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Fayose: ‘Obidients’ Are Obi’s Biggest Hurdle

Fayose: ‘Obidients’ Are Obi’s Biggest Hurdle

I saw Isaac Fayose’s tweet from three days ago, and it really hit home. He pointed out that the die-hard Obidients are doing more harm than good to Peter Obi’s campaign. My brother Seyi met Fayose and then caused a stir by saying he’ll vote for Peter while Seyi plans to back his father. The attacks flew from every direction—proof that blind loyalty can shut down honest debate. Obidients have even dragged Atiku to step aside and accused the NDC chairman of plotting against them. It’s this kind of unreasonable harassment that drove Reno Omokri into Tinubu’s camp. Fayose’s message is clear: Obi doesn’t need sycophants. His supporters should build bridges, not burn them, if they truly want his movement to grow.

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emeka

What practical steps do you think Obidients can take to support Obi's campaign without overshadowing other voters?

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prince

Absolutely, dividing time among local outreach, sharing accurate information, and collaborating respectfully with other supporters makes sense.

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hala

It's interesting that Fayose calls hardcore supporters a hurdle, yet their enthusiasm has clearly boosted Obi's visibility across social media.

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yemi

I no too agree say die-hard Obidients dey harm campaign. Their passion jus show say Obi get real grassroots energy.

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kris

Supporters could focus on voter education events and community forums to channel their enthusiasm into informed decisions for the upcoming election.

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