@fkeyamo “Tinubu is the epitome of that proverb, an evill man, for the sake of remaining the king doesn’t mind burning down his whole kingdom even if it meant them ruling over the ashes”… ~ David Hundeyin
@Peter4Nigeria@Truth3Spill@officialABAT “Tinubu is the epitome of that proverb, an evill man, for the sake of remaining the king doesn’t mind burning down his whole kingdom even if it meant them ruling over the ashes”… ~ David Hundeyin
@firstladyship@PO_GrassRootM “Tinubu is the epitome of that proverb, an evill man, for the sake of remaining the king doesn’t mind burning down his whole kingdom even if it meant them ruling over the ashes”… ~ David Hundeyin
So I went on Nairaland.
I searched “Tinubu”. I also searched “Obi”.
Since they were both governors. I wanted to see Media footprint of who they were and what they represented Pre-2022.
Here is a screenshot. First 2 is for Tinubu. Last 2 is for Peter Obi.
Jan 26/2027. You’ll have to choose 1 of these 2 to lead Nigeria.
Who are you choosing?!
Ongoing TINUBU MUST GO! protest in Nyanya abuja.
The certificate forger and fake Muslim man who deceived northerners would be waybilled back to Oduduwa region next year in total rejection.
“Tinubu is the epitome of that proverb, an evill man, for the sake of remaining the king doesn’t mind burning down his whole kingdom even if it meant them ruling over the ashes”… ~ David Hundeyin
This is our president and no one is coming to save us but us.
We have to be ready to burn everything down to dismantle this criminal govt.
@PeterObi@MamaPee__@Peter4Nigeria
#RevolutionNow
#RigAndDie2027
According to PLO Lumumba, Africa should be wary of these individuals: Tony Blair, Emmanuel Macron, and Bill Gates.
These are the same men advising and influencing Nigeria’s affairs alongside President Tinubu and the cabals in Aso Rock, Abuja.
In this video, Nnaemeka Obiareri explains the ABC of developing a viable river port in Southeast at the cost of $173m, mostly financed by World Bank & private equity. It’s a simple presentation that should tickle the interest of Southeast leaders, especially the Governors.
Peter Obi used public money for public good. He touched practically every sector of life in Anambra.
I asked ChatGPT to do a deep search and pull up some of his achievements and put it in a infographic.
This is apart from the money he left behind which is shown in his handover statement as follows:
✅₦27bn - local investments-
✅$156m / about ₦26.5bn - foreign-currency investments
✅₦28.166bn - certified State/MDAs balances
✅₦10bn - FGN-approved refunds due to Anambra
Thats a total of ₦91.666bn in listed assets/balances.
The handover statement then deducted about ₦5bn for salaries, pensions, gratuities and certified project obligations, giving a stated net balance of ₦86.666bn.
All these despite all the developmental activities he carried out in Anambra.
The way you people are carrying on, you’re practically telling the young ones watching that it is bad to be a good man and to serve with sincerity.
This video is posted for the sake of telling our story, our history, and the sacrifices made. It bears Dick Tiger, former world light heavyweight boxing champion, speaking in 1968. What he said is a lesson on how far a threatened people will go in defense of their freedom.
1. Bola Tinubu took the subsidy away from Nigerians, throwing millions into hardship.
2. Nigerians do not have enough food to eat. When you complain, they say money has been put into the hands of the 36 Governors.
3. Why is Bola coming to beg millions of Nigerians for their votes? He should go and get those votes from the 36 Governors.
4. Voting Bola Tinubu out in 2027 is a national emergency.
Why will a sane individual vote for someone who cannot seat among global leaders for the fear of the unknown?
Take back your country guys
Vote for Mr @PeterObi
This clip featuring General Ojukwu is from 1982, following his return to Nigeria from exile. Here, he briefly discusses his prime role during the Civil War, emphasizing that the war was not a personal pursuit, but a response to the plight and collective sentiment of the Igbo people at the time.
In other words, anything that has to do with the place of Ndigbo in Nigeria is an issue that affects all Igbos, whether for good or bad. It’s inescapable. Thus, whenever one Igbo feels threatened or tests injustice, all Igbos feel threatened. It’s in the Igbo DNA, and Ojukwu captured it well in this video.
Doesn’t this remind you of MAZI NNAMDI KANU and all Igbos currently in political distress?
“Tinubu will be sitting ‘very very close’ to Donald Trump in the front row of the United Nations General Assembly.” — Jimoh Ibrahim, Nigeria’s Ambassador to the United Nations.
Dear Nigerians, their lobbying did not work. Over $9 million was wasted chasing shadows.
😂😂😂😂
It is a stark irony of Nigerian politics that Peter Obi—a former governor whose tenure in Anambra was defined by prudent financial management, zero debt, and visible investments in infrastructure and education—remains the country's most heavily scrutinized ex-governor.
While politicians with documented histories of systemic corruption and unexplainable wealth walk free with minimal pushback, Obi’s public record of integrity is constantly dissected under an aggressive microscope.
This double standard exposes a flawed political environment: in Nigeria, transparency and accountability do not shield you from endless political targeting; they inexplicably make you a bigger target for partisan witch-hunts.
There’s no other ex-Governor that can boast of what is contained in the screenshot below. None!
And this is not happening to Obi just because he’s an ex-Governor. It’s happening because he’s running for President.
So, it has gone from a mere spat between Soludo and Obi to a grand national conspiracy of ethnic partisans who are alarmed that Peter Obi is the first Igbo man that appears to have a fighting chance of clinching the presidency since the end of the civil war.
Villagers along the Kano–Zaria Expressway reportedly attacked the Tinubu/APC campaign motorcade.
Campaigning for the APC in parts of the North is now being met with strong resistance.