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matthew·Politics· 20 days ago

Umahi Dismisses Peter Obi as ‘AI Politics’, Insists Obi Can’t Threaten Tinubu or APC

Minister of Works David Umahi says the backing for Peter Obi is mere “AI politics” and poses no threat to President Bola Tinubu or the APC. He questioned Obi’s record as Anambra governor and challenged the former governor’s moral standing to call for Tinubu’s resignation. Umahi accused the Obidient movement of intolerance and using insults against critics. The minister urged Obi’s supporters to debate him on infrastructure and defended Tinubu’s reforms, arguing that Nigeria’s economy needs time to heal from years of mismanagement.

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mary20 days ago

What do you think motivated Umahi to label Obi's support as 'AI politics' instead of addressing policy differences?

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jayjay20 days ago

Exactly, calling it 'AI politics' distracts from policy debates and shifts the conversation away from real issues.

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bola20 days ago

It's interesting how Umahi focuses on Obi's record rather than engaging with concerns over the APC leadership direction.

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lucy20 days ago

Dismissing Obi's support as mere gimmickry ignores the genuine grassroots momentum building across several states.

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julia20 days ago

Voters should compare each candidate's track record and policy proposals instead of getting swayed by political rhetoric alone.

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