Nze B retweeted
Kano mai kyau ne, Kano mai zaman lafiya ne, Kano mai maraba ne. Ina son Kano sosai kuma zan dawo kuma! Allah ya albarkaci Kano. NIGERIA 🇳🇬 MUST BE OK ✅
Nze B retweeted
Replying to @benjamin2u
Teo, Brian and Emma were all on Deji payroll few years ago before they all met their Respective political sponsors still through Deji. Theo made a tweet elogizing Dejinthe other day.
They are all political jobbers, Dickson knows, Obi knows.
They are just useful tools.
Nze B retweeted
His Excellency, Professor Chukwuma Charles Soludo, CFR
You claim the President is your friend. What has the President actually done for you?
1. Has the Federal Government connected Onitsha, the largest open-air market cluster in sub-Saharan Africa, to the national rail network?
2. Has the Federal Government linked Anambra to the Gas Master Plan?
3. Has the Federal Government designated the Chinua Achebe Airport as an international airport? President Tinubu designated Muhammadu Buhari International Airport in Maiduguri as an international airport—likewise, the Victor Attah International Airport in Uyo.
4. Has the Federal Government allocated strategic funds for expanding the Onitsha River port? Or for dredging the River Niger?
5. What international brands have you attracted to Anambra with support from the Federal Government? No global manufacturer, auto OEM, pharma MNC, FMCG giant, or even a brewery has established a confirmed greenfield plant during your tenure.
6. How much FDI have you attracted to Anambra? From mid-2023 to date, Abia ranks among the top three Nigerian destinations for recorded capital importation with $150m, while Anambra remains at zero.
Sir, there is no harm in supporting President Tinubu, but Tinubu is leveraging his relationship, and you have gained nothing from the Federal Government apart from a visit by the First Lady.
You mocked an international FDI in Anambra undertaken by your predecessor, but after five years, you have attracted no FDI based on official figures you can verify.
After all the noise dies down and you no longer have a state-funded media team, this is how you will be judged.
After politics, there is life.
Kaa sir
Kalu Aja
Nze B retweeted
Replying to @benjamin2u
Gbedu for someone that is enjoying in France. While giving Nigerians middle finger
Nze B retweeted
I'm not Eze mmuo, but I see things.
E say nah "study who's Prince Adewele!"
Lol..
Pastor Abeg!
They respect you enough to give you a soft landing.
Obi's vote will not be divided! We follow him because we believe in him.
Good luck bringing one vote to SDP
Again, Give Tinubu N100B for social intervention program. He would rather deploy N99B for Peter Obi matters and containment, than use it to do what would benefit Nigeria masses.
Instead of governance, Tinubu spent his entire first administration thinking about Peter Obi.
He didn't govern, he was trying to contain Peter Obi.
The entire resources, time, energy, strategy was channelled against one man.
Today, Peter Obi's poularity has 3X, and BAT is looking for what to campaign with.
Nigeria will be OK 👌
Nze B retweeted
Replying to @benjamin2u
the point is, since they can't go back to their word in the middle belt , they then support candidates with zero chances to reduce obedient votes but in actual fact working for tinubu. But we have to respect their choice and not insult them. New Nigeria is very much POssible
Nze B retweeted
Replying to @benjamin2u
If you can't get them to support apc publicly, get them to withdraw their support from PO publicly.
That is the strategy
Replying to @benjamin2u
Akin toll gate is not always aware when issues like this arise.
Nze B retweeted
"Section 41(1) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria states that every citizen has the right to move freely throughout Nigeria."
His Excellency Peter Obi, sir. Going forward, Do what ever that is necessary to ensure that nobody born of woman in this country thinks of, or even dares to infringe into the above fundamental right you've as a citizen of this country.
You're not a violent man, but you must deter violence against your person. You must treat people fvck up for this country!
I'm not going to stay here and tell you what to so, you know what to do.. both in your speech, body language, plans and actions... you know what to do.
You see, Nigerians still have some remnants of colonial mentality; those who are humble they think as weak and disrespect, those who are brutish they think are powerful, respect and follow.
You don't have to be brutish, but you must deter violence against your person.
The ruling party is out of political ideas. They have nothing to campaign with. Their last ditch effort is to project rascality, thuggery, intimidation as a form of strength.
It's a psychological game to further instill fear in the minds of Nigerians, as well as make them lose morale to come out and vote. They're banking on voter suppression and apathy especially in your strongholds.
Beat them at their game. Uphold your constitutional right. At this point, do it in a more dramatic way. Since they want drama.. give them drama. The Nigerian masses are with you.
Nze B retweeted
I am just learning the meaning of something I have always known from this tweet.
A pattern interrupt in politics is a deliberate move that breaks the usual political conversation or expected behaviour so people stop, pay attention, and reconsider what they are seeing or hearing.
Examples
Unexpected messaging: Instead of attacking an opponent, a politician publicly agrees with one of their points.
Changing the frame: When everyone is debating “Who is responsible?”, someone asks “Why does this keep happening regardless of who is in power?”
Breaking political stereotypes: A politician admits, “We got this wrong,” when voters expect denial or blame.
Unexpected action: Rather than giving another speech about a problem, a politician visits affected communities and takes a concrete action.
Humour: Using an unexpected joke or visual to communicate a serious political point and make it memorable.
For the first time in your adult life, you've witnessed what is called Patern interrupt in politics.
Google that shit, and understand how powerful it is in influencing people.
Peter Obi brings novelty in politics. That's why he's on your lips everyday. And exactly why he'll win come January next year.
Nze B retweeted
Replying to @benjamin2u
well said
he should eat his corn and while at it
make sure he does not train kids with that corn brain
Nze B retweeted
Absolutely. It's not the pattern the country is used to.
The journey will reveal alot.
It's called Pattern Interrupt.
Very powerful in influence.
Peter Obi attends Makinde's presidential flag off..
This is not a pattern your brain is used to.. even his political enemies are confused.
Obi's moves interrupts their mundane brain pattern. They're used to the zero-sum politics. So this is new,
The brain treats as novelty anything/anybody that brakes its pattern. Novelty is a powerful tool of influence.
Obi brings novelty to Nigerian politics.
He messes with oppositions brain, and as a result, he's on their lips 24/7. Influence!
Nze B retweeted
Replying to @benjamin2u
Them never see this kind pattern b4 so confusion won kill them
Next year there eyes go blur
Nze B retweeted
Replying to @benjamin2u
PO dismantled d traditional color blogging, stadium pattern campaign rallies & brought in Street Rallies & Retail Political pattern dat has unsettled them for almost 4 yrs now. He got both d young, old, learned, illiterate and whoever, to be interested in politics. What a man
























