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Watch this video.
I can't just imagine what will happen to the people that will campaign for Tinubu/APC in 2027.
Some people who came to campaign for Tinubu and the APC were beaten and chased away, their car, as you can see was destroyed by hungry and angry Nigerians.
This shows that Nigerians have rejected the APC.
A new Nigeria remains POssible.
@PeterObi won't respond to you Mr. Akin so I will on his behalf:
History isn’t optional, I agree.
But neither is consistency.
Yes, the Abacha era was brutal. Nobody serious denies that.
But here’s the uncomfortable question:
If NADECO was truly about democracy, rule of law, and freedom why are some of its most prominent figures now presiding over:
economic hardship on a massive scale
shrinking civic space
selective application of justice
state capture
one party state
and policies that hurt the very people they once claimed to defend?
At what point do we stop grading people on what they opposed and start judging them on what they’ve become in power?
Nobody is romanticising military dictatorship.
But it’s also not “rewriting history” to point out that:
some who fought oppression didn’t build the freedom they promised.
In fact, that’s the most important lesson from history.
Power reveals character,not just in dictators, but also in those who once claimed to fight them.
A New Nigeria won’t come from protecting reputations.
It will come from holding everyone accountable.
A new Nigeria is POssible- on behalf of PO