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I couldn’t even remember when I said this but I knew I was doing the right thing then. #PeterObiInDelta #PeterObi4President2023 #Obidatti023 Dangote Refinery Awka
King Okulu retweeted
This was President Buhari telling us in 2019 that anyone that tries to snatch ballot boxes should be shot at sight and telling the military and the Police to be ruthless to such a person.
Do not allow APC folks to gaslight you. They did more than this pre-2015.
Rig and Die!
King Okulu retweeted
Over the weekend, I visited my home state of Bayelsa and my community Toru-Orua the first time in a long while, precisely since the funeral of our late Deputy Governor Lawrence Ewhrudjakpo, my loyal brother and mentee. After returning to Abuja from the funeral, I became deeply engrossed in the registration and building of the NDC, a process that has occupied much of my time over the past months.
I was pleased to be accompanied on this visit by our Presidential Candidate, His Excellency Peter Obi, CON, who spent the entire day and evening in Bayelsa with his entourage, including the Director-General of our National Campaign Council, Mallam Ibrahim Abdulkarim.
I thank our National Chairman, Senator Moses Cleopas; members of the National Working Committee; our State Chairman and members of the State Executive Committee; local government and ward chairmen; and all party members and leaders across the state. I particularly appreciate the Chairman of the State Elders’ Caucus, Dr. Osusu, and the Bayelsa West Caucus Chairman, Elder Suru Oyarde, alongside other caucus members. I thank the state campaign coordinator, Prof. Opuala Charles and all the members of the campaign team.
I also thank all our candidates, including our senatorial and National Assembly candidates and the 24 House of Assembly candidates, for mobilising in large numbers to receive us at the airport and accompany us to the party secretariat, where I was overwhelmed by the mammoth crowd. We subsequently commissioned our state secretariat.
From there, we proceeded to my country home in Toru-Orua. I am grateful to the Chiefs and elders of Sagbama community for their warm reception and gifts. I equally thank the people of Bolu-Orua and Toru-Angiama, my paternal ancestral community, and all the communities along the route that came out in large numbers to welcome us.
My special thanks go to the Paramount Ruler of Toru-Orua, the chiefs and elders, the youths, women and party faithful across Bayelsa and beyond. I thank our Rivers State Governorship Candidate, Dumo Lulu-Briggs; South-South state chairmen and other party leaders from neighbouring states; and everyone who contributed to the success of the visit. I also thank the security agencies, musicians and media organisations that covered the events.
During my remarks, I introduced our presidential candidate to the people of Bayelsa and urged them to support and vote for him, as he is contesting on the platform of the NDC our party. I also called for a minute of silence in honour of the late Deputy Governor Lawrence Ewhrudjakpo, with whom I discussed the NDC after I decided on its formation. Just as I also mentioned it to the current Governor, advising him not to decamp to the APC.
I called on our people to honour the legacies of our political forebears, especially Harold Dapabiriye, founder of the pre-independence Niger Delta Congress; and His Excellency, the late Chief Melford Okilo, elected the first preindependence House of Representatives on the platform the NDC; Isaac Adaka Boro; Chief Diepreye Alamieyeseigha; and Pa Edwin Clark, among others. I also discussed the formation of the NDC with our leader and father, His Excellency President Goodluck Jonathan.
The NDC represents a long tradition of political leadership founded on the struggle for equity, justice and an inclusive Nigeria. Our forebears understood that advancing the interests of our people also required building bridges of trust understanding across the country. This is the tradition I have inherited and the responsibility I consider it my duty to sustain. I hope the younger generation will embrace this legacy of service, service with conviction for the betterment of all.
King Okulu retweeted
Its fundermental that people in politics have another job otherwise their ideology is for sale and pretense is the order.
This Serah girl was particularly very badly behaved but steadily shielded by her proximity to PO, remove that veil and the vermin in her spills.
Her importance cocoon is busted finally and the bitterness is now on display. She was dispensable just like everyone else in this journey.
