Michael Chibuzo®
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Dear Cross˚ I sometimes get tired correcting you guys. But I will continue to do so for the sake of history. Let me repeat what I explained to your fellow Obidient UptownOfLagos in the past regarding the same claim of Obi building the first 10-lane road in the south east. The road you are bragging about is a section of the FEDERAL ROAD from 1st Niger Bridge to Enugu popularly known as the Enugu-Onitsha expressway. This road has been existing for decades. Around 45km of this road is in Anambra State, that is, from Onitsha head bridge to Amansea (just after Awka the state capital). Peter Obi after getting approval from FG rehabilitated the section from Head Bridge to Odumodu junction just after Nkpor - that's less than 25km. From Odumodu to Amawbia and to Amansea (border with Enugu State) is not part of it. Most importantly, the road is not a 10-lane road. It is a 6-lane road. Peter Obi did not construct any 10-lane road in Anambra State. Don't edit history. In fact, Governor Chinwoke Mbadinuju (Odera) was the first and only Governor till date in Anambra State to construct an 8-LANE road in 2002 - the road from Aroma junction to the three-arms zone. He did so with lesser resources o. Now back to what Obi constructed in Onitsha. For those who don't know Onitsha and Nkpor well let me break this down and Cross I hope I won't have to do this again. The main Enugu-Onitsha expressway from Head Bridge to Awka and all the way to Enugu is six lanes. There are two service lanes on either side of the express road from Onitsha head Bridge to Upper Iweka interchange (which feeds into the Onitsha-Owerri road) and then from Upper Iweka interchange to Inland Town just before the Grail Center, Onitsha. These service lanes when joined to the 6-lane main carriageway gives you the 10-lane that Obidients celebrate every Eke day. Meanwhile this is just a 3 miles stretch. Crucially, THIS 10-LANE STRUCTURE HAS BEEN IN EXISTENCE AS FAR BACK AS 2003 WHEN MBADINUJU WAS GOVERNOR (see Google Earth satellite imagery of 2003 in the thread). So, Peter Obi NEVER constructed any 10-lane road. I repeat, PETER OBI NEVER CONSTRUCTED ANY 10-LANE ROAD. Peter Obi of course constructed the Nkpor flyover, which is part of the Enugu-Onitsha expressway. Unfortunately, two years after Obi left office, his successor, Gov. Willie Obiano had to repair section of the NKPOR flyover that was caving in as seen in this attached video. This is typical of Obi's infrastructure projects. Governor Willie reconstructed the Amawbia section of the Enugu-Onitsha expressway to Agu Awka and constructed THREE flyovers at Amawbia roundabout, Kwata Junction and Aroma roundabout. These flyovers changed the skyline of Awka and have been intact ever since. I can imagine if it was Peter Obi that built those three flyovers in Awka... (In this thread you'll see satellite images of the various sections of the road including historical satellite images from 2003 of the same road) So, please let me use this opportunity to appeal to Progressives, anywhere you see Obidients making claims about Obi's legacy in ANAMBRA please kindly tag me to VERIFY for you. I know everything Obi did in Anambra and I can always always easily puncture any lie. Be it in education, health, agriculture, housing, infrastructure civil service, trade and commerce, etc. Just tag me. Cc: Souljah Woye Foundational Nupe Lawyer Dr. Calafiori 🦇 Daddy D.O🇳🇬
Michael Chibuzo®66,435 次观看 • 9 天前
I came across this post that I made in January 2025 (Buhari was still alive then) and I realised how consistent President Bola Tinubu has been and why he keeps outsmarting his opponents. President Bola Tinubu believes in negotiation and doesn't fight internal oppositions openly. Unlike Atiku and Obi who would shy away from showing leadership and flexibility in the face of internal conflicts within their political parties, Tinubu has a way of making warring parties to reach a middle ground. This is why many are shocked at his ability to bring diverse political interests under one umbrella. If a conspiracy is against him, he also knows how to calmly outfox his opponent without bringing down the whole house. Most importantly, he is one of the very few politicians alive with a semblance of a distinct political and economic ideology. Read the original post below: 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇 "I watched this Tinubu interview, which he granted in 2015 amidst rumours of rift between him and President Buhari, I took away a lot of lessons from it. Some of them include: 1. Tinubu understood that party politics involves internal conflicts and clash of interests. He was ready to face every eventualities that may arise in the new party APC that just ended the PDP 16 years hegemony. 