Isaac Fayose says he remains 100% Obidient despite meeting Tinubu allies
Isaac Fayose says he remains 100% Obidient despite meeting Seyi Tinubu, businessman Pascal Okechukwu (known as Cubana Chief Priest), and other celebrities on Wednesday night after an Arise News interview. In a Facebook post on Thursday, July 16, 2026, Fayose said Seyi Tinubu walked him to his car and they prayed together—for the president and for themselves. He stressed that there is no hate in his DNA, that his friends accept his decision to vote and campaign for Peter Obi, and that they remain family. Fayose stressed that politics can be pursued without hatred.
The exchange highlights that personal relationships can survive political divides ahead of the 2027 elections, signalling to Nigerians that political loyalty need not strain friendships or family ties. It also underscores a broader call for civil discourse in a polarized environment.
Readers might reflect on how they navigate political differences in their own circles: Can you maintain close ties with those who back opposing candidates while standing firm in your own convictions? The episode invites consideration of separating personal affinity from political allegiance as the nation approaches the next election cycle.