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South-East APC Members Declare 2027 is the Turn of Igbo Presidency, Say Tinubu Will Hand Over to Igbo Successor


In what political watchers are calling a miraculous shift in Nigeria’s political trajectory, top-ranking members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) from the South-East have made a bold declaration: 2027 is the year the Igbo nation will finally produce a President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Speaking after a high-level strategic meeting in Enugu that drew APC heavyweights, party chieftains, traditional rulers, youth leaders, and Christian clerics from the five South-Eastern states, the coalition insisted that the time has come for Nigeria to fulfill the long-overdue promise of equity, justice, and national unity.


At the heart of the declaration is a clear and thunderous message: “It is time. It is just. It is inevitable — an Igbo man will be President in 2027, and he will come from the APC.”

The group emphasized that the South-East, a region that has remained marginalised in Nigeria’s top political structure since independence, must now take its rightful place. The declaration was met with excitement, prayers, and jubilation in many parts of the region, with some likening the moment to a divine alignment.


In a statement that sent shockwaves through the political landscape, the South-East APC leaders revealed what they described as a “gentleman’s understanding” with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. According to them, the President, in the spirit of national cohesion and inclusive governance, has agreed to serve only one term, after which he will anoint and fully support a South-Eastern APC candidate as his successor.

“President Tinubu is a patriot, a bridge-builder, and a man of destiny. He has done what no leader before him has dared — he will hand over power to the South-East. The president believes in a united Nigeria where every region has a seat at the table, and this is why he will back an Igbo man come 2027,” said Chief Uchechukwu Okafor, a prominent APC figure from Anambra State.


For the first time in decades, APC stakeholders from the region are united behind a common purpose: producing a formidable Igbo candidate from within the party who will not only win the APC presidential primaries but also receive the full backing of President Tinubu and the entire APC political machinery.

While names have not been officially released, insiders hint at a short list of accomplished technocrats, former governors, and national legislators with deep ties to both the South-East and the national party structure.


The news has sparked excitement across political circles, with many seeing it as a miraculous turning point for national unity. Prominent voices in the North and South-West have welcomed the development, noting that it could finally heal the historical wounds that have plagued Nigeria’s post-independence leadership journey.

“This is not just about politics; it is about justice, about healing. An Igbo presidency backed by Tinubu will be one of the greatest miracles in our political history,” said Senator Aminu Bello from Kano.


With this historic declaration, the 2027 presidential race is already shaping up to be one of the most exciting and transformative in Nigeria’s history. A South-East presidency — once seen as a distant dream — now seems not only possible but imminent, and with President Tinubu’s rumoured endorsement, the momentum is unstoppable.

For millions of Nigerians hoping for a more united, balanced, and equitable nation, the coming years may just be the miraculous dawn they’ve long prayed for.

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FULANI'S BEGS IGBOS FORGIVENESS AS THEY LABEL YORUBAS BETRAYAL & NEVER TO TRUST ANY YORUBA AGAIN.

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Tinubu Is A Betrayal

Fulanis Pledge Support for Igbo Presidency in 2027, Label Yoruba Ambitions and Tinubu as Betrayals

In a surprising and groundbreaking declaration, a prominent faction within the Fulani community has publicly vowed to back an Igbo presidential candidate for Nigeria’s 2027 elections, signaling a major shift in the country's political alliances and ethnic dynamics.

At a recent gathering of Fulani elders and youth leaders in Abuja, the group expressed deep disillusionment with the Yoruba political elite, particularly condemning Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s ambitions and leadership style as a betrayal of pan-Nigerian unity. This move marks the first time in recent memory that a significant section of the Fulani ethnic group has openly rejected Yoruba presidential aspirations in favor of supporting the long-marginalized Igbo nation.


Speaking on behalf of the faction, Fulani youth leader Alhaji Musa Bello stated, “For too long, the Yoruba political class, represented by figures like Tinubu, has prioritized personal power over national unity. They have sidelined crucial voices and perpetuated divisions. It is time for a new chapter—one that recognizes the Igbo’s rightful place at the helm of Nigeria’s leadership.”

The endorsement is not merely symbolic; the faction insists it represents a growing sentiment among the Fulani, who believe an Igbo presidency would foster greater inclusivity and justice for all ethnic groups, including themselves.


The group’s resentment toward the Yoruba, and Tinubu in particular, stems from what they describe as “broken promises and exclusionary politics.” They accuse the Yoruba political elite of manipulating electoral outcomes, sidelining coalition partners, and engaging in regional power grabs that threaten Nigeria’s fragile federal balance.

“This is not about ethnicity; it’s about fairness,” said Bello. “We are witnessing a betrayal by those who claim to champion Nigeria but instead advance narrow interests. The Igbo people have been patient and resilient, and now we stand ready to support their rise to the presidency.”


