- Fineboyzcomedy, a Nigerian content creator, supports Peter Obi for the 2027 elections.
- He cites Nigeria’s economic challenges and ongoing electricity issues as key reasons for his endorsement.
- The creator expresses frustration with the current state of the country.
Nigerian content creator Fineboyzcomedy has openly declared his support for Peter Obi ahead of the 2027 general elections, citing the country’s economic challenges and persistent electricity problems as reasons for his decision.
The content creator expressed frustration over the state of the country, questioning why some Nigerians were still campaigning for President Bola Tinubu despite the difficulties many citizens were experiencing.
Explaining his decision to vote for the former Anambra State governor, Fineboyzcomedy said this was not the time for people to discourage others from openly supporting their preferred candidates.
According to him, Nigerians are struggling with several challenges, particularly the lack of steady electricity, which has forced many households and businesses to depend on generators.
He also recalled Tinubu’s reported promise that Nigerians should not vote for him again if he failed to provide stable electricity within four years.
Expressing his disappointment, the comedian questioned why some people were still asking Nigerians to support the president despite the electricity situation.
Fineboyzcomedy said:
“I’m voting for Peter Obi. This is seriously not the time to be saying, ‘Allow people to vote for whom they like, don’t force them to vote for your candidate,’ and all of that. We are suffering in this country. No electricity, generators making noise everywhere.
“This is the same Tinubu who said we shouldn’t vote for him in the next election if he failed to give us steady electricity for four years. Yet, some of you are campaigning for him?”
His comments have added to the ongoing conversations about Nigeria’s leadership, the country’s economic situation and the choices voters are expected to make in the 2027 general elections.