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Ofunaofu:The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) implemented real-time electronic transmission of polling unit results for this election through its Result Viewing Portal (IReV). Presiding officers were required to upload images of the polling unit result sheets directly to the INEC portal immediately after votes were counted at each polling unit. |
Biodun556:They can also say it’s AI generated reserve, because it’s not the type of report they are comfortable with. |
YesDaddyTill203:These are routinely used catchphrases that are typically treated as mere expression, puffery, lack seriousness, also lack clear and certain terms, no defined benefit, they resemble marketing language that are not expected to elicit any commitments or legal consequence. |
No public official, past or present, is above the law. If credible evidence exists against any member of the opposition like Abubakar Malami or Nasir El-Rufai, or even members of the ruling party, then law enforcement agencies are duty-bound to act. However, the legitimacy of such arrests rests entirely on due process and transparency. |
budaatum:I think it’s a typographical error ,otherwise it’s very unrealistic. |
Racoon:The decision reflects practical wisdom. Even nationwide examinations conducted by the JAMB, which administers the UTME, do not release results strictly in real time, often citing technological and logistical limitations across the country. If such structured, centrally managed processes acknowledge system constraints, it is only prudent that electoral law equally provides safeguards against network failures. Wise counsel has prevailed and, like a Daniel come to judgment, the House has chosen a balanced and pragmatic path,protecting transparency through electronic transmission while ensuring that technological gaps do not frustrate the democratic process. |
HIGHESTPOPORI:Remi Tinubu, a Christian pastor, stated during a U.S. visit that Muslims outnumber Christians in Nigeria and justified her husband’s Muslim-Muslim 2023 presidential ticket as a political strategy based on electoral numbers and religious demography of Nigeria. She dismissed claims of “Christian genocide” as propaganda and said she represents both Christians and Muslims in the Presidential Villa. She also called for stronger U.S. military action against terrorists in northern Nigeria. Her comments frame the same-faith ticket as pragmatic electoral politics rather than religious bias. Why do you think that Christians are insistent on rotational Presidency? It’s because of the obvious population disparity, which they don’t want to admit. |
sreamsense:Economically, Argentina’s reforms currently show stronger stabilization metrics, but Nigeria’s approach is considered safer, less socially disruptive, and more sustainable so far. Nigeria’s reforms (under President Bola Tinubu) have been more gradual and cautious, focusing on subsidy removal, unifying exchange rates, and improving fiscal transparency. They haven’t produced dramatic macroeconomic shifts yet but have avoided the extreme volatility seen in Argentina and kept debt lower and growth steadier. |
MemoriesAndMe:Elon Musk’s statement argues against electronic voting systems and electronic processes, including anything that relies on software or digital transmission. By emphasizing paper ballots, hand-counting, and in-person voting with ID, he’s advocating for minimal or no electronic involvement, not supporting electronic transmission of election results. |
Melagros:Emir Sanusi Lamido Sanusi should be persuaded to step aside and join the Tinubu’s Administration, for the following reasons: 1. Sanusi brings unparalleled electoral value, surpassing that of Kwankwaso and Kashim Shettima combined. 2. As the National Spiritual leader of the influential Tijaniyyah movement, a globally respected Islamic scholar, and a renowned economic technocrat who has openly endorsed Tinubu’s reforms, he commands rare moral, religious, and intellectual authority. 3. His standing among the Muslim Ummah places him alongside figures such as Sultan Sa’ad Abubakar, Sheikh Gumi, and the late President Muhammadu Buhari. 4. As the present Emir of Kano, he is the second most influential traditional ruler in the entire north, after the Sultan. 5. Replacing Shettima with Sanusi in 2027 would not only strengthen Tinubu politically but also significantly enhance national unity, credibility, and electoral appeal. 6. A lot of people in the south also respect him because of his compelling economic intellect. 7. Sanusi’s friendship with Mallam Nasir El-Rufai would weaken the opposition. |
Jd10k:Those calling for the replacement of Kashim Shettima with a northern Christian ahead of the 2027 presidential election were never genuine supporters of Tinubu in 2023, and they are unlikely to support him even if he runs on the same ticket with the Pope. Their agitation is not driven by electoral pragmatism or party loyalty, but by a calculated strategy that could push Tinubu toward the brink of a crushing electoral defeat. As a southern Muslim minority, Tinubu’s path to victory is already delicate; pairing him with a minority Christian from the predominantly Muslim North further weakens the ticket’s national appeal and undermines the electoral arithmetic required to win. In effect, this push risks sabotaging Tinubu’s chances rather than strengthening them. There is absolutely no need to change a winning team. |