2. He was always ready to discuss, negotiate, compromise where necessary just to keep the party together. He knew that the APC, being a party made up of different blocs needs pampering to firmly stand on its feet. 3. He knew and respected the fact that President Buhari is the one in charge and was not willing to have any public spat with him regardless of any misunderstanding. Publicly he always backed Buhari and his vision of governance. Any public advice to the Buhari administration then was basically on points of policy. 4. Tinubu just like Bisi Akande has a distinct ideology guiding him which is seen in his brand of progressive political ideology. Buhari is more of a moderate socialist. The two being in the same party meant they were likely going to be in different ideological wings when it comes to certain issues. However, Tinubu never attempted to impose his own ideology on Buhari. 5. There is a strong mutual respect and admiration between Tinubu and Buhari. They understand each other and both don't plot to undermine each other. Buhari knew that Tinubu was interested in the presidency and having gotten his chance as civilian president through the help of Tinubu, Buhari was not so eager to stop Tinubu from being the president. 6. As president, Tinubu remains close to Buhari and Buhari is reciprocating the goodwill Tinubu extended to him while he was in power. Many northern presidential hopefuls likely saw that Buhari will not join them to oppose Tinubu and they have now decided to launch their coalition. I will talk about the coalition in another post. 7. No current active politician can exhibit Tinubu's Strategic patience and temperament. This is why he's in a league of his own and has survived countless political plots that would have crippled and retired lesser men. 8. From the dynamics at play currently and which will keep evolving till 2027, it is only God and President Tinubu himself that can stop a Tinubu victory in 2027. His opponents have started making mistakes and do not have any waterproof strategy to unseat him in 2027 (not 2025)."
Michael Chibuzo®33,648 次观看 • 25 天前
DISSECTING THE PETITION OF THE LABOUR PARTY PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: PART 4 By Michael Chibuzo CONCLUSION From the contents of the entire petition filed by Mr. Peter Obi and the Labour Party, it is very glaring that the legal team of the Petitioners are simply.... A Thread 👇
Michael Chibuzo®488,892 次观看 • 3 年前
This interview happened in August 2025 shortly after Mark and co completed a hostile takeover of the ADC. This man is Hon. Leke Abejide. He is an unapologetic supporter of Tinubu. Do not be deceived by his ant voice, he is a billionaire and was the first person to win a national assembly seat back to back using ADC. He did it in 2019, defeating APC, PDP and other parties to win the 2019 Yagba Federal Constituency election in Kogi State. He repeated it in 2023. So, he's no push over. By virtue of that he became ADC National Leader. Unfortunately, the first thing the coalition people did after their takeover of ADC was to suspend this man using Dino Melaye. The man said no way that he'll show them he's the National Leader of the ADC. Today, it's obvious karma has come to hunt the coalition people...
Michael Chibuzo®106,136 次观看 • 7 个月前
Peter Obi: Nigeria needs to elect a leadership with character...etc. Journalist: Some of your personal team members like Aisha Yesufu, Randy Peters etc, don't seem to have characters, how do you reconcile this irony? Peter Obi: We will need to get into government and we'll fix their characters. No where in the world is something fixed when you are outside government. Me: WTF 👀👀👀👀
Michael Chibuzo®71,981 次观看 • 5 个月前
I just pity people wey dey take Hundeyin serious. Project delays happen all over the world and I don't know when it became a crime for a project to miss its projected delivery date due to unforeseen circumstances. David Hundeyin won't tell his audience that Dangote bought our refineries in 2007 only for Yaradua to reverse the sale. Dangote then decided to build his own from the scratch. Eventually he found a home in Lagos at the Lekki Free Trade Zone. The question any right thinking person needs to ask is this, if Dangote has no intention of refining crude oil, why expend close to $21 billion to build the largest single train refinery in the world with a deep sea terminal, 430mw power plant in an area over thrice the size of Victoria Island? If he wants to be selling crude oil like Hundeyin wants his zombies to believe, all he needs to do is to go and acquire an OML and set up an oil exploration company. If he wants to be importing refined fuel, by now he would have dethroned NNPCL as the biggest importer of refined petroleum products. He doesn't have to do a merry-go-round of building a refinery na. The lamentations of David Hundeyin simply makes no single sense but because his audience have auctioned their brains to him, they can't see it. He's simply bitter that the Dangote refinery they're told their minions was a scam is finally set to begin operations. Many bitter souls and enemy of progress simply needed a naysayer to cling unto to display their frustration over the good news that is the Dangote refinery. Long may their wailing and frustration last as Nigeria keeps rising!
