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If I see Atiku Abubakar and Bola Tinubu together, I will personally tell them to step down for Peter Obi because Obi is far better than all of them!” — Kenneth Okonkwo This is not just politics anymore, Nigerians are beginning to compare COMPETENCE, CAPACITY and CHARACTER. Peter Obi’s name keeps dominating national conversations because many people believe Nigeria needs a leader who understands the economy, security, education and accountability. Do you agree with Kenneth Okonkwo? Should Atiku and Tinubu step aside for Peter Obi in 2027?
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“If I see Atiku Abubakar and Bola Tinubu together, I will personally tell them to step down for Peter Obi because Obi is far better than all of them!” — Kenneth Okonkwo This is not just politics anymore, Nigerians are beginning to compare COMPETENCE, CAPACITY and CHARACTER. Peter Obi’s name keeps dominating national conversations because many people believe Nigeria needs a leader who understands the economy, security, education and accountability. Do you agree with Kenneth Okonkwo? Should Atiku and Tinubu step aside for Peter Obi in 2027? Drop your honest opinion below Like, Share and Follow for more updates.
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Peter Obi Ran Away From Labour Party With Our ₦12 Billion, $15M – Arabambi Alleges Factional National Publicity Secretary of the Labour Party, Abayomi Arabambi, has accused former presidential candidate Peter Obi of leaving the party with large sums of money belonging to the Labour Party. Very Nigerian reports that he made the claim during an interview with Nevon HQ, saying that the party had about ₦12 billion in one of its accounts and another $15 million in a separate dollar account.
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The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has provided further insight into ongoing political conversations concerning zoning, power sharing, and party affairs as Nigeria prepares for future electoral contests. During an interview aired on Channels Television, the former governor of Rivers State discussed several issues he believes are essential for sustaining political harmony, fairness, and national stability. While speaking on the programme, Wike revisited discussions among prominent political figures regarding the allocation of major political positions between the northern and southern regions of the country. He explained that such conversations are intended to preserve equity within the political system and ensure that different parts of Nigeria have an opportunity to participate in national leadership. Reflecting on one of those discussions, Wike recounted a conversation involving former Vice President Atiku Abubakar. According to him, “We told Atiku, ‘Allow the South to complete their tenure,’ and he replied, ‘No, we can’t do that.’” The minister cited this exchange while addressing the broader debate surrounding zoning arrangements and the principle of rotational leadership within political parties. Wike noted that the concept of power rotation has long been a key element of Nigeria’s political landscape. In his view, it frequently shapes decisions related to candidate selection, leadership succession, and party planning. He argued that tensions often arise when previously accepted understandings regarding regional representation are disregarded, leading to disputes among party stakeholders. The FCT minister further emphasized that adherence to informal political agreements can contribute significantly to stability within parties and the wider political environment. According to him, these arrangements have historically served as mechanisms for balancing competing interests among Nigeria’s various geopolitical regions while promoting a sense of inclusion and unity. In addition, Wike stressed the need for fairness in the political process. He maintained that the pursuit of leadership positions should extend beyond personal aspirations and should also consider the broader objective of strengthening national unity. He argued that equitable representation remains an important factor in fostering trust, cooperation, and a sense of belonging among citizens and political actors alike. Overall, Wike’s remarks highlighted the continuing relevance of zoning and rotational leadership in Nigeria’s political system, underscoring his belief that respecting established political understandings can help preserve balance, inclusiveness, and cohesion across the country.
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Since President Bola Ahmed Tinubu secured the All Progressives Congress, APC, Presidential ticket for the 2027 general elections, at the party's nationwide direct primaries which held on Saturday, May 23, 2026, uncertainty has continued to surround his choice of a running mate. Several Political Observers have pointed to the President's delay in naming a Vice Presidential Candidate for 2027, fueling speculations about the future of Vice President Kashim Shettima, on the APC ticket. The speculations have been heightened by emerging tensions within party ranks, and what some Observers describe as repeated "symbolic exclusions" of Shettima from key APC events. Recall, that last year, outrage erupted in Maiduguri, after the APC North-East Zonal Public Hearing on Constitutional Amendments featured a banner displaying the images of President Tinubu, North-East APC Governors, and the party's National Legal Adviser, while omitting the Vice President. Party Stakeholders described the development as a serious slight, with the Speaker of the Borno State House of Assembly, Hon. Abdulkarim Lawan, publicly condemning the omission. Observers also recalled a similar incident in Gombe State, where Shettima's image was reportedly excluded from an APC event banner, sparking tensions within the party. Amid the growing debate, a former sacked Secretary to the Government of the Federation, SGF, Babachir Lawal, has re-entered the political spotlight. Lawal was among prominent Northern Christian Politicians who opposed the APC's Muslim-Muslim ticket in 2023, and subsequently distanced himself from the party's Presidential campaign. His recent attacks on former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, have also triggered fresh political interpretations. Some Observers believe that the criticisms may be part of a broader effort to reposition himself within the evolving political equation, ahead of 2027, including speculations about a possible Vice Presidential ambition with President Tinubu. Adding fuel to the debate, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Nyesom Wike, had in August 2025, suggested that Lawal was unhappy after failing to secure the Vice Presidential slot of the APC, in 2023. "When Mr. President chose his Vice Presidential Candidate, I was one of those Babachir Lawal visited. He came to my house in Port Harcourt. What was his anger? His anger was that he thought Mr. President would have chosen him as the Vice Presidential Candidate. Having not done that, he let loose", Wike said on Channels Television's Politics Today. As political calculations ahead of 2027 intensify, some Political Observers have linked Lawal's recent criticism of Atiku, as a case of betrayal and positioning himself for the Vice Presidential slot of the APC. For now, the debate remains firmly in the realm of political speculations, even as the silence surrounding President Tinubu's eventual running mate continues to fuel intrigue across the country's political landscape.
