- Yul Edochie has shared a strong opinion about Peter Obi, claiming his political efforts, including his involvement with ADC, are doomed to fail.
- He concluded his statement by asserting that the former Anambra State governor would not become Nigeria’s president at this time.
- The statement has sparked mixed reactions online.
Nollywood actor Yul Edochie has stirred political conversations online after sharing his prediction about presidential aspirant Peter Obi.
Taking to his social media page, the actor claimed that any political party Peter Obi aligns with would face internal challenges, adding that his reported involvement with the African Democratic Congress (ADC) would not succeed.
“Any political party Peter Obi joins will scatter. Whatever he’s doing with ADC is dead on arrival. A total waste of time,” Yul wrote.
He further suggested that Obi’s political challenge goes beyond surface-level issues, describing it as something deeper.
“It’s not a physical problem. It’s deeper than that. I’m surprised he doesn’t know this already. Or maybe he knows but chooses to ignore it,” he added.
Yul concluded his statement by asserting that the former Anambra State governor would not become Nigeria’s president at this time.
“But the truth remains the truth. Peter Obi cannot be President of Nigeria now,” he said.
In other news…. A 2026 candidate of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), conducted by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, has sparked conversations online after lamenting over a low score of 26.
The candidate, whose identity has not been disclosed, expressed frustration in a viral post, questioning his chances of gaining admission into any Nigerian university.
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“This is very unfortunate. Which university will admit me with a JAMB score of 26?” the candidate wrote.
He further revealed that the outcome came as a shock, noting that he had adequately prepared for the examination.
“Despite reading all my textbooks,” he added.
The post has since generated mixed reactions across social media platforms
