Allbest

Olatunji Allbest ||
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23/06 ||
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[Ayekooto @DeeOneAyekooto]

Seun: Is this one of the most radical reforms of the Nigerian Army we’ve seen yet?

Retired General: I gave you just one four-letter word: rejig at its best! This is audacious!

[Instablog9ja @instablog9ja]

“I never knew I was Black until I got to Germany, the rate of r@cism there was too high. The only legal way for me to pay them back was to dribble them.” — Former Footballer Jay-Jay Okocha

[P Olabanji @patola58]

If u no want NELFUND go front. Whether na loan or not

[Allbest @Allbest06]

@usman_nwaha @BelindaUjuu Pls don't do Bro
Don't let us start behaving like those goats from the other side of the Camp.
Let some people choose their nonseense they best want but Tinubu winning is the main Goal, and that's the only Vote that matters!

[Belinda Ezeofor @BelindaUjuu]

Three years later: the destination is still ahead but so is the evidence that we have left the starting line. FACTS are stubborn 😎.

#nigeria
#progress
#reforms
#leadership
#governance

[High Chief Lawrence Igbins Okoro @HighChiefOkoro]

Last night, there was a big fight in the Obidient WhatsApp group. Many of them started throwing disrespectful words at Peter Obi for going off script and acknowledging that “the person we voted in this country is Bola Ahmed Tinubu.”

They said Obi talks too much and that the statement endorses Tinubu’s presidency.

[Bayo Onanuga, OON, CON @aonanuga1956]

Having watched Peter Obi’s interview on Channels TV on Sunday for about 30 minutes, I wasted no time tuning off. If the political nomad thought the interview would re-energise his ebbing 2027 presidential ambition, it turned out to be a PR disaster, judging from the spate of reactions to the many lies he referenced.

Two issues caught my attention while I watched him. 

First, when his interviewer, Seun Okinbaloye, questioned him about his political nomadism, he tried to make the question a non-issue, saying, with a smirk on his face, that he has not done anything different from what President Bola Tinubu has done in his political odyssey.

No, Mr Obi. Tinubu has not been jumping from one ideologically different party to another. Since he joined party politics in 1991/92, Tinubu has stayed the progressive path all the way. He started with the Social Democratic Party and won an election to the Senate on the party’s platform, polling the highest vote ever by any candidate in the country.

When the election of June 12, 1993 was annulled, Tinubu joined the struggle for de-annulment. He didn’t collaborate with the military; he defied the junta, reconvened the National Assembly, joined the protests, went to detention, and when the country became too dangerous, he opted for exile, along with his family, where he continued the struggle against military dictatorship.

When Tinubu returned from exile in 1998, he joined the Alliance for Democracy and was elected the governor of Lagos in 1999. The AD, which Obasanjo wanted to decapitate, went into a factional crisis. Tinubu still won his 2003 election, his second term, with the INEC-recognised faction.

With the AD still in crisis, Tinubu founded a new party, the Action Congress, taking a large number of the AD members to the new platform. Babatunde Fashola, Kayode Fayemi, and Rauf Aregbesola contested on this platform in 2007.

The AC became Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) for the 2011 election. In 2013, the party entered into merger talks with Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), New Nigeria Peoples Party, a faction of All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), and the new Peoples Democratic Party(nPDP) to form the All Progressives Congress (APC). 

Tinubu remained true to his ideological persuasion: he stayed in the same lane. He didn’t jump to the PDP in 2003, after he remained the last man standing, with fellow AD governors swept out of office by President Olusegun Obasanjo’s brazen rigging machine. Instead, he built a new party from the bottom up, which has grown like an oak tree from an acorn. 

Tinubu is unlike you, Peter Obi. You were elected Governor under the platform of APGA in 2007. You swore with your children and even by the hospital bedside of Ikemba Odumegwu Ojukwu that you would never leave the party. Not a man of your words, you abandoned APGA after your second term and joined the PDP. You were in the PDP when you ran with the perennial presidential contender and loser, Atiku Abubakar, in 2019.

