OBIdient Akanbi

There’s a Catholic man who works in a private company around here. Very devoted man. The kind that never misses morning Mass and always carries his rosary in his pocket. Yesterday, he informed his boss that he wouldn’t be coming to work today because it’s Ascension Day, a Holy Day of Obligation in the Catholic Church. He explained it respectfully and even apologized for the inconvenience. His boss didn’t argue. He just nodded and said, “Alright, no problem.” The man felt happy. He thought he had met an understanding boss. So this morning, he woke up early, ironed his white native, attended Mass, and stayed behind after the service to help arrange chairs in the parish hall. While he was still in church, his phone kept vibrating inside his pocket, but he ignored it because he was in the presence of God. After Mass, he finally checked his phone and saw several missed calls from his office. Then he opened a message from his boss that read: “As christ has ascended today, kindly ascend permanently from this company too.”

"Tinubu and Atiku have run out of tricks and the most important thing for them is that they don't Peter Obi on the ballot. Obi says things that make sense to the common man" - Jimi Disu

From a hotel housekeeper I clean hotel rooms. Marriott downtown. Nine years. Same floor. Same rooms. You see everything people leave behind. Trash. Clothes. Tips. Sometimes notes. Last March I started noticing Room 412. Every Monday. Same guest. Business traveller. Never left a mess. Always left a five-dollar tip. Folded under the coffee cup. Every single Monday for three months. Then the tips stopped. Week fourteen. Still Monday. Still Room 412. But no tip. Just the room. Cleaned exactly like before. Bed made. Different note. "Thank you. Interview in Columbus didn't go well. Three more scheduled. Running out of clean shirts. Hotel laundry is expensive. Doing my best." I found his shirts. Four dress shirts. Hanging in the bathroom. He was hand-washing them in the sink. Drying them on hangers. They were wrinkled. Water-stained. You can't interview in shirts like that. I took them. Brought them to our laundry. Told them it was for a guest. Priority. They cleaned and pressed them. Perfect. I hung them back in his closet. Left a note. "Laundry included this week. Good luck." Week eighteen. New note from Michael. "I don't know how to thank you. Got called back for a second interview. The company in Denver. Wearing one of the shirts you cleaned. Feeling more confident. You didn't have to do this." He was right. I didn't. But I kept thinking about him. Hand-washing shirts in a hotel sink. Trying to look professional while falling apart. Using his last points to keep searching.

Would you still come late if your boss deducted ₦200 every time? I once worked in a printing house where we also had a retail outlet that sold books. My boss was very homely and nice. One day, she gathered all of us in the meeting room and brought refreshments...minerals, snacks, very heavy buns, and egg rolls. We all ate excitedly and kept praising her. After the enjoyment, she stood in front of us and said: “When you receive your salaries tonight, don’t be surprised at the amount. Since you people have refused to be punctual at work, I have been deducting ₦200 every day from anyone who comes late. It’s okay to come late, at least we will have another batch of refreshments next month.” After that, she walked away. We all shouted, “Jesus!” The next day by 7: 30, we were all already at work waiting for our boss. She walked in by 7: 45, looked at everyone, and said: “So you people don’t like egg rolls and minerals anymore?” 😂

Verdict: True ✅ Donations: Over N330M specifically to healthcare in 2025, and over N1BN total across education/health by July 2025. ✅ UK Property: Bought his first London house in 1987 (age 26) and others before 2006. He was the Chairman of Fidelity Bank and a global distributor for brands like Heinz & Ovaltine by his early 30s. He’s been 'liquid' for 30+ years

@HarmlessHQ And that's CLEAN MONEY. He didn't have to do drugs in Chicago, lie about nonexistent inheritance and work experiences, etc.

When I realised that Peter Obi donated over N400 million for different causes in 2025, I begin to imagine how liquid the man is. My research stopped immediately I discovered that this man paid £1 million dollars cash for a house in the UK in 1993. He was 31 years old!!!!!!

To Muslims moving to Japan: Japan is not an Islamic country. 🐷Pork is normal. 🍺Alcohol is normal. 🔥Cremation is normal. ⛩️Shrines, temples, Buddhist statues, and Shinto traditions are everywhere. Japan has a deeply polytheistic culture, often described as having “eight million gods.” Men and women work together. Marriage is monogamous. LGBT acceptance is growing. In other words, many normal parts of Japanese life may be considered haram under Islamic rules. But Japan is not the one that needs to change. You are free to practice your religion. But Japan is also free to remain Japan. When you move to another country, you respect its culture. You do not demand that country become yours.

