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This strengthens my confidence in Peter Obi actually. A busy man who gives 1 hour 30 mins to understand and learn from people who have issues with him, is an excellent human being.
Grab a coffee, it is a long one,
Thieving politicians have the twisted advantage of using state money to buy favour. “Take this mansion take hold body.”
Peter Obi has only his vision to sell.
A vision full of deep sacrifice, toil and pain. Always pushing uphill against a mammoth ev1l and doing it with almost no resources, all the while being harassed by the powers that be. It’s tough. Very tough.
Anyone who dusted themselves off from the disillusionment of the last election is to be praised. Because we won and were denied and real life around us didn’t stop.
There are spouses to love, children to take care of and bills to pay even as Tinubu economy tightens the noose around our necks. It’s not easy.
Following and supporting Peter Obi is not a jamboree and there is no Prado jeep at the end of it. It’s real work. The only real price is a Nigeria that has hope. But not everyone is built for the sacrifice that it requires. Not because they’re not good people, but because, well … they’re people.
It takes a truly remarkable person to get beat down and stand back up not for oneself but for others. We pretend we can all do it, but we lie to ourselves. I include myself in that number. E no easy.
After some time something tells you that the pain is not worth it and the comfort you deny yourself for others is not even appreciated.
This is why we should pause and think about the man himself, Peter Obi. He has lost a huge amount of his net worth in the pursuit of a better Nigeria. He is harassed and loved in equal measure.
He braves the toughest and the most dangerous terrains in this country to reach the most forgotten people. He stands as a bulwark against the might of the Nigerian state being used against the Nigerian people.
I argue that without a PO, Tinubu’s govt would have had absolutely nothing to fear, no one to challenge them to hold back on anything, and our condition would have been orders of magnitude worse than today.
His life of integrity has acted as a shield, not just for him, but for us. If he were found wanting, the Obidient movement would have fizzled out a long time ago once his charge sheet is read on TV, and him thrown in prison quicker than you can say, “Wetin happen?”
And then where will Nigeria be? Who else is not singing “On your mandate” today?
No — tell me.
This is the role PO is playing in our civic space even without power.
Peter Obi is not just a politician of a different breed, he is a once in a lifetime Nigerian, period!
Let me also remind people that people did not promise people happiness. He said so himself. So being happy is not part of the deal.
The main promise he has made is to use public money for strictly public good. I believe him.
If none of the people leaving him today, did not leave because he has done something that suggests otherwise, then we are fools to even contemplate not voting Peter Gregory Obi in January 2027!
You withdraw support from someone who will keep your resources safe and fruitful and give it to who exactly? Keep your eyes on the fkn ball!
Finally, my encouragement to everyone is to accept that for whatever flaws we see in him, real or imagined, we must stop comparing Peter Obi to God Almighty, but against the alternatives.
“Whenever APC holds a rally, I always see a large crowd and wonder where all these people come from. I never knew some of them were being forced to attend until it happened to me.”
~ A man alleges that workers at his place of employment are being forced to attend APC campaigns or risk having the company shut down.
OrdinaryPeople retweeted
They will gaslight you. You will not let yourself be gaslit.
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike blasts Peter Obi for singing the old national anthem, saying the NDC presidential candidate has a plan to divide Nigeria.
Wike said: The man disobeyed the national anthem and was singing a different anthem. What this man wants to do in this country is almost there. He wants to create out his own. A whole national anthem of a country is being sung. A man who wants to be President of Nigeria would disobey and sit down. And then not only that, when a different national anthem that is not being used for Nigeria was sung, he stood up.
In a way, he does not belong to this country. In a way, he has said he does not belong to this country and that if you give him the president, he would do a different thing that will divide Nigeria.
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Where is this lady? I need to give her a big hug for articulating her thoughts so beautifully in this video. ❤️
See, no let anybody deceive you. We like Obi for being modest. Heck, we appreciate his modesty, but that’s not the only reason he’s got our hearts and our votes.
So, @GovWike, the self-proclaimed APC rigging machine, should go and sit down! 😏 Learn humility from Obi. God knows you need several doses of it!
Come out en masse on Election Day.
Vote NDC if you have your PVC. If you don’t, still come out and help defend our votes.
The rest of Africa is waiting for us to get our shit together, and we will, by the special grace of the Almighty God. 🙏🏽
A NEW NIGERIA IS POSSIBLE!! ✌🏽
Graduating today from Landmark university with a 4.96 CGPA, the best in my department, college and second overall BGS🤭.
Did this while holding various leadership positions and building my photography business to become one of the best in the university.
It can only be God❤️
OrdinaryPeople retweeted
The chaos in El Salvador before Bukele was never an accident, and the chaos in Haiti today is not an accident either.
The media told you that the gangs were just poor boys who went bad on their own, but that story falls apart the moment you ask one simple question.
Where does a poor sixteen year old boy living in a slum with no job and no money get an AK-47 and an AR-15 and a Glock and thousands of rounds of ammunition, and where does he get a brand new Toyota Hilux and motorcycles and speedboats and drones and encrypted phones and bulletproof vests and night vision goggles, and who pays his monthly salary and pays for his safe house and pays his lawyer when he is arrested and pays the police and the judge and the prison guard to look the other way, and who pays his family when he dies?
A poor boy cannot afford even one bullet, so someone else is paying for all of it.
