and team Tinubu wan beat each other for podcast o… who be person fada kehlink….which kain wahala be this

 Lagos, November 2, 2026 — A short video clip shared by Nigerian internet radio account Overt Radio Live (@OvertRadioLIve) has drawn attention for capturing the raw intensity of political debate among young Nigerians.

In the post, published this morning, the account wrote in Pidgin English: “Team Peter Obi and team Tinubu wan beat each other for podcast o… who be person fada kehlink….which kain wahala be this ?😭💔” alongside the hashtag #PaceSetterFair and a nearly three-minute video. The clip comes from *The Honest Bunch Podcast*, produced by Glitch Africa Studios, and is framed as a “Team Peter Obi vs Team Tinubu” segment.

The video shows multiple panelists seated around microphones in a studio setting. Participants from both sides speak over one another, raise their voices, gesture emphatically, and display clear frustration. One man in a red vest appears particularly animated while arguing; a woman with braids responds with visible intensity; others in formal or casual attire lean into the mics, interrupting and challenging each other's points. The overall tone is confrontational rather than measured, giving the impression that the discussion was on the verge of escalating beyond words — exactly the reaction the radio account highlighted with crying and broken-heart emojis.

"The Honest Bunch" is a popular Nigerian podcast aimed at millennial and Gen Z audiences that regularly features unfiltered conversations on politics, society, and current affairs. The show has previously hosted high-profile guests, including Peter Obi himself earlier on, and has run supporter debates putting advocates of different political figures against one another. This particular segment appears to be a teaser or excerpt from a recent or upcoming episode focused on the ongoing rivalry between supporters of former Anambra governor and 2027 NDC presidential candidate Peter Obi and those of President Bola Tinubu of the APC. Full episodes of similar debates have previously run for over three hours and attracted significant viewership on YouTube and streaming platforms.

Online reaction to the specific Overt Radio Live post has so far been limited and light-hearted, reflecting the clip’s early circulation (under 900 views and a handful of engagements at the time of writing). Two notable replies stood out:

- One user wrote, “Make una invite me next time. If person no use nylon pack e teeth go house, call me goat,” joking that they wanted a front-row seat and predicting possible physical scuffles.

- Another asked, “Where them go hire those team Tinubu from?” in a skeptical or mocking tone.

Broader conversation around the same or similar Honest Bunch clips circulating on X shows more pointed reactions. Some viewers found the segment entertaining precisely because of its chaos, with one commenting that it was “so funny” while blaming the Obi supporters for expecting a calm discussion. Others expressed frustration at specific policy arguments raised during the debate, such as references to student loan schemes, and used the exchange as an opportunity to criticize one side or the other. Separate posts sharing related footage have described the discussion as a “fight” or “heated debate,” underscoring how quickly political conversations among supporters can escalate in Nigeria’s polarized environment.

The clip arrives at a time when political temperatures remain high, years after the 2023 general election, with discussions already looking ahead to future contests. Podcasts like "The Honest Bunch" have become important spaces for younger Nigerians to air grievances and defend their preferred leaders in a format that prioritizes authenticity over polished smooth talk— sometimes at the cost of civility.