@CrazyVibes_1 You forgot that they under pay the driver who expects a tip while your data is sold on a daily basis even when you aren't ordering

Ordering a Pizza for Delivery 1995 – You call – You order in 2 minutes – It arrives in 30 minutes 2005 – You go to the website – You customize it – It arrives in 45 minutes 2026 – You download the app – You create an account with email verification – You add your address with a PIN on the map – The map can't find your street – You add it manually – You select a pizza – The ingredient you want has an extra charge – You add a card – Payment error – You pay with another method – "Your order will arrive in 85 to 140 minutes"

Christian hospitals treat tens of millions of Nigerians, some estimates as high as 97 million people. Christian churches have many schools that provide better education than government schools. Please do not put Christianity in the same category as Islam in Nigeria.

In today’s politics, 42 is the ripe age to become the SSA to the First Lady, after insulting everybody on behalf of the party online (must be in your CV). Then after two tenures (8years), you might be due for ambassadorial appointment, so you can steal money you will use to campaign for House of Assembly 😊

Jensen Huang runs the biggest company in the world. He hugs his employees, signs autographs in Taiwan like a pop star, and once left a $1,000 tip at a Denny's. He also screams at his executives for 20 minutes at a time, while his PR team stands frozen in the corner, trained never to step in. The company is Nvidia. Its chips are inside almost every AI system in the world. This week Nvidia hit $5.48 trillion. That makes it bigger than Apple, bigger than Microsoft, bigger than any company that has ever existed. The friendly Jensen is the one you see in interviews. Fans crowd him for selfies in Taiwan. He still goes to Denny's for breakfast, the same chain where he started Nvidia in 1993 with two engineering friends and forty thousand dollars. The $1,000 tip story comes from his biographer Stephen Witt, who tagged along to breakfast one morning. Inside Nvidia, his executives see a different man. Sixty of them report straight to him, and he refuses to meet any of them one-on-one. Every conversation, every decision, every mistake happens in front of the whole group. He calls this "extreme co-design." When someone slips up, Witt says Jensen makes them stand in front of the whole room of 100 or 200 people and tears them apart. One former executive told AFP that he "rips people to shreds" over major mistakes. His own way of putting it: "I'd rather torture you into greatness because I believe in you." Bloomberg interviewed ten current and former Nvidia employees. They described seven-day workweeks, with days ending at 1 or 2 in the morning. Ten meetings every day with more than thirty people in each room. Shouting matches were routine. Witt's portrait goes darker. He says Jensen lives inside "a mental torture chamber," beating himself up over his own mistakes. Asked to throw the first pitch at a baseball game in Taiwan, Jensen warned the crowd to look away, then spent six months practicing in his backyard with his wife every day until he could throw properly. The warmth and the fury sit inside the same person and run at the same time. A nine-year-old sent by mistake to a Kentucky reform school in 1973, sharing a room with a 17-year-old wrapped in tape from a recent knife fight, cleaning toilets every day for two years, does not grow up to build a $5.48 trillion company by being only one thing. War general who loves to giggle is exactly right.

Dear Arewa people, According to Mikano boys, anyone that doesn't follow their principal is an enemy of the North. Can you please help us ask them if Bala Mohammed is also an enemy of the north since he didn't follow their principal?😃

Wang's 2017 court victory; ordering Qihua to clean up the waste and pay 820,000 yuan ($120k) to 55 families was overturned on appeal. He kept fighting with his "Senior Citizen Environmental Protection Team," but faced harassment from police urging him to drop it. The battle dragged on; Wang died in 2018, his health broken from years of stress and activism, with full justice still elusive.

A Chinese farmer who quit school in the third grade spent 16 years teaching himself law to sue a chemical company for polluting his village. Wang Enlin couldn’t afford to buy all the law books, so he studied at a local bookstore. He paid the store in bags of corn to let him sit and read, copied all the information by hand and learned what he could with the help of a dictionary. He won the case in 2017.

My in-laws were always first in to see our babies at the hospital, and I welcomed that. My own parents never even came. That’s cuz as soon as I was in labor they were at our house making it spic and span for baby’s homecoming. My dad watched the other kids and did yard work while my mom cleaned and grocery shopped and fixed my husband's favorite foods. She would get my bed all freshly ready with a vase of flowers next to it and clean jammies laid out and a tea tray ready to go. They were there to welcome the baby home and then my mom would stay for a week making sure I wanted for absolutely nothing. Their absence at the hospital was always the best present.

