₦airaland Forum

Ojiofor:
Stop speaking senselessly in the name of ndi Igbo.

In your life, do not ever tell me what to do again.
This is the last warning I will give to you.

Yes — He has failed the people.
Tinubu have failed Nigerians and should face the consequences of his actions.

Tinubu should be impeached in October 2025.

If tinubu can not step down for an igbo man from south east region of Nigeria to be the next president of Nigeria in 2027, then the igbos will stop tinubu from winning the 2027 presidential election in Nigeria.

Tinubu have taken the Nigeria presidency mandate from igbos in 2023 and must return it back or Bola tinubu or igbos will not have the presidency in 2027 instead let the northerners have the presidency in 2027.

Factcheck0001:
so u have suddenly become Yoruba?

Don't forget your previous comments are everywhere

Give your opinion and stop asking senseless questions.

aswani:
Wonderful, blokos don dey hard again. I like your bravido though, shame it's all going to end in tears again.

Stop abusing and insulting people first, you might win hearts and minds of others and actually win the top prize. Then you can start the chest beating, not before.

You have not started crying yet.
By the time we start fully, maybe your cry and wailing will fill the social media.

Ttalk:
You have not clinch the position, you are already boasting, I have never seen this type of empty head before in my life.

Nzogbu nzogbu will only leave you frustrated.

I Love the way you are crying and wailing.
It pained you.

BlakKluKluxKlan:
For your own good, stop revelling in dellusions

Listen to me, for your own good, stop revelling in delusions.

Pat081:
You are right sir but do you think it will be easy for them If they can do it hmmm

It might not be easy for them to impeached tinubu but with courage and boldness on the side of the lawmakers they will succeed in impeaching tinubu as they discharge their constitutional duty as Nigeria lawmakers because that is what 85% out of 100% of Nigerians wants: tinubu impeachment.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25by-qbUNF8&pp=ygU0U2Nob29sIGNoaWxkcmVuIHRhbGsgYWJvdXQgdGludWJ1IGZvcmdlIGNlcnRpZmljYXRlIA%3D%3D

Softmirror:
Illusion is the disease. Lol 😂😂😂. They are at it again. Lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

You yorubas jokes with everything. Here comes a serious news of tinubu impeachment either September or October 2025, what you can do is laugh over it instead of you preparing like other Nigerians on how to celebrate and dance after hearing the final announcement from the legislative house.

Repent from tribalism, for Tribalism will do you no good.

Pat081:
They post nonsense who will do it ??when APC is almost 98 % in that house

Nigeria politics is sometimes unpredictable and when you think you know the outcome then you see different outcome and that is Nigeria politics for you.

It is very much possible that Tinubu will be impeached either in the month of September or October this year 2025 because I have heard this news from different sources.
So do not judge a book by its cover and even most of the 98% APC in the house are divided, some are against tinubu because of the economy hardship in the Nigeria while the remaining few of the 98% APC in the house are supporting tinubu because of what they are benefitting from tinubu.

Think again and stop the unthinking behavior.

In 2027, Igbo Man Will Clinches The Nigeria Presidency Despite All Odds. " The Tide Has Turned"

This is not fiction. This is not hope. This is a storm that has begun to sweep across Nigeria — bold, unshaken, and unstoppable.

After decades of political exclusion, strategic manipulation, and systematic sabotage, the long-awaited dream of Nigeria’s Southeast has finally risen above the noise — an Igbo man is set to become Nigeria’s president in 2027.

Against every attempt to silence the East, against deeply entrenched interests in the corridors of power, and despite coordinated opposition from the ruling party machine and those loyal to Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the Igbo spirit has broken through. What many said could never happen has now become inevitable.

“Nigeria is no longer a table where some are invited and others are served. In 2027, an Igbo son will sit at the head of that table — by right, by vote, and by destiny,” declared a Southeast coalition leader in Enugu.