Time reveals all things. Who would believe that the star girl of the 2022/2023 election for Peter Obi would, in just less than 4 years, be sealed in a nylon bag and shipped to APC-ADC? What a mess.
The challenge is that most of these ex obidients forget that WE gave them the relevance they enjoyed this past year. Maybe they thought they were special, God forbid.
Huge followings on X can make poor, irrelevant people start thinking they are rich when, in reality, they are just shitty.
If you support Peter Obi without proper understanding of what he represents- that he is our way out of the huge mess APC has put Nigeria in- you will be thrown to oblivion in no time.
King Okulu retweeted
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From now till January 2027, I will live by the tenets on which my father brought me up which is IF I WANT PEACE, I SHOULD BE PREPARED FOR WAR!!!!!!
For your peace of mind and sanity, you can block or mute my handle!!!!
I am not going to kid around with my oppressors!
The battle line has been drawn
King Okulu retweeted
I think by now, those who were following HE Peter Obi before and have now left him must have realised that they aren’t really as consequential as they might have thought they were.
It’s time to put your popularity to work. The one data you know how to gather when you are with HE Peter Obi, the 30-second grassroots videos you uploaded that got flared up, were because of Peter Obi. It wasn’t really because you were the motion. And if you want to argue that, you can test it now.
Try all of them now. Let’s see what you can pull.
The fact that Peter Obi doesn’t hold it over you all heads doesn’t mean you should disrespect him.
King Okulu retweeted
NIGERIANS MAKE UNA COME O📢📢
NIGERIA DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS (NDC)
ALIMOSHO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, LAGOS STATE
Date: 31st October, 2026
MAKE WE CLEAR THE MATTER: ATTEMPT TO FORCE NDC ALIMOSHO SECRETARIAT COMOT ILLEGALLY AND USE POLITICAL THREAT TO INTIMIDATE US
E don reach time make we let the general public know wetin the ruling party don dey do concerning our LGA Secretariat for the past few months.
The whole matter start when dem begin put pressure and threaten the landlady of the building wey our Secretariat dey, for No. 277 Egbeda/Idimu Road, Alimosho LGA, Lagos State.
The caretaker of the building don dey disturb us again and again, dey tell us make we remove our banner wey dey front of our office. According to her, some APC people for Alimosho don warn am say if we no remove the banner, dem go come demolish the whole building.
This harassment and threat don continue for weeks and months. But yesterday, 30th October 2026, we see how far their dirty politics don reach. Dem show face with one court document wey get plenty questionable and contradictory things inside, claiming say na order to evict our Secretariat from the building.
Normally, we for don stand our ground and challenge this illegal action immediately. But after our Legal Adviser advise us, and because we no want make the matter cause wahala or disturb peace, we decide to remain calm and keep proper record of everything wey happen.
MAKE THESE THINGS CLEAR TO EVERYBODY:
1. Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Alimosho LGA, na political party wey dey respect and obey the law. Our office for No. 277 Egbeda/Idimu Road dey there legally, everything follow proper arrangement, and we don pay for the place complete.
2. No matter how dem threaten us, intimidate property owners, send thugs or bring questionable court documents, dem no go make us abandon our constitutional right to join together, belong to political party and carry out our lawful activities.
3. This attempt to silence opposition for Alimosho no follow democracy at all. E show say dem wan use fear hold people down, and e raise serious questions about why the ruling party dey react this way as more people dey show interest and accept NDC for Alimosho LGA.
4. We don instruct our lawyers to challenge this so-called eviction notice for court immediately. We go also send official complaints to the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, DSS and National Human Rights Commission.
WE DEY THEREFORE CALL ON:
a) The good people of Alimosho, Civil Society Organisations and members of the Press make dem pay attention to this kind dangerous development.
b) Nigeria Police Force make dem no allow anybody use dem to persecute or disturb people because of their political party or belief.
c) Lagos State Government make dem call their party members to order and warn dem to stop this kind behaviour.
