What It Takes To Win An Election Is Not Just The Crowd, Noise, It Is Not How Brilliant You Are – Momodu
Tension is already rising ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 general elections as media mogul and opposition voice, Dele Momodu, has sent a strong warning that is shaking political circles across the country.
In a recent interview, Momodu made it clear that winning elections in Nigeria is far deeper than gathering crowds, making noise, or even being highly intelligent. Ohh Wait… Watch Video Now.
According to him, many politicians are getting it completely wrong, and this mistake could cost them everything in 2027.
Speaking candidly, Momodu explained that real electoral victory requires strong structure, unity, and serious planning. He stressed that without proper organization, grassroots strategy, and internal coordination, even the most popular candidates can fail woefully.
He didn’t stop there.
Momodu also described President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as a “formidable force” in Nigerian politics, warning that defeating an incumbent is not a simple task. According to him, it’s not just about presenting a candidate — it’s about understanding the system, building alliances, and preparing for a long, strategic battle.
His message to opposition parties, especially those hoping to challenge power, was clear: division will destroy their chances. Unity, he said, is not optional — it is the foundation of any serious political movement.
He further highlighted that experience plays a major role. Politicians who understand voter behavior, election processes, and political networks stand a much better chance than those relying only on popularity or social media buzz.
“What it takes to win an election is not just the crowd, not just the noise,” Momodu said firmly. “It doesn’t work that way.”
This revelation has sparked serious debate across Nigeria.
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— Reported by TimesNG Global Desk