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This lady defending Tinubu is Princess. She exploited Peter Obi’s “social capital!” Here’s my first encounter with her! Princess was one of the earliest people who slid into the Obidient movement in 2022, when the wave matured. As time has proven, her sole intent was to gain from the movement and Obi’s social capital for her own gain. I first met Princess at GRV’s campaign office, sometime in August or September, 2022. It was on a hot Sunday afternoon. We were shooting the documentary on Obidients who suffered attacks by thugs loyal to the APC. Then, two ladies showed up! They were Princess and Serah Ibrahim. They came from Abuja to get some stuff for, I think, the campaign that would happen in Plateau State within the week. After I met Princess, I almost didn’t wish for another experience. Morris, Snow, NaturalFilmz, and I were in the room. We were in the middle of our shoot when Serah walked in first and Princess followed. We extended our warmest welcome to them, but they gave two different reactions. Serah’s first words were “hiiii.” She wore this hospitable face and cheerful smile, and almost gave every one of us a hug. She communicated to us a sense of “I am one of you. I’m happy to see you.” Princess? Oh no, her face was stiff and hostile. But it was her pomposity that drove me up the wall. How she carried herself with timid pride and pumped shoulders made it look like she saw some errand boys doing chores. I didn't hear her say “hi”; neither was her reception of our presence warm. She didn’t only behave differently from Serah; they were as different as chalk and cheese. While Princess looked chubby and dull, Serah was slender and sharp. When, later, I accompanied Serah to find a charger in one of the malls close by, I was prompted to ask why Princess behaved the way she did. I literally told Serah that if it was Princess who asked me to accompany her, I would decline. From my encounter, I predicted that Princess wasn’t sold on the ideals of Peter Obi and the movement. I could tell she would be a “here-today-gone-tomorrow” intruder in the movement - a typical exploiter of goodwill. When I learnt that Princess was jointly heading the logistics team for the Obi-Datti campaign, I was shocked. “How is an opportunist” entrusted with such a role?” I questioned. But of course, it is what it is. Today, my silent thoughts have been proven by the current reality. The same Princess, who was once in PeterObi’s inner circle, is sitting boldly, or wearing faux boldness, and defending Bola Ahmed Tinubu on a public podcast spewing some rich rubbish! I wasn’t shocked. I simply smiled.✍️