₦airaland Forum

Easy o


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGroHRnpxOA

Max24:
Keep living in your fools Paradise.

Wow

BlessedGift:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BixF8gNsV0w

During the meeting of President Tinubu with the Alaafin of Oyo and some Yoruba traditional rulers, this leadership concept was interestingly displayed.

While the President was thanking the Alaafin for fostering peace and harmony among Yoruba traditional rulers, his Aide-de-camp, who doubles as the Elemona-elect, interjected.

President Tinubu beckoned him to come and speak to the mic. He said "come, come and tell them".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BixF8gNsV0w

During the meeting of President Tinubu with the Alaafin of Oyo and some Yoruba traditional rulers, this leadership concept was interestingly displayed.

While the President was thanking the Alaafin for fostering peace and harmony among Yoruba traditional rulers, his Aide-de-camp, who doubles as the Elemona-elect, interjected.

President Tinubu beckoned him to come and speak to the mic. He said "come, come and tell them".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGroHRnpxOA

Bobloco:
Tinubu is Nigeria’s de-marketer-in-chief.

What serious foreign investor would commit capital to a country led by an individual whose early life remains shrouded in mystery where the first twenty years of his life are undocumented, his biological parents are unknown, and there is no verifiable record of his primary or secondary education?

Which investor would trust a nation led by a man once implicated in narcotics trafficking, who forfeited over $460,000 to the United States government in connection with drug-related proceeds, and who remains visibly unsettled whenever legal decisions from the U.S. threaten to unearth further details?

Who would risk investing in a country where the president routinely travels to Europe for holidays while the nation grapples with deepening insecurity, widespread hunger, and increasing poverty?

What confidence can investors have in a government where the president’s son, holding no constitutional office, can allegedly order violent attacks on citizens, threaten lives, and boast of impunity, simply because of his father’s position?

Why would anyone invest in a country where the president openly disregards the rule of law, violates constitutional provisions, and acts as the chief lawbreaker in a system that demands his protection of democratic norms?

And finally, who would invest in a country where the president can unilaterally declare a state of emergency, remove a duly elected governor, deputy governor and members of a state house of assembly without any constitutional backing, while the National Assembly watches in silence?

This is the image Nigeria currently presents to the world under Tinubu's leadership, one of uncertainty, lawlessness, and institutional decay.

Hmmmm


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDaJny9JSKQ

BlessedGift:
Wike stated the battle was not against Fubara, but those he claimed had been pushing the governor against him.


“I’m only fighting against people who want to steal what they did not work for.

“When you don’t defeat them, they will think you….. Defeat them to the final stage.

“Now, they are ashamed because they are being defeated. They are the ones pushing Fubara.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDaJny9JSKQ

Wike stated the battle was not against Fubara, but those he claimed had been pushing the governor against him.


“I’m only fighting against people who want to steal what they did not work for.

“When you don’t defeat them, they will think you….. Defeat them to the final stage.

“Now, they are ashamed because they are being defeated. They are the ones pushing Fubara.”

Easy o, torh

Bobloco:
I'm glad you did not dispute the fact that Tinubu has been implicated in drug-related activities. That will suffice.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxJ4mWNfZP4

louqas:
And she is supporting a SAINT

these people think say na everybody no get sense like them.
And they will even be bold to call anybody names, people wey supposed to hide their faces in shame

Lol, works minister shows score card

BlessedGift:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGroHRnpxOA


The Minister of Works, David Umahi, says he thinks of President Bola Tinubu as Joseph the dreamer because he has the courage to achieve many goals.

According to Umahi, God has helped Tinubu to actualise all his dreams.

The minister said this while presenting his ministry’s performance at the Ministerial Press Briefing in Abuja.

He said when the President tasked him with the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road project, he drew inspiration from the Eko Atlantic project, the success of which is attributed to Tinubu’s performance as Governor of Lagos State between 1999 and 2007.

“Mr. President is a man of courage. I call him the Joseph the dreamer, and God has helped him to make flesh all his dreams. I commend him very highly,” Umahi said.

Earlier in his presentation, Umahi commended Tinubu for commencing the Sokoto-Badagry road project, which according to him, was an idea that former President Shehu Shagari conceived 47 years ago.

