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My opposition to Peter Obi's presidency is not because I dislike or disagree with him politically, but because it is clear that he will not win the 2023 elections and his sustained grandstanding a disadvantage to South East.

I went after him so hard and highlighted his many flaws as Anambra Governor because he let bad-behaving followers obscure his desire, portraying him as a violent candidate.

His fans are antithetical to what Peter Obi stands for. uncouth, bad-mannered, and mentally impaired.

My main objection to Obi's ambition is that our politics is still insufficiently evolved for a candidate like him to win the presidency. To be president, you must have support from all regions. Those who argue the contrary are scumbags who haven't made the effort to learn about Nigeria's kind of politics or those who loathe the Igbos and pretend to be for us.

Nigerians have a voting pattern, and no matter what’s said, that pattern will always be maintained, at least in the interim. We operate a representative democracy where the stakeholders make the most decisions. Power is obtained through elite conspiracy, not through loud demonstrations without support from the elites.

With the manner in which the 2023 election is going, the Igbos will lose badly because, like 2015, we are taking the lead again, while other regions have their eggs in more than one basket.

They have made Peter Obi an Igbo candidate and sent out their representatives to both the APC and PDP. On the day of the election will come the greatest betrayal. No state in the North Central, West and East will give Peter Obi and Labour Party the 25% spread. Instead, votes will be split between APC and PDP; the South West will do their agenda without a spread for Peter Obi and Labour Party; and the South South will vote on their own and still give APC the spread. Peter Obi and the Labour Party will not win a single state in the zones and regions. But in the South East, they will gladly support us to waste our votes on our own, so they will mock us during power sharing and abandon us to another round of secession.

Elections are not won by emotions.
When the chips are down, the factors of the election will come into play and everyone will return home to their ethnic and regional interests; decisions will be taken and effected at the polls. In the end, politics is about personal interest.

Obi will not win any state in the South West or South South, but he will damage votes throughout the South East and shortchange us from another round of power rotations, as we collectively did in 2015.

Even Peter Obi is aware that he won’t win any election, but he is massaging his ego and pushing his vendetta against his old friends in the PDP, whom he thinks are responsible for his political misfortune.
I understand the desperation of those who want to use the Labour Party to get back into power and get into assemblies at all cost. They can tell many lies just to be elected, but those who should know better but have decided to stay mute are the ones I’m more worried about their mendaciousness as regards the disadvantaged bandwagon effects designed to drown Ndi Igbo, which is the Labour Party.

Elections in Nigeria are based on ethnic and regional interests. Peter Obi alone cannot change the tendency, at least not in 2023.
We will always say the truth, even when we know it's an opharn.

South East, rescue yourselves.

- Uloka Chukwubuikem
Former SSA Media to Governor Willie Obaino

Elections are not won by emotions.
When the chips are down, the factors of the election will come into play and everyone will return home to their ethnic and regional interests; decisions will be taken and effected at the polls. In the end, politics is about personal interest

We operate a representative democracy where the stakeholders make the most decisions. Power is obtained through elite conspiracy, not through loud demonstrations without support from the elites

Even Peter Obi is aware that he won’t win any election, but he is massaging his ego and pushing his vendetta against his old friends in the PDP, whom he thinks are responsible for his political misfortune.
I understand the desperation of those who want to use the Labour Party to get back into power and get into assemblies at all cost. They can tell many lies just to be elected, but those who should know better but have decided to stay mute are the ones I’m more worried about their mendaciousness as regards the disadvantaged bandwagon effects designed to drown Ndi Igbo, which is the Labour Party.

Aufbauh:
Uloka Chukwubuikem is a wise man.
Although they won't listen to him, but I foresee the end to be hues of agitation for separation.

When you give them an honest objective analysis of 2023, they'll wave it aside believing the unusual supernatural to happen because Obi is involve.

This is Nigeria, trends & pattern like every other things hardly change.

The most frustrating thing about Obi's presidential journey is the consciousness that he's going into an election with an already accepted fate that he can't compete in the two most populous zones (NW & SW) in the country.

