Eye sight is different from vision, so is looking different from observing.
On his mandate
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Peter Obi
6 July 2022 " I will remove subsidy "
8 January 2023 " subsidy will go immediately it can't stay a day longer "
6 June 2023 " subsidy is an organized crime I will remove it"
2 October 2023 " subsidy will go so I will remove it"
9 June 2025 " I will remove subsidy but differently"
17 June 2026 " I will remove it in an organized way, meet with operators first, not on imagination day"
24 August 2026 " I have maintained that subsidy should be removed regardless of the mismanagement "
10 September 2026 " I will remove the corruption first then we will know later if there's a need to remove subsidy or not"
September 2026 " check my manifesto, I said I will remove subsidy but in an organized manner "
6 October 2026 " I will remove only the corruption and bring back subsidy "
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The Chronicles of Engr Peter Obi.
When I call Peter Obi , an inconsistent man, some people get angry. Watch for yourself lol not 👇
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Troops crush ISWAP assault in Kukawa, neutralise over 25 terrorists
Troops of Operation HADIN KAI successfully repelled a coordinated multi-directional assault by ISWAP terrorists in Kukawa, Borno State.
The attackers struck the 101 Special Forces Battalion from four flanks but were met with stiff resistance and superior firepower. With support from the Air Component, the troops launched a fierce counter-offensive that neutralised over 25 terrorists and forced the survivors to flee.
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Because as always do, you posted a doctored video and you know it.
Have the decency to admit it, apologize, and delete it.
Stop doing fake news.
My media is authentic.
If it’s doctored or manipulated,you won’t see me sharing it. So why are you tagging me in it?
#TinubuMustGo
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@KafinHausaa
Mr. Fake News Purveyor, this is the original video. Go and re-doctor it for Atiku.
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INFERENCE is greater than LEGAL proof according to @ruffydfire
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So if Obi knew he had no LEGAL PROOF, why did he waste his time in court? How does he know he didn't still lose despite the glitch?
Welcome to the world of Obidients.
Dear Arise Team
On Obi saying he does not have evidence
When Peter Obi said he did not have evidence, he was speaking in the strict legal sense - evidence considered by the court as strong enough to satisfy the courts and overturn the declared result. The courts, for whatever reasons, did not consider the evidence presented sufficient.
But there is a difference between legal proof and reasonable inference.
Looking at what actually happened on election day, the technology worked in other elections but stopped working for the presidential election at a point when Peter Obi was clearly leading in several results being collated. The moment they switched off the saver, the result took another dimension. This may not constitute empirical evidence sufficient to win a case in court, but it is certainly evidence from reason. It raises a legitimate question about what happened and why.
We must also recognise that Nigerian courts operate within the broader Nigerian environment, with all the imperfections and limitations of our institutions—the phenomenon commonly described as the “Nigerian factor.”
The courts determine what has been legally proved; citizens are entitled to reason about what they witnessed. A court’s inability to establish a claim to the required legal standard does not necessarily erase every reasonable question about what actually happened.
Valentine Obienyem
Media Adviser to Peter Obi
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NNPC remittance under 🇳🇬 Presidents
1. Obasanjo - $4 Billion in 8 years
2. Yaradua - $8 Billion in 3 years
3. Jonathan - $1 Billion in 5 years
4. Buhari - Nothing in 8 years
5. Tinubu - $15.33 billion in 3.5 years
How President Bola Tinubu pulled this off needs to be studied
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Nigeria's 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi, says 'he believes he won the election' but acknowledges there is no evidence to prove it.
Speaking to the BBC, the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential candidate also discussed his plans to restore fuel subsidy.
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I hope you know these videos are doctored.
None of the “Sai Nigeria, Sai Atiku” ever happened.
This is quite interesting.
Hon. Alhassan Ado Doguwa, a prominent APC figure, hosted a gathering of his supporters at his residence. During the gathering, he he called out “Nigeria,” they responded to him with “Sai Baba Atiku.”
Tinubu and the APC will face a serious defeat in the North.
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Madina: If you lose this election, will you contest for president again in another election?
Peter Obi: This will be my last presidential contest because by 2031, I will be approaching 70. I would like young people like you to take over the leadership of Nigeria.
Madina: If you want young people to take over the leadership of Nigeria, why did you choose Kwankwaso as your running mate?
Peter Obi: Well, Kwankwaso is considered a young man in Nigerian politics today.
Madina: Kwankwaso is 69 years old.
Peter Obi: 🫣
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Nigeria's 2026 budget was 68 trillion. The projected revenue was 34 trillion, but somehow you believe they have the Olu of Warri for 2.7 trillion??
To be an Obidient is to not be capable of rational thought.
No job for graduates in Delta State but the Olu of Warri is allegedly receiving 2.7 trillion annually from Tinubu?
God!
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There’s no evidence I won 2023 presidential election – Peter Obi
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Madina: If you lose this election, will you contest again in another election?
Peter Obi: This is my final contest, because by 2031, I will be approaching 70. I would like young people like you to take over the leadership of Nigeria.
Madina: If you want young people to take over leadership, why did you choose Kwankwaso as your running mate?
Peter Obi: Kwankwaso is still young by Nigerian political standards.
Madina: Kwankwaso is 69 years old.
😂 😆 😂
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If he'd won in 2023, He'd have reversed himself on the reforms at the first sign of public dissatisfaction. Problem with electing populists.
“If I win, I’ll bring back fuel subsidy and I’ll remove the corruption. From day one I talked about subsidy, I talked about the corruption, the corruption is the problem is the subsidy so If I win, I’ll bring back fuel subsidy and I’ll remove the corruption”
Peter Obi in a new interview
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In my several decades of very close relationship with Dele Alake @AlakeDele, I have known him as a steady hand, a forthright, upright, loyal, and committed ally.
He is straight and unequivocal. You always know where he stands on issues.
On the occasion of his 70th birthday today, October 6, I rejoice with him, his immediate family, friends, and associates. I celebrate with him for the grace of joining the Club of Septuagenarians.
In his professional and public service life, Dele has built a reputation for hard work, excellence, and an unquenchable thirst for delivering results.
At the heart of all his human endeavours is the quest for equity and social justice.
In journalism, where he devoted most of his professional working life, he excelled beyond measure as a frontline journalist and editor. He courageously used his pen to confront the ills and malaise that plagued our country.
During Nigeria's darkest hours under military rule, he was a journalist of conscience who fought on the front lines against dictatorship and abuse of human rights, and for the restoration of democratic governance.
In public service, his creative and enterprising spirit served him well as my Commissioner for Information and Strategy in Lagos State for 8 years. He redefined government information management and became a clear example of political strategy and public communication.
In unfamiliar and uncharted territories, Dele has an inexhaustible capacity to function and deliver results effectively. It is no wonder that his work as Nigeria's Minister of Solid Minerals continues to draw local and global admiration, earning the trust of his colleagues across the continent as the Chairman of the Africa Minerals Strategy Group (AMSG).
On his 70th birthday celebration, my prayer for Dele is that the Almighty grant him more years in good health as he continues his service to God, country, and humanity in general.
Happy birthday and many happy returns to my confidante, brother, and buddy.
Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR
President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces
Federal Republic of Nigeria
October 5, 2026
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