Daniel Bwala may be many things, but one thing about him is that once it comes to the issue of Atiku Abubakar, who was his former boss, he automatically becomes constructive.
I have not seen him openly attacking Atiku or calling him names, even though Atiku constantly criticizes the government Daniel Bwala currently works for.
The same goes for Reno Omokri too.
This is where these men seem to operate on a higher frequency of wisdom than Kenneth Okonkwo.
They understand that the job they are doing for President Tinubu today is not a permanent one.
Tomorrow can always come with a different political reality, and they may eventually find their way back to their former bosses.
That is why they choose to preserve a level of respect for the loyalty, relationship, and privileges they once shared.
But that can never be Kenneth Okonkwo.
Kenneth Okonkwo begins criticizing you openly almost from the very day he steps out of your house as your spokesperson.
He leaves no room for restraint or appreciation of the relationship that once existed.
That is why I will not be surprised if, immediately after the 2027 elections, Kenneth Okonkwo also turns around and starts criticizing Atiku Abubakar in the same manner.
I am Ekene Aninze, Esq.
FIFA World Cup: A Gallant Finish
The FIFA World Cup concluded successfully today, with the best team emerging victorious.
This is yet another fitting birthday gift, further demonstrating that the youth have not only arrived but are proving that excellence, when given the opportunity, will always prevail.
Today, competence, capacity, character, and capability were on full display. It is a powerful reminder that when young people are properly nurtured, entrusted with responsibility, and given the opportunity to lead, they deliver outstanding results.
This is the spirit we must replicate across every sector of our national life. A New Nigeria is Possible, and it must be reflected in every endeavour that brings pride, progress, and honour to our nation. -PO
Those Forfeiting Their Assets Are Those Who Have Left Government — Amadi
If Malami was still working with this government nothing will happen to him. The senate president has EFCC cases that isn’t progressing, almost everyone in this administration have unprogressive cases. Oftentimes the war against corruption is a political fight back, because if corruption is to be fought truthfully a transparent and accountable systems needs to be setup.
Dr. Sam Amadi
Director, Abuja School of Social and Political Thoughts
His Excellency Peter Gregory Obi clocks another Age
Happy Birthday My Father,My President
The only clean politician in Nigeria
A man of Gentle character and Profound Humility per Excellence
The Hope of All well meaning Nigerians
The Father of a New Nigeria that is POssible
Obidient's family Father
The exposer of evil and corrupt politicians
May God protect your life and grant you perfect health Sir.
By your next Birthday, You will be celebrating as Our President
God is with You, Nigerians are with You
We no dey shake, na gidigba we stand for your back
Happy Birthday Daddy
Birthday Wishes to My President!
An exemplary figure, a paternal leader to his nation, and a president I hold in high esteem, wishing you a happy birthday Mr. Peter Obi.
On Your New Age Okwute
May your heart be glad
May your health be better
May your home be peaceful
May you fulfill every good desires of your heart for Nigeria, Africa and the world
May the generations to come follow the path of righteousness you set for us
Happy Birthday To A Selfless Politician
The HOPE from God
Happy birthday, HE Peter Obi. You’re the only living Nigerian politician who can turn the smallest party into a mega one in record time. A shining light, proving you don’t need money to attract people.
Happy birthday to the man most Nigerian politicians and their ignorant supporters love to hate.
Happy Birthday to Peter Obi, my dearest Big Bro:
I will never forget your kindness to my beloved parents. Thank you for the respect you showed them, for your many visits to Abba, where you gave to Daddy and Mummy the most precious gifts: your time and your attention.
Thank you for walking this still-unbearable journey of grief with my siblings and me.
I remember how you regaled Daddy and Mummy with your stories until we started joking about your obsession with the “GDP of Malaysia.” But your obsession spoke of hope: your hope for Nigeria, your belief in what Nigeria could be. A belief that has always been practical, grounded in numbers and in reality.
I remember when you came to support me as I was being honored by the United Nations Foundation in New York, and I teased you about the inexpensive hotel you were staying in, and you shrugged and said, “it’s just a place to sleep, why do I need to be in an expensive place?”
And then only days later, you once again exhibited your incredible generosity to the causes you believe in, and it reminded me of all the hospitals and schools and churches you have supported over the years, and often without fanfare. You have always been clear about what your priorities are, what matters to you, what you believe should matter, and that is deeply admirable.
I have always admired your humane pragmatism, how you are willing to talk to almost anyone if it will bring about a good outcome.
And how you believe in certain ideals without being an ideologue.
And how you see people as people, knowing that human value is not measured in material terms.
And how you are able to laugh at yourself, and laugh when I tease you about your ‘one shoe and one shirt.’
And how you have always been consistent in the core of who you are.
Thank you for your compassion and your circumspection. For your honesty and your humour. For your willingness to acknowledge flaws, yours and others’, knowing that nobody is perfect. For your fuss-free kindness and your humility that is never performative.
I am inspired by your intellectual curiosity, your eagerness to learn, your genuine love of education (which is why you sought out, and honored, Daddy all those years ago when you learned that he was Nigeria’s first professor of statistics.)
Sometimes it is the simplest of language that captures the most complex of things, and so I will end with simplicity: You are a good man. You are loved. You are appreciated.
May your eyes continue to light up when you talk about the lovely confident Margaret (Thank God she agreed for you!) and your lovely children, A and E.
May joy follow you and yours always.
Mummy called you her ‘first son,’ my siblings and I call you our 'big bro,' and I cannot wait to call you ‘My President.’
I cannot wait for January 16, 2027, when I, with personal pride in you and with hope for what Nigeria can become, will cast my vote for you and your running mate, Former Governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso
Chukwu dube gi. God Keep you.
With love, Chimamanda Adiche