He said, “The good news is the Sokoto-Badagry. This was a dream of the Shagari administration about 47 years back. And it was supposed to be Badagry-Sokoto, but a very detribalised President directed us to change it to Sokoto-Badagry.”

Umahi said only a man with great courage and the power of dreams could engage in such a project.

The former Governor of Ebonyi further praised Tinubu for his performance since he assumed office in May 2023.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGroHRnpxOA


The Minister of Works, David Umahi, says he thinks of President Bola Tinubu as Joseph the dreamer because he has the courage to achieve many goals.

According to Umahi, God has helped Tinubu to actualise all his dreams.

The minister said this while presenting his ministry’s performance at the Ministerial Press Briefing in Abuja.

He said when the President tasked him with the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Road project, he drew inspiration from the Eko Atlantic project, the success of which is attributed to Tinubu’s performance as Governor of Lagos State between 1999 and 2007.

“Mr. President is a man of courage. I call him the Joseph the dreamer, and God has helped him to make flesh all his dreams. I commend him very highly,” Umahi said.

Earlier in his presentation, Umahi commended Tinubu for commencing the Sokoto-Badagry road project, which according to him, was an idea that former President Shehu Shagari conceived 47 years ago.

He said, “The good news is the Sokoto-Badagry. This was a dream of the Shagari administration about 47 years back. And it was supposed to be Badagry-Sokoto, but a very detribalised President directed us to change it to Sokoto-Badagry.”

Umahi said only a man with great courage and the power of dreams could engage in such a project.

The former Governor of Ebonyi further praised Tinubu for his performance since he assumed office in May 2023.

Good question

Bhella5:
Tell us how much and who received the money from Obi and co?

Torh

Validated:
Bury Abure, let us move forward

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9p5oqD0iKY4

Enioluwa Blasts Jamb Over Technical Glitch Excuse

BlessedGift:
Media personality Enioluwa Adeoluwa has joined the growing list of public figures condemning the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) for its handling of the 2025 UTME crisis.

Enioluwa expressed outrage at the exam body’s tweet that read in part, “Man Proposes, God Disposes," stressing that it was utter wickedness to say such over the mass failure.

The actor went on to say that their response reflects the callousness and irresponsibility with which life-changing errors are often handled in Nigeria.

It’s the levity with which we treat serious issues that’s heartbreaking. People are saying they’ve been stuck at home for three years, unable to go to the university because of an exam body’s failure. That’s someone’s entire future being stolen—because someone simply refuses to do their job.


And instead of outrage, he’s crying and people are clapping. I always say it: many Nigerians have never lived or worked in a functional system, and that’s why we’ve normalised dysfunction. We think it’s okay—but it’s not. This is terrible!

I’m honestly so angry. It means you simply don’t care. To look at all those affected by the issue—people who have lost children, people whose children have sat at home for years doing nothing—and still tweet, ‘Man proposes, God disposes,’ is pure wickedness. What an unkind thing to say at a time like this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9p5oqD0iKY4

Media personality Enioluwa Adeoluwa has joined the growing list of public figures condemning the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) for its handling of the 2025 UTME crisis.

Enioluwa expressed outrage at the exam body’s tweet that read in part, “Man Proposes, God Disposes," stressing that it was utter wickedness to say such over the mass failure.

The actor went on to say that their response reflects the callousness and irresponsibility with which life-changing errors are often handled in Nigeria.

It’s the levity with which we treat serious issues that’s heartbreaking. People are saying they’ve been stuck at home for three years, unable to go to the university because of an exam body’s failure. That’s someone’s entire future being stolen—because someone simply refuses to do their job.


And instead of outrage, he’s crying and people are clapping. I always say it: many Nigerians have never lived or worked in a functional system, and that’s why we’ve normalised dysfunction. We think it’s okay—but it’s not. This is terrible!

I’m honestly so angry. It means you simply don’t care. To look at all those affected by the issue—people who have lost children, people whose children have sat at home for years doing nothing—and still tweet, ‘Man proposes, God disposes,’ is pure wickedness. What an unkind thing to say at a time like this.

Lol

casualobserver:
Somebody convicted of embezzling funds ( a woman for that matter) is party chairman?

Tomorrow obi will be talking of structure of criminality.

Hmmm

BlessedGift:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxJ4mWNfZP4

Nenadi Usman, Chair of the caretaker committee of the Labour Party, has blasted the embattled Chairman of Labour party, Julis Abure, for acting in a way to send away the only Governor the party has.