The declaration has sent ripples through Nigeria’s political landscape. Yoruba leaders have dismissed the statement as an isolated and fringe opinion, while Igbo political figures have welcomed the show of solidarity with cautious optimism.

Political analyst Dr. Ifeanyi Okeke noted, “This development could either herald a new era of cross-ethnic cooperation or deepen the divides if not handled carefully. The Fulanis’ support for an Igbo presidency challenges old assumptions about political loyalties and alliances.”

As Nigeria prepares for the 2027 elections, the evolving dynamics between these powerful ethnic blocs promise to redefine the nation’s political narrative — potentially rewriting history and reshaping the future.

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Tinubu have failed ekiti state residents and the entire Yorubas and Nigerians in general.

Abuja, Nigeria — October 13, 2025

In an electrifying show of unity and defiance, Nigerians from all 36 states—and even the diaspora—are storming into the Federal Capital Territory ahead of what many are calling the most anticipated mass uprising in Nigerian history. As the countdown to Saturday, October 18, 2025 begins, hotels across Abuja are nearly fully booked, with travelers arriving by road, air, and even on foot, all united by a single cry: “Enough is enough!”

What began as quiet murmurs of resistance has grown into a full-blown national movement, inspired by the spirit and tactics of Nepal’s historic revolution. In the streets of Abuja—from Garki to Wuse, Asokoro to Kubwa—Nigerians are rehearsing songs of freedom, staging peaceful civil resistance, and organizing neighborhood solidarity cells. The message is clear: corruption and bad governance must end—now.

“This is not just a protest. This is a revolution of hearts, a movement of souls, a cleansing of the nation,” said one elder from Osogbo who arrived in Abuja this morning. “We are here to reset Nigeria—not for ourselves, but for our children and our children's children.”


In a powerful show of leadership, Yoruba elders from the Southwest—long respected for their wisdom and strategic insight—have stepped into the frontline, offering both spiritual and logistical support. Known for their deep-rooted sense of justice and love for the nation, these elders are now key sponsors of the revolution, coordinating food, transport, medical aid, and traditional rites of protection for protesters.

Their message has ignited courage in thousands:
“Ti a ba fi ọwọ kan ijọba to bajẹ, a ó tun orílẹ̀-èdè ṣe!”
(If we confront corrupt leadership with our hands, we shall rebuild the nation!)

October 18: The Day Nigeria Will Never Forget

As Saturday approaches, the mood in Abuja is charged with hope, courage, and a fierce determination to reclaim the soul of the nation. Flags wave, chants rise, and social media pulses with calls for unity, justice, and renewal. People are pouring in not just from Lagos, Kano, and Enugu, but also from the UK, US, and other parts of the world where the Nigerian spirit lives in exile.

Many are drawing comparisons to legendary uprisings around the world, but this, they say, is uniquely Nigerian—a revolution powered by culture, conscience, and community.


No one knows exactly what will happen on October 18, but one thing is clear: Nigeria will not be the same. This is a turning point. This is history being written in real time by ordinary Nigerians—market women, students, artisans, elders, tech professionals—rising up in unison to demand a better future.

As one protester boldly declared:

“This time, we’re not asking for change. We are becoming the change.”


🟢 #RevolutionOctober18
🟢 #AbujaUprising
🟢 #NigeriaMustRise
🟢 #YorubaEldersLead
🟢 #EndCorruptionNow

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One day tinubu will be crushed and never recover because tinubu get more stubborn every time he is corrected.

Tinubu is a wicked ruler who have turned Nigerians into miserable people.



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Yorubas are tired of tinubu.
The man cursing tinubu is a Yoruba Man and he pouring out his vexation.

Tinubu is a wicked ruler who have turned Nigerians into miserable people.



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helinues:
Sound normal please

You have not greeted me yet!

helinues:
Stop recycling this stale news. What exactly is your problem self

Have you greeted me this morning or what are you thinking before typing this meaningless word.

Tinubu have failed the yorubas and Nigerians.


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LAGOS-CALABAR PROJECT: AFENIFERE CALLS FOR TINUBU’S IMPEACHMENT OVER CONTRACT CONFLICT

ERockson:
This attention seeking man again. Another time to talk rubbishh and get noticed. Don't tell us you are saying the truth but tell us you are saying your true. What good as Dele done to legal profession and how productive he is in his career. He can only criticize and nothing more

Dele farotimi is more braver than you, dele farotimi is not afraid to speak the truth but you are scared of speaking the truth.

Kaiser20:
Most Yoruba Elites have already given up on Tinubu, who has no direction
The Renew Hope Agenda that Tinubu promised in 2023 is a scam
Other Yoruba groups, instead of their support for Tinubu, are like Payback similar to how the Fulani people supported Buhari, although he failed.
Yorubas wouldn't support evil for long

You have spoken the truth and you have really spoken the minds of majority of yorubas.
Tinubu have failed yorubas and Nigerians.

