Greatness is heaven’s whisper wrapped in grit. ManU supporter. Watching Nigeria’s politics like Netflix. Always curious. #JesusIsLord #NigeriaMustWork”
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"If you see me for your party, na Obi I follow come. If you see plenty people for your party, na Obi them follow come. All we want is a better Nigeria, good governance and job for the youths."
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Each car there is estimated to be 160 million Naira
One car can build 4 Primary Health Care Centres at 40 million Naira each.
One car can buy 3 Ambulances for these 3 Primary Health Care centres at 55 million each
One car can buy 3 police vans at 50 million Naira each
One car can help dig close 100 boreholes for 100 communities across Nigeria.
One car can equip 32 classrooms at 5 million Naira each.
One car can equip 160 Nigerian youths with 1 million Naira business start up each.
One car can help empower 160 Farmers with 1 million Naira grant, in order to help boost their farming.
I won't write more than this
There was a country.
About that video shared by one Dayo Israel and that has now been deleted.
It showed 7 brand new 2026
Prado
Each car there is estimated to be 160 million Naira
One car can build 4 Primary Health Care Centres at 40 million Naira each.
One car can buy 3 Ambulances for these 3 Primary Health Care centres at 55 million each
One car can buy 3 police vans at 50 million Naira each
One car can help dig close 100 boreholes for 100 communities across Nigeria.
One car can equip 32 classrooms at 5 million Naira each.
One car can equip 160 Nigerian youths with 1 million Naira business start up each.
One car can help empower 160 Farmers with 1 million Naira grant, in order to help boost their farming.
I won't write more than this.
But all these listed above, is what those seven cars can get for you and the masses.
There was a Country!
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The world does not yet know Nigeria. Africa does not yet know Nigeria. Nigerians do not yet know Nigeria.
The world will know Nigeria the day we vote Obi/Kwankwaso.
The world will see Amazing people doing amazing things.
When we reject tribal and religious division, reject the greed of the elite, and unite against corruption and injustice and vote for leaders with empathy and compassion. Public money must be used for the public good. Leaders must lead by cutting the cost of government.
A new Nigeria is within reach.
The vision:
1. The world’s most peaceful multi-ethnic nation
2. Best in human capital
3. Best in education
4. Best in healthcare
5. Best in the fight against corruption
6. Best in tourism
7. Best in innovation
8. The best of us representing us
9. Fastest-growing cities
10. Best in sports
11. Best in entertainment and the creative arts
This is achievable in four years under Peter Obi. The ingredients are already here: climate, talent, mineral wealth, diaspora, and Amazing Grace. What remains is the choice. The time is Now!!!
A New Nigeria is POssible✌️
#NigeriaWillBeOK
#VoteNDC
#PeterObiIsComing – at Abuja, Nigeria
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The claim that Mr. Peter Obi and Senator Kwankwaso are working for Tinubu is a malicious, self-serving lie.
It is peddled mostly by lazy ADC and Atiku supporters who cannot sell their own candidate. When a ticket has no organic pull and looks too much like the status quo, it invents conspiracies against the only alternative that actually threatens the old order.
Atiku is widely seen as Tinubu’s other face: same elite networks, same corruption and cabal allegations, same age and family-interference problems, and same sycophants and transactional politics. Promoting him as the “real opposition” while smearing Obi and Kwankwaso does not fool Nigerians who have watched both men operate for decades. It simply exposes the poverty of argument.
Obi/Kwankwaso offer something different. They both bring a record of relative fiscal prudence and a clear demand for accountability; together, they form a ticket built for national balance and healing rather than the usual elite rotation. That is why the smear exists; it is an attempt to kill the only combination that has attracted millions of young people outside the traditional machines.
An Obi/Kwankwaso presidency would treat public money as a trust, not a private resource. That frugality and accountability create the space to shift Nigeria from consumption to production. When government wastes less and invests in real capacity, inflation slows, hunger eases, and fewer people are driven into crime by desperation. Institutions begin to function when outcomes depend more on rules than connections. Citizens participate because the system no longer feels permanently captured.