She also challenged Abure to expose Peter Obi if he has anything against him.

Recall that Abure had threatened to expose the 2023 Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi

The factional national chairman of the Labour Party (LP), publicly challenged Peter Obi, the party’s 2023 presidential candidate, and Abia State Governor Alex Otti to name any party member who received funds meant for the last general elections.

Speaking during a stakeholders’ meeting on Monday at the LP national secretariat in Utako, Abuja, Abure accused elected LP officials of plotting to unseat the national leadership despite the sacrifices that brought them into power.

“We rejected billions of naira, we rejected offers because of their positions, but today, they are at the forefront of those who want to throw us out of office,” Abure said.

He said that the party did not receive any money from Otti for his governorship ticket, insisting that the leadership made no financial demands in return for support.

The chairman challenged both Obi and Otti to publicly declare what they gave to the party, and whom they gave it to.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxJ4mWNfZP4

Nenadi Usman, Chair of the caretaker committee of the Labour Party, has blasted the embattled Chairman of Labour party, Julis Abure, for acting in a way to send away the only Governor the party has.

She also challenged Abure to expose Peter Obi if he has anything against him.

Recall that Abure had threatened to expose the 2023 Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi

The factional national chairman of the Labour Party (LP), publicly challenged Peter Obi, the party’s 2023 presidential candidate, and Abia State Governor Alex Otti to name any party member who received funds meant for the last general elections.

Speaking during a stakeholders’ meeting on Monday at the LP national secretariat in Utako, Abuja, Abure accused elected LP officials of plotting to unseat the national leadership despite the sacrifices that brought them into power.

“We rejected billions of naira, we rejected offers because of their positions, but today, they are at the forefront of those who want to throw us out of office,” Abure said.

He said that the party did not receive any money from Otti for his governorship ticket, insisting that the leadership made no financial demands in return for support.

The chairman challenged both Obi and Otti to publicly declare what they gave to the party, and whom they gave it to.

Really?

BlessedGift:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKWcMf-GihU

The House of Representatives has passed the second reading of a bill seeking to amend the Electoral Act 2022 to make voting compulsory for all eligible Nigerians. The proposed law aims to combat voter apathy and deepen democratic participation across the country.

The bill, jointly sponsored by Speaker of the House, Rt. Hon. Tajudeen Abbas, and Hon. Daniel Asama Ago, mandates that all Nigerians aged 18 and above must participate in elections or face legal consequences. According to the provisions of the bill, failure to vote without a valid excuse could attract a fine of up to ₦100,000 or a jail term of up to six months.

Lawmakers backing the amendment say the move is necessary to boost civic responsibility and ensure broader representation in governance. “We are witnessing alarming levels of voter apathy. This bill is a proactive step to reawaken civic consciousness and protect the health of our democracy,” Hon. Ago stated during plenary.

The bill also outlines acceptable grounds for exemption, including health challenges, religious beliefs, or being resident outside the country. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) will be tasked with managing exemption requests and ensuring enforcement is carried out in line with citizens’ rights.

Supporters of the bill cite examples from countries like Australia and Belgium, where mandatory voting has led to high voter turnout and more accountable governments. They believe Nigeria can adopt a similar model to curb electoral manipulation and vote-buying.

However, not all lawmakers are on board. Some members raised concerns about the bill’s feasibility, citing infrastructural gaps and existing mistrust in the electoral process. “We cannot compel people to vote in an election they do not believe in,” one member argued.

With the bill now forwarded to the House Committee on Electoral Matters for further scrutiny, its fate will be determined in the coming weeks. If passed and signed into law, Nigeria could join the ranks of countries enforcing mandatory voting — a move that could significantly reshape the nation’s democratic landscape.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKWcMf-GihU

The House of Representatives has passed the second reading of a bill seeking to amend the Electoral Act 2022 to make voting compulsory for all eligible Nigerians. The proposed law aims to combat voter apathy and deepen democratic participation across the country.

The bill, jointly sponsored by Speaker of the House, Rt. Hon. Tajudeen Abbas, and Hon. Daniel Asama Ago, mandates that all Nigerians aged 18 and above must participate in elections or face legal consequences. According to the provisions of the bill, failure to vote without a valid excuse could attract a fine of up to ₦100,000 or a jail term of up to six months.

