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@ToshoNoble @_SuperPiz Oyo too sure for seyi. People saying he can’t win are either delusional or they don’t live here.

@tosinyta @_SuperPiz Brr, oyo go vote am like madt, some of Lagos and osun will vote him .

Incase you missed it

@TheAjakeManger They will never.

Yorubas should redeem their image by voting massively for Seyi Makinde

@the_Lawrenz @chrisdadiva Person go don pack minimum of $2k on YouTube with long form videos.

This is what Facebook paid us for 270,441 views.

@SoftKanBai @_SuperPiz Normal🤌🤣

@TosinSteve99 @_SuperPiz For 77 years 😂

@Elkrosmediahub They don start na. They say he no fit get 25% for oyo state🤣🤣

How long do you think it will take before Tinubu’s supporters start calling Gov. Seyi Makinde a ‘betrayer’ like they called Prof. Yemi Osinbajo?

@olamathew777 @Oyo_Matters How?

@Oyo_Matters I'm 💯 percent sure that BAT is behind this A game plan

JUST IN : Seyi Makinde officiallly signs an Alliance MOU with APM , set to contest Presidency under the Party.

@FearlessDanreal @FeyiLux @Henry_Ejiofor1 @CWORK226381 No other sim works here. Mtn only. Airtel o, 9mobile o, glo o, them no dey work.

What other sim card are you guys using to verify your YouTube channels apart from MTN?? @FeyiLux @Henry_Ejiofor1 @CWORK226381

@instablog9ja @AfricanGodofWar That’s how it should be.

“Obi will be removed if he underperforms as president” — NDC reps aspirants

@mayowaofyt It’s possible but it won’t be easy. The damage is deep.

Just thinking out loud — is a new Nigeria really possible? Explain it to me like I’m a kid.

@ManLikeIcey Not more peter being atiku's running mate? Be like your own facts no stubborn again o🤣🤣

My issue with Atiku supporters is that they get carried away easily. I saw Kwankwaso’s tweet last night and was laughing at the replies. He’ll be Peter Obi’s running mate come 2027.

@BadPeesen @Tope_bukola @ARISEtv No he won’t. So enjoy the person who took it from less than N200 to N1300+. That’s actually better.

@TosinSteve99 @Tope_bukola @ARISEtv So obi go change fuel price to 200 naira? Wa dun gba Gan 😂😂

@BadPeesen @Tope_bukola @ARISEtv When you’re done laughing at them, go to the filling station and buy fuel cheaper with your laughternaira.

@Tope_bukola @ARISEtv Guy I just dey laugh this people 😂

@ManLikeIcey So your facts is stubborn about the atiku and obi ticket as a done deal no be done deal again?😂😂

Hahha Mr Peter Obi knows in his heart he was never going to participate in a direct primaries becuase he knows he can’t win. You can’t force consensus, if one out of 15 aspirants don’t agree then the process becomes void. Obi should contest in ADC primaries and don’t leave.

@ManLikeIcey This one job from morning till night na to dey talk about the man wey no get political prowess to win elections. If he’s that useless, you won’t spend the whole day talking about him. Well, if you don’t, how you wan see elon funds🥲

He had a very strong team of mobilizers around him in 2023 but now he’s surrounded with content creators and clout chasers online who have no political value and can’t win their polling units. Lessons will be learnt 🤩🤩🤩

@kicks_storeNG Honestly😂

Tell your customer if they like their back, they should throw that chair away

@_GideonOti @kuntakinte565 @Oyoaffairs Na him be the new chairman na. Tvc just reported.

@kuntakinte565 @TosinSteve99 @Oyoaffairs Lol seems you know so much about what's happening in ADC😂

Former Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi is currently in a closed-door meeting with Governor Seyi Makinde.

@kuntakinte565 @Oyoaffairs Who told you he went there to beg to become the vp? why are they also entertaining him? Everybody there will benefit from each other one way or the other. That’s why it’s called a coalition. Make the people wey dey brilliant than him run solo na if e sure for them😂🤌

@TosinSteve99 @Oyoaffairs Begging for VP ticket up and down is building bridges? Begging people that are more brilliant than you when it comes to governance to step down for you to be VP is building bridges abi?

@kuntakinte565 @Oyoaffairs Back in 2023, you guys said he doesn’t have structure and didn’t build bridges. Now the man is doing what every politician does which is building bridges, negotiating, consulting and trying to build structures around, you’re complaining again. Shey all is well bayii?

@Oyoaffairs If he thinks he can convince Seyi Makinde to relinquish the VP ticket for him then he's joking.

@josh_olonade Bold of you to think they each agreed to join the coalition without a collective agreement already made.

Politics is a ruthless game, yes, but Atiku, Kwankwanso etc have related with Peter Obi with calculated deception from the beginning of this “coalition”. Atiku CANNOT realistically go to the North’s core political Islamic stronghold and ask them to support Peter Obi as President while asking them to settle again for vice after another Southerner. He’s a literal mix of the two worlds that the north is deeply biased against (Igbo + Christian), and Atiku is fully aware of that. Jonathan success was a circumstantial fluke, that’s why he didn’t win second term. Kwakwanso knows this too. Yet they still aligned with Obi, fully aware he joined believing he had a real shot at the presidential ticket. Obi, on his part, also miscalculated, he didn’t secure that position upfront and relied on internal victory. Here’s the core issue: when you enter an alliance rooted in entrenched dirty political structures, you don’t outplay those who have mastered that system, you get outmaneuvered. That’s why everything is tilting toward Atiku. The alliance was never about making Obi president ; it was about leveraging his momentum. Atiku saw his numbers and Obi’s, his structure plus Obi’s grassroots energy, and positioned himself to benefit either way: absorb Obi’s support (as VP) or weaken him and make Obi leave with less supporters than he came with if the coalition collapses. Now comes the tribe factor, Kwakwanso and other northern candidates will without thinking twice, drop their personal ambition to push Atiku for Presidency if it comes to it, not necessarily out of loyalty, but alignment of interest. why? Because this coalition has always carried an undercurrent of a quiet push to return the presidency northward. Obi just didn’t see it, but Nigeria like I always said is coalitional, everyone came to the coalition with different goals, Obi thought the goal was just to take back power generally no matter who it is, but the north?, they came with ONE GOAL, to take back power. Two things the north values more than party affiliations is tribe and religion, so despite the fact that they were different sects (Kwakwanso, Atiku, El Rufai), against present Tinubu, the north doesn’t know party they only know “Power must return to the north”, which is why the goal of this alliance is for them to leverage Obi’s support base in the South East, tap into divisions in the South West, and then consolidate that combined leverage back in the North where voting strength is decisive to canvas the “north take it back movement”. Wish I could say more but I’m writing a biblical book at this point. Point is, the momentum that Obi and his supporters helped build to add to the strength of the opposition up to the consensus of all opposition to field ONE Presidential Candidate was not just done to weaken Peter Obi’s supporters’ say in a primaries (it’s now a much much broader political carnival now which Atiku has way more ‘mouth’), but to serve as a magnet to make Obi (if he wants to leave) leave with less than he came with and make the Atiku led opposition strong and enough without Peter Obi regardless.