Temu Osirim (Data Analyst)

A New Nigeria is possible! Together, we stand for a nation built on justice, competence, and prosperity. 🇳🇬 Nigeria will be OK! ✊ #PeterObi #NDC #NewNigeria

A New Nigeria is possible! Together, we stand for a nation built on justice, competence, and prosperity. 🇳🇬 Nigeria will be OK! ✊ #PeterObi #NDC #NewNigeria

Vote NDC , Vote Peter Obi ✌🏽

Why are too many surrogates of @OfficialAPCNg officially resident in #YabaLeft?

BREAKING NEWS: Catholic Diocese Of Enugu Disowns Bishop Ernest Obodo’s Inclusion In Enugu APC Campaign List The Catholic Diocese of Enugu has issued a disclaimer distancing itself from reports listing Most Rev. Ernest Anezichukwu Obodo, Auxiliary Bishop of Enugu, as Director of the Faith-Based Campaign Group in the Enugu State APC Campaign Council. In a statement dated October 30, 2026, the Diocese described the inclusion of the Bishop’s name without his knowledge or consent as unauthorised and misleading, insisting that the Catholic Church does not participate in partisan politics or endorse political parties. The Diocese has demanded the immediate removal of the Bishop’s name and those of other Catholic priests allegedly listed without their consent, warning that any further unauthorised use of their names, titles or images for political purposes could attract legal action.

Peter Mbah okwute ndi Igbo?? Omo copy copy akaria!!! They are all secret admirers of PO!!

Governor Mbah was today endorsed for re-election in 2027 by a large crowd of non-indigenes resident in Enugu State. The Nwanne Di Na Peter Mbah rally rekindled Enugu’s rich history as a cosmopolitan city and a welcoming home to people of all ethnicities, regions and religions. In the past 7 days alone, Governor Mbah has directly engaged with more than 100,000 good people and residents of our state at different events. And he is yet to formally commence his campaign! It is becoming more and more evident that the entire Enugu State, North, East and West, are Mbah’s electoral strongholds. The APC is firmly on the ground, as demonstrated by its emphatic, more than 80% victory in the Enugu North Senatorial District by-election, and the recent local government elections, where it cleared all 17 chairmanship and 260 councillorship seats. The rest of the parties remain in disarray, with factions at war against each other, unable to win even a single seat. And yet they boast of a magical electoral victory in 2027. Pure delusion! One of them has even copied our popular “Party Ųmų Nwanne” song!

INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION PRESS STATEMENT REVIEW OF COMPLAINTS RELATING TO THE FINAL LISTS OF GOVERNORSHIP AND STATE HOUSES OF ASSEMBLY CANDIDATES FOR THE 2027 GENERAL ELECTION Further to its Press Statement of 13th October, 2026, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) wishes to inform political parties, candidates and the general public of the outcome of its consideration of complaints received following the publication of the final lists of Governorship and State Houses of Assembly candidates on 10th October, 2026. The complaints concerned the omission of certain political parties, the wrongful inclusion of candidates of political parties whose names were not contained in the membership registers submitted by their political parties, and instances of alleged multiple nominations. Following a review of the complaints, relevant records and applicable legal provisions, the Commission found merit in some representations and approved the inclusion of affected candidates and their political parties, while complaints found to be without merit were declined. In addition, some names that were wrongfully published in the final list were removed after verifying that their names were not on the register. The Commission also approved the removal of candidates whose nominations were found to be inconsistent with the applicable legal requirements. In particular, the decisions affecting State Houses of Assembly candidates sponsored by political parties were informed by specific complaints received and determined in accordance with the law and the Commission’s established criteria. In summary, a total of 69 petitions were received from 12 political parties across 26 states for the governorship election. Forty-one of the petitions succeeded while 28 failed. Similarly, for the State Houses of Assembly, 61 petitions were received from 11 political parties across 11 states. Twenty-five succeeded while 36 failed. The affected candidates, political parties and states will be reflected in the updated list on the Commission’s website. Once again, the Commission assures the public of its commitment to transparency and the credibility of the electoral process. Mohammed Kudu Haruna Chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee (IVEC) 29th October, 2026

The Anambra State Commissioner for Information, Dr Law Mefor, has accused former Anambra State Governor Peter Obi of failing to pay the required N50 million permit fee for campaign billboards in the state. Mefor said Obi was making it appear as if the Anambra State Government was preventing him from mounting campaign billboards, whereas, according to him, the issue was the failure to pay the required fees. The commissioner said Obi was using the matter to attract public attention instead of paying the required amount. He insisted that the state government had not stopped anyone from putting up campaign billboards, provided the necessary fees were paid. Mefor also disclosed that he had directed the Managing Director of the Anambra State Signage and Advertising Agency to remove any billboard that had not been paid for. He said that, to the best of his knowledge, Obi had not paid the N50 million fee and was unwilling to do so. According to the commissioner, the responsibility for paying the billboard permit fee lies with the individual seeking to mount the billboard, not the political party. He maintained that the government expects everyone to follow the same rules, regardless of their political position or party affiliation. Mefor further argued that Anambra State charges less for billboard permits than some neighbouring states. He claimed that the fee in Anambra is N50 million, compared with N150 million in Enugu State and N250 million in Abia State. The commissioner maintained that the issue was about compliance with the state's billboard regulations and not an attempt to stop Obi or his political party from campaigning in Anambra State. --------------------------------------- Can someone tell olodo professor and his cronies that shishi they will not see. @PeterObi does not need billboard to campaign in Anambra. WE ARE THE BILLBOARDS AND BANNERS!

Re-election no suppose hard. Na you no do wetin you been talk say you wan do.