Lawmakers backing the amendment say the move is necessary to boost civic responsibility and ensure broader representation in governance. “We are witnessing alarming levels of voter apathy. This bill is a proactive step to reawaken civic consciousness and protect the health of our democracy,” Hon. Ago stated during plenary.

The bill also outlines acceptable grounds for exemption, including health challenges, religious beliefs, or being resident outside the country. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) will be tasked with managing exemption requests and ensuring enforcement is carried out in line with citizens’ rights.

Supporters of the bill cite examples from countries like Australia and Belgium, where mandatory voting has led to high voter turnout and more accountable governments. They believe Nigeria can adopt a similar model to curb electoral manipulation and vote-buying.

However, not all lawmakers are on board. Some members raised concerns about the bill’s feasibility, citing infrastructural gaps and existing mistrust in the electoral process. “We cannot compel people to vote in an election they do not believe in,” one member argued.

With the bill now forwarded to the House Committee on Electoral Matters for further scrutiny, its fate will be determined in the coming weeks. If passed and signed into law, Nigeria could join the ranks of countries enforcing mandatory voting — a move that could significantly reshape the nation’s democratic landscape.

Tor


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A78E5S-Tyyg

BlessedGift:
Peter Obi has commended the registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Ishaq Oloyede, for admitting to glitches in the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) but said such errors should be avoided in the future.

Peter Obi has commended the registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Ishaq Oloyede, for admitting to glitches in the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) but said such errors should be avoided in the future.


Oloyede had, in a rare admission while fighting back tears, said some errors affected candidates’ performance in the examination, which was conducted across the country earlier in the year.

Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP) in the 2023 election, while lauding Oloyede for admitting to the mistakes, said efforts should be made to prevent a similar recurrence.

“His open admission of fault and the expression of deep remorse stand out as a rare but commendable display of accountability in our public institutions,” Obi wrote on his X handle on Thursday about the entrance examination into tertiary schools, saying it “raises a very concerning issue on glitches and the grave havoc it’s creating in our country, even in critical institutions like JAMB”.

“There must be no room for further glitches – not in JAMB, not in any arm of government. The cost of repeated failure is simply too high,” he said.

The former Anambra State governor said JAMB’s willingness to own up to its shortcomings is worthy of recognition, but “the incident has brought to light a far more troubling reality: the persistent fragility of our institutional systems”.

“The emotional and psychological toll on students, and even parents, some of whom have reportedly suffered severe trauma, and in heartbreaking cases, even death, serves as a reminder of what is at stake,” the LP chieftain said.

“The integrity of examination processes and the reliability of public institutions are not optional; they are foundational to any nation’s progress.”

He called on JAMB and other similar agencies to “adopt comprehensive quality assurance frameworks”.

The LP chieftain listed these to include “rigorous testing and constant auditing of technical infrastructure,” asking for “transparent communication with candidates and stakeholders” among others as “essential to restoring public confidence”.

During the press briefing in Abuja on Wednesday, the JAMB registrar said, “It is our culture to admit errors because we know that in spite of the best of our efforts, we are human; we are not perfect”.

He announced that about 379,997 candidates in the just concluded 2025 exercise would retake the examination.

His admission followed an outrage and outcry over technical glitches, unusually low scores, and alleged irregularities in the questions and the answers in the 2025 UTME.

That prompted JAMB to review the conduct of the examination after establishing that a technical glitch affected 157 out of the 887 centres.

A breakdown of the 2025 UTME results by the agency had shown that over 1.5 million of the 1.95 million candidates who took the examination scored below 200, prompting outcry from Nigerians.

https://www.channelstv.com/2025/05/15/utme-obi-commends-jamb-registrar-says-no-room-for-more-glitches/

Meanwhile, Many parents and students are protesting the results of the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), citing unusually low scores.

Parents stormed the JAMB office in Lagos to express their displeasure, noting that over 78% of candidates scored below 200 out of a possible 400 points. The students and their families have also taken to social media to demand a review of the results.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A78E5S-Tyyg

Torh


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZcHyx5MP8I

BlessedGift:
Over 80 staff at the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), at the Wadata Plaza secretariat, on Wednesday appealed to all waring factions in the party to sheath their swords, to save the party from from further acrimonies.

