Parry 🇳🇬

Arsenal fan, Trump Supporter MAGA 🇺🇸

[CHUKS 🍥 @ChuksEricE]

NDC presidential candidate, Mr Peter Obi, this afternoon visited Amb. Tobore Alex Agbah, a businessman, at his shop in Ughelli North, Delta State.

Agbah's shop was reportedly sealed in early October, less than 48 hours after he organised an NDC rally in the area.

The reason given for the closure was reportedly that the property was located under a high-tension power line, with the authorities stating, "We sealed the property because it was under a high-tension wire."

The shop was later unsealed.

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[🇳🇬 Super Eagles @NGSuperEagles]

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[Parry 🇳🇬 @mxtpparry]

@Nobsdaslushhkid This baba no wan helo you my guy

[Parry 🇳🇬 @mxtpparry]

@yabaleftonline For those of you thugs that will collect 20k to disrupt rallies and snatch ballot box. You can see how much portable collect

[Parry 🇳🇬 @mxtpparry]

@Chriszter @yabaleftonline Obi has more Important things to do with that money. Not for someone like portable

[YabaLeftOnline @yabaleftonline]

"VeryDarkMan is a public nuisance. I give him credit for speaking up for people when it's convenient, but at this point, he has become a nuisance. He is two-faced and contradicts himself all the time. Davido should have known from the beginning, but he also loves chasing clout. VDM is someone you can't open up to or lean on because he might use your private conversations against you. He could even be screen-recording your chats without you knowing." — X influencer Daniel Regha

[Parry 🇳🇬 @mxtpparry]

@instablog9ja I think it's better they stay neutral than dabble into politics. They're into entertainment business. They have fans from all the parties. I don't think we should be emotional about who is involved or not

[Parry 🇳🇬 @mxtpparry]

@Godofviolence01 @yabaleftonline Je doesn't have a choice

[Parry 🇳🇬 @mxtpparry]

@afcRusell I don't care about them. I only care about Arsenal players

[Parry 🇳🇬 @mxtpparry]

@ChuksEricE If anything happens to any Corp member. You guys go see shege. Useless inec

[Parry 🇳🇬 @mxtpparry]

@Olalowo90 @Tochyinkbrain @FriendsOfBAT What is he doing around the inec chairman

[Parry 🇳🇬 @mxtpparry]

@kokomatic @dammiedammie35 What is he doing around the inec chairman

[Parry 🇳🇬 @mxtpparry]

@UTDTrey Sooner than we think

[Parry 🇳🇬 @mxtpparry]

@ManUtd After few games and no improvement

[WalexAFC❤️ @WalexAFC1]

Laura deserve Ballon d or🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

[Ramotu Olaniyi @ramotuolaniyi]

See the remote villages Kwankwasiya are entering to campaign for NDC. No other group is mobilising voters as much as these guys. Their campaign has no time and date. Everyday is campaign. Obi is coming.

[Oluwakemi Oyefeso @i_am_agbeke]

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[Parry 🇳🇬 @mxtpparry]

@UtomiPat They call it structure or master strategy

[Pat Utomi @UtomiPat]

Perhaps one of the most profound economic lessons in Peter Obi’s politics is that it costs far less to serve the people than to spend every election season trying to buy their loyalty with money.

There is something deeply troubling about a political system in which leaders must return to the same people, not with an account of what they have accomplished, but with money in their hands, hoping to purchase the very trust they refused to earn while in office.

A government that genuinely serves its people does not need to buy their conscience. Its record becomes its campaign. Its achievements become its argument. And the people, having experienced the difference between being governed and being exploited, are left with little reason to sell their votes.

Trust cannot be manufactured with envelopes of cash, nor can genuine loyalty be secured through temporary acts of generosity funded by public resources.

Politicians would do well to understand this simple truth; good governance is not only the moral duty of leadership; it is also the most economical campaign strategy.