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Mr. Peter Obi is the only competent and viable person who can heal Nigeria’s wounds among all presidential candidates, including the driver in power driving Nigeria to a point of no return. I'm not saying this with sentiment or sarcasm. It's obvious, unless tribal bigotry has blinded most eyes and beclouded some senses of reasoning.

@ruffydfire Kenneth Okonkwo thought politics was equal to Nollywood. He stayed in "action" mode. No one yelled "cut." Then a defamation lawsuit did. He’ll learn integrity and discipline the hard way.

Since time immemorial, good and evil have been in constant confrontation. You can never remove evil completely from this earth, just as you can't remove the good. Evil is always after the good because good stays defensive while evil is both defensive and offensive. The good must learn to be on the offensive while keeping its defenses. The world thrives and survives because both players stay active.

Never assume loyalty from a woman, verify it.

@ruffydfire Not all Yoruba people are tribal bigots. The ones smart enough to reject tribalism? We see you. We respect your integrity and courage while others play bigot.

@ruffydfire Weigh Nigerian politicians on a global scale? Don’t. Don’t weigh APC politicians globally. Don’t compare them to world-class leaders either.

@DrKalu_ Kenneth Okonkwo thought politics was equal to Nollywood. He stayed in "action" mode. No one yelled "cut." Then a defamation lawsuit did. He’ll learn integrity and discipline the hard way.

Rufai Oseni: "So, you want Kenneth to go and exp©se you?" Peter Obi: "Not just Kenneth, everybody should now say those things they know that is b@d about me or I did that is wr©ng because it's good for the system, it's good for the society. So, if you know that when we were in primary school, this man was ch*ating or didn't go to the primary school, didn't go to secondary school, if you know this man has done something cr!m!n@l somewhere, this is time to bring it up." — NDC presidential candidate Peter Obi challenges Nigerians to exp©se anything wr©ng he may have done in the past.

@HighChiefOkoro Your post is a clear definition of misplacement of priorities.

The way and manner at which Peter Obi was touching and hold Rufai Oseni during the interview was out of the ordinary. This reminds me of what Nnamdi Kanu said about him.

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If people know what hunger has been doing to Okoro over the years, you likely won’t blame him for the part he took. But this is a clear case of forcing controversy where none exists. A political interview happened, issues were discussed, yet the focus is reduced to hand movements and imagined “oddity.” That’s not analysis it’s distraction. Every post you’ve made about the interview doesn’t even need a microscope to reveal the condition of your thin brain cells… they’re practically on a hunger strike.

@ChuksEricE Peter Obi and Kwankwaso are the best definitions of wisdom and strength. They're the best fit for Nigeria's politics and economy.

Rufai Oseni: On security, our children and teachers are still in captivity, and a retired Major General recently di£d while being held hostage. What would you do if you were President? Mr. Peter Obi: If I am President today, it is either the terrørists are in charge of the country or I am in charge—one person must be in charge or we declare w@r on insecurity. Go and ask about my record when I was Governor. I confrønted insecurity head-on. Even notørious kidnappers like Evans and many others could not operate in Anambra and were forced to flee. If I am outside the country and there is a crisis at home, I will return immediately. I am ready to d!e for Nigeria. I lived abroad for years, yet I never considered obtaining a foreign passport. I have only one passport—the Nigerian passport.

@DanielofTruth Peter Obi and Kwankwaso are the best definitions of wisdom and strength. They're the best fit for Nigeria's politics and economy.

Rufai Oseni asked: On security, our children and teachers are still in captivity, and a retired Major General recently di£d while being held host@ge. What would you do if you were President? Mr. Peter Obi said: "If I am President today, it is either the terrørists are in charge of the country or I am in charge—one person must be in charge or we declare w@r on ins£curity. Go and ask about my record when I was Governor. I confrønted ins£curity head-on. Even notørious kidn@ppers like Evans and many others could not operate in Anambra and were forced to flee. If I am outside the country and there is a cris!s at home, I will return immediately. I am ready to d!e for Nigeria. I lived abroad for years, yet I never considered obtaining a foreign passport. I have only one passport—the Nigerian passport." – Presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, Peter Obi, has declared that if elected president, he would take decisive action against ins£curity, insisting that the Nigerian state must reclaim full control from criminal groups.

You misconstrued Oseni Rufai's interview with Peter Obi. If you call Oseni partisan, you're being biased and sarcastic because the question was clear and direct. Learn this: people relate to you based on your reputation. How do you expect Oseni Rufai to be aggressive toward a man of integrity like Peter Obi? It's high time we started thinking right in this country.

@Emmzactive @DanielRegha Tribal bigotry won't let most Nigerians vote for Peter Obi, even though he's the only competent person who can heal Nigeria's wounds. You don't get the potency of tribal sentiment and sarcasm.

