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Peter Obi did something no Nigerian politician has pulled off before.
Walked away from PDP, joined a structure-less platform and went head-to-head with the 2 biggest political machines—Bola Tinubu & Atiku Abubakar
Had no governor, no senator, no reps.
Not even a single councilor as backup
Yet he shook the system, won in the FCT and Lagos, secured 12 states and pulled 6.1m votes despite the rampant rigging by APC & PDP.
That’s not luck.
His name is Peter Gregory Obi—Nwanne
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“We must uphold democracy.”
Is coming from Bola Ahmed Tinubu who:
1. Captured the NASS & the Judiciary.
2. Arrested Northern children & jailed them.
3. Seized the LGA allocations of Osun state.
4. Suspended a democratically elected gov.
5. Destroys opposition & gloats about it.
Only a few politicians are qualified to talk about democracy. Bola Tinubu is not one of them.
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@emmaikumeh "I'm not partisan 🤡" but your math is only adding up for Jagaban? Rest. You are a BATist
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The fact is Atiku or Peter Obi can't win the 2027 Presidential election on their individual own.
First of all, I am not a member of any political party so my opinion is my personal right.
If you look at the leadership composition of the ADC, majority are from the North.
Party membership-wise, the North has more numbers than the South, in ADC.
As for Obidients that are already pairing Peter Obi and Kwankwaso and think it is a winning ticket. It is not a winning ticket. He is only popular in Kano and maybe a bit in Jigawa.
The ticket will excite the South but not the North as the North does not really trust Kwankwaso.
Most of the stakeholders in South-South are supporters of Tinubu. Compare the numbers to the number of leaders in the North that are in ADC.
In Southeast, many of the leaders may be in APC but there is an emotional attachment to Peter Obi.
People don't much have much emotional attachment to Peter Obi in South-South, compared to Southeast.
The South-West is a no-go area. We all already know.
In South-West, I predict that alot of votes will be pumped out in frightening proportion.
North Central have always been non-aligned. They gave the three major candidates in the last Presidential election, I think up to a million votes each.
So this assumption that with Obi/Kwankwaso ticket, the election will be won by the opposition before 12noon is a big joke.
This over-reliance on Kwankwaso is a big joke. What are you offering the North? The North loves power. Even the Kwankwaso is not that popular even in North West and in majority of the States in the North.
And as for the Atiku supporters; one thing is true, Atiku is currently not that popular in the South.
Atiku needs somebody to help him out in the South.
Like I said earlier, the strength of ADC is their unity. If they are not united, the coalition is finished. I don't see that unity in ADC yet because the three Presidential aspirants are over-ambitious.
So anyhow they want to arrange the ticket, without unity to get the campaign works done, before 12noon on election day, the opposition will lose the election.
In Southeast, there are patterns ongoing in which many people are entrenching themselves in APC because of 2031 and 2039.
It is part of why ADC is battling for acceptance in the South. Most of the places that ADC events have been attacked so far are in the South, e.g Cross River, Rivers and Edo.
I advise the ADC to get its acts together. It's strength is its unity and not in the over-ambitiousness for power by any of them regardless of any ticket arrangement.

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@Ntob @Naughtyboi007 This your analysis is correct! The Northern power players know that if Atiku clinches power, they are locked out for 16 years. So choosen Peter Obi is pure strategic interest for return in 2031.
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BREAKING NEWS!
I have it on good authority—Atiku Abubakar will not clinch the ADC ticket in 2027.
The growing consensus within the party is clear — the presidency should return to the South. And that changes everything.
Key northern power players like Rabiu Kwankwaso, Aminu Tambuwal, and Nasir El-Rufai are reading the room.
Their quiet alignment isn’t accidental.
It’s strategic. Reason Atiku went on rampage yesterday.
An Atiku presidency in 2027 likely locks the North out for another 16 years — 8 years of Atiku, followed by a return to the South under zoning.
For ambitious northern politicians, that’s political exile in slow motion.
Supporting Peter Obi isn’t just about preference — it’s about interest.
2027 is not just a contest of popularity as Atikulates wants you to believe. It’s a chessboard of survival, timing, and long-term ambition.
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For the ADC hesitating to announce unequivocally that the presidential ticket is zoned to the south is a problem.
Peter Obi CANNOT BE VP CANDIDATE AGAIN To Anybody And He Knows It.
If ADC ever gives their presidential ticket to Atiku Abubakar or any northerner no matter who the person may be, they will lose the election woefully.
— Prof. Udenta
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When Peter Obi left PDP, it's journey to coma started. Today it is comatose.
The joined Labour party and took them out of coma and they became the party everyone talked about.
When he left Labour party, they went back to coma.
He is at ADC now and all people are talking about is the ADC.
At each of these parties, he was forced out and they never recovered.
Only a fool would ignore history.
ADC, don't be foolish.
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