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@0hammiri 6 million votes is not popular enough?

If you think your man is that popular, let him test it out via the primaries. That’s the first level of the popularity contest.

@Hescil You have never supported Obi

If Peter Obi leaves the ADC coalition, I will stop supporting his political ambitions going forward. In a complex country like Nigeria where religion and ethnicity are entrenched in our politics someone like Peter Obi should by now know how to navigate it. STAY IN THE COALITION.

@femyek @TheSerahIbrahim Why do you care about the party?

@TheSerahIbrahim Just announce the new party your nomad boss Obi is porting to and spare your mob the motivational quotes. They’re not wired to read anything beyond “dey play”

Advice: You don’t have anything to prove to anyone, you don’t need to brag about being in any inner caucus. Allow people fly with what ever belief they have, what will be will always be. Learn to keep information to yourself and ignore the urge to drop everything you’re privy to online. If you want a seat at the table of power, it is very important to learn discretion.

@AdeHardemola @Nwafresh 😂😂😂

@Nwafresh I believe a new crop of Political class of Ndigbo will emerge that thinks like you do.

DEAR NDI-IGBO —ATIKU ABUBAKAR IS NOT OUR PROBLEM. —THE HAUSA MAN IS NOT OUR PROBLEM. —THE FULANI MAN IS NOT OUR PROBLEM. Peter Obi must understand one clear truth, and that's Ndi-Igbo will not abandon the ADC if he chooses to leave tomorrow. We have made our decision. As a people, we are committed to rallying around the ADC. We will solidify our interests, strengthen our structures, and build a formidable presence within the party. This is not about following any individual. It is about strategic positioning, protecting Igbo interest, and refusing to remain perpetual spectators in Nigerian politics. We have endured enough marginalisation. The time has come for calculated, independent action. Let it be known that ADC is our vehicle now. We are not passengers, we are co-owners and stakeholders. Whoever chooses to board with us is welcome. Whoever decides to alight is free to go. But Ndi-Igbo are staying. We move as one. We stand firm. We build for the long term. #ADCIsOurPlatform #NdiIgboDecide

@G_Samito @iyeruokin79 @Morris_Monye We don't span 15° we span 12°, if it was up to 15 then it becomes serious.

@iyeruokin79 @Morris_Monye You can. We just don’t do it. And it’s up to an hour. Cos we span about 15 degrees of longitude in Nigeria. With each degree accounting for about 4 minutes. Administrative convenience is mainly why we don’t adopt it.

We can’t be in the same time zone. I will keep saying that. Day breaks faster in the SE and NE than in a say Lagos.

Say No to Xenophobia !!!

“The State Governor, Mr. Peter Obi, in the company of numerous armed security agents, stormed the compound of a notorious cr!min@l suspect, Olisa Ifejika, said to have specialized in Armed robbery & k!dnapping to carry out action that will linger in the memory of the people.” ~Channels TV reports

Ten years ago.

@elliott19_eliza @RecruitmentPq Same type of questions as the first one?

@RecruitmentPq 50 questions in 15 mins

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In my 15 years of Sports Journalism - I have covered five National Sports Festivals, and there has never been a time that Team Anambra missed any edition. Not in the last decade, and certainly not when Peter Obi was Governor. They have always participated. Less than a month after taking office in (March) 2006, following the removal of Chris Ngige by the courts, the transition did not impede Anambra from sending a team to participate at the 2006 Gateway Games in Abeokuta In fact, the Local Organizing Committee (LoC) could not alter the brochure for the Games, which they had already prepared ahead of time; still showcasing Ngige as the Governor, one month after PO had resumed. If he wasn't keen on sports, he could have used an excuse that he was still new in office, and not release funds. Anambra might not have fared so well at that Games, but they competed. You just summarily tweeted that they never sent a team, when there's so much proof on the internet that they were at all the NSF when PO was Governor.

@Equityoyo That's the main reason why you should support ADC to field Obi, so that Tinubu won't have a strong opposition.

