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Peter obi and his childlike ways of craving attention (opens the original)
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Nigerian politics has always had its fair share of drama. But in the past two years, one pattern has become impossible to ignore: the politics of optics. And at its very center is Mr. Peter Obi, former governor of Anambra State and 2023 Labour Party presidential candidate, now flying the NDC flag. Last year, Mr Obi was involved in a public scuffle with the Benue State Government over his unannounced attempt to visit an IDP camp in the state. The state government said protocol was not followed. H
2027: What Nigerians realistically expect to hear on the presidential election campaigns (opens the original)
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ADC and NDC are a mockery of opposition politics in Nigeria. Imagine, Governor Adeleke left the PDP, wanted to join the APC, was almost in until he was turned down locally. Yet, he left the PDP, saw ADC, NDC, SDP etc, ignored them all and chose Accord.Won election, and thanked President Tinubu, repeating his prior endorsement. Yet, the unthinking opposition is still eyeing him; calling that politics, Nigeriana. This, in case they don’t know, is the very definition of inferiority complex, low sel
2027: All those denigrating Tinubu should ask themselves where Nigeria would be today without his reforms (opens the original)
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For slightly over 90 minutes on Sunday, 9 August, ’26, Seun Okinbaloye, the no doubt versatile journalist, gifted Nigerians, via his Channels TV programme ‘Politics on Sunday’, a rare learning curve, when he invited Dr Zacch Adedeji, Executive Chairman of the Nigerian Revenue Service (NRS) to come and speak on issues concerning the Tinubu administration; in particular, its economic policies which according to Seun have sent millions of Nigerians into poverty. Seun must have believed he came prep
The cardinal and his Bishops (opens the original)
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“Rotimi Amaechi argued that the su bsequent criticism directed at the bishops and Cardinal John Onaiyekan amounted to disrespect for the Catholic Church and millions of its members in Nigeria”- Can anything be more illogical – conflating individualism with holism – coming from this self-proclaimed “hungry” former governor? Femi, I beg you in the name of the Most High. Do not appear bellicose, belligerent or assaultive. Consel accomodation. Mo gbo, o yato si mo gba. The Catholic Bishops represent
Nigerian opposition parties and their self- inflicted encumberances (opens the original)
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“A call has gone to the new Commissioner of Police in Ogun State, Lanre Bankole not to allow himself to be used by the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) to torment opposition parties in the State.The Ogun State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the Labour Party (LP) made this charge in separate interviews with DAILY POST in Abeokuta as they welcomed the new CP to the Gateway State” – DAILY POST, Nigeria, October 11, 2021. From the above, it is crystal clear that name calling
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