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3 years of TBAT presidency, I haven't seen grassroot development in sectors like HEALTH, EDUCATION, AGRICULTURE ,PRODUCTION INDUSTRY and POWER. So what exactly is he doing. If he is working. Those in the slums won't see the IMPACT. that the difference between GEJ and TBAT

@Almubarakbalo01 @ChuksEricE Twua, just how many years, so cost of living high

The ruler of Dubai is Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum has been in power since January 2006 after the death of his brother. As of June 2026, he has been in power for about 20 years and 5 months as Ruler of Dubai. My question is, can you also allow Asiwaju rule for 20 years before you make comparison?

"Where is this Reno Omokri who is always showing us clothes at Nigerian airports? Has he ever been to Dubai Airport? There is no comparison between the two, despite Nigeria having more mineral resources than them. I will even buy a ticket for you to visit Dubai Airport so you can make a proper comparison and stop showing us old-fashioned facilities." — Isaac Fayose to Reno Omokri.

@Midatlblog @ChuksEricE Madam be truthful for once, Dubai is far better than us in infrastructure. Is it the airport NEPA takes light abi another one dey

@ChuksEricE So u think dubai airport is cheap? Do u know how much it cost uae government to build it? The one the president is building in lagos u people keep complaining about the cost. U want good thing but dont want to pay for it

@HAHayatu Hayatu will come online to twerk lies. People wants good leadership. Not voting bloc, TBat and Buhari have made people seen that voting bloc is waste. We will meet at the polling center and decide who becomes president. Kachala is coming 4th. Let's test his popularity with no gov

Peter Obi need to know that he is from a minority voting bloc, in politics one has to be patient, even a Tinubu that is from a zone that is twice of Obi had to follow the NW particularly to get to where he wanted. SE that PO comes from brings just 8% of votes , with his gragra he can never be president. See the stats (2023) NW- 28% NC- 17% SW- 16% NE- 14% SS- 11% SE-8%

@nuhuyohanna39 Buhari lost 3 times even with the propaganda that north has high voting bloc. That lie can't sell. Nobody care about voting bloc. What citizens want is good leadership . So rest Oga

My problem with Obi is not just that he cannot win, but that he is a great obstacle to his region's chance to produce a President. Nobody is going to take the SE seriously if they give Obi their whole votes.

@Isile199 @Uno_009 Wetin you take do this Abeg my brother

@Uno_009 She go dey bench

Breaking: Ngozi Ezeonu just agreed to deputize Atiku Abubakar. AtiNgo2027

@Pharmacio001 Inside your dreams

In Sha Allah, this is what the outcome of the 2027 presidential election will look like.

@KafinHausaa Immediately Obi Left ADC,the aura and flavour d@ed. It became freeze,every time Kachala. This time he is coming 5th position after sowere

The people of the North love Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, and she is popular in many households, unlike Peter Obi, the desperate free-ticket man.

@Ucijomanta So they should vote for Dubai mikano Lordship. His lot is 4th position. Always on ballot on every eKe election day

2027: Don't vote for Bola Tinubu or Peter Obi. Vote for HE Atiku Abubakar, the man that has what it takes to set Nigeria on the path of growth.

@RazorSharpener1 @MobilePunch 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣, Kachalla ticket cut immediately Obi left Anti Demonic party

@MobilePunch Oh it's all over the dailies and internet. What an impressive development. It hasn't even started, until campaign starts,then he will face and see real backlash if he thinks he can turn himself to a spoiler,he will meet his Doom. Desperate dumb ediot.

2027: 𝗢𝗯𝗶-𝗞𝘄𝗮𝗻𝗸𝘄𝗮𝘀𝗼 𝗯𝗶𝗱 𝗳𝗮𝗰𝗲𝘀 𝗡𝗼𝗿𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗻 𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗱 𝗠𝗼𝗿𝗲: punchng.com/2027-obi-kwank…

@MobilePunch Fake news, if you like say OBI-KWAKWASOR bid face Hell resistance. He is the next president

@ADCVanguard_ Dubai Star finding it hard to pick VP, every one is afraid of been used and dump