Your presidential pair lost to Muhammadu Buhari and Yemi Osinbajo of the APC. You did not wait to rebuild the vanquished PDP. Instead, you pursued your selfish interest by joining the Labour Party. You ran as the party’s candidate in 2023. You lost the election and came third behind Atiku and President Bola Tinubu.

The Labour Party fell into a serious leadership crisis after the election, with campaign funds in your possession not fully accounted for. Instead of waiting to solve the crisis and rebuild it into a formidable group like a good leader would do, you again chickened out. You teamed up with Atiku to hijack the political group called African Democratic Congress, a special purpose vehicle. When you found that you would not be able to clinch the group’s presidential ticket in a free and fair primary election, you didn’t hesitate to jump ship to join the court-registered NDC, promoted by a former governor, Senator Seriake Dickson.

It is not in doubt that if the NDC fails to deliver what you want, you are not far away from the exit door. You would shamelessly migrate to yet another party. You do not build; you always want to reap where you did not sow.

The second issue is that Seun gave you a golden opportunity to redeem yourself in respect of the outcome of the 2023 election. You lost, Peter. You didn’t win that election. You came third, and if not for the bloc vote from your ethnic group, you would have ended up a miserable third. Seun pointedly asked you whether you believed you were rigged out. You fell into his trap by concurring. You did well in the election, no doubt- a politician with no structure in the states, except the noisy followers on X, Instagram and Facebook. But I was utterly surprised that more than three years after the Supreme Court threw away your petition, you are still in denial of the loss, and you still nurse the delusion that you won the election, echoing the sentiment of your gullible followers on the streets.
Mr Obi, it is time you accepted the stark reality of the loss. Stop dreaming of a victory that you never had.

[Banty @Banty4them]

Obi and Obidiots go think say na AI video

Nelfund party at Federal Polytechnic, Bali, Taraba state.

[Allbest @Allbest06]

@chizzywear222 @yabaleftonline Lol, it hasn't gotten to that and it can never 😂
I don't stay home everyday like that now,
So I am fit mentally and physically.
Na see finish I dey avoid, na why I no dey make friends with neighbours.

[Allbest @Allbest06]

@Dawakiii Yes, 80%

[Belinda Ezeofor @BelindaUjuu]

Structure is so powerful that sometimes the evidence isn’t the paperwork. It’s in the person. FACTS don’t need permission to remain FACTS.

#throwback
#nigeria
#structure
#history

[Allbest @Allbest06]

@Tolu_7085 @NigeriaStories Leave him oo
Let the media houses keep reaping him and create contents from his slowness and dullness.

[Allbest @Allbest06]

@Real_tested202 @yabaleftonline Lol I no dey reason life everyday like that nah and I'm not suffering except for some goals I need to achieve, My life no hard oo 😂😂

[Allbest @Allbest06]

@ITZJEJE2020 @yabaleftonline Lol as how nah ?
Na just a few days i dey stay home, so na only when I dey house.

[Allbest @Allbest06]

@DAMIADENUGA Nawa oo

[Allbest @Allbest06]

Take your crown @PeterObi
The inevitable king of Lies !
Yu tu lai !!

[TallJohn🌍 @JohnFanimokun]

“Before i became President... All the Commissioners that served with me for 8 Years when i was in office were Muslims” — Peter Obi

[Defense News Nigeria @DefenseNigeria]

Turkish T-129 ATAK helicopters, in service with the Nigerian Air Force conducting a training exercise at dusk, raining down their 20 mm cannons against pre-designated ground targets.

[Allbest @Allbest06]

@WOkene @grok pls fact check what Peter said in this video real quick pls?

[Allbest @Allbest06]

The most funniest part all those his fooolish followers can't allow this incompetent man to rule their Imaginary Biafra oo,
But they are pitching this rubbish to we Nigerians 😄😄 awon olofo !!

[High Chief Lawrence Igbins Okoro @HighChiefOkoro]

Peter Obi said he couldn’t conduct local government elections throughout his eight years as Governor because of issues he claimed were beyond his control.

Now, the same Peter Obi says he will solve Nigeria’s problems, a country of over 230 million people, within just four years.