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emkz:Power of brown envelope |
Racoon:Shamelessly go and tell your principal, he is the commander in chief |
chiiraq802:But the person whose identity you don't know is not. Hunger bad. I understand your pathetic condition |
This animal hasn't been noticed for long and it's affecting him. He wants to be on the news and for the fact that he is not a contender he will always like to mention Obi so his voice could be heard. What Obi scored in Ondo state last election was all this rabble rouser scored nation wide. Go get a life. |
See who is talking. Who takes you serious? Get away. Scammer. |
Lithiumite:The topic is about bulaba and the evil party but of course, Obi is your nemesis, so you must call him |
tobenuel:You mean Yarimo? |
Nword22:My brother all na format, just press the mumu button and they will recognize you. Na cash out formula. They are desperate for relevance and the guy man pastor is leveraging on their desperation. |
Only Igbos are playing for the club? This is the mumu sense they wanted to got to world cup with. Nonsense |
Bwala and Reno said worse things so we know better |
Mandate1:The terrorists want to use it to annihilate Israel. Their ultimate aim. |
Children are at home waiting for mama to return so they can feel her warm hug |
yarimo:And I am sure you and your parents that migrated from Somalia can never reach UK meanwhile are you typing from DSS office or have they released you? |
Others dey attract money and this one dey attract olosho |
Airlord2030:https://www.facebook.com/share/v/18hKC5McE9/ |
There is no doubt anymore the Yoruba land is under siege https://www.facebook.com/share/v/18hKC5McE9/ Listen to this |
But no one knew this name until Obi and his path crossed so what is he talking about? Case of small nyashi dey shake |
Hemanwel:Blind man dey see? |
numericalguy:Obi is their nightmare |
givedemwotowoto:Oil dey your head bro, they re in sifia pain |
Check this out. Peter Obi is. He's not controlling the police. He's not controlling the army. He's not sharing appointments. He's not distributing billions. Yet somehow every conversation leads back to him. The ruling party attacks him. The opposition attacks him. Political analysts attack him. Even people who claim he's finished never stop mentioning his name. Why? Because there is something he has that many of them cannot buy, cannot steal, and cannot manufacture. And that thing is genuine connection with ordinary people. There is something I've noticed about life and politics. When you are truly different, people become uncomfortable with your existence. You see, when a man becomes a symbol of hope, the establishment become nervous. Not because of what he is doing physically, but because of what he represent mentally. Peter Obi represents disruption. He represent the possibility that politics may no longer be business as usual. And that scares people who have benefited from the old system for decades. That is why they try to frustrate him. That is why every statement he makes becomes a national debate. That is why people who pretend not to care about him still wake up every morning talking about him. Have you noticed something? Some politicians are in power yet nobody discuss them. Nobody feels threatened by them. But a man outside government is shaking the political structure. That tells you something. Sometimes in life, when everybody is attacking one person, pause and ask yourself: what does this person carry that others don't have? Because people don't fight irrelevance. They fight influence. And sometimes the more they try to silence a movement, the stronger the movement becomes. But let me also say this: no politician is a messiah. Citizens must never worship politicians. A movement should always be bigger than one man. However, whether people like Peter Obi or not, one thing is obvious: he changed political conversation in Nigeria. He made young people believe that their voice matter. Once people begin to believe they matter, that is the beginning of every political revolution. History has shown us something. Society often resist people who challenge the normal way of doing things. Not because these people are perfect, but because they threaten comfort zones. So the real question is not whether Peter Obi is perfect. The real question is: why are so many powerful people uncomfortable with one man who is not even in office? Think. And Nigerians, whether you support him or not, never stop asking questions. Never stop demanding accountability. And never allow politics to become tribal hatred or blind loyalty. Because in the end, the real revolution is not about one politician. The real revolution is when people finally wake up. Peace. |
From City Boy to CITYFOOL |
But Oyo people are happy their tribesman is the president. the one who cares not |
Freshtruth:When will this your madness be cured? It keeps defying all manner of treatment upon what your community has spent. This topic is about Wole Oke, looks like this your condition is irredeemable. |
When will this man talk about insecurity and hardship in the country? |