This victory wasn’t born in boardrooms. It was birthed in the streets of Aba, the villages of Ebonyi, the markets of Onitsha, and the hearts of a people tired of waiting. The Southeast united like never before — one voice, one vision, one candidate. No more division, no more sabotage, no more playing second fiddle.

They didn’t beg.
They didn’t compromise.
They organized, mobilized, and electrified a nation.

While Tinubu’s camp scrambled to hold together a fractured alliance and Yorubaland backed the old guard, the Southeast was busy writing a new story — for itself, and for Nigeria.

And when attempts were made to block the emergence — through political blackmail, media attacks, and threats — the East did not bow. Instead, it stood taller.

“They used to laugh when we said the presidency would come to the East. Now they’re crying because it has,” said a youth leader in Abia.


This victory is not just for Ndigbo. It is for every Nigerian who has felt unseen, unheard, and left behind. The Igbo candidate — bold, visionary, and untainted — has captured hearts from the Middle Belt to the North, from the South-South to the diaspora.

He didn’t sell ethnicity — he sold a future. And the people bought in.


✊🏽 THE MESSAGE IS LOUD AND CLEAR:

✅ Nigeria is ready for justice.
✅ The East is no longer a spectator.
✅ The enemies of progress — no matter how powerful — can no longer stop the march of destiny.

As 2027 draws near, one truth is now impossible to ignore:

The East is rising — and this time, it’s not asking for permission. It’s taking its place.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efNfDk11pY8&pp=ygUtTmlnZXJpYSB0YWxrcyBhYm91dCB0aW51YnUgZm9yZ2UgY2VydGlmaWNhdGUg
Did Tinubu Really Forge CSU Certificate?

A growing wave of political consciousness and public demand for accountability is sweeping across Nigeria as citizens nationwide intensify calls for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to publicly address the long-standing controversy surrounding his alleged forged academic certificate. With the 2027 presidential elections looming closer, many Nigerians are boldly declaring: “No clarification, no candidacy!”

In a climate marked by rising political awareness and emboldened civic engagement, citizens from various walks of life — youth activists, civil society groups, political analysts, and even members of the ruling party — are insisting that Tinubu must publicly clear the air on the certificate saga that has cast a shadow over his political career for decades.


On social media platforms, street corners, town halls, and radio call-in shows, a singular message is echoing: transparency or step aside. Hashtags like #TinubuMustExplain and #NoClarificationNoContest are trending on X (formerly Twitter), with thousands calling on the President to either address the issue head-on or withdraw his 2027 re-election ambition.

> “We are tired of recycled silence. If the President wants our votes in 2027, he must face the people and tell the truth about the certificate saga. Enough of the hide-and-seek,” said Chika Umeh, a youth leader from Enugu.



Others argue that if Tinubu remains silent, it sets a dangerous precedent for future leaders and undermines the credibility of Nigeria’s democratic process.


The controversy, which first gained traction years ago, alleges that President Tinubu may have submitted questionable academic credentials during his political career. Though the matter has seen various legal and political twists, the President has largely sidestepped directly addressing the Nigerian people about it.

While his supporters maintain that the saga is politically motivated and legally resolved, critics argue that silence in the court of public opinion speaks volumes.

“You cannot aspire to lead a country and remain mute on a matter that questions your integrity. Nigerians deserve clarity, not courtroom technicalities,” noted Dr. Hadiza Garba, a political analyst based in Kaduna.


With a growing youth population and a tech-savvy electorate demanding accountability like never before, 2027 is shaping up to be a defining moment for Nigerian democracy. Political observers say the tide is changing, and the old playbook of political evasion is losing its magic.

“Tinubu may have survived the storm in 2023, but 2027 is a different beast. Nigerians are no longer interested in myths and mysteries. They want facts, receipts, and honesty,” said Ugochukwu Adewale, editor-in-chief of The Nigerian Mirror.


As the pressure mounts, all eyes are now on Aso Rock. Will President Tinubu finally break his silence and address the nation in an open, honest declaration? Or will he continue to treat the saga as a non-issue — risking not just his political future, but the trust of a nation?

