The Nigerian political space is about to witness a paradigm shift as believed by millions of Nigerians with the emergence of the Obidatti movement which has encapsulated the suffering Nigerian masses especially the youth.

My examples of paradigm are the movement from Newtonian physics to the theory of relativity and to quantum physics. Just like the rule of the People's democratic party to that of the All progressive Congress which shifted from bad to worse.

Nigeria has been ruled by the same political elite since military rule ended in 1999.The current All progressive Congress government of president Muhammad Buhari which has faced mounting criticism over its record on corruption and security, with billions of dollars of oil revenue unaccounted for and an Islamist insurgency raging in the northeast. More recently,as crude prices drop and the currency redesign and scarcity saga ranges on, his economic management has also been called into question, prompting voters to crave for a huge change in an already decadent nation.

The big question remains will ObiDatti go all the way or is it just a white elephant project?.

From an unbiased and non tribalistic point of view I see the north as a huge obstacle to this change. The fielding of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu of the APC and Alhaji Atiku Abubakar of the PDP pose a huge threat to the actualization of the Obidatti project.

The southwest is ready for Obidatti the south south is ready for Obidatti the southeast is also ready for Obidatti, but the north as we know is a one way traffic system whereby one alhaji will tell one mallam to tell another mai-suya to vote for a Muslim candidate because Obi is an infidel. This is the major modus operandi and that's why Tinubu and Atiku are campaigning heavily in the North to win the favour of the traffic systemania's.
Can Obidatti get votes in the North let's think about it.

Despite hoping to get numbers from the north, South East is not a sure hope for LP, IPOB is the biggest threat, people can't go out to vote for fear of the unknown

I love you for your straight forward reasoning. The reality on ground does not favour Obi in the North.