Obidients, look at the full picture. This Global LeadHaus graphic is not just “good news for Obi.” It is a loud warning siren. Raw support says Peter Obi is far ahead: Peter Obi: 67% — about 2,307,150 respondents Tinubu: 23% — about 792,350 respondents Atiku: 6% — about 206,700 respondents Others: 4% — about 137,800 respondents On popularity alone, Obi is eating the field alive. Tinubu is far behind. Atiku is distant. Amaechi, Makinde, Sowore and the rest are barely breathing in the numbers. But elections are not won by popularity inside a survey. Elections are won by people with PVCs. That is where the danger starts. Only 18% of Obi’s supporters in the sample had PVC, giving him about 415,287 PVC-ready supporters. Tinubu, with only 23% raw support, had 79.6% PVC ownership, giving him about 630,311 PVC-ready supporters. Atiku, despite just 6% raw support, had 72.6% PVC ownership, giving him about 150,064 PVC-ready supporters. Others had 46% PVC ownership, giving them about 63,388 PVC-ready supporters. So the real PVC-ready race in this dataset becomes: Tinubu: 630,311 Peter Obi: 415,287 Atiku: 150,064 Others: 63,388 That means Obi can be massively popular and still be electorally exposed. Tinubu can be less popular and still be better positioned because his voters are ready to vote. Atiku’s base may be smaller, but it is also more PVC-prepared than Obi’s by percentage. This is the message: Obi is winning preference. Tinubu is winning voter readiness. Atiku’s smaller camp is also more PVC-ready. The smaller candidates are not the threat. The PVC gap is the threat. No more comfort in crowd size. No more social media chest-beating. No more “we are many” without proof of registration. The assignment is simple: convert sympathy into PVCs, convert noise into ward-level structure, convert support into actual voters. Because on election day, INEC will not count passion. INEC will count accredited voters. No PVC, no power. ONLY 42 WORKING DAYS LEFT TO INEC FINAL PVC DEADLINE!!! cc: @PeterObi @KwankwasoRM @1MMCSpace @EmirSirdam @ruffydfire @firstladyship @RealQueenBee__ @Peter4Nigeria @AishaYesufu @EstherUmoh10 @NaijaPrez @Sports_Doctor2 @UnkleAyo @ifesalakooffice @tudobams @DrOaikhena @iamHSDickson @NigeriaNDCHQ @n6oflife6

What manner of LOVE is this? What manner of JOY? I see a Nelson Mandela-type figure. People genuinely love this man. They embrace & sing his name, as if he is the deliverer. They follow him everywhere, as if they are expecting some sort of miracle. In him? They see HOPE when the people have become increasingly hopeless. They see LIGHT, when dark clouds have enveloped the nation. He came along when elders of the land left the stage. It was time someone got back in the fight. They see in him a piety that could inspire a nation to act right. He is that son that every parent would want. When you meet him, you just know you’ve been touched by something greater than large. The belief in him is almost Messianic. The grace he carries is not ordinary. Wherever he goes, he creates a carnival-like atmosphere. This can only happen when a people has been through the wringer. People genuinely believe his sound; there is a ring to it. This is the story of victory, how underdogs can win. He enters the scene, & the atmosphere changes. Suddenly, people start to believe that they can actually win. He can inspire an army to battle. He creates a type of new feeling, new sound, new courage. The type of energy that “a people on their knees defeated would need!” They filter in & sort of remain in the air. This is fresh bread from Louisiana, a pork roast. It is tangible. You can feel it, you can smell & touch it. This is lobsters & corn on the cob. I see a nice steak. This is curry soup, chicken of course! Here is something fresh. Something oddly satisfying that reinvigorates our palates. I see greatness, a legend is born. His Rite of Passage is complete. My tears are running wild. They are there to protect & lubricate my eyes. This girl was born crying. I am one of the lucky ones. She is so glad she lived in your time. This is the memory of our forebears. Something truly essential, memorable, legendary. A New Nigeria is POssible. 😭😫✊

FACT: Most of those attacking Peter Obi today: people like Reno, Kenneth and others, once had glowing things to say about him publicly. But the irony is even louder on the other side... Most of those loudly praising Bola Tinubu today: names like Reno, FFK, etc — once said some of the harshest things about him. 🤔 If you don't get it, forget about it. 👩🏾‍🦯👩🏾‍🦯👩🏾‍🦯