In a statement signed by all 83 staff, including members of the management staff, they said they were appealing to the interest of the sustenance of democracy and the interest of our nation, Nigeria

The management and staff of the National Secretariat of the PDP, being Political stakeholders in the affairs of the Party expressed deep concerns over the crises that had rocked the party for the past few years, especially since the 2023 general election

“The management and staff of the National Secretariat of the PDP are deeply concerned that in the last one year, the PDP has been engulfed with very disturbing leadership issues, particularly over the office of the National Secretary.”

The staff noted that the disputation was worsened by protracted litigations, violent disruption of activities at the Party secretariat and damaging media narratives which pose a serious threat to the stability and survival of the Party, as well as the credibility of its internal processes.

“It is to be noted that staff of the National Secretariat are among the key Stakeholders in the affairs of the Party because many of them have spent 20-25 years of their working life striving to establish and grow the bureaucracy of the Party and are bestowed with the institutional memory of the Party.

“Therefore, members of staff are desirous and concerned about getting these problems solved without further delay.

The workers recalled the origin of the contentious issues, starting with the struggle for the position of the National Secretary of the PDP, which started in April 2023, after Samuel Anyanwu contested and won the nomination as the candidate of the PDP for the November 11, 2023, Governorship election in Imo State.

“In the belief that upon his nomination as the Gubernatorial Candidate of our Party, Sen. Samuel Anyanwu has automatically resigned his position as the National Secretary, the South East Zonal Chapter on the 20th of October, 2023, passed a resolution approving and forwarding the name of Hon. S.K.E. Udeh Okoye to the NWC as replacement for Senator Anyanwu.”

They noted that this development sparked off a disputation including series of litigations from the High Court of Enugu which on 22nd December, 2023 delivered judgement in favour of Hon. Udeh-Okoye, to the Court of Appeal, Enugu Division, which in its judgement delivered on 20th December 2024 upheld the judgement of the Enugu High Court.

“Upon the judgment of the Court of Appeal, the organs and leadership bodies of the Party, namely the Board of Trustees, the NWC, the South East Zonal Caucus and the PDP Governors’ Forum recognised Hon. Udeh Okoye as the National Secretary of the Party.

“Dissatisfied, Senator Anyanwu went to the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court, in a landmark judgement delivered on March 21, 2025, affirmed that the issue of Party leadership positions, including that of the National Secretary, is entirely an internal affair of the Party, requiring only the Party’s internal mechanism to which the courts have no jurisdiction.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZcHyx5MP8I

Over 80 staff at the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), at the Wadata Plaza secretariat, on Wednesday appealed to all waring factions in the party to sheath their swords, to save the party from from further acrimonies.

In a statement signed by all 83 staff, including members of the management staff, they said they were appealing to the interest of the sustenance of democracy and the interest of our nation, Nigeria

The management and staff of the National Secretariat of the PDP, being Political stakeholders in the affairs of the Party expressed deep concerns over the crises that had rocked the party for the past few years, especially since the 2023 general election

“The management and staff of the National Secretariat of the PDP are deeply concerned that in the last one year, the PDP has been engulfed with very disturbing leadership issues, particularly over the office of the National Secretary.”

The staff noted that the disputation was worsened by protracted litigations, violent disruption of activities at the Party secretariat and damaging media narratives which pose a serious threat to the stability and survival of the Party, as well as the credibility of its internal processes.

“It is to be noted that staff of the National Secretariat are among the key Stakeholders in the affairs of the Party because many of them have spent 20-25 years of their working life striving to establish and grow the bureaucracy of the Party and are bestowed with the institutional memory of the Party.

“Therefore, members of staff are desirous and concerned about getting these problems solved without further delay.

The workers recalled the origin of the contentious issues, starting with the struggle for the position of the National Secretary of the PDP, which started in April 2023, after Samuel Anyanwu contested and won the nomination as the candidate of the PDP for the November 11, 2023, Governorship election in Imo State.

“In the belief that upon his nomination as the Gubernatorial Candidate of our Party, Sen. Samuel Anyanwu has automatically resigned his position as the National Secretary, the South East Zonal Chapter on the 20th of October, 2023, passed a resolution approving and forwarding the name of Hon. S.K.E. Udeh Okoye to the NWC as replacement for Senator Anyanwu.”

