Mr Darayola

18/08/2026

Reminder! 😂

Before the excitement gets too much and you start rewriting history, let this serve as your gentle reality check. 🤷‍♂️😏

11/08/2026

DEJI ADEYANJU: CRIMINAL PROSECUTION FOR MURDER IS NOT A BADGE OF HONOUR

We have watched with considerable amusement the latest episode in Deji Adeyanju’s seemingly endless campaign of hostility against Peter Obi and the millions of Nigerians who support him.

To be clear, Mr. Adeyanju has every right to criticise Peter Obi. In a democracy, nobody is above scrutiny. But criticism requires substance, and political disagreement does not automatically become intellectual superiority simply because it is delivered loudly on social media.

What is particularly entertaining, however, is Mr. Adeyanju’s recent declaration that he is somehow “bigger” than Peter Obi.

That claim deserves neither outrage nor anger. It deserves examination—and perhaps a little arithmetic.

By the time Mr. Adeyanju obtained his first university degree in 2022, reportedly in his mid-40s, Peter Obi had already built businesses, established himself in the banking sector, served as chairman of a major financial institution, and governed Anambra State.

So when exactly did this alleged “bigness” occur?

Was it in business?
Governance?
Banking?
Public administration?
Enterprise?
Leadership?
Or perhaps in the number of controversies generated on social media?

Because if the argument is that noise, insults and constant political provocation constitute greatness, then perhaps Mr. Adeyanju really does have a competitive advantage.

But Nigeria deserves a more serious standard.
There is also another aspect of Mr. Adeyanju’s public record that he may wish to reconsider before using his past as a measuring tape for political stature.

Being arrested, detained, prosecuted for an alleged murder offence and subsequently discharged and acquitted is not a political qualification.

It is not a leadership credential.

It is certainly not a badge of honour.

An acquittal means that the prosecution did not establish guilt to the required legal standard. It does not magically transform the underlying ordeal into an achievement deserving political bragging rights.

If Mr. Adeyanju genuinely considers that chapter of his life part of his credentials, then perhaps what is required is not another press statement or social-media tirade, but a little introspection.

Nigeria has enough people mistaking controversy for relevance, aggression for courage and social-media visibility for political importance.

We do not need another one.

What Nigeria desperately needs is competence, character, integrity, compassion, sound judgment and leaders capable of delivering measurable results.

And that is precisely why millions of Nigerians continue to look at Peter Obi differently.
Mr. Adeyanju can dislike Peter Obi.

He can criticise his policies. He can challenge his record. He can even insist, repeatedly and passionately, that he is “bigger” than Peter Obi.
Nobody is stopping him.

But Nigerians have every right to ask the obvious question:
Bigger in what?
Bigger in experience?
Bigger in enterprise?
Bigger in governance?
Bigger in leadership?
Bigger in public service?
Bigger in measurable achievements?
Bigger in contribution to society?
Or simply bigger on social media?

Because there is a profound difference between being loud and being accomplished.

There is also a difference between being controversial and being consequential.

And perhaps most importantly, there is a difference between having an audience and having a legacy.

Mr. Adeyanju may have mastered the art of generating attention. That is not the same thing as having demonstrated the capacity to lead a state, build sustainable institutions, manage complex organisations or deliver measurable public value.

Political stature is not awarded to the person who shouts the loudest.

It is earned.

Through competence.
Through character.
Through service.
Through results.
Through impact.

So, by all means, let Deji Adeyanju continue his crusade against Peter Obi. Let him continue to tell Nigerians how “big” he is.

But Nigerians are not obliged to accept the advertisement without checking the product.
In politics, volume may attract attention. But achievement is what ultimately settles the argument.

Idris Zekeri Jnr writes from Abraka, Delta State.

30/07/2026

FACT:

Peter Obi is living proof that wealth and integrity can go hand in hand. You can be successful without arrogance, influential without corruption, and wealthy without losing your values.

History has shown that people don't always choose the best option. Even after all the good Jesus did, the crowd still chose Barabbas.
Popularity has never been the true measure of character.

Think deeply, question the noise, and judge people by their record—not by propaganda.

A new Nigeria is POssible.

30/07/2026

One thing is becoming increasingly clear: whenever the conversation shifts to competence, accountability, prudent management of public resources, and measurable results, the focus often changes to propaganda and distractions.

Many Nigerians remember Peter Obi's time in public office because they believe it demonstrated fiscal discipline, investment in key sectors, and a different approach to governance.

Whether you agree with him or not, his record remains open to public scrutiny and debate.
The same standard should apply to every government. Rather than asking Nigerians to believe carefully crafted narratives, those in power should be willing to let their performance speak for itself.

At the end of the day, propaganda cannot reduce inflation, create jobs, improve security, or put food on the table. Only effective leadership and sound policies can.

Let's judge leaders by their track record, their integrity, and the results they deliver—not by the volume of political messaging.

A new Nigeria is POssible.

30/07/2026

30/07/2026

DOCUMENTARY:
In a time when propaganda is everywhere, one thing still speaks louder than promises—a proven track record.

This documentary captures the administration of Mr. Peter Obi during his tenure as Governor of Anambra State. It is not a recent campaign production; it was documented while he was in office.

Before you argue, criticize, or dismiss him, invest a few minutes to watch it. Then ask yourself: Is this the kind of leadership Nigeria needs?

Let's rise above ethnicity, religion, and political bias. Our votes should be driven by competence, integrity, accountability, and measurable results—not emotions or tribal sentiments.

The future of Nigeria depends on the choices we make today. Watch, verify, and decide for yourself.

29/07/2026

Laslas, Nigeria shall be OK.

29/07/2026

You cannot inspire change while stealing public funds. That is not leadership it is criminality.”

— Peter Obi, to Nigerian leaders

29/07/2026

Simply the Truth. It remains what it is, the Truth.