I pray hard everyday for Wike's downfall. Very glad it is no longer far away. He committed political atrocity in 2023.

Time to make him popular by passing it round.

“Nigerians, you all are running for president. I am just the Chief Servant that you are running for president through me. It’s your office.” Peter Obi at the Global Digital Townhall

RT @batten_von: The United States recently supplied military equipment to the Nigerian government under President Bola Tinubu (@officialABA…

Very important No more Running!!!

Yes, this is recent. The video was posted today and is circulating as footage from Peter Obi’s appearance in Ebonyi State on October 3, 2026.

A regional ego trip does not carry Nigeria’s commercial capital and the seat of its federal government. A national contender does. And a national contender from the South-East is precisely what the old arrangement was designed never to produce. If the refusal fails, it will be read as proof that the zone should have stayed a reliable annex of somebody else’s primary. It will prove something else: That the annex was the point all along. A people who see that clearly are not tripping on ego. They are, at last, doing the arithmetic. As a proud Ibibio son, I am proud to take Ibuprofen for the South-East’s headache.

JUST IN: Tanko Yunusa steps down as the leader of the Obidient Movement. Dr Tanko has been elevated to the position of The Political Adviser, Northern Nigeria, to His Excellency, Mr Peter Obi. ~Advocacy for Good Governance #NigeriaMustBeOK

A very foolish and irresponsible news media! Tinubu's boys have dominated every nook and cranny of Nigeria. A bunch of compromised demons masquerading as journalists and eking out their livelihood, relying heavily on Tinubu's corrupt brown envelopes.

The criminality is too much and INEC does nothing about it aside colliding with these criminals. Why will INEC allow upload of results before stated polling time?

Gov. Soludo, the Anambra State professor of mediocrity, insulted the NDC senatorial candidate for Anambra South, calling him an illiterate and “Nwoke Factory.” I’m glad to see he has now embraced that identity with his full chest. Imagine trying to shame someone for creating jobs and feeding families. Talk about turning the lemon thrown at you into lemonade. 😂

Respectfully, I thought you were more astute. 1. Peter Obi CANNOT control the pains and misery (which you are aware of) Nigerians feel and its attendant response to those delibitating conditions Nigeria and her politicians have subjected them to. The only remedy is solution or perceived improvements in the maladies that plague the people. Thank God for the internet, or no thanks, the alternative would have been huge unrest on the streets which would have gone sideways . . . which in any case is where we are headed for if the right things ain't done (you know very well about these dynamics as much as any other human in this world does)! 2. The above supplementary examples you cited are a shame: Wọle Ṣoyinka, Chimaroke, etc. really? Really? 3. You 100% assert everyone on the internet that hurls abuse your way is an Obidient? 4. You won't support Peter Obi because of Obidients' online insults in a country where the other supporters literally maim and kill those on the other side? Are you kidding me? 5. Peter Obi has to criticize the Chagoury family before you can support him, did you really type that? Peter Obi has to do everything . . . 😂. BTW, you are already holding Tinubu and the Chagoury family by them balls (good work already 🙏🏽). If you need PO's attention, find a way to reach out to him; not this subliminal sob for "see me". 6. Lastly, your piece would have had more honour in it if it were directly directed at Obidients generally as a relatively older comrade seeking to guide and help the group be better. I have had my fair share of disagreements with fellow Obidients, some I actually dislike, but that doesn't speak to my take about the group as a whole nor does it make me think, "Oh, this is on Peter Obi". Does the man not have enough to contend with already? Just one man! One man, bros!

OUR PSEUDO-NADECO ACTIVISTS: WHAT WERE THEY REALLY FIGHTING FOR? Some of those who once presented themselves as uncompromising champions of democracy have, over time, left Nigerians wondering whether democracy was ever the real objective—or whether the objective was simply to replace the people in power with themselves. Because there is a profound contradiction in fighting military coups while tolerating, defending or participating in electoral manipulation. A military coup is a forcible seizure of political power outside the constitutional electoral process. Rigging, vote suppression, manipulation of results and other forms of electoral malfeasance operate differently, but they can produce a similar democratic injury: they subvert the voters' power to determine who governs them. So what exactly did we defeat the military for? If soldiers were condemned for stealing political power from the people, politicians should not be celebrated when they achieve the same outcome through manipulated elections. The uniform may have disappeared, but the mentality of power without genuine consent must never become the new normal. Democracy isn't merely about civilian rule. It is about the people's votes counting. Otherwise, we have simply replaced one form of political usurpation with another.

GenZs have run out of patience with this country. I am afraid. INEC or whoever should conduct a transparent election next year. My 2 kobo.

Where Is Nigeria’s President? The dynamic President of Ghana, John Dramani Mahama, delivered a remarkable address at the 81st United Nations General Assembly. The international community has commended his leadership and the substance of his address. It is a reminder of what leadership can produce when competence, capacity, compassion, commitment and character come together in the service of a nation. Against this background, many are asking: Where is the President of Africa’s most populous nation, a country of more than 200 million people - more than Ghana - whose leader has been absent from the global stage for three consecutive UNGAs? Nigeria’s President, who ought to be representing the country and providing leadership for Africa at the international level, has not attended any of these three global gatherings. Where is he, particularly at a time when the country faces significant challenges, both domestically and internationally? Although our Vice President, Kashim Shettima, was present, the question remains: Where is the President? Let us continue to pray for his return and for his leadership in addressing the many challenges confronting the nation. A new Nigeria is POssible. -PO Check out this video, "ghana president at un" share.google/uBKw1UKhpaRyDjB…

Is this a rage bait? Like they want to turn government ministries into APC support groups?

Benue One million March ongoing. Peter Obi is coming.

Atiku will not get any votes from Kano and Kaduna in 2027. The North-West is politically awake. Mr Peter Obi is coming..

“Peter Obi is a pathological liar. He says he has two eyes.” — The Nigerian politics version of evidence-based argument. 😂 Apparently, in today’s political discourse, you don't need to prove a lie. You just need to shout “LIAR!” loudly enough and hope your WhatsApp audience applauds. Am I communicating? 😂😂