You have to call your useless media aides to order
Fellow Party Members and Nigerians,
Today, the Court of Appeal, sitting in Abuja, has set aside the judgment of the Federal High Court, Lokoja, delivered by Justice Isah Dashen a few months ago, which purported to order the deregistration of our party, the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC).
In a judgment delivered by the presiding Justice, Justice Mohammed Danjuma and read by Justice Hassan, the Court ruled in favour of allowing our appeal, which challenged the faulty ruling of the Federal High Court, Lokoja, and accordingly, set aside Justice Dashen’s judgment.
We want to use this opportunity once again to commend the Nigerian judiciary, and in particular, Hon. Justice Danjuma and Hon. Justice Hassan, for upholding the integrity of the Nigerian judiciary and, by their decisions, expanding the sphere of multiparty democratic participation in Nigeria.
We have said repeatedly that the NDC was set up to expand the frontier of multiparty democracy in Nigeria. Justice Dashen’s judgment a few months ago was an unexpected assault on our constitutional right to participate and an attempt to narrow the democratic space.
Happily, today, by the decision of the Court of Appeal, the Nigerian democratic space has been protected, and the NDC’s right to participate in all political activities as a registered political party has been upheld.
I congratulate all members and candidates of our great party, the NDC, and thank Nigerians for their prayers and support.
When the unexpected judgment of the Lokoja Federal High Court was delivered, we were bombarded with several calls for sympathy, support and prayers. Today, our collective prayers have been answered.
The NDC continues to exist. Our registration remains valid and subsisting, and we and all our candidates will participate in all elections in 2027 and beyond, by the grace of God.
Everyone should now focus on the campaigns, prepare for the elections, and focus on the task ahead to face the APC and defeat them at the polls.
A resort to arm-twisting, inducing or intimidating the judiciary will not work. We remain confident in the strength of our message, the commitment of our members, the viability of our candidates, and the support of Nigerians. With this conviction, we look forward to the forthcoming elections and are confident that the NDC will emerge victorious at the polls, by the grace of God.
The fight for Nigeria's multiparty democracy continues and by the grace of God we will emerge victorious.
NDC ALL THE WAY✌️
~HSD
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Sights and sounds of Manchester Igbo Yam festival...
Don't ask me why am eating "Amàlà" in an Igbo festival... its called "Inclusion"! 😊♥️
Thanks to @Oluomoofderby for the intiation and @ifesalakooffice for making Amala popular!
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Yes you are yariba
Replying to @killaboy9ja @IfeomaIgbotic
Funny how you think we are triggered by the word Yariba.... Igala slave
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You are worse.... Imagine using this kind of brain to raise kids,raising future problem for the society.
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THE RENEWED HOPE AGENDA IS WORKING
Fellow Nigerians,
Our economy grew by 4.43% in the second quarter of 2026, up from 4.23% in the same period last year.
Growth was recorded across agriculture, manufacturing, oil and gas, and services, which now make the largest contribution to our GDP.
In nominal terms, our GDP reached ₦119.27 trillion, up 18.43% from ₦100.7 trillion in the same period last year.
These numbers matter because they show where our economy is going after three years of difficult but necessary reforms.
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Foundational idiot😁
It’s only those who are not familiar with his antics that are surprised that Alex Onyia is moving this way. This was someone who did all he could, together with his legion of bigoted followers to discredit Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, former JAMB Registrar, and diminished his career achievements to someone who just studied “Islamic studies” to become JAMB Registrar, despite his publicly available accomplishments as the Vice Chancellor of University of Ilorin. A position he occupied and left an unforgettable achievements in the history of the university, as one of the best and most sought after public universities in Nigeria.
But one thing I respect him for is the fact that, aside the clear pattern of bigotry, he had created a platform for himself to be the only credible person who can say and do anything about public education in Nigeria. In fact, many of his followers have been touting him as someone deserving of being appointed an Education Minister, not like the people we have had in the past. Anything, or anyone appointed or any policy about education in Nigeria that Alex Onyia has not approved or acknowledged, that person or policy is bad, incompetent and undeserving of any applaud by anybody in Nigeria.
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I just dey pity you
Today, I signed the ₦1.84 trillion Rivers State 2026 Appropriation Bill into Law, marking a new chapter of cooperation, unity and progress.
I thank Almighty God, the minister of F.C.T; Chief Nyesom Ezenwo Wike GSSRS, the Rivers State House of Assembly and all Rivers people for their commitment to this process.
Our focus remains firmly on the welfare of our people and the continued development of Rivers State.
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