LagosOrigin:
Most yorubas don't want tinubu. This is a well known fact.

You are right in what you are saying. You have spoken the truth because majority of yorubas are tired of tinubu dishonest and injustice leadership.

Tinubu have betrayed the Hausas and nobody is saying anything until it is late.

The Yoruba people expressed their discontent with the Tinubu administration during an interview, citing the economic hardship affecting Yorubas and the six Southwest states in Nigeria that comprise Yorubaland. They blamed Tinubu for the inability of Yorubas to feed themselves due to the country's economic hardship.



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Yoruba Muslims Cursed Tinubu Inside Lagos Mosque

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yarimo:
Impeachment? Kids everywhere with free bonus data to post rubbish

I am disappointed in you for Insulting op that senior you with many years.

Igbo leaders have declined the Yoruba leaders' appeal to support President Bola Tinubu's administration, citing unresolved issues and demands. The Igbo leaders' decision is reportedly influenced by the ongoing detention of Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), and other pressing concerns.

A deepening rift between Nigeria’s two major ethnic blocs reached a boiling point this week as high-level talks between Yoruba and Igbo leaders collapsed over the impeachment threat against President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, scheduled to hit a decisive stage in October 2025.

In a closed-door meeting held in Enugu last weekend, Yoruba political elders sought the urgent intervention of influential Igbo stakeholders to stall growing momentum for President Tinubu’s impeachment. However, insiders confirm that the Igbo delegation stood firm on their longstanding grievances, declining the appeal and instead reaffirming their commitment to seeing the process through.

In a bold and strategic move, Igbo leaders have now reportedly deployed over 5,000 grassroots political operatives, legal strategists, and civil pressure agents tasked with ensuring the impeachment process does not fail.

This is not about ethnicity. It’s about accountability, justice, and the promise of a new Nigeria,” said senior member of the Igbo Political Action Committee (IPAC). “The days of political immunity are over.



The Yoruba leaders, many of whom were once staunch allies of Tinubu, are said to be alarmed by the growing cross-regional coalition seeking his removal. While they hoped for Igbo solidarity to block the impeachment, sources say the conversation quickly turned sour when Igbo delegates laid out a list of unaddressed national issues, including marginalization, political lopsidedness, and economic disparities.

Tinubu’s presidency has faced increasing scrutiny amid allegations of corruption, economic mismanagement, and rising insecurity. With legislative dissent growing louder in the National Assembly, October has become a critical flashpoint for his political survival.

Political analysts believe the mobilization of 5,000 Igbo operatives signals a level of preparedness that could tip the balance.

“We are witnessing a political awakening,” says Dr. Kemi Adesina, a political scientist “If this momentum holds, October could redefine Nigerian democracy.”


As the countdown begins, Nigeria holds its breath. Will Tinubu survive the political storm, or will October mark the end of an era?

Date: August 30, 2025
Byline: Special Political Correspondent

LAGOS, NIGERIA — A deepening rift between Nigeria’s two major ethnic blocs reached a boiling point this week as high-level talks between Yoruba and Igbo leaders collapsed over the impeachment threat against President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, scheduled to hit a decisive stage in October 2025.

In a closed-door meeting held in Enugu last weekend, Yoruba political elders sought the urgent intervention of influential Igbo stakeholders to stall growing momentum for President Tinubu’s impeachment. However, insiders confirm that the Igbo delegation stood firm on their longstanding grievances, declining the appeal and instead reaffirming their commitment to seeing the process through.

In a bold and strategic move, Igbo leaders have now reportedly deployed over 5,000 grassroots political operatives, legal strategists, and civil pressure agents tasked with ensuring the impeachment process does not fail.

This is not about ethnicity. It’s about accountability, justice, and the promise of a new Nigeria,” said senior member of the Igbo Political Action Committee (IPAC). “The days of political immunity are over.



The Yoruba leaders, many of whom were once staunch allies of Tinubu, are said to be alarmed by the growing cross-regional coalition seeking his removal. While they hoped for Igbo solidarity to block the impeachment, sources say the conversation quickly turned sour when Igbo delegates laid out a list of unaddressed national issues, including marginalization, political lopsidedness, and economic disparities.

Tinubu’s presidency has faced increasing scrutiny amid allegations of corruption, economic mismanagement, and rising insecurity. With legislative dissent growing louder in the National Assembly, October has become a critical flashpoint for his political survival.

Political analysts believe the mobilization of 5,000 Igbo operatives signals a level of preparedness that could tip the balance.

“We are witnessing a political awakening,” says Dr. Kemi Adesina, a political scientist “If this momentum holds, October could redefine Nigerian democracy.”



As the countdown begins, Nigeria holds its breath. Will Tinubu survive the political storm, or will October mark the end of an era?