₦airaland Forum

PlasmaTV:
They talk more about Obi than they do BAT.
Clock that.

Basic123:
Na the same level bobrisky, peteru OBI and portable dey
People just dey mention their name

AguluLiar:
Obi does not have any vision.
So, stop disturbing yourself

How about the man in Aso Rock with all the visions from building Lagos, he reach to build Nigeria vision disappears instead of us to enjoy his great vision, what we are seeing is total and complete hardship, insecurities everywhere, kidnapping everywhere, hunger everywhere, high prices of foods, no power, no road networks, no city planning, no jobs, no food, hatred everywhere among Nigerians because of hardship caused by Tinubu the man with great vision.

And many more!

I know many of you who comments from the comfort of your homes in the UK, US, Germany and Australia enjoying good governance over there.

Make una continue, one day you all will come home.

lightwind:
How about the man in Aso Rock with all the visions from building Lagos, he reach to build Nigeria vision disappears instead of us to enjoy his great vision, what we are seeing is total and complete hardship, insecurities everywhere, kidnapping everywhere, hunger everywhere, high prices of foods, no power, no road networks, no city planning, no jobs, no food, hatred everywhere among Nigerians because of hardship caused by Tinubu the man with great vision.

And many more!

I know many of you who comments from the comfort of your homes in the UK, US, Germany and Australia enjoying good governance over there.

Make una continue, one day you all will come home.

IJAYA001:
It is easier for Ojukwu to win this coming presidential election from grave than Peter Obi to win.

Truth is Bitter

PlasmaTV:
Everybody sha dey mention Obi, Obi, Obi.
Ahhahn
this obsession is very unhealthy.

You'll soon see yarimo on this thread displaying his pathological infatuation for Okwute.

Basic123:
Na the same level bobrisky, peteru OBI and portable dey
People just dey mention their name

Klington:
He's never a good choice. I wouldn't know why he was chosen in the first place. I think the claim that Dickson is working for tinubu the failure has some elements of truth.

AguluLiar:
Reserve this needless epistle till January 2027, after the great Jagaban has conquered your bloda.

Then, you will wail and gnash your teeth in perpetuity!

Hahahaha Hahahaha Hahahaha Hahahaha!

dearie:
Imagine this Theo Abu feeling himself Nigerians can fool themselves sha. Who cares about his apology. No one even knew him until the party announced his appointment.

Anyways, I don't blame him. Nation building is not an easy task and we will continue to push for a better country regardless of the form and manner the enemies of the country present their challenges.

Peter Obi and Obidients made a huge mistake of not registering a political party after LP was infiltrated.

lightwind:
How about the man in Aso Rock with all the visions from building Lagos, he reach to build Nigeria vision disappears instead of us to enjoy his great vision, what we are seeing is total and complete hardship, insecurities everywhere, kidnapping everywhere, hunger everywhere, high prices of foods, no power, no road networks, no city planning, no jobs, no food, hatred everywhere among Nigerians because of hardship caused by Tinubu the man with great vision.

And many more!

I know many of you who comments from the comfort of your homes in the UK, US, Germany and Australia enjoying good governance over there.

Make una continue, one day you all will come home.

frankson1:
The man in Aso Rock is not the one jumping around like a headless chicken, he's not 'anywhere belle face' man

pfadom:
Campaign has not started yet. Peter Obi would soon realize that 2027 is way different from 2023 general election. Nigerians are wiser and more reasonable now than then.

DomPerignon:
You guys that blame Tinubu for your small priks not getting up and for every other thing wrong in your pathetic existence can not accuse anyone here who chooses to expose the fraud and tribalistic Giringori.

We go drag am until he retires to Tibet

PlasmaTV:
Yes. If Nigerians are wiser, they will vote for competence, responsibility, and sanity.

I don't expect any sane person to vote for APC.

Klington:
He's never a good choice. I wouldn't know why he was chosen in the first place. I think the claim that Dickson is working for tinubu the failure has some elements of truth.

AngelSlay:
With all due respect, I think many Nigerians are missing the bigger picture.

Whether Theo Abu Agada is loyal to Senator Dickson, Peter Obi, or any other political figure is not the issue keeping ordinary Nigerians awake at night. The average Nigerian is more concerned about the cost of food, insecurity, unemployment, electricity, healthcare, and how to survive the next month.

Too often, political discussions become centered around who is loyal to whom, who controls what position, and which faction is winning internal battles. Meanwhile, the citizen who voted is still struggling to pay rent, transport fares, school fees, and medical bills.

The truth is that politicians, regardless of party affiliation, often expect unwavering loyalty from supporters while giving little attention to the everyday struggles of the people. During elections, citizens are described as the most important stakeholders. After elections, many feel forgotten until the next campaign season arrives.

Nigerians should be asking tougher questions. Beyond party loyalty, what are the plans for reducing poverty? How will jobs be created? What policies will improve education, healthcare, and security? These are the issues that affect millions of families every single day.

A political party official's primary responsibility should not merely be loyalty to one politician or another. It should be loyalty to the ideals, policies, and promises made to the people. If political actors spent as much time solving citizens' problems as they do debating internal politics, Nigeria would be in a much better place.

At the end of the day, politicians will attend the same events, shake hands, negotiate alliances, and move on. The ordinary Nigerian is the one left to bear the consequences of poor governance.

That is why citizens must place principles above personalities and performance above political loyalty. The question should never be, "Who are you loyal to?" The question should be, "What have you done for the people?"

PlasmaTV:
Everybody sha dey mention Obi, Obi, Obi.
Ahhahn
this obsession is very unhealthy.

You'll soon see yarimo on this thread displaying his pathological infatuation for Okwute.

Modified:
See them crying under my mentions. Sweet, salty tears. Awesome! Obi is bigger than your father's father. Clock that