Power is obtained through elite conspiracy, not through loud demonstrations without

They have made Peter Obi an Igbo candidate and sent out their representatives to both the APC and PDP. On the day of the election will come the greatest betrayal. No state in the North Central, West and East will give Peter Obi and Labour Party the 25% spread. Instead, votes will be split between APC and PDP; the South West will do their agenda without a spread for Peter Obi

Labour Party; and the South South will vote on their own and still give APC the spread. Peter Obi and the Labour Party will not win a single state in the zones and regions. But in the South East, they will gladly support us to waste our votes on our own, so they will mock us during power sharing and abandon us to another round of secession.

Elections are not won by emotions.
When the chips are down, the factors of the election will come into play and everyone will return home to their ethnic and regional interests; decisions will be taken and effected at the polls. In the end, politics is about personal interest.

Obi will not win any state in the South West or South South, but he will damage votes throughout the South East and shortchange us from another round of power rotations, as we collectively did in 2015.

Even Peter Obi is aware that he won’t win any election, but he is massaging his ego and pushing his vendetta against his old friends in the PDP, whom he thinks are responsible for his political misfortune.

I understand the desperation of those who want to use the Labour Party to get back into power and get into assemblies at all cost. They can tell many lies just to be elected, but those who should know better but have decided to stay mute are the ones

I’m more worried about their mendaciousness as regards the disadvantaged bandwagon effects designed to drown Ndi
Igbo, which is the Labour Party.

- Uloka Chukwubuikem
Former SSA Media to Governor Willie Obaino

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- Uloka Chukwubuikem
Former SSA Media to Governor Willie Obaino

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My opposition to Peter Obi's presidency is not because I dislike or disagree with him politically, but because it is clear that he will not win the 2023 elections and his sustained grandstanding a disadvantage to South East.

I went after him so hard and highlighted his many flaws as Anambra Governor because he let bad-behaving followers obscure his desire, portraying him as a violent candidate.

His fans are antithetical to what Peter Obi stands for. uncouth, bad-mannered, and mentally impaired.

My main objection to Obi's ambition is that our politics is still insufficiently evolved for a candidate like him to win the presidency. To be president, you must have support from all regions. Those who argue the contrary are scumbags who haven't made the effort to learn about Nigeria's kind of politics or those who loathe the Igbos and pretend to be for us.

Nigerians have a voting pattern, and no matter what’s said, that pattern will always be maintained, at least in the interim. We operate a representative democracy where the stakeholders make the most decisions. Power is obtained through elite conspiracy, not through loud demonstrations without support from the elites.

With the manner in which the 2023 election is going, the Igbos will lose badly because, like 2015, we are taking the lead again, while other regions have their eggs in more than one basket.

They have made Peter Obi an Igbo candidate and sent out their representatives to both the APC and PDP. On the day of the election will come the greatest betrayal. No state in the North Central, West and East will give Peter Obi and Labour Party the 25% spread. Instead, votes will be split between APC and PDP; the South West will do their agenda without a spread for Peter Obi and Labour Party; and the South South will vote on their own and still give APC the spread. Peter Obi and the Labour Party will not win a single state in the zones and regions. But in the South East, they will gladly support us to waste our votes on our own, so they will mock us during power sharing and abandon us to another round of secession.

Elections are not won by emotions.
When the chips are down, the factors of the election will come into play and everyone will return home to their ethnic and regional interests; decisions will be taken and effected at the polls. In the end, politics is about personal interest.

Obi will not win any state in the South West or South South, but he will damage votes throughout the South East and shortchange us from another round of power rotations, as we collectively did in 2015.

Even Peter Obi is aware that he won’t win any election, but he is massaging his ego and pushing his vendetta against his old friends in the PDP, whom he thinks are responsible for his political misfortune.
I understand the desperation of those who want to use the Labour Party to get back into power and get into assemblies at all cost. They can tell many lies just to be elected, but those who should know better but have decided to stay mute are the ones I’m more worried about their mendaciousness as regards the disadvantaged bandwagon effects designed to drown Ndi Igbo, which is the Labour Party.

Elections in Nigeria are based on ethnic and regional interests. Peter Obi alone cannot change the tendency, at least not in 2023.
We will always say the truth, even when we know it's an opharn.

South East, rescue yourselves.

- Uloka Chukwubuikem
Former SSA Media to Governor Willie Obaino

Aufbauh:
Uloka Chukwubuikem is a wise man.
Although they won't listen to him, but I foresee the end to be hues of agitation for separation.

