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A Nigerian retweeted
Day 6 of posting Peter Obi till he wins.
He is the right candidate
Vote Peter Obi
Vote NDC 4 President
Oh pls once again. She tells us many things men don't exactly agree with.
The important point here is, based on y'alls logic, she shouldn't be having a say.
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Oh pls, Eliza s3x educator tells us many things every other day about the male organs that she will never experience.
You guys never have a problem with that.
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A Nigerian retweeted
You no really need sign document, just enforce mutual spending right from the beginning of the relationship. What you allow is what your woman will do.
The problem is that Nigerian men overcompensate at the beginning of a relationship which sets a silly standard they struggle to maintain.
I do not expect the spending to be 50/50 but oml, a considerable amount of my woman's money go dy show for my body not necessarily because I no pass the money but because where a person's money is, that is where their heart is.
The more investments she makes in my life, the harder it is for her to do certain things because she knows she has invested so much and by extension has so much to lose.
ALWAYS BILL YOUR WOMAN.
Lmaooo, there is pastor’s premium leather jacket to buy. Every Sunday, pastor is doing a fashion run with the most expensive suits. Competing with Jidenna for classic man rankings.
Then yapping about having a church to run😂😂
Rigging itself is the fuel to violence, you fool.
No presidential candidate should amplify the “Rig and Die” statement to their supporters. Such statement can fuel violence.
It should be “Rig and Be Arrested” or “Rig and Face the Law.” Anyone caught rigging or snatching ballot boxes should be handed over to law enforcement.
No Nigerian life is worth losing over an election.
Most interesting part of this, for me, is that she hasn't told her own partner about this customer.
Well, at least, she didn't mention it in all her submissions.
I’ve seen a lot of you commenting and saying I should go and meet him. Some of you will probably even cuss me out for this, but please hear me out.
This man is a very good customer of mine. It has gotten to the point where I’m complaining to my friend about how he’s disturbing me despite the fact that we have absolutely no platonic relationship outside business.
Our conversations are strictly business. Good morning, do you have this? Can you source this for me? I say yes. How much? I give him the price, he sends the money, I arrange delivery, and that’s the end of our conversation.
It got so bad that I told my friend about him, and my friend was like, “Ah, she’s single. If he’s interested, I can share her number and video with him.”
I even sent him her picture and told him that my friend was single and wouldn’t mind getting to know him. Do you know what this man said? That he doesn’t want anybody else apart from me. 😭
When he first came to my shop, I even lied and told him I was married. Till today, I’m still insisting that I’m married, but this man keeps acting as if I’m either lying or just trying to push him away.
At this point, I honestly don’t know what else to do. I think I’ll have to block him because I can’t keep dealing with this.
And before you people come for me, this is not my first experience with male customers pursuing me. I’ve had several male customers express interest in me, but once they realise I’m not interested, they stop talking to me or even stop patronising my business.
So all of you saying I’ll eventually go and meet this man, what exactly am I going to meet a married man for? 😭😭
I’m in a relationship that I’m happy with, and even if I were single, I have absolutely no interest in getting involved with a married man.
I don’t want him, and I don’t need him. I just want to sell my goods in peace. Must every good customer come with this kind of wahala? 😭😂
A Nigerian retweeted
To those asking what happened and why I have now declared my hope in Peter Obi, let me explain…
I casually said to my father that Peter Obi, Tinubu and every other politician were all the same. I honestly believed there was no real difference between them.
My father spent almost an hour explaining the political situation under Tinubu and what governance was like in Anambra State under Peter Obi. That conversation opened my eyes to something I had failed to understand.
I realised that while no politician is perfect, not all leaders are the same. There is a difference in their priorities, their approach to leadership and the importance they place on the lives of ordinary people.
Sometimes, like me, many make the mistake of saying “they are all the same” because we have been disappointed too many times. But after the talk with my father, I began to understand that the differences can be much deeper than we think.
For me, Peter Obi represents a different kind of hope. I am not saying he is perfect or that he has all the answers. I am saying that, based on what I have come to understand, I see a meaningful difference between his record in Anambra and what Nigerians are experiencing under Tinubu.
And that difference matters!!!
When people are struggling to eat, when families can barely survive and when ordinary Nigerians are losing hope, leadership is no longer just about politics, it is about humanity and about whether the people in power truly understand the suffering of the people they lead.
That is why I no longer believe that all politicians are the same!!! And I hope that you do too!!!
I would rather support a leader I believe offers a better path than be extreme and believe that every option is equally bad!!!
Peter Obi may not be perfect, but in the eyes of any objective person, he represents a far lesser evil than Tinubu. And sometimes, in a country that has suffered so much, recognising the difference between two choices is the beginning of hope!!!
That is what changed my mind and that is why I have chosen to believe again.
A better Nigeria is POssible!!!!
If una get mind, condemn Remi inside
APC deploying divisive strategies for their useless gain. All this talk of state of origin is just to divide the SE so they'll collect some votes. Igbos had better not fall for it.
Who, or what, defines morals?
No issues with submissions like this, but the real problem is if you're asked what to do to support him, make him feel valued, loved, respected, and appreciated, you may start to muddle up words here and there.
Men and women are not the same, and I don’t believe they have to be.
Once I see that you’re trying to reverse roles, I naturally distance myself because that’s not the kind of dynamic I want.
Even in a relationship, I’m not a man, and I don’t intend to take on a man’s role. I don’t believe in 50/50 when it comes to finances. I can buy things for the house with my own money, give gifts, and contribute willingly, but I will not take over a man’s responsibility as a provider. My own role is to support him, make him feel valued, loved, respected, and appreciated.
There’s a difference between supporting a man and taking over his responsibilities. I know the kind of relationship I want, and I’m not going to compromise on that just to fit into someone else’s idea of a relationship.
“Babe my guy was just held by the police, need to go sort him out”
“Alright babe, I can follow you, but come and pay before we leave”
Named a state as number 2 hub. Then named an entire tribe as number 1 hub. Tribe na hub?
A Nigerian retweeted
The Facts Speak for itself
As at the time Peter Obi left office in 2014, Anambra state had the second to the lowest population of multidimensional poverty stricken folks in the whole of Nigeria
These are research findings of the World Bank, not one agbado center
Peter Obi is an Enigma...Please give him his flowers