For many Nigerians, the answer is simple:
“Come clean or don’t come at all.”

tungamaje:
What's going on? The other day, it was reported that Igbo youths have agreed to contribute money and buy Tinubu his reelection ticket. Which one is real?

Igbos can not support tinubu just as igbos did not support tinubu in 2023. Igbos believe it is south east region to produce the next president of Nigeria in 2027 just as it was in 2023 presidential election when igbos voted for an igbo man from south east region resulting in peter obi winning the five south east states with the highest votes.

Should Tinubu Be Impeached in September or October 2025? Nigerians Debate Heatedly!

As Nigeria approaches a critical political crossroads, the question on everyone’s lips is: Should President Bola Tinubu be impeached, and if so, when — September or October 2025? The nation is abuzz with arguments from supporters and critics alike, making this a hot topic for political observers, citizens, and lawmakers.


Several factors have fueled calls for impeachment:

Economic Challenges: Inflation rates remain stubbornly high, and unemployment figures are worrying many Nigerians, leading to growing dissatisfaction with the current administration’s economic policies.

Security Concerns: Despite efforts, insurgency and banditry continue to plague multiple states, with citizens demanding more effective government response.

Allegations of Corruption: Critics allege misuse of funds and lack of transparency within the government, though investigations are ongoing.

Legislative Friction: Tense relations between the executive and the National Assembly have resulted in frequent clashes, with some lawmakers pushing hard for an impeachment process.

Why Some Say September, Not October

Urgency: Advocates for a September impeachment argue that immediate action is necessary to prevent further deterioration of governance and public confidence.

Legislative Calendar: September marks the beginning of a new legislative session, making it a strategic time to introduce impeachment proceedings.

Public Pressure: Many grassroots movements and civil society groups have scheduled rallies and protests in September, aiming to increase pressure on lawmakers.

Arguments for Waiting Until October

Due Process: Opponents argue that a rushed impeachment could undermine constitutional procedures and thorough investigations.

Political Stability: Some fear that an impeachment in September could destabilize Nigeria’s fragile political environment, advocating for a more measured approach in October.

Time to Address Issues: Waiting till October allows the administration a chance to rectify problems and possibly regain public trust.


Political analysts caution that impeachment is a double-edged sword: while it may address leadership failures, it could also deepen political divides and affect investor confidence.

Do you think President Tinubu should be impeached this September or next October? Or should Nigeria focus on other solutions?

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Raf4:
You can only try...........your votes still remain proverbial dot in a circle!

That is what you think but you will be disappointed when Tinubu is not re-elected in 2027.
Tinubu is a one term president (O.T.P)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ah9i3qC6Gag&pp=ygUaWW9ydWJhIHdvbWVuIGN1cnNlIHRpbnVidSA%3D

Tinubu Weighs ACN Revival as Igbo Pressure Mounts for South‑East APC Flagbearer in 2027


Despite the official merger of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) into the APC in February 2013, internal party sources confirm that there remains a discrete “ACN bloc” loyal to Bola Tinubu, vested in preserving the party’s original identity and philosophy, which was rooted in conservative liberal democracy and strong pro-South-West branding .

Reports in Daily Trust suggest that Tinubu still exercises informal control over this bloc. In 2020, a faction within the group even warned of resurgence or breakaway if they felt overshadowed within the merged APC structure .

Speculation is now rife that Tinubu may symbolically “return” to ACN—through re‑registration or project rebranding—as a nod to founding supporters and to reset the APC’s internal balance ahead of 2027.

In a high‑profile Enugu consultative meeting in May 2025, APC South‑East leaders—including governors Hope Uzodinma (Imo), Francis Nwifuru (Ebonyi), former Senate President Anyim Pius Anyim, and Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu—unanimously urged more Igbo members to join the party, highlighting the need to “bring the South‑East closer to the corridors of power” and dispel perceptions of marginalisation .

