FakeIgboJew:
1. Obi has said severally that he is very comfortable with the highly flawed system. He says this because as an Igbo , the current parasitic system is a life line to his region. A return to state fiscal autonomy will see his region being the poorest. Other than his own selfish personal reasons for why the system must remain, Obi made that statement as a commitment to the north that also opposes such restructuring. Note that unlike the SE, the North will thrive in a restructured system. The only opposeres to restructuring in the north are the rent seeking elite that will lose massively if the current system is reformed. The average northern is set to gain because governance will no longer be a free buffet but will see to serious minded corrupt free people determined to uplift the poor masses by utilizing the vast abundance of natural resources and agriculture . The east on the other hand, has neither land nor any resources to sustain its bloating population. Obi's other main audience other than the parasitic northern elite was the International banksters that prefer a unitary system as it will make looting through ursury much easier as we can see with how the disaster Buhari has plunged the next 4 generations into debt to Jewish banks with nothing on ground to show for it.

2. Do not expect miracles from someone like Obi. Since he accepts the flawed system, then do not expect any reforms. It will be business as usual in Abuja and the national cake will be shared to rent seekers with only bickering complaints on the sizes they get. Obi will continue from where buhari stopped and continue to borrow us further into debt. Remember how the APC zombies sold you the lie that Buhari was ousted by the likes of IBB for his refusal to take IMF loans and to allow for looting among the Supreme Military Council? Well, no one has borrowed more than the idiot and stolen more than the Buhari disastrous presidency. Obi will be no different. His offshore Cayman island banks will see a huge flow of cash and what he can't stash he will put in his brewery and Letty trade enterprises.

3. Obi's govt will be heavily influenced by International bankers, WEF disastrous policies and he will foolishly sign much of what is left of our sovereignty to these institutions and to his favorite CCP China.

4. As Governor of Anambra, he reduced State governance to his petty trade mentality where the book balancing is above every other agenda refusing to understand that governance is a social service and not a business venture. In this light , he arbitrarily jacked up fees for the State University and Polytechnic. Increased tuition for primary and secondary school students. Saw to an 18 month strike by Medical practitioners employed by the state over his refusal to even consider their demands or hold negotiations. The end results of this was that there were massive school dropouts and many avoidable deaths owing to his petty trade mentality . At the end, all monies he claimed to have saved for the state did not go into any notable legacy project but rather was diverted to his personal investment portfolio under the guise of State investments . Investments that have seen a drastic loss in their initial investment. So even his highest selling point of being prudent and a shrewd investor was all horse shit as we can see with all the useless junk stocks he invested are now far below their original portfolio worth.

5. On the leadership front we can see how in his small Anambra he could not get a bipartisan support from the State House of Assembly as those ones impeached his ass twice. Is it the highly diverse National Assembly where his LP has no single seat in either house and will not achieve any come next year that he expects to have a smooth relationship with the legislative? Like it or not, we practice a system of governance that has three tiers and the executive he seeks to occupy can not function via fiat but under constant negotiations with the legislative. Obi's highly disastrous impeachment record in his monotonous Anambra is a harbinger of an executive that can't and won't be able to negotiate his policy agenda through the NASS.

Obi is not in any way or form qualified for the post he is seeking to occupy.