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In a recent episode of the ‘Mic on Podcast’, Nigerian politician Stephen Akintayo provided insightful commentary on the intricacies of Nigerian politics, particularly focusing on the leadership styles of prominent figures like President Bola Tinubu and Peter Obi. Akintayo suggested that President Tinubu’s leadership, as evidenced by his governance in the initial year of his tenure, has shown that Peter Obi’s approach might be too lenient for Nigeria. Akintayo underscored the prevalence of political manipulation and subversion in Nigerian politics, where individuals and factions employ underhanded tactics to undermine their adversaries. He remarked, “One of the realities that Tinubu’s government or leadership is showing is that Peter Obi might be too nice for Nigeria.

Honestly, you know, because when you look at the complexity of Nigeria, Nigeria is really complex, and there are really powerful people running this country, and they are behind the scenes, and you hardly will see them. And these people can sabotage you easily, and I think that there are a lot of tools to blackmail Peter Obi, you know, compared to Tinubu