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If you still believe Tinubu is going to make Nigeria better for you, you’re no longer gullible, but a consenting fool.
Anyone serious about improving the country as-is won’t appoint 48 ministers, the highest in the country’s history; he won’t have retinue of media aides, again, highest in the country’s history, he surely won’t spend half a million dollars on hotel.
You don’t need a genius to tell you how this ends.
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The candidate of this guy, his son, I mean his biological son, not a political son o, his own son whom he named on the seventh day of his life left him for another party. The said son doesn’t believe in his father’s capacity or ambition, or perhaps he knows something the rest of us don’t know.
This dude here didn’t write anything about it. He doesn’t see anything wrong with it. He can’t even question him because they don’t have the access to see him, let alone have a conversation with him.
His candidate ran for president in 2023, and his running mate from that election has now left him too. This guy had nothing to say about that either. He didn’t question his boss’s ability or ask what might have gone wrong for his own son to lose faith in his father, just as his former running mate has also walked away from him.
But he found the time to write an entire epistle about someone whose party people are trooping into every day. Someone they once mocked during the 2023 election as being so unpopular that they called those supporting him “four people tweeting in a room.”
Why don’t you people read the room?
I have tried not to get involved in this Tanko issue, but some of us have to speak. Some of us have been speaking from the very first day. Valentine gave his all to the Obidient ticket. All he asked for was fair play. He wanted to contest for governor, and he is very competent. How did Obi pay him back? Valentine couldn't go to the PDP because it was having issues at the time, so he went to a more popular party, the APC, and he was rubbished.
Go and check all of Obi's former spokespersons, they have all left. That's why we say you can't find up to seven commissioners who served under Obi standing with him today. This is not how to run a political organization. When we said Obi thinks more about himself, people said we were just being difficult. It is the reality. What about the Labour Party governorship candidate Obi dissed Valentine for? Since the Anambra governorship election, I haven't seen him around Obi or supporting him.
For me, it's a leadership issue. Morris came out to say he spent about forty million of his own money and that Obi wasn't even holding meetings with them. Now Serah has left, Jack has left, even Nana Usman has left. You can mention many prominent names.
Not everybody can be bad. People have a right to their ambitions, and let's not lie about it. Obi is not the sole custodian of a good Nigeria, and he is not the only person who can give good governance. As a leader, you build your own army: people you can instil your values in and trust with positions.
When they moved to the ADC, how many of his core lieutenants got tickets? You would assume that party shouldn't have been a problem, because it wasn't crowded with interests. It was just him, Kwankwaso and Dickson. Yet he still couldn't organize his own troops. You didn't hear any complaints from Kwankwaso's side. All the noise about party tickets came from Peter Obi's side. I have also spoken about our experience with Peter in the PDP. After serving as Atiku's vice presidential candidate, he automatically assumed the role of party leader. Go and ask Anambra PDP people what his leadership style was like.
People say everything is about money: "When you talk, it's money." I just laugh. We say these things because some of us have facts. I've been accused of being sent out with his money, Tanko's money. But mention all the people who have left. Is that money too? If they were going to the APC, I could understand. But Balami? We know how much of his own resources Balami spent. Is that money too? If all your lieutenants have left and everyone's explanation is money, there is a fundamental issue.
Obi is an adult and can do whatever he wants. I just hope the Southeast opens its eyes and understands the political terrain that will play out in 2027. When we talk, they say it's because he refused to become Atiku's vice. But if Atiku becomes president, or Tinubu does, and Peter Obi becomes vice, is my name going to be on it? Why can't people see that? It's his name, not mine.
Most of the people who engineered his exit from the ADC have now left him. That's the sad reality of life. When we said your best shot was to be in a party with traction, people felt we had insulted them. That's fine. I'm sure more people will insult me for mentioning his name. To them, Peter is their Jesus Christ, their God, and you can't mention his name.
But these are the fundamental flaws we see and speak about. What makes me happy is that this will end in 2027. Whether he wins or not, it will end, and the Southeast needs to move on. We need pragmatic leaders who understand the times. I don't think Peter understands the times.
Those who keep deluding themselves that Peter Obi is sending people to other parties should know that people are leaving because they are unhappy with him. Read the room: in his speech today, he thanked Sen Dickson. I don't think he thanked Peter Obi. That should tell you something.
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Apc thugs attacked us today.
Buh men mount o ,nobody have monopoly of madness
@Tope_soft @AuthenticLagos @TheoAbuAgada @DirectorOsa @NDC_Lagos
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Peter Obi is the ONLY candidate who looks at Nigeria like a business that must WORK, not like a cake to be SHARED. New Nigeria is POssible
Nigeria will be OK!
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This is my candidate for Kaduna Zone 1 (Kaduna North).
He will be helping to coordinate the Kaduna Townhall on Saturday 14th November 2026
His name is Mohammed Sha’aban.
Please if you live in Kaduna North, extend your support to him and the NDC. He’s articulate, young and has visionary ideas.
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If there is any doubt in your mind that 2027 is not going to be politics as usual, you need to listen to H.E Peter Obi answer to this question. 35 governors will not save the drug lord nor his ill intentions. Nigeria will be free by the actions of Nigerians to freeing themselves!
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This is your criminal rather violent party members led by the Ikeja APC chair (on green clothes) destroying a NDC branded vehicle and threatening to burn the car.
This was today Thursday 12th November 2026 at Ikeja Allen Junction.
They even seized their phones in the process.
Please call your members to order!