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BREAKING: Ex-Tinubu’s loyalist, Babachir Lawal dumps ADC, says Atiku incompetent, shouldn't come close to presidential office Former SGF Babachir Lawal has has reportedly announced his resignation from the African Democratic Congress (ADC) following Atiku Abubakar’s emergence as the party’s presidential candidate, saying Tinubu would be a better president than the former Vice President.
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Victory for Adamawa! The NDC governorship primaries have spoken, and the people have chosen. Heartfelt congratulations to Senator Aishatu Dahiru Ahmed "Binani" on winning the NDC Adamawa State governorship primaries. Your dedication to the grassroots, consistency, and vision for a better Adamawa have earned the trust of delegates across all 21 LGAs. This win belongs to every NDC member, supporter, and believer in a stronger Adamawa. From Mubi to Yola, Gombi to Numan — the message is clear. May this be the start of greater things. Wishing you wisdom, strength, and overwhelming success as we march toward the general election. The grassroots have spoken. Together, we build a stronger NDC and a better Adamawa.
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Federal lawmaker Alhassan Ado Doguwa has appealed to Nigerians to “forgive Tinubu for his shortcomings” and back him for a second term, despite admitting the president’s “mistakes have plunged Nigerians into economic hardship.” Speaking to journalists in Mina, Saudi Arabia, the Tudun Wada/Doguwa Rep argued that Tinubu’s “efforts” should earn him forgiveness and re-election. “There are indeed mistakes,” Doguwa conceded, but insisted Nigerians “should consider the efforts President Tinubu is making.” He framed 2027 as payback time for the North. “Now is the time for Northerners to reciprocate the support Tinubu gave to their son (Buhari) in the last election,” Doguwa said. The Kano lawmaker offered prayers for relief, saying: “I pray Allah brings relief to the masses of Nigeria.” Doguwa’s comments from Saudi Arabia add him to the list of APC leaders already campaigning for Tinubu’s second term amid biting inflation and public discontent.
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Founder of the One Love Family, Satguru Maharaj Ji, has cautioned former Vice President Atiku Abubakar against joining the 2027 presidential race, insisting the South must be allowed to complete an eight-year tenure like the North did under Muhammadu Buhari. In a statement on Saturday, Maharaj Ji said any northern bid would “undermine the North-South political understanding” that has shaped recent elections. “The South must be allowed to complete its eight-year duration in Aso Rock like the North did in respect of the immediate past Buhari administration,” he stated. He called on the Northern Elders Forum and other stakeholders to prevail on Atiku and other northern aspirants to withdraw, warning that silence from northern elites is “dangerous” and could “heighten political tension across the country.” Maharaj Ji accused some northern elites of fueling Nigeria’s political and economic woes, and said Atiku “had already benefited significantly from public service and should consider retiring from active politics.” He warned that disrupting the current balance could trigger “avoidable unrest” ahead of 2027. The spiritual leader urged Nigerians to uphold “fairness, justice, and adherence to democratic principles” to preserve unity, stressing that peace and constitutional governance must guide preparations for the next election.
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Founder of the One Love Family, Satguru Maharaj Ji, has cautioned former Vice President Atiku Abubakar against joining the 2027 presidential race, insisting the South must be allowed to complete an eight-year tenure like the North did under Muhammadu Buhari. In a statement on Saturday, Maharaj Ji said any northern bid would “undermine the North-South political understanding” that has shaped recent elections. “The South must be allowed to complete its eight-year duration in Aso Rock like the North did in respect of the immediate past Buhari administration,” he stated. He called on the Northern Elders Forum and other stakeholders to prevail on Atiku and other northern aspirants to withdraw, warning that silence from northern elites is “dangerous” and could “heighten political tension across the country.” Maharaj Ji accused some northern elites of fueling Nigeria’s political and economic woes, and said Atiku “had already benefited significantly from public service and should consider retiring from active politics.” He warned that disrupting the current balance could trigger “avoidable unrest” ahead of 2027. The spiritual leader urged Nigerians to uphold “fairness, justice, and adherence to democratic principles” to preserve unity, stressing that peace and constitutional governance must guide preparations for the next election.
