4 Deep Updates: See How Deep Your Government Has Gone | Obi Rally Keeps Growing | Why Is APC Afraid?

In this edition of 4 Deep Updates, we go beyond the headlines and examine some issues raising serious questions about governance, spending, politics and the growing 2027 political atmosphere. We take a closer look at Nigeria’s Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway and compare the reported construction costs with major road projects in countries such as Morocco, Benin Republic and Iran. Nigeria’s coastal highway has attracted major public debate over its cost, design, financing and economic justification. The Federal Government says the project will improve connectivity and economic growth, while critics continue to question the price and priorities involved. We also discuss Peter Obi’s claim that some people who once associated with him now avoid him because of politics**, and examine a video being circulated in connection with that statement. Then we look at the political crowds and rallies surrounding Obi as the 2027 race develops — while also separating genuinely recent footage from old campaign videos being recycled online. Some videos presented online as recent Obi rallies have already been fact-checked as footage from 2022, showing why every viral clip deserves proper scrutiny. Finally, we ask a bigger political question: Why are some APC figures and supporters reacting so strongly to Peter Obi and his political movement? This is not just another collection of headlines. We break the stories down, compare the evidence and allow you to examine the arguments for yourself. DISCLAIMER: This video contains political commentary, analysis and opinion based on publicly available reports, videos, statements and other materials. References to individuals, political parties or government officials are made for purposes of commentary, criticism, education and public-interest discussion. Where claims or disputed issues are discussed, viewers are encouraged to consult the original sources and reach their own conclusions. Opinions expressed in this video should not be interpreted as statements of undisputed fact where the underlying matter remains contested. This video may contain copyrighted materials including photographs, video clips, screenshots, news reports and other media used for purposes such as criticism, commentary, news reporting, education and research. Such use is intended to fall within applicable principles of fair use/fair dealing. Copyright remains with the respective owners. No ownership is claimed over third-party materials used for commentary or educational purposes.