They noted that this development sparked off a disputation including series of litigations from the High Court of Enugu which on 22nd December, 2023 delivered judgement in favour of Hon. Udeh-Okoye, to the Court of Appeal, Enugu Division, which in its judgement delivered on 20th December 2024 upheld the judgement of the Enugu High Court.

“Upon the judgment of the Court of Appeal, the organs and leadership bodies of the Party, namely the Board of Trustees, the NWC, the South East Zonal Caucus and the PDP Governors’ Forum recognised Hon. Udeh Okoye as the National Secretary of the Party.

“Dissatisfied, Senator Anyanwu went to the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court, in a landmark judgement delivered on March 21, 2025, affirmed that the issue of Party leadership positions, including that of the National Secretary, is entirely an internal affair of the Party, requiring only the Party’s internal mechanism to which the courts have no jurisdiction.

Hmmmm

BlessedGift:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A78E5S-Tyyg


Many parents and students are protesting the results of the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), citing unusually low scores.

Parents expressed their displeasure, noting that over 78% of candidates scored below 200 out of a possible 400 points. The students and their families have also taken to social media to demand a review of the results.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A78E5S-Tyyg


Many parents and students are protesting the results of the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), citing unusually low scores.

Parents expressed their displeasure, noting that over 78% of candidates scored below 200 out of a possible 400 points. The students and their families have also taken to social media to demand a review of the results.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBYvbgLOqgQ

Obiedun:
Atiku mai Dubai.

Gbam

BlessedGift:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBYvbgLOqgQ

A former All Progressives Congress (APC) National Chairman and senator representing Edo North, Adams Oshiomhole, has dismissed concerns that the growing number of lawmakers defecting to the All Progressives Congress (APC) poses a threat to Nigeria’s democracy.

Oshiomhole responded to questions regarding the recent defection of three senators to the APC, bringing the party’s total strength in the Senate to 68, edging closer to a two-thirds majority.

“Whether this is a danger to democracy? No, I don’t think so,” he stated on Tuesday.

According to him, an APC majority will not eliminate debates or dissent in the National Assembly, noting that lawmakers often vote based on issues, not party lines.

“If you’ve been following debates in the Senate, sometimes you can’t even distinguish who is PDP or APC in terms of the positions people take,” he said.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBYvbgLOqgQ

A former All Progressives Congress (APC) National Chairman and senator representing Edo North, Adams Oshiomhole, has dismissed concerns that the growing number of lawmakers defecting to the All Progressives Congress (APC) poses a threat to Nigeria’s democracy.

Oshiomhole responded to questions regarding the recent defection of three senators to the APC, bringing the party’s total strength in the Senate to 68, edging closer to a two-thirds majority.

“Whether this is a danger to democracy? No, I don’t think so,” he stated on Tuesday.

According to him, an APC majority will not eliminate debates or dissent in the National Assembly, noting that lawmakers often vote based on issues, not party lines.

“If you’ve been following debates in the Senate, sometimes you can’t even distinguish who is PDP or APC in terms of the positions people take,” he said.

Hmmmm

ddippset:
Mr Project..

Which Project..?

Let's even assume,,

So are you trying to tell me that Project delivery equals good governance?

There are many departments of governance and performance..

1. Road project delivery.
2. Educational infrastructure..
3. Agriculture.
4. Health care.
5. Creation of Employment opportunities.
6. Human capital development.
7. Educational subsidies.

Wike does well in Number 1 Only.. The rest ZERO.
And there's a reason why!

But I won't tell you.

Figure out for yourself...

Really?

Sure

ALTERNATEID:
Wike no dey look anybody face. E dey give everybody wotowoto 🤣🤣🤣

Torh

BlessedGift:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdTTm5uoC-U


Nyesom Wike, FCT Minister, said Atedo Peterside has not done anything for his people in Opobo. Establishing bank branches is for his personal gain. During the 2023 elections, Atedo did not disclose to the public that through his ANAP Foundation, he carried out polls that were skewed to favour his preferred candidate Peter Obi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdTTm5uoC-U


Nyesom Wike, FCT Minister, said Atedo Peterside has not done anything for his people in Opobo. Establishing bank branches is for his personal gain. During the 2023 elections, Atedo did not disclose to the public that through his ANAP Foundation, he carried out polls that were skewed to favour his preferred candidate Peter Obi