Fresh political tension is building after Peter Obi raised serious concerns about the state of the nation — and his words are already sparking reactions 👀🔥
Speaking at a recent ADC convention, the former presidential candidate didn’t hold back as he criticised the current administration over what he described as worsening insecurity and rising poverty across the country.
According to him, Nigeria’s situation has taken a negative turn in recent years, with key indicators showing a troubling trend.
On security, he warned that the country’s global ranking in terrorism has reportedly worsened, suggesting that things could spiral further if urgent steps are not taken.
But that wasn’t all…
He also pointed to the growing economic hardship facing millions of Nigerians.
In his words, poverty levels have increased significantly, with more citizens now struggling to meet basic needs compared to previous years.
His statement has since sparked debate online, with many Nigerians weighing in from different angles 💬
Some agree with his concerns, saying the reality on ground reflects his claims.
Others, however, argue that the situation is more complex and cannot be blamed on one administration alone.
At the heart of it all is a question many Nigerians are already asking 👇
👉 Is the country truly getting worse… or are these political narratives ahead of 2027?
One thing is clear — conversations like this are only going to get louder as the next election cycle approaches 👀
“Before the current government came in to be, Nigerian rank in t£rr0r!sm was number 8, today, we’re at number 4. if you give them another 4 years, we’ll be number 1. When this government also came in to be, our p0verty rate was 41.6 percent, 10 million people, today we’re 63… pic.twitter.com/yDlV1LaOJN
— Oyindamola🙄 (@dammiedammie35) April 14, 2026