@DanielRegha Na why people no rate you be this Raise voice for podcast?.. when e no be debate? Bro, open a studio and invite Peter Obi. Then, ask him any question you're curious about, and let's see if he won't answer you accordingly.

Oseni Rufai didn't talk over Peter Obi or even raise his voice during his recent interview; As a matter of fact, he didn't bother to ask serious follow-up questions even when Obi wasn't being direct. But if it's a member from any opposition party, he will turn aggressive with his speech.

@TomTee406 @DanielRegha Tribal bigotry won't let most Nigerians vote for Peter Obi, even though he's the only competent person who can heal Nigeria's wounds. You don't get the potency of tribal sentiment and sarcasm.

@DanielRegha You can equally set up a desk and invite him, he will be there, then you can ask whatever questions you want to ask.

You misconstrued Oseni Rufai's interview with Peter Obi. If you call Oseni partisan, you're being biased and sarcastic because the question was clear and direct. Learn this: people relate to you based on your reputation. How do you expect Oseni Rufai to be aggressive toward a man of integrity like Peter Obi? It's high time we started thinking right in this country.

@DanielRegha It's clear that Rufai is partisan, very unprofessional

You misconstrued Oseni Rufai's interview with Peter Obi. If you call Oseni partisan, you're being biased and sarcastic because the question was clear and direct. Learn this: people relate to you based on your reputation. How do you expect Oseni Rufai to be aggressive toward a man of integrity like Peter Obi? It's high time we started thinking right in this country.

@DanielRegha Peter Obi and Kwankwaso are the best definitions of wisdom and strength. They're the best fit for Nigeria's politics and economy.

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When will Tinubu appear before Oseni Rufai to answer critical questions concerning the state of the nation? They said he's highly celebral. He's more intellectual and eloquent than Peter Obi. Pls let's have a feel of his intelligence. Intellectual is dodging the press 😂

@instablog9ja Peter Obi and Kwankwaso are the best definitions of wisdom and strength. They're the best fit for Nigeria's politics and economy.

I will not tell Nigerians how I will generate 10,000MW of electricity. It’s not for them to know. They just have to believe me and vote for me — Peter Obi The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has insisted that Nigerians do not need to know how he plans to deliver 10,000 megawatts of electricity if elected president, saying they only need to trust him based on his track record. Speaking during an interview with media personality Rufai Oseni, Obi was pressed to explain his promise to increase Nigeria’s power generation capacity to at least 10,000MW within four years. When asked to provide a detailed roadmap, Obi declined, arguing that political leaders are often judged by their credibility rather than by publicly disclosing every aspect of their plans. “No, no, no, I’m not going to tell you how. It is not for you to know how. It is for you to look at the man who is saying this,” Obi said. The former Anambra governor maintained that he had a history of fulfilling promises while in office and reiterated his commitment to improving Nigeria’s electricity supply. “I have said, and I repeat, that in four years we will generate, transmit, and distribute at least 10,000 megawatts of electricity,” he stated. As Rufai Oseni, the host, continued to demand specifics, Obi stood his ground, insisting that voters should focus on whether they trust him to deliver. “They don’t need to know. They need to believe in me,” he said. Obi also criticized successive governments over Nigeria’s power sector, claiming that no new government-owned power plant had been commissioned since 2015.  He contrasted Nigeria’s performance with countries such as Indonesia, India and Egypt, which he said significantly expanded their electricity generation capacity over the same period. According to Obi, achieving higher power output is “not rocket science,” adding that he has studied successful models in other countries and understands what is required to replicate such progress in Nigeria. “My commitment is that I will deliver it. I have my name on it,” he said.

@Uno_009 Peter Obi and Kwankwaso are the best definitions of wisdom and strength. They're the best fit for Nigeria's politics and economy.

Rufai Oseni: “You keep criticizing President Tinubu over the removal of fuel subsidy. What would you have done differently?” Peter Obi: “I never criticized President Tinubu for removing the fuel subsidy. In fact, I have always maintained that I would have removed it as well, but in a more organized and strategic manner. I would not have announced its removal on inauguration day. My first step would have been to engage stakeholders and operators in the petroleum sector, knowing fully well that there are significant irregularities and corruption surrounding the subsidy regime. The subsidy would still be removed to establish the actual amount being spent and to address issues related to exchange rate deregulation. However, these reforms must go hand in hand with a serious fight against corruption. The key question is: since the subsidy was removed, what tangible benefits have ordinary Nigerians seen? Despite the removal, the country has continued to borrow heavily, even more than it did when the subsidy was still in place.” -Presidential candidate, peter Obi This is wisdom at its finest. This is the kind of leader that would make Nigerians proud to call him their President, a man who speaks with clarity, understands the issues, and offers solutions to it.