To @PeterObi History has always shown that those who truly desire change for their people are often resisted the most by those who profit from corruption, suffering, division, and national decay. The path you have chosen is not an easy one, but it is a path of conscience, courage, discipline, and sacrifice. Millions of ordinary Nigerians see the pressure, the attacks, the intimidation, the propaganda, the deliberate misrepresentation, and the endless obstacles placed before you simply because you chose to stand differently and insist on due process, accountability, prudence, and justice. Yet despite all these, you continue to carry yourself with calmness, maturity, civility, and an uncommon sense of responsibility. That alone speaks volumes. Please never forget that beyond the noise manufactured by political opportunists and enemies of progress, there are countless Nigerians at home and abroad who deeply appreciate your resilience, consistency, and willingness to place the nation above personal comfort. Many have not lost hope because your courage continues to remind them that Nigeria can still work. True leadership is not measured by how loudly one speaks, but by the ability to endure pressure without abandoning principles. In a system where compromise, intimidation, and recklessness have become normalized, your insistence on lawful conduct and responsible governance remains a rare light. Remain steadfast. Remain focused. Remain courageous. The struggle for a better Nigeria is bigger than one election cycle, one political party, or one generation. Seeds of truth, accountability, and good governance planted today will eventually grow, no matter how long darkness tries to resist the dawn. Posterity will always remember those who stood firm when it was difficult, those who spoke for the people when silence was safer, and those who refused to join the destruction of their own nation. We, the ordinary citizens, see your efforts. We appreciate your sacrifices. We recognize your consistency. And many of us still believe that a new Nigeria is possible. May your strength never fail, and may your resolve never be broken.

I am confident that a New Nigeria that will be OK and POssible is within reach. 🇳🇬 @PeterObi, you already carry yourself with the presence of a president. May 29, 2027, will mark the beginning of a new chapter—an opportunity to steer our country toward the long-awaited prosperity, progress, and good governance that Nigerians desire.

I am confident of the New Nigeria that will be OK and PIssible……@PeterObi you are too presidential already - 29th May 2027 will be your very first day in office to steer the country towards the long awaited prosperity.

I thought I was conversing with a man, but this comment instantly made me realise I’ve actually been talking to a baby from the other side.

Christianity is eveeel - it’s detrimental to anything that has to do with autochthonous.

Without a doubt, @PeterObi has over-demonstrated his willingness, capability, compassion, integrity, and his unbiased fidelity to truth in leading this country. There is absolutely nothing left for PO to say again; he has done practically everything possible — and we, the masses, have equally seen his readiness to salvage this country from the shackles of the inept ruling party. > Our only duty as the electorate is to come out en masse, cast our votes, and protect them with all our might and strength. This is the only debt we owe ourselves if we truly desire a new Nigeria that is OK and POssible.

The government operates with what is called reconnaissance or intel. Through this means, they obtain information and analyze it — if they find any security threats, they will do anything possible to prevent or foil it. 'Believe' only exists in the absence of truth, fact, and evidence. Believing in something doesn't make it a fact; believing in something simply means you are scared of finding out what is actually the truth. Those clergymen failed to foresee the aircraft crash incident simply because they cannot see it — they don't have such powers. They are simply humans like you. As long as you don't have the ability to foresee the future, don't ever believe there is any man out there who possesses such powers.

Seeking god's approval? Absurdity... that's ludicrous. Perhaps if they had sought your god's approval they would have stayed alive by now? Bvck man 🤣. Probably, the reason your great-grandparents aren't alive today is because they didn't seek your god's approval? You are not even concerned or worried about why the aircraft developed a fault and crashed — this could be an indication of engine failure. You are here talking about god's approval. Whether or not you seek god's approval, whatever will swallow you will definitely come to meet you wherever you are; it's just a matter of time. Your god's approval is useless, meaningless, powerless, and insignificant._

I never claimed to be a seer. One can only be judged by what they claimed to be. I am judging those clergymen because they oftentimes claimed to be future seers.

No pastor, priest, evangelist, imam, prophet, traditionalist, or any kind of sorcerer was able to foresee this tragic incident and forewarn the NAF. Adebayo, Kumuyi, Oyedepo, Apostle Selman, Suleman, Arome, Mbaka, Primate, Chris Oyakhilome, and the hundreds of thousands of Nigerian pastors could not see this aircraft crash coming. They all failed to foresee it, yet somehow, they are able to see who will win the 2027 general election. This is a stark reminder that none of these clergymen has the supernatural ability to see the future as they claim. They are simply manipulating the psyche of their followers in the name of religion. May the souls of our departed brothers find peace in the afterlife.

These force officers are no different from the Nigerian citizens who have been kidnapped, abducted, killed, or murdered in cold blood in their homes, farms, and places of worship. Death is death, agony is agony, and grief is grief—none is greater than the other. Every individual is a beloved member of a family, and every life lost leaves behind loved ones who must live with the pain of that loss. There should be no exceptions. The government should be more proactive in protecting its citizens rather than merely responding to ugly incidents after they have occurred—incidents that could have been prevented through better preparedness, intelligence, and effective governance. May the souls of every Nigerian who has lost their life through extrajudicial killings and senseless violence find eternal peace in the afterlife.

While I was abroad, I took paracetamol and, within minutes, my entire winter jacket was soaked with sweat. Meanwhile, in Nigeria, I was experiencing just a slight headache, yet I almost finished a full tablet of paracetamol without experiencing any noticeable relief. This country is in grave danger. You will never truly understand how badly this country has deteriorated until you find yourself in a difficult situation where the money available to you is simply not enough to get the help you need.

I concur with all the other assertions, but the idea that someone can run mad solely because of infidelity is a myth.

Christianity and bad wishes……bad things must happen to her before she will believe in imaginary sky alien 🤣🤣

Believing you will be very difficult, considering that many of the promises you made before assuming office are taking an eternity to materialize. Meanwhile, the fuel subsidy you removed was felt by Nigerians almost immediately. Why, then, is it taking an eternity for us to witness meaningful transformation in other critical sectors? Nigerians deserve to see tangible results, not just promises.

@PeterObi is the prize. There is no need for long talk—they are doing everything within their power to stop him. However, at this point, it may already be too late.

1st October was Independence Day — meanwhile, @officialABAT is on the screen, dishing out yet another round of empty promises. Just a day after Independence Day, NYSC members travelling to their orientation camp to serve their country were abducted. What else do we expect to happen before we realize that this current administration is absolutely inept? Right from the very first day it assumed office, it has been failure upon failure. @officialABAT, this is a clear political warning: resign now and take responsibility for your administration’s failures, or face the judgment of the Nigerian people at the 2027 polls.

Jesus did not save you; you were simply lucky to have gotten down at that particular spot. You alighted there because that was where you wanted to get down. Had you not gotten down at that point, what happened to the others could just as easily have happened to you. How can Jesus save you while abandoning the others? Mind you, if the victims had been the lucky ones, they would probably have been the ones thanking Jesus, while you would have been among the victims. It was simply an accident. It can happen to anyone. The lesson we should take from it is to be more careful and vigilant while driving, rather than attributing every fortunate escape to divine intervention.

Since you left the DSS enclave, your sense of reasoning seems to have been seriously affected, considering how often you speak without actually reasoning. Perhaps a chip was buried in your skull because WTH? At this point, maybe it’s a good time to leash the sheep.

That illusion only exists in your head - it doesn’t have any basis in reality.

99.5% of the pastors, priests, imams, and prophets in Nigeria are nothing but liars. Lying is essentially their source of income. Believe them at your own risk.