The Obidient movement is not an affiliate, NGO, or appendage of any party including the NDC. Peter Obi is a candidate, not a cult leader; but Obidients are citizens, not card carrying subjects. No resolution, code of conduct, or reconciliation committee can dissolve a voluntary consensus of millions who owe no allegiance to any party structure.
You cannot control what you did not create. You cannot discipline those who never swore loyalty to you. The NDC’s call for "party supremacy" over Obidients is like trying to regulate the rain, it falls where it wills. Peter Obi himself has admitted he does not control the movement. So if he can’t, the NDC certainly cannot.
The Obidient mandate is issue-based, trust-driven, and leader principled, not party bound. Any threat or intimidation from the NDC will be met not with rebellion, but with indifference.
Nigeria will be OK!
@Uno_009@DumoLuluBriggs Governor fubara should just do the needful, align with him, use all the state apparatus to make sure NDC win election, then he can nominate him for a position of a minister.
“Don’t video my cows, you can video me not don’t ever video my cows next time” - Heated confrontation between a driver and a Fulani herdsman moving cows along the expressway in Abuja
Dear APC Supporters,
I have finally seen the light.
Today, Tinubu dominates the APC Presidential Primary with overwhelming ward wins, and honestly, it opened my eyes. I can now clearly see why so many of you defend him passionately and why you believe he deserves another chance.
At first, I thought people were exaggerating about his performance. I thought maybe Nigerians were just impatient. Maybe the hardship was part of some long-term master plan only a few could understand.
But after carefully looking at the economy, the insecurity, the hunger, the falling naira, the rising fuel prices, businesses shutting down, and now students fleeing schools over bandit scares even in the Southwest, I have finally changed my mind.
Tinubu is not a failure.
He is a total disaster if allowed for a second term.
There is overwhelming evidence that men of the Nigerian military are complicit in the violence. We have seen their actions in several communities in Plateau and the same story is playing out in Benue. The locals who attempt to protect their lands from these killers are being disarmed, killed for attempted to provide the protection they failed as their responsibility. While allegations persist of helicopters dropping supplies to the very militants attacking the people. It is clear the authorities are complicit in this genocide.
Denying the genocide against Christians in Nigeria is the real propaganda. All we want is to live in peace.
@AdoyiA@OriyomiHamzat_ Good evening Agba @jon_d_doe, unrelated but I called your attention to this agbafians, I believe he is representing. Baba took some elders to classroom.
The allegations of using state power to intimidate a critic are deeply alarming. They suggest a dangerous shift from your constitutional duty to protect all citizens, to acting as an enforcement arm for political elites.
A citizen's criticism of a public official is a matter for public discourse, not for state-sponsored harassment, legal persecution, or the terrifying alleged threat of assassination.
I remind the DSS that your legitimacy depends entirely on public trust. When you are perceived as silencing dissent rather than protecting the people, you lose that trust. Your loyalty must be to the Nigerian people and the constitution, not to any individual.
This path of targeting critics destroys your image and undermines national security. I urge you to cease these actions immediately and recommit to your role as protectors of the nation, for every citizen.
Just imagine someone's father and a husband disgracing his entire family because of 25k gig from the evil cult called APC? Well, you can't shame the shameless!
The day we look past the hyphen in our names Yoruba-, Igbo-, Hausa-,Tiv-, Urhobo-, Christian-, Muslim—and see only the hyphen connecting us to a shared destiny: Nigerian-Future.
That is the day the tables turn. They divide us with tribalism and religion because they know a united people cannot be ruled, only represented.
Our unity is the invoice for the accountability they owe.
You have spoken nothing but the truth, Agba.
While the common enemy dines on the feast of our national wealth in their fortified halls, the very generation that holds the numerical power is in the backyard, squabbling over the scraps of tribe and faith.
The politicians didn't create the divisions, but they have become master chemists, expertly mixing our latent prejudices with greed to create a potent poison that keeps us docile and divided.
The greatest shame is not that this strategy exists, but that we continue to willingly consume it. The day we realize that the 'Yoruba' or 'Igbo' tribe they have us hating is not our enemy, but a fellow prisoner, is the day their reign ends. Our unity is the jailer's greatest fear. The time is near.... Good evening.