When you give them an honest objective analysis of 2023, they'll wave it aside believing the unusual supernatural to happen because Obi is involve.

This is Nigeria, trends & pattern like every other things hardly change.

The most frustrating thing about Obi's presidential journey is the consciousness that he's going into an election with an already accepted fate that he can't compete in the two most populous zones (NW & SW) in the country.

Mindlog:


Even if the odds are against him, worry not as he is entitled to aspire being a Nigerian......do not be frustrated about it as we all have a life outside these 3 presidential candidates.

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To be president, you must have support from all regions.
South East, rescue yourselves.

- Uloka Chukwubuikem
Former SSA Media to Governor Willie Obaino

Nigerians especially the youths will surprise you guys come 2023!

Someone ( a drunkard) arrested for misappropriation of funds, someone who has nothing to offer, someone who is asking the region where he is from to RESCUE themselves is condemning someone (Obi) who is making an effort most Nigerian politicians are empty!

Nigerians, you know who to listen to!

Aufbauh:


Yessooo he's entitled to aspire just like some of us are equally entitled state the obvious.

The adventure I'd hate the most is the one I've foresaw to be fruitless cos life is too short to waste the little time we have for journey to nowhere.

Aufbauh:
Uloka Chukwubuikem is a wise man.
Although they won't listen to him, but I foresee the end to be hues of agitation for separation.

When you give them an honest objective analysis of 2023, they'll wave it aside believing the unusual supernatural to happen because Obi is involve.

This is Nigeria, trends & pattern like every other things hardly change.

The most frustrating thing about Obi's presidential journey is the consciousness that he's going into an election with an already accepted fate that he can't compete in the two most populous zones (NW & SW) in the country.

Cantonese:
Shame on people like him.

Their fear is that Peter Obi is causing PDP plenty of tension in the SE and other political regions. Their pain is the growing popularity of Peter Obi. At least they acknowledge his growing popularity and the fact that he is not a noise maker.

PDP sold the position to a money bag and Obi chose to move on. While others chose to but the APC form for 100m Orji Uzor, read the arithmetic, kept his money and shut his mouth as he knew that the slot would be sold to BAT.

The Igbos have always voted PDP against their own so called regional party APGA at the presidential elections. Even at the regional level the SE is shared between APGA, PDP and APC, showing that the Igbos are not partisan. PDP denied them the opportunity when it was glaringly their time.

Without doubt it is the turn of the SE to produce the President in 2023. Greedy politicians in the PDP and APC are jointly claiming emi lo kan and you expect people like Peter Obi to sit quietly and watch?

The truth remains that Nigerians have for long wanted a third force to challenge the reckless destruction of this nation. Peter Obi and Labour Party have become that third force today.

We need leaders who truly understand how economies and nations work. We need leaders who can unite the nation and ensure religious and ethnic peace is restored. We do not need looters and embezzlers. We do not need leaders whose sources are wealth are not accountable; leaders who as governors, took undue advantage of their positions to financially elevate themselves.

The fear of Peter Obi has become the wisdom of APC and PDP. One wonders why they do not talk about Kwakwanso and NNPP. Is it that they have not thought that they have battles to face in the north with Kwakwanso? Why is Obi their issue?

The truth once again is that sane Nigerians trust him, irrespective of tribe or religion. His profile grows daily.

Even if Obi does not win, decent Nigerians would have proven the point that they made their effort of effect the change through their PVCs and support. It is left to bewitched Nigerians to continue in hardship and poverty if they vote for the wrong persons in 2023.

Mindlog:


We are different, majority of the people who participate in marathon is just to experience the feel. If Peter Obi is convinced he stands a chance, we have to let him be.....win or lose, our lives still goes on.

I got a UK Postgraduate partial scholarship to do my Msc in Clinical Child Psychology, the University had 15 slots opened to thousands of postgraduate applicants from different part of the world, across their many disciplines.

That year the scholarship application started mid February to end 11p.m, May 28th. Knowing that thousands will be applying and my chances very low, I didn't bother myself but afternoon of 28th May, I thought why not just apply though your chances are slim and tick the box that you attempted. I finally submitted my application with requested documents at 10.49p m......10th June, I got my congratulatory letter from the University and my relocation to the UK became real.

There is no harm in attempting no matter the odds.