This is the 180-degree turn: healing across regions, a minimum of national cohesion, and the practical conditions for prosperity. Without that cohesion, there is no lasting development, and there is no peace without justice. Peter Obi is competitive precisely because he represents this standard, not another round of recycled leadership. The youth who trust him and Kwankwaso are not waiting for permission from cabals; they are demanding a new Nigeria. The propaganda is noise from camps that have so far failed to offer anything better than lies of compassion they never showed before.
#PeterObiIsComing
#VoteNDC
#NigeriaWillBeOK – at Kaduna, Nigeria
Omooba 🇳🇬 retweeted
After listening, repost for wider audience.
2027 should be the end of every evil politician in Nigeria.
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Another day to practice being awake through the night...we won't allow wike and amupitan to announce the already written result.
Our votes must count because our lives depends on it.
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Wike was able to do what he did in Rivers in 2023 because Nigerians placed their trust in INEC promises.
2027, he may try again, but he will not succeed, no matter how hard he tries. The trust Nigerians once had in INEC is gone, and things will not be the same again.
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Sincerely, I struggled not to respond because I’ve respected you from a distance. But your post reeks of a painful disconnect from the reality of ordinary Nigerians.
I’m almost 50, with a master’s degree, certifications and years of experience, yet I struggle to find stable work, pay bills and raise ₦1 million for accommodation after receiving a quit notice. Petrol has risen from ₦257 to ₦1,500, rent from ₦300,000 to ₦1 million, and three square meals have become a struggle. How much more suffering must Nigerians endure before their anger makes sense to you? They say the one who has never tasted bitter leaf will swear it's juice is sweet.
You say we shouldn’t reject Tinubu without knowing whether the alternative is a saint. Fair enough, but "must a man keep drinking poison because he cannot guarantee the purity of water elsewhere?" Would you tell a woman to endure repeated stabbings from her husband simply because she cannot vouch for the next man?
Living abroad may give you perspective, but it cannot replicate the daily suffocation of living here. You can sympathise with the man carrying a burden but you cannot dictate its weight when you’re not carrying it. The proverb is plain: he who has never carried the load does not know the weight of the rope.
"Not every angry Nigerian is blind; some are simply tired of being suffocated and then lectured on how to breathe." Before you preach to us about whom not to hate, try understanding what has given our anger a home.
Thank you
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Omooba 🇳🇬 retweeted
I knew this post will bring you out.
The “Christian” who openly says that we don’t need righteous or good people as leaders because “righteousness exalts a nation” is not biblical truth to you.
You still support people who openly ridicule the faith you claim to profess, while also making your country the poorest it has ever been in recent history—because they are from your tribe.
You will always be found at the scene of the crime along with the convicted criminals you love so much.
Who you support is a direct reflection of who you are. And who you are is obvious.
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Dear Mr. @SegunShowunmi,
If publicly available information is accurate, you are 60 years old. This would mean Mr. Peter Obi is only five years older than you.
While Mr. Obi may not be known for oratory, he has built or held significant stakes in organisations that employ thousands of Nigerians.
Between his 30s and 40s, he served on the boards of over 10 institutions including Fidelity Bank, Chams Plc, Guardian Express Bank, Future Views Securities, Next International, Paymaster, Card Centre Nigeria, and Data Corp, among others. Notably, he chaired the boards of four of these organisations.
In light of this, I ask: beyond granting interviews on television and serving as an aide to governors of Ogun State, how have you applied the supposedly fanciful ideas you frequently advocate? How many thriving organisations have you established, and how many Nigerians have you employed? On what practical basis do you stand to talk down on Mr. Obi?
Regarding members of Mr. Obi’s cabinet as Governor of Anambra State, Mr. Oseloka Obaze, a diplomat and former Secretary to the State Government, remains a known supporter. Professor Stella Okunna, Nigeria’s first female Professor of Mass Communication and Mr. Obi’s former Chief of Staff and Commissioner, recently shared her experience working with him in an interview.
