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If I were Peter Obi, I would remain in the ADC and slug it out in the direct primaries with Atiku and Amaechi. I would do so with the confidence that, should Atiku emerge as the candidate, I would be his running mate. Rather than ruin my chances by diving into yet another opposition arrangement that splits votes, this time with a Kwankwaso vice-presidential ticket that cannot even guarantee me widespread Northern support. Pairing with Atiku offers a clear and realistic path to becoming Vice President in 2027. After Atiku’s four years in office, I could then run for President in 2031 with the advantage of incumbency power and strengthened Northern backing. This current weak permutation with Kwankwaso only favours Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso (RMK). He is steadily gaining popularity and acceptance across the South ahead of 2031, when power is expected to shift back to the North. He has little to lose by running with Obi in 2027, but Obi risks his entire presidential aspiration on this risky gamble. Politics is not a game of emotions, it is a game of strategy and cold, hard numbers. Obidients should think deeply about this.

When Fayose said Peter Obi won't let Tinubu rest after stealing his mandate, he said the truth only once in his lifetime. PO has united the North and the South.

Why is it always Igbos and Yorubas fighting eachother? What happened to other ethnic groups?

Your tribe isn’t even in power yet, and you’re already trying to silence us. We can’t ask questions without being labeled as bigots, is it a cult? What will happen if you get into power?

As a Yoruba Christian, I would rather marry a Yoruba Muslim than an Igbo Christian.

First Nigerian to play chess at the Louvre 🇫🇷-The world’s most prestigious museum.