NDC for Alimosho no dey shake, we remain focused, and our determination to give the people another credible political choice don strong pass before.
We no go allow anybody intimidate us. We no go keep quiet. Nobody go silence us.
We attach the receipt of payment to this publication so anybody wey wan confirm fit see am.
E-SIGN:
Hon. Pius Omodaratan
Chairman
NDC Alimosho LGA
Barr. Williams Ejika
Legal Adviser
NDC Alimosho LGA
Comr. Victoria Johnbee Emmanuel
Publicity Secretary
Cor. Philip Nyakno Luke
Publicity (New Media)
FOR NDC ALIMOSHO DIRECTORATE OF MEDIA AND PUBLICATIONS.
King Okulu retweeted
Fellow young Nigerians and well-meaning citizens,
Let us reject disinformation meant to weaken our mobilisation or turn us against the electoral process. Not everyone at INEC is opposed to a free and fair election. We must not make the Commission an enemy or direct harm toward its officials. Capable professionals, the party, and the Presidential Campaign Council are already engaging INEC constructively. Trust the leadership handling these matters.
We must also stay alert. Some interests within the APC government appear eager to force unnecessary ICT procurements on the Commission and may use public pressure for that purpose. Do not fall into that trap. Let those best placed to handle institutional engagement do so, while we focus on the decisive work of the people.
The Osun elections have been an eye-opener: the more voters we bring out, the harder it becomes for anyone to rig the outcome. Nearly 50 million undecided voters remain open to persuasion. Take our message to every community, campus, and market where our opponents struggle to reach. Present our candidate, promote the party’s logo, and bring out new voters who have never participated before.
Young Nigerians, we especially urge you to present yourselves to be polling agents and Vanguards at all levels. Your presence at the polling units is one of the strongest protections of the people’s will.
To INEC, we say: Nigeria needs free, fair, and credible elections. We encourage you to succeed in that duty and stand ready to support every effort that strengthens the integrity of the process.
Stay focused. Organize. Mobilize. Vote and protect your votes like your life depends on it. Surely, our lives depend on it. High turnout and disciplined participation remain our strongest path to victory. Together, we will secure the future Nigeria deserves.
Signed,
Mallam Ibrahim Hussain Abdulkarim
Director-General
National Campaign Council
Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC)
#VoteNDC
#NigeriaWillBeOK
King Okulu retweeted
10 SIGNS SHE'S SEXUALLY SUBMISSIVE BY NATURE BUT HIDES IT
1. she's dominant everywhere else in life
King Okulu retweeted
I’m ashamed to tell the story of how he demoted my uncle from Principal to Primary 3 school teacher for eating students’ WAEC money. He came to the family compound to ask him if he’s mad.😩🤭.
It didn’t stop there, he was dismissed on voluntary retirement and all the money he
I schooled in Onitsha High School, Onitsha. One morning, the principal Mrs Julie Ofoefuna informed us that Mr Peter Obi was coming to our school because the Senior Prefect called him and reported that the school building was at the verge of collapse which was true. We thought it was a joke because my school was one of the local schools then, we said” the governor has not finished visiting CKC, DMGS, St Charles, QRC”etc these are best schools then.
By 12:00pm that day, he landed with Dr Kay Onyechi the state commissioner of basic education, he inspected the school. He said he will return after two weeks. Two weeks passed we didn’t see him, we took his words as normal Nigeria politicians 😭😭😂.On the third week which was school closing period, he landed. He came like a thief, no motorcades or sirens blowing ” he apologized for coming after two weeks, he said when he learnt that the school was in exam period, he decided to wait but to come after exam. In the end, he gave more than enough for the school renovation. He asked us what we wanted for lunch, nobody could mention any reasonable food. He gave each student ₦100 for snacks.