datola:Since Kwankwaso’s statement is an admission of attempting to influence Supreme Court justices, then the appropriate agencies to initiate investigation would be: 1. ICPC: Most directly relevant, to investigate and prosecute corrupt practices, because no financial inducement was alleged. 2. The NJC should handle the disciplinary process of the Justices involved. 3. The Attorney General of the Federation can also order investigation and prosecution of the matter. If found guilty, Kwankwaso could be jailed and/ or banned from participating in active politics. |
Freshandfitpod:Whether it was Buhari that started it and Tinubu has sustained it, it’s still an APC project, funded with FG money, through MTN’s future tax liabilities. It’s similar to the landlord asking the tenant to carry out some external repairs with his money and deduct it from future rents payable to the landlord. It’s still the landlord’s money. |
AMINDA:It may be extremely difficult for Tinubu to secure victory with a Muslim–Christian ticket, given the religious demography and sensitivities that shape Nigeria’s electoral landscape. As a Muslim from the South, Tinubu already represents a religious minority within his geopolitical base, where Christianity is dominant. If he were to further select a Northern Christian, who is likewise a minority in the largely Muslim North, the ticket would effectively become a minority–minority pairing. In a country where religious balance is not merely symbolic but often decisive in electoral calculations, such a configuration could prove counterproductive. Rather than broadening national appeal, it risks alienating key majority northern Muslims voting bloc. |
ayoncox:Exactly my point, this Abacha is Oku Olomo person, about 28 years after his death, he still remembers us generously, this should be a lesson for Gowon, Obasanjo, Babangida, Abdulsalam, Jonathan and Bola Tinubu (I trust him, jeun soke) Lest I forget, demand notices should be sent to Tafawa Balewa, Nnamdi Azikiwe,, Muritala, Shagari, Shonekan, Yaradua and Buhari, that Nigerians are still expecting their credit alerts. |
Samajogs:Sorry to have caused you sleepless night, since yesterday, but at last, you have finally gotten a manageable response,after challenging your pastor to at least give you something to say. It is what it is, no matter how hard you’ve tried to twist it. The interpretation is explicitly clear |
Samajogs:Please see how Jesus, your lord and personal saviour, has responded to your comments in Matthew 10 verses 34-38: “Do not think that I have come to bring peace to the earth; I have not come to bring peace, but a sword. For I have come to set a man against his father, and a daughter against her mother, and a daughter-in-law against her mother-in-law; and one's foes will be members of one's own household.” You can now see who really is blood thirsty. |
AMINDA:Don’t get carried away yet. It’s mind game, it’s not real. |
Validated:Tinubu/Dangote ticket would send the opposition into disarray and the elections would be all over by 12:00 noon. All this noise against the Muslim/Muslim ticket is meant to trick Tinubu into picking a northern Christian, which is politically suicidal. Tinubu, a Muslim from the south, is already a minority and choosing a northern Christian is a minority/minority ticket which cannot win. He should go for Dangote. |
helinues:Igbo voters are firmly opposed to Tinubu and cannot be persuaded by elite negotiations. Ethno/religious resentment drives this opposition, Atiku/ Obi’s ticket would benefit most from Igbo votes, and the only effective way to weaken an Atiku/Obi ticket in the South-East is to field a strong Igbo presidential candidate like Soludo to split the vote. |
helinues:Peter Obi cannot win the ADC presidential ticket and would likely settle for a vice-presidential slot with Atiku, in order to secure South-East votes. To counter this, Tinubu should back a strong Igbo candidate like Governor Soludo to contest the 2027 presidential election via APGA, to waste the South-East votes and prevent an Atiku/Obi advantage. |
Ikaeniyan0:In 2019, Atiku/Peter Obi ticket was defeated by APC, they ran separately in 2023, APC still defeated them. There is a difference between Peter Obi as a Presidential candidate and Vice Presidential candidate . About 80% of those who voted for Obi in the last election, won’t vote for Atiku/ Obi ticket, especially if another formidable igbo candidate emerges |
Dmano:The APC’s position can be further reinforced by clarifying that Nyesom Wike appears to have misinterpreted the earlier political understanding regarding Governor Fubara. That agreement was premised on Fubara remaining within the PDP, under which condition he would not seek re-election. However, with Fubara’s exit from the PDP and alignment with the APC, that condition no longer applies. Consequently, there is nothing preventing him from lawfully recontesting in 2027. This underscores why Wike must either fully submit to PDP structures or formally join the APC and respect its rules, rather than acting in ways that generate confusion or internal tension. |
ebukal67x:In the meantime, because of the exigencies of the moment, nature of their operation, knowledge of the terrain and other logistical considerations, the recruitments were restricted to the local government areas of the worst-hit seven frontline states of Sokoto, Kebbi, Niger, Kwara, Adamawa, Borno and Yobe. These are the most insecurity-affected areas and their operational base. The recruitment was done by the Office of the National Security Adviser, in conjunction with the affected state governments and the general public was duly informed prior to the exercise. |