Kwankwaso’s biggest political mistake is not that he is negotiating. Every serious politician negotiates. His real problem is that he is now allowing himself to be dragged into a political arrangement that many Arewa voters see as an insult to their memory, their identity, and their political intelligence. For years, Kwankwaso enjoyed a special kind of goodwill in the North. Even people who did not belong to Kwankwasiyya respected his grassroots strength, his Kano structure, and his ability to mobilize ordinary people. He was seen as a stubborn northern political actor who could bargain from a place of strength. But the moment the conversation shifted to serving as Peter Obi’s running mate, many people began to ask: what exactly is Kwankwaso doing? This is not because northerners hate political alliances. The North has always understood coalition politics. The issue is the symbolism. Peter Obi is not just another politician in the eyes of many northern voters. He carries heavy political baggage among people who still remember the controversies around his time as Anambra governor, including allegations about treatment of northerners, religious tensions, demolitions, and the wider perception that his politics has never shown deep emotional connection with the North. Whether Obi’s supporters like it or not, perception matters in politics. And in the North, perception can become electoral reality very quickly. So when Kwankwaso, who once presented himself as a northern power broker, is now being discussed as Obi’s possible deputy, many Arewa voters are not seeing strategy. They are seeing surrender. They are not seeing alliance. They are seeing political demotion. They are not seeing national unity. They are seeing a man who once wanted to lead Nigeria now preparing to stand behind someone whose movement has repeatedly insulted, mocked, and dismissed northern political relevance. That is why the anger is growing. Kwankwaso spent years building a political image as a man of structure. But this possible Obi arrangement risks reducing him to a regional bargaining chip. It makes him look like a politician who could not expand beyond Kano, could not become the national force he promised, and is now willing to accept second place under a movement that does not even genuinely respect his base. And that is where Atiku Abubakar remains different. Atiku does not need to borrow northern legitimacy from anyone. He already has it. He does not need to pretend to understand coalition politics. He has built national alliances for decades. He understands the North, the South, the economy, the private sector, the political class, and the painful realities of ordinary Nigerians. The 2027 election will not be won by online emotion. It will be won by structure, trust, experience, negotiation, and national acceptability. Kwankwaso may still have loyal supporters, but if he truly agrees to become Obi’s running mate, then he should prepare for the biggest political backlash of his career in Arewa. Because many northern voters will not follow him into a ticket they believe disrespects their political weight. The North is watching. Kano is watching. Arewa is watching. Data is brutal.

@drkenon2 People wey normal for this Nikita APP no reach 50

Wetin be this ?😹😹😹😹😹

@ADCVanguard_ Gbam,. Data is Brutal

Not even in your dreams. If Peter Obi gets 2% in Kaduna, Atiku will handover his mandate to him.

@ADCVanguard_ Why can't he use AMEACHI as running mate

Calling Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala “IPOB” because she is Igbo is not politics. It is lazy ethnic profiling dressed as analysis. This is the kind of dangerous nonsense that has poisoned Nigerian politics for too long. A Nigerian can be Igbo without being IPOB. A Nigerian can be Yoruba without being APC. A Nigerian can be Hausa or Fulani without being a northern hegemonist. Serious people judge leaders by record, competence, character, and service, not by the tribe they were born into. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is not a street-level political extremist. She is one of Nigeria’s most respected global technocrats. She has served Nigeria, served Africa, and served the world with distinction. To reduce her name to cheap ethnic suspicion only exposes the poverty of the argument. And that is exactly why an Atiku and Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala ticket, if ever considered, would terrify political lightweights. It would combine politics with global credibility, experience with competence, national spread with international respect, and economic understanding with institutional discipline. Atiku Abubakar understands coalition-building. He understands enterprise, job creation, investment, federal balance, and the delicate art of holding Nigeria’s diversity together. Okonjo-Iweala represents economic credibility, global networks, discipline, reform experience, and the kind of reputation that can immediately restore confidence in Nigeria’s economy. That is not an IPOB ticket. That is a competence ticket. Those attacking the idea know the danger it poses to APC and every unserious political formation. They know Atiku already has the national structure, northern strength, southern reach, and opposition experience. Add a globally respected figure like Okonjo-Iweala to that conversation, and the election becomes a battle between competence and propaganda. Nigeria is tired of ethnic blackmail. Nigerians want food, jobs, security, stable currency, serious leadership, and respect abroad again. If your only argument against Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is her tribe, then you have no argument. Atiku represents unity. Ngozi represents competence. Together, even as a political idea, they expose how empty the opposition to them truly is.

@D_goodybag Borrow you as en how? How many head does your governor have? He should step up his game

Imagine what he would do with Rivers resources, can we borrow him? 😩

@Pharmacio001 Brig another propaganda up, this one failed at the day you posted it.

Obidients moved from voting against Muslim/Muslim ticket in 2023 to now fully supporting a Governor who established SHARIA LAW in Kano state. Never seen a more confused people than them.