Avogadro's Constant

@Olag0ke Yoruba mentality. Fake loyalty

I still don’t know why

@RealAdeshina Panicking is that your?

Atiku, Obi and RMK vs PBAT Before 12pm, APC don win. End.

Nigeria Bleeds Arriving back from my visit to Kano this evening, I received disturbing news and images from Jos of a painful attack at the Angwa Rukuba area, Jos North, Plateau State. The recurring loss of innocent lives in Plateau State reminds us, yet again, of the insecurity innocent citizens face in our nation without any protection. These continuous devastating headlines are a reminder of a nation that is steadily normalising the loss of its own people. It is unacceptable that these attacks happen with such frequency, and even more unacceptable that there seems to be no decisive, sustained strategy to end them. No nation or leader normalises tragedy. The safety of Nigerian lives must become non-negotiable, we cannot continue to mourn what should have been prevented. Enough is enough. My heart goes out to the families who have lost loved ones. May the souls of the departed rest in peace, and their memories never be forgotten. I pray that we get a country where the loss of lives is no longer a recurring reality. We cannot continue like this. -PO

@ManLikeIcey Mr man stop projecting. By hierarchy Atiku is the leader of the party, so it's normal for people to see him. Sometimes, so sound so shallow, politically

All those defecting to ADC go straight to Atiku in his house. I’ll not teach political neophytes the course called politics 101. Go and learn it yourselves 😅

@Soyoye_Psi @Timi_The_Law Power is not meant to return to SW in 2023😎

@GotCashWorld @Timi_The_Law Power was not meant to remain in d south beyond 2015 since Jonathan had already used 6years in office. Supporting a Northern Candidate was the right thing in order not to distort pwr rotation. Tinubu's move was logical given Jonathan's loss of grip on his administration.

Which is good for Tinubu. It helps with southern sentiments. Elemi lo ma last!

@nuhuyohanna39 Realistically, Atiku/Obi will win NW, NE, SE and will be very competitive in SS, NC. But I don't trust OBJ boys in the north ( ie RMK, El Rufai and Ribadu). Atiku candidacy will face many challenges. I saw this in 2019 and 2023. But you see Obi/RMK, if Atiku back them, it can go

Atiku may not be an obstacle if the Obi/RMK ticket proves itself worthy of such a sacrifice My calculations is, how much can we win the North with such ticket if at all it can? The map is NW, NE and SE with wide margin while maintaining competitive numbers in the SS and the NC

@Soyoye_Psi @Timi_The_Law Tinubu was the pawn in 2015. Obi is even fighting to get the ticket so that power remains in the South. In 2015, Yorubas sold everything to the north. We witnessed it

@Timi_The_Law Obi is the pawn in their game! They are simply using him to appease the south.

@knowledge_AH Yes!!! I support him cos he's Igbo and he's better.

Most of you guys support Peter Obi because you’re from Igbo not cause you think he’s the better candidate. And y’all are not different from the oppressors tbh.

@kayodebakre8 This is how a slave reasons. Funding a political party is not a small thing rightly, but it's necessarily from govt money. So don't gloat yet, the money will come

They asked a Former Senate President if he would join ADC. He said no. He asked if they have any gov that can fund them. The truth is funding is majorly through govt money. No one uses hard earned money for such venture. So ADC will face serious funding problems

@bafeez_ @EstherUmoh10 @ValleyOfOld Peter Obi get people

@EstherUmoh10 @ValleyOfOld They said he has lost the movement, that people have seen through him. We told them he is the movement, he represents the people.

The king from the South makes an entry into the North. Peter Gregory Onubusi Okwute Obi.

@Ol0ye The drum is from APC, the man is just dancing to the beat of the drum.

He's about to understand how effective the DSS is.

@fopara03 The guy moves like gas. I knew this day will come. The manner he entered Anambra voters in 2002, I was so sure that 4 years is too much for him to change the narrative.

This man penetrated the North with nothing No rice, no spaghetti or indomie Just by being who he is Peter Obi!

@Mbahdeyforyou Foolish people.

You left Nigeria to go and install yourself as king in another country. Some Nigerians ehn

@Oshiogwe1 @Sarki_sultan Things are really happening in the core north. The perception about Peter Obi has sharply changed.

@Sarki_sultan If this realization spreads, it could completely shift the momentum for the 2027 race. True change happens when people put the country above their own immediate benefits.

Peter Obi no do anything to us oo, na selfish interest make us hate am since.

@tundeskie In a fair contest? He defeated him before in an unfair contest but they authorities went to the extreme. So if the election is fair, he will beat Tinubu silly

Do you think Peter Obi can defeat Bola Tinubu in a fair contest? Be factual.

@Updateboyx You'll soon run out of steam

Kwankwaso joined ADC and all of a sudden, you guys are happy. But when other governors joined APC you said they only had one vote. So how many votes does Kwankwaso have ? Una no real for this country.

@Updateboyx You and the 500+people that liked this stupidity are all mad. What's the relationship btw your quote and the post you quoted?

Post like this is the reason why I'm happy he was a former governor 😂. Guess what man couldn't conduct local government election for 7 years out of 8.

@EleluAyoola Why won't a Yoruba hype PDP? When it's now an arm Tinubu political structure? Ok

If you are watching the PDP National Convention and your blood pressure didn’t rise small out of sheer political shock, then honestly, you may need urgent clinical evaluation. What unfolded was not just a convention — it was a full-scale demonstration of political machinery. From the coordination to the crowd management, from the optics to the energy in the arena, it had all the ingredients of a party that still understands the theatre of power. The atmosphere was less of a routine party gathering and more of a political carnival with strategic undertones. The turnout was massive, the participation was broad-based, and the representation across the 36 states and the FCT sent a very loud message: PDP may be bruised, but it is far from buried. This is what political structure looks like. Not noise on social media. Not press statements typed with trembling fingers. Not “online presidency” powered by ring light and hashtags. Politics, especially in Nigeria, is not won by vibes and viral tweets. It is won by structure, mobilisation, delegate management, territorial presence, and institutional memory. And whether one likes PDP or not, what was on display was a reminder that serious politics is still ground game, not just grammar. Many people have confused internet excitement for electoral viability. But conventions like this expose the brutal truth: you cannot substitute organisation with outrage. In this country, power does not answer to aesthetics — it answers to architecture. © Adegboyega Michael Ademisoye.

@ManLikeIcey A good political move is to remain in NNPP that has low morale then fight APC and ADC that is making waves in the north? Otunba, this game pass you.

Kwankwaso to ADC isn’t a good political move for him but for the momentum of the party. Unless he joined to use the platform to stop Abba from getting re elected. He won’t be the Presidential candidate nor the VP candidate But it’ll help boost the party’s momentum.

@fleet_pixels @musa_kiliya @Umar__Sulaiman If one is not a good leader, he's a bad leader. Good is an umbrella name for other virtues of a leader

@musa_kiliya @Umar__Sulaiman Being good isn’t the only criteria needed of a leader. It goes much beyond being just good.

I will educate my people that Peter is a good man, not what they used to tell us. I will do it in Hausa voluntarily…