part of what Nigeria into the mess, that moment I lost my remaining respect for him.

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Story!

I know what Corona Virus does in the body when you contact it.....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

When your enemies is caring for you, please be very careful.

tunjijones:
Oya nau.

It's becoming more interesting. But I doubt obi can still win Tinubu with pdp and Atiku in adc.

So it will be Tinubu and kwakwanso vs Atiku and amaechi Vs obi and Bala Mohammad.

This election go sweet die. Another online war brewing btw south west and South east.

Obi will run as Atiku's vice.
That is the only combo that can defeat Tinubu


This i have seen

Reloadedisraelp:
Buhari ruled for 8yrs with hardship nobody talked about his removal... just 2yr for tinubu they are planning coalition[b] dat won't favor the south.,.infact obi has a very low iq for joining that [/b]coalition of confusion

Very low IQ?
Now we see your true self
Stop dey disguise 😏

Do this people think PO will be gullible like them …he will rather go to Labour Party than Pdp that everybody knows is Tinubus party…Pdp eventually going to step down for Tinubu…Nigerians already know that

To uproot APC, Peter Obi should accept VP position with Atiku as presidential candidate. Only a landslide defeat will remove Tinubu. Of Obi runs separately from Atiku he won't get as much vote like he had in 2023.

Tjra:
Obi is just impatient.

His time is 2038. Make he dey calm down, he is still a young man.

His time can be 2031 if Atiku becomes the next president and messes up like Tinubu.

Pdp should run with Wike nau, and Bello Turji as running mate. They may win sambisa forest.

Do you think Atiku will allow Obi run in ADC?.. This is Atiku last chance and he is fully aware!

Atiku can not deputies again...we would have suggested OBI/Atiku

LP is not looking like party ready for business...too many crises.

PDP is the best option for OBI if they can give him ticket...




quote author=Pierocash post=136144697]Except you guys can successfully dismantle wike's hold on PDP. If Obi mumu to go back to PDP ,a party controlled by Wike, then he is doomed. They will work against him during the poll in favour of Tinubu. PDP is now the extension wing of APC[/quote]