King Okulu retweeted
Owerri Women want to finish their President with food stuff oh🔥😍😂
The Eagle has Landed in Owerri, Imo State
2027 = PETER OBI IS HERE ❗️🎤🇳🇬
King Okulu retweeted
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King Okulu retweeted
BAYELSA STATE: WARM CONGRATULATIONS TO SENATOR HENRY SERIAKE DICKSON
Yesterday, 30th October 2026, I travelled from Enugu to Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, to attend the homecoming ceremony honouring my dear brother and our Party’s National Leader, His Excellency, Senator Henry Seriake Dickson, while continuing our engagement with the people.
During the grand event, I reminded the good people of Bayelsa State that, after more than three years in office, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has not considered it appropriate to spend even one night in Bayelsa State, despite spending over 260 days abroad.
I assured our numerous supporters and the people of Bayelsa State that this will not happen under my leadership. I will visit Bayelsa to hear directly from our people and respond to their concerns.
In Bayelsa, I pledged that we would begin efforts to upgrade ports throughout the Niger Delta, including those in Warri, Port Harcourt, and Calabar. We will also begin construction of the long-delayed Ibaka seaport in Akwa Ibom State and establish a new port in Bayelsa State to serve our riverine communities and the broader Niger Delta more effectively.
I reaffirmed our commitment to unite and secure the country, fight corruption, and make substantial investments in healthcare and education while lifting our people out of poverty.
The visit concluded with my joining Senator Seriake Dickson, for a traditional canoe war game and boat regatta in his hometown of Toru-Orua, Sagbama Local Government Area.
I congratulate my dear brother, Senator Henry Seriake Dickson, on his successful return home. I appreciate our party’s national and state leadership, members as well as the good people of Bayelsa for good organisation, warm reception and successful event.
A New Nigeria is POssible, and Nigeria will be OK!. -PO
King Okulu retweeted
Mr Peter Obi @PeterObi is who he says he is and more!
What remains is for us to no longer be afraid of people who don’t have two heads and hold our own ground!
Arise O’Compatriots
King Okulu retweeted
PO IN THE CREEK:
True to the promise we made to the Nigerian people, we are resolved to carry the vision of a new and better Nigeria to every nook and cranny of our land.
Today, that commitment found an expression as the Presidential Candidate of our party, H.E. Peter Obi, and our National Leader, Senator Henry Seriake Dickson, journeyed beyond the Forcados River into the creeks of the Niger Delta, taking our message of HOPE directly to our brothers and sisters who have too often lived at the margins of national attention.
King Okulu retweeted
RE: SENATOR ROCHAS OKOROCHA’S REMARKS ON PETER OBI’S SINGLE-TERM COVENANT
We have reviewed Senator Rochas Okorocha’s comments on Channels Television’s *Politics Today*.
We accept his description of Peter Obi as “a fantastic gentleman; clear in his head.” On the claim that a single term is “a four-year gambling,” we respectfully disagree.
Section 135(2) of the 1999 Constitution provides that a President shall leave office after four years and may seek a further four years. In law, “may” is permissive, not mandatory. A single term is therefore constitutional. It is not a gamble.
Nigeria already tested an eight-year tenure between 2015 and 2023. The result was rising inflation, a weakened naira, soaring public debt, widespread poverty, and insecurity across the country. That is the real balance sheet of prolonged tenure without performance.
Peter Obi’s offer is a performance bond, not a gamble. He has pledged to serve one term, to be judged strictly by results, and to hand over power in 2031 in recognition that it is the turn of the North. This is sacrifice for national stability.
Leadership is measured by impact, not duration. Nigeria’s problem has never been insufficient time. It has been the repeated failure to use time well. Mr. Obi proposes to reverse that culture: one term dedicated entirely to delivery.
When a man entitled to eight years voluntarily chooses four and invites the nation to judge him by results, he is not gambling. He is sacrificing.
This is not a gamble. It is a rescue mission with a deadline.
Signed,
Mallam Ibrahim Hussain Abdulkarim
Director-General
National Campaign Council
Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC)
#VoteNDC
#NigeriaWillBeOK
