I share some reasons for supporting Peter Obi, here. This is to not only reinforce our convictions as Obi’s supporters but also to clarify the enormity of significance that our individual choices carry. See below: ImageImageImageImage
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Other points: ImageImageImageImage
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In summary, please vote for Peter Obi. I made an analysis criticizing BAT on my Instagram: @mr_possidez. I’ll do well to save it in a highlight.

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Sometimes, you think you're writing a book. But you're only writing a chapter. Maybe only writing a page. Maybe only writing a sentence. Maybe you're only writing a word.
And that word is probably even a monosyllabic word. Like love. But you write it so well. You write it in red, you make it as beautiful as possible.
In making it beautiful, everyday, you think about it everyday. You see the word as different things and you express these things. In more words, with more words.
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Their choice of partners. Their spouses.
They understand nuance.
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3. Deliberately choose to speak and type in appropriate language. Inconvenient but helpful.
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