I told my friend this. I was in a call with him. He lives in Ibadan by the way. And we started discussing the forthcoming Presidential election. He said that Seyi Makinde just wanted to disrupt Tinubu’s vote. And then I said you didn’t even mention Peter Obi. He replied, is he contesting? People don’t know OFFLINE that PO is contesting. PO’s team should do better.

Following another poor outing against Fulham, this is my open letter to Michael Carrick (@carras16). 5 games, 5 points, 12th. Please, Is everything okay? #MUFC. #FULMAN #Carrick #Rashford cc: @ManUtd

Peter Obi wanted to share N10million in Benin, the people rejected his money. Peter don cast 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Look closely, she actually cried at some point, but uses her signature smile to cover it up 😢😢 ... To everyone affected, a new Nigeria is coming. Egyptians you see today, you shall see no more! Nigeria will be OK ✌️

Another question i have to ask is, if that couple were American Muslims, would Saudi Arabia still have murdered them?

“You have people at home in Nigeria today who are begging you for money. Tell them no!” — Peter Obi While he frames this as stopping people from cushioning the effects of hardship, family remittances are private decisions made for food, medicine, school fees, and basic life needs. They should not be treated as political leverage. Advising people to withhold support from relatives until they vote a certain way turns basic family responsibility into campaign strategy. That is a choice with real consequences, whatever one’s view of the current government. It is in the same category as using the unfortunate demise of fellow citizens to score political points.

As opposition, we haven't achieved anything until people are scared to campaign for Tinubu publicly