That someone is the multimillionaires and the billionaires and the wealthy entities who profit from chaos, because chaos is a business and a broken country is the most profitable business in the world.
When a country is in chaos its land becomes cheap so they can buy it, its gold and its drugs and its resources can be stolen without anyone asking questions, its government becomes weak so they can control it, and its people become so scared that they obey anyone who promises them a little safety.
In El Salvador the gangs were not fighting the system, the gangs were the system, paid to keep the poor terrorized so the poor would never rise up and demand a better country.
In Haiti it is the same story, the gangs are not independent, they are funded and armed and protected by rich families and foreign businessmen and foreign NGOs who want Haiti to stay weak so they can keep stealing its ports and its gold and its labour.
And when a man like Bukele comes and says I will lock up all the gangs and end this in two years, who attacks him? It is the same people.
The same billionaires who fund the gangs fund the media that calls Bukele a dictator, the same wealthy entities who arm the gangs fund the NGOs that cry human rights for murderers, the same people who profit from chaos fund the political voices that hate real help in Haiti and sabotage anyone who is actually capable of doing it.
Look at the pattern and it becomes clear, when a gang kills a hundred innocent people there is silence, but when a leader kills a hundred gang members there is outrage.
When a gang rapes children there is no campaign, but when Bukele locks up rapists there is a global campaign against him.
That is because the media is not independent, it is owned by billionaires, the NGOs are not independent, they are funded by billionaires, and the politicians are not independent, they are bought by billionaires.
They do not want Haiti saved and they did not want El Salvador saved, they want them broken, because a broken country is cheap to buy and easy to control.
Bukele exposed them, he proved that gangs can be destroyed in months if you have the will, and that terrified them, because if El Salvador can be fixed then Haiti can be fixed, and if Haiti can be fixed then Africa can be fixed, and if Africa can be fixed then the billionaires lose their business.
That is why they demonize Bukele, that is why they sabotage Haiti, that is why they hate any man who actually helps the poor.
OrdinaryPeople retweeted
Adeola Ibirogba
B.Sc. Microbiology First Class Hons
Best Graduating Student Microbiology
CGPA: 3.91/4.00
Founded my own research club, won several awards, served as Editor-in-Chief for my Faculty, while also working jobs, what a ride!
OrdinaryPeople retweeted
tinubu is the current president and he’s campaigning for the upcoming election with “we will” not “we’ve done,” and that’s your presidential candidate???? aren’t you an id!ot??
OrdinaryPeople retweeted
Replying to @realFFK @CyrilRamaphosa
Diplomacy demands a certain level of decorum, restraint and respect for established protocols.
An Ambassador is not an ordinary political commentator, he is a representative of his country, entrusted with the responsibility of strengthening bilateral relations.
Publicly disregarding diplomatic channels and conventions raises serious questions about one's understanding of the office. The privilege of representing a nation comes with an obligation to conduct oneself with dignity, discipline and diplomatic maturity. South Africa deserves that respect, as does Nigeria.
OrdinaryPeople retweeted
“No hay Estado que no pueda contra los criminales. Si un Estado no vence a la criminalidad es porque el Estado es cómplice”.
Que no se nos olvide nunca.
OrdinaryPeople retweeted
Replying to @NigeriaNDCHQ
It's just like Boko Haram preaching against bombing and terrorism. 🤣
OrdinaryPeople retweeted
Can something good come out of Nazareth?
First graduate in my family.
Joint Overall Best Graduating Student, University of Ibadan — out of 6,025. B.Sc. Physics. 3.97/4.00. Five awards.
It can only be God. 🙏
@studentsunionui
OrdinaryPeople retweeted
It took me 4 JAMBs to get here. This degree took time, and that time gave me resilience.
OLATAYO M.O.
LL.B (First Class Honours), University of Ibadan.
2025 Body of Senior Advocates of Nigeria Scholar
Grateful for the journey. Unto the next.
OrdinaryPeople retweeted
REINTRODUCING:
ONI, Taiwo Ireoluwamide
✨Best Graduating Student, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Ibadan (3.93/4.00)
✨Best Graduating Student, Department of Pharmaceutical & Medicinal Chemistry
✨14 awards at the University’s Convocation Ceremony
God did!
OrdinaryPeople retweeted
“God has blessed me, I have residency in another country, I have an airline, my family is not in Nigeria. But Nigerians must endure this hardship and vote for Pres. Tinubu for a second term to continue the good works.”
— Balami Isaac, Board Member City Boy Movement
OrdinaryPeople retweeted
No society on earth with this type of low quality leaders will ever make any tangible progress.
OrdinaryPeople retweeted
FIRST CLASS (4.87/5.00) 🎓
Best Graduating Student – Department of Microbiology
Overall Best Graduating Student – Faculty of Biological Sciences, UNIUYO.
A journey of hard work and grace
To God be all the glory! ❤️
OrdinaryPeople retweeted
A man in his eighties with a dubious history, who should be spending time with his grandchildren at home is busy wrecking the country, pretending that he can govern Nigeria, and some young people whose future he is destroying are supporting him.
OrdinaryPeople retweeted
REINTRODUCING
Adeboye Adebisi Adewumi
LLB (Ibadan) Second class upper Honours,AAT ,ACA
Leaving as a law graduate and a Qualified Chartered Accountant
















































