Today @ work, around 3:21pm, I stepped out to the lobby, if you're familiar with the secretariat building in Abuja, it's about 11 floors, so the view is massive, I was at the top floor when I heard gunshots outside. So I looked through the window & saw some vendors
Ọsọ Peter Obi.
When Peter Obi is declared President, the first place to feel the impact will not be Aso Rock.
It will be Nigeria’s airports.
The departure halls will become unusually busy. Immigration counters will be flooded. Private aviation terminals will witness an unusual surge in activity as politicians, politically exposed persons, their associates, contractors, and beneficiaries of the old order scramble to put distance between themselves and the country they once treated as their personal estate.
Some will call it a family vacation. Others will describe it as a business trip. Many will insist it was planned months in advance. But the timing will tell its own story.
Then will come the rush for documents.
Passport offices will struggle to keep up with demand. Visa application centres will be packed. Immigration lawyers will suddenly become some of the busiest professionals in the country. Residency consultants will receive a flood of enquiries from people desperate to secure permanent residence or second citizenship before accountability catches up with them.
The scramble will not stop there.
Luxury homes will quietly enter the market. Properties will be sold below their true value simply because speed will matter more than profit. Ownership of companies will begin changing overnight. Shares will be transferred. Assets will be moved. Wealth will start flowing into foreign accounts and offshore jurisdictions. Every transaction will be disguised as ordinary business, but everyone will know what is happening.
Private jets will become symbols of panic.
Aircraft that once flew only for leisure and political meetings will begin making repeated international trips. Airports that normally serve a handful of executive flights each day will witness an unusual increase in departures. Charter companies will struggle to satisfy demand.
Entire families will relocate.
Children will suddenly gain admission into foreign schools. Spouses will establish new homes abroad. Expensive apartments will be rented in London, Dubai, Canada, and elsewhere. Foreign residency will become the new insurance policy.
Professional advisers will barely have time to breathe.
Lawyers will draft emergency agreements. Accountants will restructure holdings. Tax experts will reorganize wealth. International consultants will process residency applications around the clock. Everyone will be working toward one objective: creating an escape route.
The phrase will spread across the country.
Ọsọ Peter Obi.
This time the poor and the vulnerable will not be the ones on the run, the people who made them so will be the runners
A moment when the fear of accountability sends shockwaves through a political class that never believed the day would come.
Ọsọ Peter Obi, ga emeriri!
-GENERAL SNOW.
No be say we get anything against Nigerian Pastors o but when you see Person wey God call, you go just know.
When you see church wey na family, you go just know ❤️👏
This is what the church should represent and not the ones that stay taking even from the little you have.
Not the ones that own schools their members can’t even attend.
GOD IS TRULY GREAT‼️
One of the biggest hacks I’ve learnt as a new wife is this:
Never ask a man what he feels like eating!
They NEVER know!! 😭
Anything ke? 😭 Can’t they just be specific?
Anyway, Don’t ask.
Just cook whatever you feel like eating…
they’ll happily eat it. 😂
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