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"You see many people on this internet now, future generations will definitely question the choices we made. Nigerians have no other choice than to choose Mr Peter Obi at this critical time. How do you explain to your children that you chose tribe over transformation, personal gain over national...

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Reno, is a classic narcissist. Part 2 Before we get into it let me explain the strategy. First the media consistently picks up the storyline, no need to tag them, the delirious individuals, no need to follow or engage them in their timeline. If anything Tag Mr Peter Obi Instead of engaging with Reno and Bwala and other evil liars on their timeline, where they get the attention, we will address their points in our own spaces. By doing so, we are taking control of the conversation and refusing to energize their provocations. Our strategy is to shift the discussion from their territory to ours, where we can analyze their comments and respond thoughtfully, without feeding into their attention-seeking behavior. This approach allows us to maintain a clear and focused narrative, free from unnecessary distractions. Plus don't forget it's all for REFERENCE purpose! This is Reno, who once lavishly praised Peter Obi, but has now made a sudden U-turn to criticize him. When did you suddenly find Mr Peter Obi to be bad, to the point of calling him names? Ironically, Peter Obi was renowned for his fiscal transparency and accountability during his tenure as governor, and his expertise in finance was so valued that he served as the only governor in the economic advisor team of GEJ. Now, at a time when people are struggling to make ends meet, crying out for a living wage, and Mr Peter Obi is courageously speaking truth to power as a lone voice, you choose to peddle delusional narratives about him instead of standing up for what is right. You were present at the conference in London where with his former boss, and you witnessed firsthand the immense attention and admiration PO received. If you follow Peter Obi on the streets of London or America, you will see the remarkable attention and respect he commands from people. This kind of adoration and recognition only follows individuals who have earned a reputation for goodness, kindness, and inspirational leadership. It's a pointer to his character and the positive impact he is having on countless lives. In the video, Reno, you were sincere but sincerely manipulative and wrong. He discussed everything Mr. Peter Obi accomplished, such as raising Anambra from 27th to 1st in education in less than two years, leaving substantial money in state reserves, generating wealth for himself in the private sector and Anambra State, and his innovative ideas. Reno questioned if Nigeria still has people like Mr Peter Obi, among other remarkable points. However, it became evident and clear that Reno's focus wasn't truly on Mr. Peter Obi but on leveraging Mr Peter Obi's achievements to gain more followers and monetize his social media presence. This is typical of Reno's approach. Using people, politics, ethnicity, and religion - as seen with #Leahsharibu, #Chivido and everything else he will ever discuss. etc to further his own selfish business cash out. This is not a fleeting symptom, but a hallmark of a fully developed narcissistic personality. This behavior is not a temporary lapse, but a consistent pattern that defines their character. It's a textbook example of narcissistic tendencies, manifesting in a grandiose sense of self-importance, a need for admiration, and a lack of empathy. This is not a momentary reaction, but a deeply ingrained trait that shapes Reno's actions and interactions. -DrMo

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About a month ago, I accompanied Mr. Peter Obi on a six-state thank-you tour in the US. At the BWI airport, while traveling from Dallas, Texas, to Washington, DC, we met Opeoluwa Solalu, a DHS employee. Opeoluwa approached me and asked if he could take a picture with His Excellency, Mr. Peter Obi. After the photo, he gently told Mr. Obi, "I'm coming home to get married and would be honored to have you come." Given Mr. PeterObi’s busy schedule, I was unsure if he could attend the wedding. When I reminded him about the upcoming event, he mentioned our commitments: the campaign flag-off in Edo and two other high-profile events. Yet, Mr. Peter Obi is known for honoring invitations, particularly from ordinary people. He said, "Let's get on with Edo, and if we finish, we'll leave immediately for Lagos because of Ope." Upon arriving in Lagos, we searched for the venue for over an hour. PO was determined, and we finally found it. The joy and happiness in the atmosphere were palpable, from the security to the newlyweds, their parents, and friends. Mr. Obi went further by instructing me to give a substantial gift to the couple and some of the attendees. PO shared with me how he had attended numerous events like this as a governor, sometimes sitting quietly at the back to encourage people without drawing attention. He emphasized that he prioritizes invitations from everyday Nigerians. "They are the ones who need my advice, encouragement, and support," he said. When we met Opeoluwa, his excitement was evident. He gratefully said, "Thank you, Sir, for who you are and for the sacrifices you are making for Nigeria." He then turned to me and thanked me for allowing him to interact with and take a picture with Mr. Peter Obi. For Opeoluwa, it was a dream and inspiration come true. This is the humanity and dedication of Mr. Peter Obi, a leader who truly values and uplifts the everyday citizens of Nigeria. - Dr. Mo

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