Mr BlackSmith

@OryHarde @wandyvirus This guy here just said the honest truth. How can a presidential aspirant rely on “trust me bro” as a strategy to attain presidency? People who talk like that usually end up disappointing, plus his records as governor in Anambra has nothing to envy when critically assessed.

@novieverest Even Obi himself will disagree he schooled PYO. He go tear ACL. He is just spewing gibberish having no clear understanding of governance.

This Peter Obi who schooled Osinbajo on Petrol subsidy. Listen to Peter Obi's stand on subsidy. See how detailed he is. This was 2019. 7 years ago. Agbado members - Both Tinubu and Peter Obi agreed to remove subsidy.

@gentlemanway007 The fact that you were not embarrassed enough to share this as his plans for electricity is shameful to be frank. Having listened to this, what did you come away with as the plan for electricity? Make sure to quote him and not inject your own thoughts or opinion. Humour us pls.

For those asking how Peter Obi plans to fix electricity, here is an old video of him explaining it. Please watch it before embarrassing yourselves any further. Shameless 😂

@sowore @OfficialAPCNg Not you Sowore pretending not to know that electricity privatization was shabbily handled by Atiku and the then PDP. PDP put us in this quagmire. APC is the first party attempting to solve this problem properly.

The corruption in Nigeria’s power sector is so vast, so deeply entrenched, that it will take a sledgehammer, not a feather duster, to smash the monumental heist that has kept our people in darkness for decades. I saw this as far back as 2018, before this @OfficialAPCNg operative admitted public in this podcast. Hear it here. The solution remains the same:, dismantle the cartel, democratize electricity, and deliver power to the people. #Sowore2027

@BlehisBack That you are sold on that propaganda tells more on you than on Fashola. Man is too serious for some flimsy shenanigans. Fashola is not PitObi serving rice to perform for the camera/obidients.

I really really like fashola ❤️ He is one intelligent politician. However, I haven’t moved past that 2020 “camera finding” skit he joined them to do 😭💔 How do you bring yourself so low to be used in that manner?

@FieldCommando @BlehisBack Your last line had me spilling my tea... 😂😂😅

@BlehisBack It wasn't a skit though. More than likely coincidental that someone left their camera there in all the mayhem. Fashola isn't performative. Never was, never will be. As an aside, you cannot listen to Fashola and listen to Obi and think Obi is not mad.

@whema Valid reason to divorce tbvh

Last conversation before a divorce! Who is wrong? 🤔

@omo_Akinbile "He is a danger to the society" 😂😂😅😅

He’s not familiar😭

A man expresses love through duty.

@Henry_Nnamdee @LeonardoOkojie @CRawkeen Lol. Just say you lack any example instead of beating about the bush. You keep pointing out excuses why you can't give any example instead of actually giving one. Something Obi is also fantastic at. Empty air!!

@saintjyde @LeonardoOkojie @CRawkeen Who are you again? You can’t even display your real name but you want me to be bothered about your assessments on who is uninspiring or not The jokes write itself

I quoted the wrong tweet earlier. There's climate change and there's climate change policy. The latter is what he described as a poisoned holy communion. It wasn’t gibberish; it was a metaphor. A very good one at that. Tinubu was talking about how difficult the policy can be for poor countries like Nigeria to implement immediately. Nigeria here is the poor church rat. The Holy communion is the climate change policies, which are seen as morally good or necessary. But again, it's poisonous because it can hurt poor nations like Nigeria economically especially if we are forced to adopt them without any financial support. So put simply, you can’t expect poor countries to bear the painful cost of climate policies especially when we have contributed way less to global carbon emissions. It's a solid argument. If I didn't do Literature in English in secondary school, I might also be laughing at it with you today.

@Henry_Nnamdee @LeonardoOkojie @CRawkeen Afford all of us the benefit of doubt and cite one solid example. Truthfully, Obi comes off as full and uninspiring. That's my honest assessment.

@LeonardoOkojie @CRawkeen Asking me to give you an example is like telling me to wake someone who is pretending to be asleep Run from you or who?🤡

@DrUsmanIsyaku But this same scenario was exactly what happened in 2023 and Tinubu won. Peter Obi was at his peak that year. Play the same card again and Tinubu wins with a wider margin this time around. It is a no brainer man!

Mr Tinubu didn't envision a 3-horse race with the south splitting into 2 and a single northern candidate. This is a fatal blow on his second term ambition. He knows correctly that the SE will go Obi. That his new SS alliance is now degraded by about 50%. That his NC plan is now in the mud because Obi has a significant presence there and appeals to his Christian base. The NW and NE will go predominantly Atiku. Tinubu is left with only the SW and a few percentages he will manage to get in the SS and NC. His next move would be to stop Atiku from emerging by all means possible. I don't want to be pre-emptive but I know that he will try every tool in his toolkit. His second term is naturally unpopular and now being severely threatened by Atiku and Obi running on separate tickets. Rabi'u Kwankwaso is insignificant this time around. Atiku will win Kano because the people are wide awake by the challenges of life that APC has meted out on the country. Selling Obi in Kano will be his hardest political assignment ever.

