President of Nigeria, Bola Tinubu said, "To those who ring the alarm that the APC is intent on a one-party state, I offer you a most personal promise while your alarm may be a result of your panic, it rings an error. At no time in the past, nor any instance in the present, and at no future junction shall I view the notion of a one-party state as good for Nigeria."
President of Nigeria, Bola Ahmed Tinubu also advised the opposition to put their best into getting their house in order ahead of the 2027 general elections.
"I would not say try your best to put your house in order, I would not help you to do so either. It is indeed a pleasure to witness you in such a disarray."
President of Nigeria, Bola Tinubu said, "To those who ring the alarm that the APC is intent on a one-party state, I offer you a most personal promise while your alarm may be a result of your panic, it rings an error. At no time in the past, nor any instance in the present, and at no future junction shall I view the notion of a one-party state as good for Nigeria."
President of Nigeria, Bola Ahmed Tinubu also advised the opposition to put their best into getting their house in order ahead of the 2027 general elections.
"I would not say try your best to put your house in order, I would not help you to do so either. It is indeed a pleasure to witness you in such a disarray."
Paul Ibe, a media aide to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, has said that President Bola Tinubu’s administration is afraid of an opposition coalition aimed at unseating him in 2027.
During the inauguration of some roads in Abuja on Wednesday, the Minister of Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, said that the planned coalition by Atiku and other opposition heavyweights was bound to fail.
He urged Nigerians to be focused and work hard towards voting Tinubu out of power in the 2027 election, insisting that a united opposition was key to making that a reality.
A political commentator and former presidential aide, Reno Omokri — once a fierce critic but now supporter of President Bola Tinubu has said he will work for Mr President in his re-election bid.
Reno also said he will never criticize the Former Vice President of Nigeria, Atiku Abubakar saying he has been so good to him.
Meanwhile, on the 2023 Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, he said, 'Even during the campaigns, I always said that candidate Bola Tinubu was better than Peter Obi.
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A political commentator and former presidential aide, Reno Omokri — once a fierce critic but now supporter of President Bola Tinubu has said he will work for Mr President in his re-election bid.
Reno also said he will never criticize the Former Vice President of Nigeria, Atiku Abubakar saying he has been so good to him.
Meanwhile, on the 2023 Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, he said, 'Even during the campaigns, I always said that candidate Bola Tinubu was better than Peter Obi.
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Reno Omokri: I am probably the most meticulous fact-finder in Nigeria
The President said the refurbished international conference centre was part of his administration’s “determined efforts to change the way we do things, to reflect us as people of quality, people of character, people of determination, people of great spirits, that’s what we are”.
“And I am glad, Nyesom Wike, you are reflecting that. Don’t pay attention to busybodies and the bystanders, and whatever they say. Continue with your good work. You are a transformational leader. You have the vision, foresight and determination to succeed,” Tinubu said.
The President said the refurbished international conference centre was part of his administration’s “determined efforts to change the way we do things, to reflect us as people of quality, people of character, people of determination, people of great spirits, that’s what we are”.
“And I am glad, Nyesom Wike, you are reflecting that. Don’t pay attention to busybodies and the bystanders, and whatever they say. Continue with your good work. You are a transformational leader. You have the vision, foresight and determination to succeed,” Tinubu said.
A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, Segun Sowunmi has declared his willingness to work with President Bola Tinubu, stating clearly that he would resign from the opposition party should the opportunity arise.
Sowunmi stated this following a recent meeting with the president.
The PDP chieftain said he has no problem working with President Tinubu, despite his previous criticisms of the APC-led administration.
“There has never been a doubt that I can work with him. There’s never been a doubt,” he said.
A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, Segun Sowunmi has declared his willingness to work with President Bola Tinubu, stating clearly that he would resign from the opposition party should the opportunity arise.
Sowunmi stated this following a recent meeting with the president.
The PDP chieftain said he has no problem working with President Tinubu, despite his previous criticisms of the APC-led administration.
“There has never been a doubt that I can work with him. There’s never been a doubt,” he said.
Senator Orji Uzor Kalu emphasized the importance of ongoing consultation and cooperation him and Governor Otto which transcends party affiliations and expressed his commitment to the progress of Abia State and Nigeria.
“As a former Governor, it was important that consultation continues and I came to discuss some issues pertaining to the State and to Nigeria as a Country and give you progress report of what is happening in the National Assembly.
‘Let us not look at what party we belong to, let us look at what we can do for Abia. Let’s keep our political flags and our political parties in our rooms, let’s develop our State‘, Kalu stated.
Senator Orji Uzor Kalu emphasized the importance of ongoing consultation and cooperation him and Governor Otto which transcends party affiliations and expressed his commitment to the progress of Abia State and Nigeria.
“As a former Governor, it was important that consultation continues and I came to discuss some issues pertaining to the State and to Nigeria as a Country and give you progress report of what is happening in the National Assembly.
‘Let us not look at what party we belong to, let us look at what we can do for Abia. Let’s keep our political flags and our political parties in our rooms, let’s develop our State‘, Kalu stated.
Ndume, a high-ranking APC member, said he did not support the decision of the APC governors as “things are very bad in the country” at the moment.
He lamented the harsh economic situation, the skyrocketing cost of living in the country and the insecurity ravaging parts of Nigeria. “Nigerians cannot see any hope, they are doubting the Renewed Hope,” he said.
According to him, he stormed out of the Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa in Abuja when the governors endorsed the president for re-election.
Ndume said, “I was there but that was not why I was there; I was there for a summit and when I realised that it was not a summit and voice vote was put about the endorsement of Mr President, I just left, and that does not mean I am not an APC member. The majority had its way but few of us felt that was not right.”
“It happened before, not once, not twice. It happened during Jonathan. That does not mean anything. Politicians are decamping but the people who are the voters are not decamping.
“I hope that he would look back historically and see that the gathering of people to endorse you does not mean anything.
“Jonathan had 22 governors then endorsing him like was done now. And what happened? Jonathan lost woefully. A lot of money was spent. Even the election was shifted but we are not learning our lessons. I pity Mr President,” he added.
Ndume, a high-ranking APC member, said he did not support the decision of the APC governors as “things are very bad in the country” at the moment.
He lamented the harsh economic situation, the skyrocketing cost of living in the country and the insecurity ravaging parts of Nigeria. “Nigerians cannot see any hope, they are doubting the Renewed Hope,” he said.
According to him, he stormed out of the Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa in Abuja when the governors endorsed the president for re-election.
Ndume said, “I was there but that was not why I was there; I was there for a summit and when I realised that it was not a summit and voice vote was put about the endorsement of Mr President, I just left, and that does not mean I am not an APC member. The majority had its way but few of us felt that was not right.”
“It happened before, not once, not twice. It happened during Jonathan. That does not mean anything. Politicians are decamping but the people who are the voters are not decamping.
“I hope that he would look back historically and see that the gathering of people to endorse you does not mean anything.
“Jonathan had 22 governors then endorsing him like was done now. And what happened? Jonathan lost woefully. A lot of money was spent. Even the election was shifted but we are not learning our lessons. I pity Mr President,” he added.