Michael Chibuzo®350,759 次观看 • 2 年前
The first Niger Bridge median demarcation now has a space for turns and transfer of traffic to another lane. There is also CCTV and solar street lights. This is great work from the Ministry of Works led by Dave Umahi. I'm particularly impressed by the speed of work. #TinubuDidIt
Michael Chibuzo®21,327 次观看 • 1 个月前
HERE WE GO... Obi's Electoral Rigging Odyssey - Part 1 In the 2010 election, Peter Obi was NOT popular in Anambra State and if not for the help of Prof. Maurice Iwu's INEC and to an extent too many candidates on the ballot, he would have been roundly defeated by Chris Ngige. Dr. Chris Ngige (Onwa) was extremely popular then and even in 2013. Ndi Anambra wanted Onwa to return as Governor as they couldn't understand what Peter Obi was doing especially his ANIDS mantra. In that election, Peter Obi got 97,843 votes out of the 284,547 valid votes cast. In other words, a whooping 186,704 voters or 65% of voters in Anambra voted against Peter Obi. In the election, Chris Ngige of then ACN got 60,240 votes even after his strongholds were suppressed through missing names in the voters register and absence of voting materials (I will come to that in a follow-up post). Soludo who ran under PDP got 59,355 votes, Andy Uba of then Labour Party got 26,106votes, Nicholas Ukachukwu of HDP got20,777while Uche Ekwunife who ran under PPA got 9,595 votes. The other 19 minor candidatesgot a total of 10,631 votes. Rejected/invalid votes was16,685votes while the total number of registered voters in that election was 1,844,815 voters meaning that turn out was just 16.33% of registered voters. Peter Obi acknowledged the messed up voters register but quickly accepted INEC's "Solution to the mess" that people with voters card could vote even if their names were not on the voters register. This was a calculated plan by Maurice Iwu's INEC, Peter Obi and APGA to systematically rig the election because they knew that if the election was to be free and fair, Dr. Chris Ngige will trounce Peter Obi. Mind you, Ngige is from Idemili North, which is the LGA with the largest voting strength in Anambra State. In Part 2, we'll go into a little forensic analysis.
Michael Chibuzo®113,815 次观看 • 1 年前
I forgot to mention that Governor Peter Obi was able to scale through his 2010 re-election by bribing Oga Maurice of INEC with some billions. Those who were adults in Anambra in 2010 know that Dr. Chris Ngige won that election even with many stumbling blocks INEC placed on the path of opposition parties like AC, PDP, Labour Party. Obi also through ANSIEC ensured that the 2014 LGA election he manged to conduct were rigged for his party APGA and refused to inaugurate Nnewi North LGA Chairman where Ifeanyi Ubah used his own methods to deliver Nnewi North to his Labour Party while inaugurating the 20 LGA Chairmen ANSIEC delivered to APGA. Today, Obi is preaching free and fair election and telling us "if you don't count the votes we'll count you". If una doubt am, we can also open that 2010 chapter since it appears that Obidients are not willing to come out from past.
Michael Chibuzo®19,124 次观看 • 1 个月前
One of the reasons why I sometimes find it difficult to stay away from Peter Obi's matter is because I don't like people overestimating their abilities and worse still I hate it when someone tries to emotionally blackmail me for not supporting Obi and making it seem as if he was one revolutionary Governor the likes of whom we've never seen before. This is a man I experienced his governance and I will continue to say it, Obi was just an average governor who believed in minimalist governance with very poor accountability (I come to that another day). I know Anambra State like the palm of my hands. So, when people try to whitewash what I personally experienced I take it personal. There is a reason you'll hardly see anyone from Anambra countering anything I say about Obi and his time in office, because I don't say what I cannot back with facts. In my books, Dr. Chris Ngige, despite spending barely 3 years in office was a far better performer to me than Obi and for many reasons. By the way, when Obi tells you that he fought godfatherism, I ask myself, what then did Ngige fight? Was it not Ngige former Godfathers that helped Obi win at the Tribunal and then at Appeal Court in 2006. That's a topic for another day too. Let me stay on health for today. If you watch this Ngige interview which he granted to Seun Okinbaloye ahead of the 2013 governorship election in Anambra, you'll see that after 8 years, Peter Obi's administration did very little in the health sector. Doctors apart from not being paid the agreed salary structure, the number of health personnel in the employment of government hospitals was grossly inadequate. Many PHCs were in deplorable state while Obi was busy saving money in Fidelity bank and buying shares for Anambra. You cannot see up to 5 general hospitals that Obi equipped especially outside of the cities, meanwhile we were supposed to have general hospitals in the 21 LGAs. Building nursing schools is meaningless if your health system is wack with no personnel recruitment and poor access to healthcare services across the 179 communities in Anambra State. Peter Obi doesn't like increasing workers salaries or even paying national minimum wage without a fight (maybe he sees it as waste of funds), he instead prefers giving cheques to mission hospitals. This is the same man that will come today and be talking about human development index or talking about living wage. And those who didn't experience his governance will think he's Franklin D Roosevelt. I don't have short memory. Anyway, the campaigns have just begun. It's time for truth telling.