@Aikoges This guy is empty. It is baffling that he seeks to be president. He could not deliver on a new Anambra but mouths a new Nigeria he himself does not believe in. Opportunist oshi

Remain with your classmates, because I can tell you that in the New Nigeria, you will not be a leader unless you attended a school and people know your classmates.
— Peter Obi

@AbduljalaalMusa Allah is even more difficult than DNA🤷🤷 DNA 🧬 does not invoke curses on you for trying to know the truth but Allah forbids you from knowing the truth. Won't you rather go with DNA instead of this difficult Allah🤷😃

@Oyeanif @SirJarus Governor. Can you point out the malicious undertone pls? You all need to get rid of the belief that anyone who is pointing out anything is out to get you. Pls get down from your high horses and/or whatever complex you suffer from, unless you are seeking an echo chamber.

@SirJarus The lesson here was to encourage people to fact check information. Even the best / more knowledgeable of us can, and will make mistakes. I thought that was clear. The rest of your comments are rooted in your faux perception of one trying to get you. I’m not on that time.

Take "anything" with a pinch lol He has tweeted 100,000 things. All public. Viewed by millions. But 1 thing, out of 100,000, that someone I respect on the subject disagrees on, is your conclusion to take everything with "pinch" Just say you wan say wetin dey your mind before, Mr Clocker! Like you had been waiting for this kind of day lmao. BTW, I don't agree with her. I have my facts about all four living in Ikoyi. For all we know, it may even be another Ikoyi joke by her. But Dr Ola is someone I respect, as she knows these people and has personal relationship with a couple of them, that's the only reason I'm not arguing with her. Spare me "pinch" thing. 1 out of 100,000 things I have tweeted, and you are giddily telling people to dismiss everything I have tweeted. Just because of one correction in over 100,000 public tweets. I know who you are.

@EleshoOlamide You are despicable!

They are actually the highest pretenders I’ve ever seen in my life.

Most hijab sisters in 100 level. VS. Final year

@RumideKunle @Mademoixcel @EleshoOlamide Gaslighting is when you focus on the reaction rather the trigger. Isn't @EleshoOlamide a useless product of a wh0re to characterise sisters this way? The reply is apt and has nothing to do with chastity. Why is yr interest on the reply than the cause? Are you similar to the OP?

@Mademoixcel @EleshoOlamide may be he generalize too much on this, I want to know why u are this riled up? going by ur level of chastity

I have never even kissed a man in my entire life. I understand that your sister is w@yward, but you don’t have to project her behavior on others. If your mum also wasn’t a wh0re, maybe she would have had enough moral left to instill in her, but like mother like daughter

Soludo knows him really well

@xagreat Call your doctor. Misery is one part of the many afflictions you should address.

NELFUND started in 2024. It takes 5 years to get a B.Tech. This boy graduated in 2026. So who paid his school fees in 2021, 2022 and 2023? The moment I saw his tweet, I knew it was a political PR. How can a sane child finish school and not be grateful to his parents who paid his school fees for 3 years but be grateful to the man who made school unaffordable for him and gave him loan to pay the unaffordable fees?

@YhungProf0 @_HREmpress May your light never dim. You are destined for greatness. 4.89/5.0 is no mean feat, it is superbly brilliant - the kind of stuffs champions accomplish. May you go far in life. Congratulations again to you and your parents. You all are deserving.

Amid the flood of felicitations following my convocation as Overall Best Graduating Student of LAUTECH, I find it necessary to address the stir around my NELFUND appreciation post. I accept the praise, life changing offers and the backlash, in good faith. Still, it is only fair to set the record straight. I hail from a village in Osun State, raised in a modest family of five. I attended public primary and secondary schools, not by choice, but because even the most inexpensive private schools were beyond our means. Even then, survival itself; food and clothing was a daily struggle. I walked miles to school each morning, while my parents laboured as jacks-of-all-trades to make ends meet. For nine defining years before I entered university, we lived within sight of basic amenities yet beyond our reach, no electricity, no television; just lanterns and candles. Against these odds, I earned a scholarship and now this distinction. In my third year, a coursemate’s father, someone I had once tutored academically, gifted me my first smartphone which I am still using till now. On several occasions, lecturers, moved by quiet compassion, provided me with clothing. There are many other instances, too numerous to recount. So, I say this plainly, not all of us are born with a silver spoon. Some of us climbed the ladder by holding on to every rung of legitimate support we could find. As an engineering student aspiring to make academic history, should I resort myself to blaming my family’s financial situation for my inability to afford fees and essentials like a reliable smartphone or laptop needed for skills and certifications? For me personally, NELFUND was not incidental; it was instrumental and to acknowledge what helped one’s journey is neither propaganda nor misplaced allegiance. It is simply an act of appreciation. Thank you @NELFUND and everyone that contributed to this success! Greatness awaits all of Us.