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Kano-based lawyer Abba Hikima, a justice advocate, has torn into viral claims that Peter Obi harbors hatred for Northerners and Muslims, calling the allegations “neither fair nor true” in a 9:45 unfiltered video now circulating online. Hikima said investigations show it was Imo’s Hope Uzodinma, not Obi, who introduced the controversial “Register or Leave” and “Know Your Tenant” policy targeting Northerners. He added that late Ondo Governor Akeredolu also issued a similar herders’ registration ultimatum. Both were withdrawn after northern backlash. “There is no record in the country showing Peter Obi showed hatred toward Northerners,” Hikima insisted. On religion, Hikima debunked claims Obi demolished mosques to spite Muslims. He said the Central Onitsha Mosque was partly affected by general town remodeling, and Obi “personally provided funds” to rebuild it at a new site. Barrister Mahmud, an Anambra indigene, publicly thanked Obi on social media, he noted. Hikima further revealed Obi funded a mosque in Awka “from his personal pocket” and, unlike northern governors who sponsor Hajj only for Muslims, “Peter Obi sponsored 44 Muslims for Hajj in 2007.” He challenged: “Have you ever seen Kano, Zamfara or Sokoto sponsor Christians to Jerusalem? They are not sponsored.” The lawyer highlighted Obi’s lifestyle as proof of integrity: his ADC is a Muslim from Kano, he slashed his convoy from 20+ to 5 cars, publicly declared assets, rejected gubernatorial pension, and turned down a land gift. “Is that how leaders behave? This is integrity,” Hikima said. He credited Obi with buying 30,000 computers for Anambra schools, boosting Innoson Vehicles, and growing his banking career from scratch. “His life is cleaner than theirs,” Hikima argued, comparing Obi to rivals in other parties. Addressing ethnicity, Hikima called it “the greatest injustice” to disqualify Obi for being Igbo. “Igbos are one of three major ethnic groups. If a Hausa man rules, why say no to an Igbo man? Where is it written? Goodluck Jonathan is a total minority and he ruled very well.” Hikima closed by urging Nigerians to verify claims online, saying “justice is the remedy for all things.” He argued voters have outgrown religious voting, adding: “If a Christian shows trustworthiness — which are Muslim traits — and a Muslim lacks competence, I won’t drop the Christian just because he is not a Muslim.”
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Dumebi Kachikwu has pledged to rebuild Nigeria and create a more inclusive nation after accepting his nomination as the presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) for the 2027 election.https://thesun.ng/kachikwu-vows-to-rebuild-nigeria-after-securing-adc-ticket/?fbclid=IwY2xjawSA2CJleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA8yNzUyNTQ2OTI1OTgyNzkAAR6rr9WFgkma0E5knosXf871hX8iC86obVoQsaDJmNbufBHWlPiPvXnOywHRHA_aem_x-duc9-3yhiWP6scPZD2CQ
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yaroyaro619:the only politician Tinubu fears in Nigeria is Obi |
Kennitrust:you nailed it |
The 2 Presidents produced by the APC have been monumental d!sasters. Know this today and know peace... ![]()
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The 2 Presidents produced by the APC have been monumental d!sasters.
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The 2 Presidents produced by the APC have been monumental d!sasters.
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The 2 Presidents produced by the APC have been monumental d!sasters. Know this today and know peace...
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Will you keep quiet, it is the turn of the South to finish their remaining 4 years in Aso Rock ![]() |
My friend keep quiet, it is the turn of the South to finish their remaining 4 years in Aso Rock ![]() |
pdppower:Capital YES' but our voters card is only for Peter Obi ![]() |
Nairalandhero:see how she's blushing ![]() |
I have said it and I will say it again, Peter Obi will defeat Tinubu before 12pm on election day |
Breaking..... What Goodluck Jonathan told Peter Obi during their meeting. Obi, you are my brother and my good friend. Since it's the turn of the South to complete the remaining 4 years. Please, i beg you as my brother, allow Tinubu to complete his Tenure. Don't let politics and ambition ruin our friendship. This exactly what Jonathan told Obi. (Modify) (Quote) (Report) (Share⤴) |
What Goodluck Jonathan told Peter Obi during their meeting. Obi, you are my brother and my good friend. Since it's the turn of the South to complete the remaining 4 years. Please, i beg you as my brother, allow Tinubu to complete his Tenure. Don't let politics and ambition ruin our friendship. This exactly what Jonathan told Obi. |
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RonuThings:wahala you dey find wahala you go get ![]() |
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can someone tell me the name of this lady