PRESS STATEMENT
ALL PROGRESSIVES CONGRESS PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN COUNCIL
APC CAMPAIGN COUNCIL CONDEMNS ATTACKS AT POLITICAL GATHERINGS, URGES SECURITY AGENCIES TO ARREST OFFENDERS
We have observed the recent spate of violent attacks at political gatherings in parts of the country. The reported attacks in Edo, Cross River, and Gombe, and other violence targeted at party supporters and political leaders across party lines are condemnable.
Our campaign strongly condemns the disruption of today's scheduled town hall meeting of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) in Lagos.
As we proceed with the electioneering campaign, political parties, politicians, and supporters must restrain themselves and avoid acts that could create needless crisis and public disorder.
We call on the security agencies to be more responsive and alert in preventing political violence of any type and ensure instigators and perpetrators are apprehended and punished in accordance with the law.
Political parties and candidates are enjoined to campaign on issues that uplift the lives of Nigerians and not to instigate violence at political events.
Dele Alake
Spokesperson
APC Presidential Campaign Council
November 12, 2026
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Here to remind you that these politicians are very united in corruption, leave the tribalism and vote them out.
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Crook couldn't even stabilise constant electricity in Aso Villa. Took 10Billion to install solar and he's telling you "I will give you stable electricity"
🤡🤡🤡
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Tinubu with best man management skills, lost.
1. Elrufai
2. Amaechi
3. Aregbesola
4. Babachir lawal
5. Abubakar Malami
6. Ali Isa Patanmi
7. Ovie Omo Agege
These are prominent names....but Peter is the one that does not have Leadership qualities. See APC fools talking
If Peter Obi can’t manage relationships within his party and amongst his lieutenants, can he really handle an opposition National Assembly and a set of governors who are against him to achieve his lofty plans in the 4 years he has limited himself too?
One of the major qualities of a president especially one for a country like Nigeria is the ability to manage different interests, and Peter Obi has shown he absolutely lacks that ability.
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This is BIG:
"We are actively pressing the govt of Nigeria and calling for the release of Sufi singer Yahaya Sharif-Aminu, who sits on death row over blasphemy charges."
This is the U.S.'s Human Rights Lead @StateDRL Riley Barnes speaking.
Free Yahaya!
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"We [Congress] need to be watching the [Nigerian] presidential election like a hawk! And I am going to be watching, and we all need to be watching." We thank Republican and Democratic members of Congress for calling out the corrupt and complicit administration of Nigerian President Tinubu (@officialABAT) during today's congressional hearing about Nigeria. We especially thank the amazing @RepRileyMoore for his powerful words and warning.
As we have consistently presented to #Republican and #Democrat members of Congress, to end the kidnappings and murders of innocent Christians and Muslims in Nigeria, the Nigerian people must have free and fair elections that allow them to choose a government that can truly end the killings and kidnappings. As members of Congress made clear today, President #Tinubu has no intention of saving the lives of innocent Nigerians.
Nigerian President Tinubu and his administration are actively working to circumvent the will of the Nigerian people and rig the upcoming Nigerian presidential election, an action that will only lead to more kidnappings and murders. To quote @AsstSecStateAF Frank Garcia: "Nigeria will hold presidential elections in January, which could spur violence." The time for the United States to act is now.
@realDonaldTrump @JDVance @WhiteHouse @SecRubio @HouseForeignGOP @HouseForeign
@SenateForeign @SFRCdems @SenTedCruz @RepBrianMast @RepGregoryMeeks @RepSaraJacobs @StateDept @DeputySecState @HouseGOP @HouseDemocrats @washingtonpost @CNN @AP @njcNig @SupremeCourtNg @Reuters
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“TINUBU IS AN ORGANISED, SCIENTIFIC DESTROYER OF THE SYSTEM. WE HAVE NEVER HAD A PRESIDENT AS DANGEROUS AS HIM.”
— Adewole Adebayo
Here are three reasons why he believes so. 🙄
Honestly, this video has got me thinking all day. 🤦
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Reflecting on life and the sorrow of losing a beloved one.
This morning, I attended the commendation service for my dear brother, Chief Okey Ezibe. He was a good man who sincerely cared about others, supported people during times of need, and freely devoted himself to improving the lives of those around him. His death is a painful reminder of our shared responsibility to one another through kindness, love, and service.
As I reflected on his life and the sorrow of losing someone so dear, my thoughts returned to my visit yesterday to Yelewata in Benue State, where more than 270 Nigerians were reportedly killed in a single night.
I found myself contemplating the unimaginable suffering of the families left behind: husbands mourning their wives, wives mourning their husbands, parents grieving the loss of their children, and children left without parents. I thought of homes suddenly deprived of the people who gave them purpose, families whose lives have been irrevocably changed, and communities struggling to grasp the scale of their loss.
If the death of one person who meant so much to us can leave us overcome with grief, what must families endure when several loved ones are taken from them in one night? What does it mean for an entire community to lose more than 270 of its members?
That is why we must never permit ourselves to become desensitised to tragedy. The loss of human life must never be reduced to a statistic, nor should the suffering of our fellow citizens become something we merely read about, briefly acknowledge with sympathy, and then leave behind.
Every Nigerian life has value. Each life taken represents a devastated family, a future cut short, and a nation made poorer. We must create a country in which safeguarding human life is not only a constitutional obligation but also a fundamental standard by which governance and leadership are judged.
May the soul of my dear brother, Chief Okey Ezibe, and the souls of all those who perished in Yelewata rest in perfect peace. May God give their families the strength and consolation to endure a loss that no family should ever be forced to bear.
A nation must never lose the ability to feel the suffering of its people. -PO
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This is a society that demands nothing other than money and maybe power. This is a highly educated, successful man, and there’s no difference between the quality of his thoughts and that of a weed-addled maniac under the bridge.
