The gig is to drop posts that make it look like Peter Obi isn't campaigning. The idea is that when they've rigged the election, they use the posts to reinforce the narrative that Peter Obi wasn't serious with the election.
Your fellow Nigerians who complain about rising cost of living daily, including some of your beloved influencers, are taking this gig because, to them, nothing else matters besides "securing the bag," a bag that comes with a gaping hole.
Mind you, it's the same Peter Obi who has been all over the country since 2022 consistently spreading his message of hope, and there hasn't been a single day when he wasn't somewhere engaging ordinary Nigerians.
Despite APC openly and brazingly engaging the services of non-state actors to stifle opposition, thrash opposition campaign banners, plus other undemocratic actions, your influencers are taking gigs to make this appear like a lack of seriousness or preparedness on Peter Obi's part.
Well, thankfully, life has gone fully digital and we don't need a physical billboard or posters to spread the message of Peter Obi; but let the APC be very aware that they do not possess the monopoly of violence.
That said, please vote NDC to restore our democracy. Vote a ticket that cares about you
If Peter Obi becomes president, he won't steal and people in his cabinet won't steal. The president's body language matters, even though I don't support him
__ Rotimi Amaechi
This isn't to tell you not to hold anyone accountable, but rather not to give anyone a pass. The next time you see yourself giving someone with questionable character a pass while holding the guy with integrity accountable... Remember to give yourself some sense.
In my opinion Soludo is not more intelligent than Okpebholo.
He's just more certified.
Their outputs are literally the same or Soludo is even a bit worse considering he wasted money going to school
This is why I’ll never understand Nigerians who move abroad and still support the APC. After two decades overseas, your children are grown and married, and you’ve built a successful career or business, but eventually, your heart begins to yearn for home. Life abroad starts to feel exhausting, and all you want is somewhere familiar to slow down and rest. Yet you cannot truly return because, directly or indirectly, you spent years supporting the destruction of the very home you now miss.
Its poor Nigerians that will rescue this country. They need to be more violent so as to send the fear of God down the spine of these people
Just look at --- 23 cars?
Gov. Alia Seized 23 Cars Legitimately Allocated To Me, I Went To Court and Won them Back - Ortom
We have a government in Benue State that does not believe in the rule of law, that engages in witch-hunts and runs down its opponents.
After I left office, vehicles that were legitimately allocated to me by the government were seized by the administration in a manner that was unbecoming. I went to court, defeated them, and the court ordered them to pay ₦5 million in damages in addition to returning the 23 vehicles that were initially seized. Since this government came into office, there has not been a single stakeholders’ meeting across party lines. The APC government in Benue a sham, completely at variance with the tenets of democracy.
Samuel Ortom, Former Governor of Benue State
The name Lake Ontario comes from the Wendat word Ontari’io, which, appropriately, means “the lake is beautiful, the lake is big”.
The name is more than 400 years old, predating both the Confederation of Canada and the Declaration of Independence of the United States of America.
We know that America is changing. Their trading relationships, their foreign policies, their national monuments, their hydronyms.
Canadians also know that naming reality means calling it Lake Ontario – then, now and always.
Flavour takes “Ada Ada” to the stage with a London orchestra, blending the beauty of Igbo music with a touch of African style.
The highlight of this video has to be the little pieces of Ankara incorporated in the outfit worn by the orchestra members.
IGBO AMAKA ❤️
@2niteFlavour
David Moyes: The block from Calafiori from Dwight McNeil's [shot] is unbelievable. It tells you a little bit about the way Arsenal are. They're fighting for it, they're defending their goal with their lives! 🚫😤
Nothing has contributed more to the docility, selfishness, and extreme individualism we see in Nigeria today than Nigerian pastors.
For decades many of them have trained people to look inward instead of outward. Everything is about personal breakthrough, personal blessing, personal protection, personal prosperity. Very little is said about civic responsibility, justice, accountability, or standing up for the vulnerable.
A society cannot build a healthy collective culture when its most influential voices constantly preach survival and personal miracles instead of duty to one another.
So people retreat into themselves.
Pray for yourself.
Protect your own.
Secure your own breakthrough.
And slowly the idea of community, sacrifice, and shared responsibility disappears.
If you train millions of people to believe that every problem is spiritual and every solution is personal prayer, you should not be surprised when those same people become passive in the face of real world problems.