"When you talk about infrastructure, Mr. President, in the last three years, has been able to provide infrastructure even more than the eight years of some other administrations. Mr. President is working with the sub-nationals, to address this insecurity. And if opposition are rejoicing that there is insecurity, it means that they don't even have the interest of the people at heart." — Fanwo Kingsley

I listened to Peter Obi’s interview and I saw nothing wrong with it. What I saw was a man who does not want to keep explaining himself over and over again, and honestly, I understand why. Since 2023, Peter Obi has spoken extensively about electricity, security, governance, and the economy. His interviews, his speeches, and his manifesto are all in the public domain for anyone willing to look. So when people still ask how Peter Obi will fix electricity, I have to wonder whether they genuinely want answers or whether they are simply looking for a talking point. Now let us talk about Tinubu. During the 2023 election, this man ran away from every single platform where he would have been held accountable. He did not attend the presidential debate. He avoided interviews. He ducked every opportunity where Nigerians could have questioned him directly on his promises of better electricity and improved security. His supporters said nothing. They asked nothing. They demanded nothing. He is now in office and his first term is gradually coming to an end. Electricity and insecurity remains a major challenge, yet those same supporters who never demanded answers from him in 2023 are today asking Peter Obi, a man not in office, to explain himself. That tells you everything. If Peter Obi’s every word still generates this much attention despite not being in power, then perhaps he is the bigger picture they simply cannot stop thinking about.

Wow, so you knew all this and never told Tinubu? That’s unfortunate, because at this rate he might lose his second term. 🤔

🎥🔥🔥D£@TH FROM ABOVE: KOGI GOVT DOUBLES DOWN ON B@ND!TS WITH AERIAL SURVEILLANCE OVER ILUKE FORESTS 🚁🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 🫡The Kogi State Government is intensifying pressure on armed b@nd!ts as aerial surveillance operations continue across deep forest areas near Iluke, Bunu District, Kabba/Bunu LGA. This is not a show of force it is a show of intelligence. Eyes in the sky tracking criminal elements, mapping hideouts, and denying b@nd!ts the cover of dense forests. The operation is part of ongoing security efforts to strengthen safety across vulnerable communities in the state. When the government combines ground troops with aerial surveillance, b@nd!ts lose their greatest advantage: the ability to hide. 🔥🔥NOW THEY ARE BEING WATCHED. 🔥🔥NOW THEY ARE BEING HUNTED.

The platform is open to all presidential candidates I will be ready to interview you all

Peter Obi: In four years, we will generate, transmit, and distribute at least 10,000 megawatts of electricity. Rufai: How are you going to do it? Peter Obi: I’m not going to tell you how I’m going to do it, it is not for you to know how. It’s for you to look at a man who is saying this.

Rufai: How will you improve Agriculture. We don’t want statistics but what you will do step by step? Obi: How is not rocket science, if Bangladesh with 148 square kilometers of land ….. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