Other former cabinet members, including Barr. Peter Afuba (SAN), Mr. Ndubisi Menakaya, Lady Henrietta Agbata, Mr. Fidel Okafor, and Dr. Ifedi Okwenna, have also expressed support for him in various ways.
Is the expectation that these individuals resign their current jobs and follow Mr. Obi as personal aides while relying on him for their families’ upkeep?
Should a country facing significant financial challenges encourage a politics in which former appointees function as dependents of their previous principals?
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Beautiful
Was thinking about something similar recently
I told someone recently that the “Macro” growth that is being celebrated and them asking you to celebrate that it will trickle down to the micro is a pure facade there’s no pathway both on paper and in reality
The investors don’t care about the people they care about making more money so investors will keep coming
That’s why the past 3yrs the only thing they can think of, is to hand cash to a few minority that’s being looted.
Purchasing power can’t go up because inflation will ruin the paper growth
More debts, to build infra that has no impact on HDI
Now the government needs more money they will result to the tax they already perfected and suck it from everyone
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"Inherited a collapsed economy" yet secured a new private jet, an Escalade, a presidential yacht, and a ₦21B official residence for the VP.
And people are still buying the "sacrifices must be made" story?
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For the umpteenth time. World bank loans are all documented, the information is publicly available and accessible, including with drawdown dates.
It did not take me up to 1 hour to pull up some of these details. That journalists are tweeting like this is lazy. Get your interns to pull up the basic info
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My interview with Peter Obi a few days ago on Arise Prime Time focused largely on the Obi-Soludo debt row.
At the heart of it was a World Bank facility. It was not a commercial bank loan. It was a world bank multilateral development credit, offered to selected states, with a federal government sovereign guarantee.
The terms are long-term, near-zero interest, tied to specific reforms, such as budget transparency, fiscal sustainability, education, etc.
The crucial distinction is between approved vs draw down. Peter Obi's position is that he agreed to it but did not draw down. He did not access it.
Technically, that can be true. The loan facility is approved and signed at the federal executive council/world bank level, and the state signs a subsidiary agreement. But money only enters the state's account when it meets disbursement conditions and requests drawdown.
Obi says he left the money untouched in the pipeline and that he left savings, not debt on the books.
The Soludo camp's position is that he signed off on it. Also true. And this is where the fight is. Soludo's team argues approval is commitment - once signed, Anambra was on the hook, and that's why it shows up in the Debt Management Office records as inherited liability.
Obi's supporters say his successor chose to draw it. Obi showed discipline by not touching it. Obi approved it and signed Anambra onto it, but says he never drew down a kobo - his successor did.
So where does it go from here? Will both sides publish the DMO statements and drawdown dates, and let the documents settle who signed what, when it was drawn, and what it was spent on?
And with 2027 politics already in the air, will this row give the Nigerian people a clear audit of what was met, what was left, and what they still owe? Or just more politics and a sabre-rattling war of words?
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Anambra: From First to 27th under @CCSoludo
The latest PCL State Performance Index is a sobering indictment of the decline in Anambra’s performance. The State is now ranked 27th nationally, with a composite score of -0.22, while Abia and Enugu rank 2nd and 3rd respectively. The report records Anambra as having fallen 19 places across the three editions of the index.
What makes this particularly painful is the enormous increase in resources available to the State. Under Peter Obi, Anambra was ranked first nationally in the relevant performance assessment. Today, under Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, it has fallen to 27th.
A State receiving an average of about ₦25 billion monthly, compared with the roughly ₦3 billion monthly available to its predecessors, should ordinarily have much more to show in terms of measurable development.
The figures speak for themselves. From first nationally to 27th. From about ₦3 billion monthly to ₦25 billion monthly. What a shame!
#valentineObienyem
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It is now very clear to me why Anambra is delivering sub par since Soludo became Governor.
The quality of decision logic in the room and in the bedroom is a total mess!
What did I just read?
Anambra First Lady Nonye Soludo says Peter Obi is not godfather to any of her children, clarifying longstanding ties between both families. ow.ly/xZkL106Fmbr