Reloadedisraelp:It’s true, APC is God’s own party. It’s the party that has the best President Nigeria has ever been fortunate to have. The party that has introduced structural and economic reforms. It’s the party that has repositioned Nigeria on economic stability, growth and development trajectory. It’s the party of change. |
Gbenga Komolafe (NUPRC) was accused of frustrating the crude-for-naira policy by delaying or obstructing access to locally produced crude oil, which made it difficult for Dangote Refinery to get enough crude from Nigeria and forced it to rely on imports. Farouk Ahmed (NMDPRA) was accused of indiscriminately issuing fuel import licences, even when Dangote Refinery had sufficient petrol available, a move critics say flooded the market with imports and undermined the refinery’s operations. In simple terms, One regulator was accused of blocking crude supply, which is the raw material, to the refinery, while the other was accused of allowing too much fuel import, to obstruct smooth sales of finished petroleum products, together, hurting Dangote Refinery and destabilising the Nigerian market. |
yarimo:The exchange rate of Naira to one dollar as at today is $1 = N1,453.51 Therefore, $7m = N10,174,570,000 (billions), for children education alone, from a Nigerian public servant on monthly salaries. This should be food for thought, for those who agitate over government appointments, based on ethno-religious sentiments alone, without due diligence on the antecedents of the appointees. |
HgAkpobomeEr:That is If he had read the bible further to John chapter 5 verse 30, where Jesus says: BY MYSELF, I CAN DO NOTHING , I JUDGE ONLY AS I HEAR , AND MY JUDGMENT IS JUST, FOR I SEEK NOT TO PLEASE MYSELF, BUT HIM WHO SENT ME. So, what is the difference between what Jesus said and what Muhammed was quoted to have said. |
abc115:The further decline in Nigeria’s inflation to 14.45% in November 2025 signals growing macroeconomic stability and reflects the positive impact of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s economic reforms. The sustained disinflation suggests improved policy coordination, tighter fiscal and monetary discipline, and increased investor confidence. President Tinubu deserves commendation for staying the course on difficult but necessary reforms that are beginning to ease price pressures and strengthen the foundations for long-term economic growth. |
Ofunaofu:It is important to state clearly that short-term economic hardship and political challenges remain real concerns for many Nigerians, and not all gains are yet widely felt at the grassroots. However, the argument for giving a reform-focused administration, like that of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, more time is essentially a strategic one: enabling deep economic restructuring and institution-building, much like policies pursued by long-term development builders such as Lee Kuan Yew, who spent six terms of about 30 years, to develop Singapore, tends to require patience and sustained commitment beyond immediate political cycles. |
SeeWahala:PZ Cussons has announced it will retain and expand its Africa business after a strategic review showed strong growth, especially in Nigeria, Kenya, and Ghana. The company cited Nigeria’s improving economic and currency environment, rising consumer demand, and the success of key brands that hold leading market positions. It plans to grow into new categories, strengthen operations, optimise assets, and expand across Africa, noting that Nigeria will remain a major engine of long-term growth. This positive outlook reflects the growing confidence of global companies in Nigeria’s economic direction. Credit is due to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s reforms, which have contributed to a more stable business environment, improved currency conditions, and renewed investor optimism by helping to create the conditions for companies like PZ Cussons to reinvest and expand in the country. |
immortalcrown:Let me help out. The President of Nigeria, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, wants to stop the fights that sometimes happen between farmers and herders (people who take care of cows). So he told the Vice President, Kashim Shettima, to help everyone in the country understand a new plan. WHAT IS THE NEW PLAN? Instead of cows walking around everywhere looking for grass, which sometimes causes trouble on people’s farms, the government wants to create special places called ranches where cows can stay, eat, and be taken care of safely. WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT ? 1. Farmers will have their farms protected. 2. Herders will have a safe place for their cows. 3. People in villages will live more peacefully. 4. There will be more food for everyone because farms won’t get damaged. WHAT WILL THE VICE PRESIDENT DO? He will talk to the governors of each state to help them understand and support the plan, because each state controls its own land. WHAT DOES THE PRESIDENT WANT? 1. Peace in communities. 2. No more fights between farmers and herders. 3. Modern ways to take care of animals. 4. More food and safety for the whole country. |



