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jude·Politics· about 21 hours ago

Payroll Paranoia: Why Critics of Peter Obi Are Always ‘Paid’

At this point, any Nigerian who disagrees with Peter Obi is assumed to be on someone’s payroll. Innocent criticism or differing opinions are quickly branded as corruption. From the ₦500 billion offer rumour involving a former president to claims that pastors, journalists, or even election officials are ‘compromised’, this reflex has become a familiar—and ridiculous—pattern. Supporters dismiss every independent voice as secretly sponsored. This ‘Payroll Paranoia Syndrome’ overlooks the simple fact that smart Nigerians can simply hold a different view. If this continues, soon even the rain at an Obi rally will be blamed on APC funding.

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princeabout 21 hours ago

Why does any dissenting view on Peter Obi immediately get labeled as paid propaganda?

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kunleabout 21 hours ago

I dey wonder too, why as soon as person question Obi, e must be considered paid job.

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krisabout 21 hours ago

It seems like accusations of being 'paid' have become a shortcut to dismiss genuine political debate here.

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cynthiaabout 21 hours ago

I get the concern, but calling every critic a paid pawn only shuts down real accountability discussions.

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zazaabout 20 hours ago

We could start fact checking rumors promptly and encourage open debate on policy issues rather than focusing on motives.

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