President Tinubu has only mentioned Peter Obi once since 2022. That's really how irrelevant the dude is to him. However, I can't count the number of sub to Atiku from PBAT

@AmadiASunday1 @SuccesCareer @Letter_to_Jack Obi defeated Tinubu in the south during the last Election

@SuccesCareer @Letter_to_Jack The South is with Tinubu, Obi is not a threat to Tinubu in the South, where the real votes are in the North, and if Atiku has that, Tinubu will have a problem. North has all the cards in 2027.

@festy_o @IU_Wakilii Nah, SS like Bayelsa and Akwa Ibom are somehow sha. SS don't vote as a bloc

@IU_Wakilii By Obi in the ticket. SS won't be split but Obi has it all.

The opposition path is clear, secure the South East, North East, and North West, then split the South South and North Central. Anything that deviates from or alters this calculation is pure foolishness.

@lazzdizz @IzzyKel08331743 @IU_Wakilii Is there still not terrorist activities going on there? Is APC not still fielding a MM ticket?

@IzzyKel08331743 @IU_Wakilii Lool...bcos of muslim muslim agenda sold to them in 2023 or bcos of the terro*rist activities going down there?

If ADC presents an OK ticket, will the North vote for it? Would they stick to their party APC, or has this government affected them enough to vote against it? I'd still prefer a 3 horse race than a 2 horse race until I know what's in the heart of the North.

What's even the political weight of Kwankwaso? My 2023 prediction was wrong because I thought he'd take chunks of the Northern vote, but Peter Obi had more votes than him in the North. Probably, the PDP structure played a role or maybe they preferred Atiku.

Dr. Chiogo Constance Ikokwu, aspirant for Idemili North & South Federal Constituency, House of Reps on ADC, sees ADC as a growing force for Nigerians seeking a new political direction. #PoliticsForPublicGood #TakeBackYourGovernment

@chi_chi_maria No mention of Atiku, Kwankwaso, Amaechi and other political aspirants, no mention of the president, it's Obi that you know.

Now Sowore has made MTN POSSIBLE NOW CAN WE VOTE HIM NOW AND LEAVE PETER OBI THE DULLARD ALONE

@Fine_Babyy You don't love him.

To say I’m disappointed is the least,Finally got the courage to share this😞🤦‍♀️

@Midatlblog When he mentioned about decongesting Ports, which region do you think he had in mind?

Most of the time, I’m genuinely confused about Nigerian politics. We say we want to remove PBAT because he is "not competent", and then in another breath, we talk about an Eastern and Northern alliance to serve the interests of the Southeast and the North. So I have a question. I actually have a lot of Obidients who interact with me in my comment section, and, to be fair, they are very civil. So I want to ask a direct question to Obidients,and to anyone who can answer, regardless of who you support. If the Southeast wants to remove the current president because he is "not competent", but then wants to replace him based on ethnicity and regional interests, how does that make sense? If it is about ethnicity and tribe, then I think the Southwest should complete its eight years. After that, the North and the Southeast can take their turn. That would at least be consistent, because we claim it is about good governance, but in reality, it often comes down to tribal interests. And there is nothing wrong with admitting that. Interestingly, I have never heard Peter Obi clearly state what he would do specifically for the Southwest. I have heard him speak about plans for the North and the Southeast,especially Aba, which he says can rival oil revenue. But the Southwest is already a major economic and industrial region,covering sectors like fashion, tech, and commerce. Not once have I heard him acknowledge this or outline clear plans to further develop cities like Lagos, Ibadan, or Ogun State to generate more. In fact, the only time I’ve heard him speak about the Southwest is in the context of “it’s our turn,” talk or comments like “where are you buying bread?” So are we saying we should remove a president from the Southwest,who is assumed to be working in the interest of the region,and replace him with an alliance that will prioritize the Southeast and the North? Let’s be honest: are we voting based on competence or ethnicity? If it is ethnicity, then fine,let the Southwest complete its eight years. After that, the Southeast and the North can have their turn, followed by the South-South and the North-Central. At least everyone will know they had their turn. But we need to be honest with ourselves. Why do we say one thing and then cover it up with another? It simply does not make sense to me. 📷: see tweets below ⬇️