John Samuel

[John Samuel @DenzelUyi]

@OgarEmmaOwogeka What exactly is he saying...just saying rubbish

[John Samuel @DenzelUyi]

@Alexandertonyy @davido You wey never chop belle full...no go warm Eba

[John Samuel @DenzelUyi]

@anthonyabakporo As you don give obi everything no be when election reach una go dey cry rigging and 25% in Abuja ooo

[John Samuel @DenzelUyi]

LMAO 😀😃😃 bunch of frauds

[Hydra @XBrianDennis]

A lot of people tend to forget that Peter Obi like most Governors during his time had to deal with a global recession.

Many governments, states, and companies borrowed money to maintain infrastructure, education, healthcare, and economic activity. During that period, borrowing was often a tool of fiscal management rather than a sign of failure.

Obi governed through part of that difficult economic period. If Anambra carried debt, the relevant question is whether the debt was excessive and whether the state’s finances remained healthy.

[John Samuel @DenzelUyi]

@ansem_edet True Governor Obiano had to shut them down after threat from Waec

[John Samuel @DenzelUyi]

@ChuksEricE LMAO 😀😃😃 Tinubu own na rented but your own na organic

[John Samuel @DenzelUyi]

@ChuksEricE Now you are talking make you and your Ratel members enter forest

[John Samuel @DenzelUyi]

@dammiedammie35 They wil arrest him and nothing will happen, na this same mouth una use send Nnamdi Kanu and El Rufai go jail

[Thεό Abu @TheoAbuAgada]

Anyone who thinks Asiwaju Bola Tinubu dreads an Obi/Kwankwaso ticket does not understand politics.

It is the easiest path to victory in 2027 for him.

How can you people still be deluding yourselves in 2026?

[John Samuel @DenzelUyi]

@NigeriaNDCHQ @TheoAbuAgada you are mad

[John Samuel @DenzelUyi]

@PeterObi You dey craze true true😀😀😀 everything is political to you, useless fraud..

[John Samuel @DenzelUyi]

@NigAffairs @woye1 @AishaYesufu nothing for you here oooo

[John Samuel @DenzelUyi]

@XBrianDennis LMAO 😀😃😃 Rivers wey Wike dey?

[John Samuel @DenzelUyi]

@dammiedammie35 God forbid

[John Samuel @DenzelUyi]

@FabrizioRomano Useless broke Club...another loan deal una

[John Samuel @DenzelUyi]

@EvansInspire Your Presidential candidate Peter Obi worked with Atiku, sit this nonsense gaslighting out please

[U̳b̳a̳n̳d̳o̳m̳a̳j̳r̳ 🤝 @Ubando001]

Dear Peter Obi @PeterObi when are you going to sue @GazetteNGR or come out and debunk this video with facts?

Thank you daddy

[John Samuel @DenzelUyi]

@realkenokonkwo @egi_nupe

[Kenneth Okonkwo @realkenokonkwo]

My attention has been drawn to the interview granted to Channels TV and NJENJE MEDIA TV by Obunike Ohaegbu, the NDC House of Representatives aspirant for Nnewi North and South/Ekwusigo Federal Constituency to the effect that he did not tell me directly that Peter Obi said that he should pay N10m to NDC account for nomination fee. I have been laughing since then. In all honesty, I cannot even say everything this man told me about Peter Obi just to preserve the remaining of Peter Obi’s tattered reputation. Indeed, I asked him a question when we were discussing orally, “are you telling me that Peter Obi is the head of this criminal gang that defrauded you people?” He answered “Peter Obi is the head, stomach, and feet of the criminal gang.” As a matter of fact, he pleaded with me to save our people from the criminality of Peter Obi. I told him to put it in writing. His message was so long that he had to apologise for the length. Please tell me, if a person said that Peter Obi was writing list of aspirants in John Wood Hotel, Abuja, who didn’t win election in NDC, to become candidates for NDC, what else is criminality? He even stated clearly that Peter Obi wrote Senator Victor Umeh’s name as a candidate when he lost. He referred to Peter Obi as my friend in some of his allegations against Peter Obi. I asked him to clarify that “my friend” which he wrote was Peter Obi, and he expressly admitted that.

See the WhatsApp messages where he confirmed he was talking about Peter Obi.

Please see some excerpts as directly stated by Obunike Ohaegbu:

“My brother, The entire NDC project, at least from my personal experience, has left me feeling deceived and profoundly disappointed ... While other states, particularly Kano and several states in the North, appeared to be engaged in negotiations and consultations aimed at achieving consensus, neither I nor, to the best of my knowledge, any aspirant from Anambra State was invited to any meeting for the purpose of negotiating or agreeing a consensus arrangement. Consequently, I mobilised my supporters and participated fully in the primary election process in the belief that the outcome would determine the party’s candidates. This naturally raises a fundamental question. If no consensus meeting was held with the aspirants in Anambra State, and no agreement was reached amongst those seeking nomination, my brother Ken, how did your friend arrive at the list of candidates that he allegedly produced at Johnwood Hotel in Abuja? Consensus, by its very nature, requires consultation, negotiation and agreement amongst stakeholders. Where there is no consultation, no negotiation and no agreement, there can be no consensus. If aspirants were directed to participate in primaries while candidate lists were allegedly being prepared elsewhere, then serious questions arise about the integrity of the entire process. If that is not fraud, then the word fraud must have another meaning ... The list reportedly included individuals who did not emerge from the primary process. Indeed, even Senator Victor Umeh, who reportedly lost his contest, appeared on the list. Yet, as of today, 7 June 2026, the party has still not published the official results of the primaries ... Even more disturbing is the fact that the same statement signed by the National Secretary appeared to shift responsibility for the Anambra situation to PO. I have read the statement several times and remain unable to understand how a political party can conduct primaries, refuse to publish results, claim to have completed appeals, produce a controversial list of candidates, and then seek to place responsibility elsewhere.”