Political commentators on nativist forums and obscure APC cells have openly urged Tinubu not to recontest in 2027, suggesting instead that he back a credible Igbo successor:

“Tinubu should ... pick an Igbo man from South‑East that is an APC member and loyal to him to become his successor … Nigerians will see Tinubu as a true nationalist …”

Prominent Igbo organisations have intensified their calls for the rotational presidency to favour the South‑East in 2027. The Alaigbo Development Foundation, led by Prof. Ukachukwu Awuzie, released a detailed statement earlier this year demanding a "national consensus" to ensure that the next president is of Igbo extraction—note must be tied to the exoneration of Igbos implied by Gen. Babangida’s memoir (published January 2025) .

Meanwhile, the World Igbo Summit Group, which brings together diaspora elites, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, and other affiliates, has long insisted that major political parties must “field Igbo presidential candidates from the South‑East,” dating back to 2016 but still regularly affirmed in communiqués across North America and Europe .

In addition, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, the apex socio‑cultural organization, has formally rejected proposals by PDP’s Atiku Abubakar for a northern presidency in 2027, stating that such a move "has irreparably tarnished his standing among the Igbo populace" and affirming that the South‑East must produce the next president .


In May 2025, APC’s National Working Committee endorsed President Tinubu as the party’s sole 2027 flagbearer, affirming continuity for the “Renewed Hope Agenda” and citing economic reforms such as fuel subsidy removal and naira liberalization as successes that benefited investors .

But on the ground in the South‑East, The Guardian notes, APC is still largely seen as an outsider set, struggling to break its 2023 low performance in the region (127,607 votes vs. Peter Obi’s 1,960,590)—a gap now being framed as a national opportunity if APC were to offer an Igbo candidate.

Prof. Ukachukwu Awuzie (Alaigbo Dev. Foundation):
"This is not venal agitation—it springs from revived dignity among Igbos. Our history demands power-sharing.”

Dr. Ijomah Arodiogbu (APC SE Zonal Chairman):
“APC is ready for 2027, but the South‑East must be central—not marginal in the ticket distribution.”

ACN‑bloc loyalists (Daily Trust, 2020):
“We cannot condone weakening of our founding identity ... disagreement over Tambuwal’s ascendancy may force us to break away.”

President Tinubu stands at a strategic inflection point. Supporting an Igbo successor—or even championing a symbolic return to ACN—could realign perceptions, preserve legacy, and position the APC for a more inclusive 2027 campaign. But it also carries the risk of destabilizing the party’s Southwest base and upsetting structural unity.

With Igbo socio‑cultural groups, APC insiders, and diaspora networks converging pressure from different angles, the next build-up to the APC presidential convention may determine whether Tinubu remains candidate or becomes kingmaker in favour of an Igbo successor. The principle of “Igbo in APC’s 2027 ticket” is no longer fringe—it is fast becoming central to Nigeria’s political calculus heading into the election.

Factcheck0001:
so Tinubu will not contest for president in 2027?

Omo Wetin mpuru do u people from that side no b small ooo


Both old n young are delusional

Tinubu have now understand that money can not buy everyone especially when igbos members of APC are fighting for their rights to produce the next president of Nigeria in 2027 "igbo president of Nigeria from south east Nigeria"

Say No To Tribalism

Factcheck0001:
these people will always want to reap where they didn't sow, the same people who hates APC with passion are demanding from same APC they hate

What happened to apga, labour n ADC?

Did you know that igbos are among the founding fathers of APC?

Rochas okorocha and other igbos founded the APC but tinubu and other yorubas fought against the igbos in APC and almost succeeded in silencing rochas okorocha.

Softmirror:
You mean the same APC South East that delivered only 3% vote for Tinubu in the whole of South East during the last Presidential election?!

Did you know that David umahi and orji kalu made tinubu the president of Nigeria?

What you do not know is bigger than you.

APC cabals have spoken already that Tinubu should hand over to APC igbo member in 2027 and heaven will not fall.