Michael Chibuzo®24,919 次观看 • 2 个月前
This is the Lagos-Calabar coastal highway. For the records, the following people kicked against the road, some even promised to cancel the project once they become president: 1. Atiku Abubakar 2. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi 3. Peter Obi Note: They NEVER kicked against the Sokoto-Badagry superhighway which is also ongoing. Anyone who kicked against the Lagos-Calabar coastal road cannot be Nigeria's President because that person LACKS vision.
Michael Chibuzo®68,313 次观看 • 11 个月前
When I posted earlier today that Subsidy is gone forever, some doubted including some progressive friends who did so silently. But if there is one thing I can boast of, it's my ability to cut through the noise and analyse what is before me. And it's shocking that a lot of people really failed to understand what yesterday's press conference by the Minister of Finance Taiwo Oyedele was all about. To be clear, the MAJOR takeaway was PRICE MODULATION! Discount by NNPCL Retail is a side note and that is purely a commercial decision by NNPCL, which before now offered a N66 per litre discount on their own to celebrate Nigeria's 66th independence just like any commercial venture would do. I'm glad that the Finance Minister this night explained in layman's language that this NNPCL discount is NOT subsidy. Reduction in price by a single petrol seller DOES NOT amount to subsidy. Subsidy is when you sell below your cost price with someone paying the balance. In the case of NNPCL Retail, they are selling at the cost price. Mind you NNPCL Retail get their stock from Dangote Refinery and Dangote is selling to them at market price with his own profit margin on top. So, NNPCL is simply foregoing their PROFIT! How on earth is this subsidy? I will take my time and write an Explainer on the major element that Nigerians should be talking about - PRICE MODULATION - and why it's very important for us considering how quickly prices of consumer goods rice in Nigeria whenever fuel prices go up due to crude oil prices going up and how slowly these same commodity prices come down even when crude oil prices begin to fall sharply. I will also later come at the ignorant Atiku, Obi and their supporters who for one reason or the other seem not to understand this simple distinction and are urinating all over social media that subsidy is back.
Michael Chibuzo®11,327 次观看 • 1 个月前
As President, Mr. Peter Obi will visit all 774 LGAs in Nigeria to "understand their challenges". He will also visit over 150,000 secondary and primary schools in Nigeria, probably to give their SP and Head Boy/Girl his number. He will also go personally to fight bandits and terrorists in the bushes (two days per bandit-occupied forest) And same Peter Obi will serve only for four years. He won't serve "a day longer"! It's well.
Michael Chibuzo®24,247 次观看 • 3 个月前
One of Nigeria's true journalists. Doing what is expected from the Media. Nice one Kayode Okikiolu! Change begins with you and I Meanwhile this is also for those kicking against the Lagos-Calabar coastal road. When you lack vision you won't understand the importance of having an alternative major route out of Lagos.
Michael Chibuzo®15,585 次观看 • 1 个月前
Ah I didn't see this one 😭😭😭😭 Thank God he's using his mouth to say all that I have been saying since 2022 about his stewardship in Anambra State. Imagine boldly accepting that you funded Hospitals and schools owned by the church, which charge people high with many poor people unable to afford them instead of revamping government-owned PHCs and general hospitals across the LGAs as well as schools in our communities. That means as President he'll abandon government tertiary institutions and start funding tertiary institutions owned by the Church or specialist hospitals owned by the Church. Peter Obi always runs away from the hard task of systematically fixing things. He likes food-is-ready kind of solutions most of the time. If that is not minimalism, I wonder what it is 👀
Michael Chibuzo®19,446 次观看 • 2 个月前