But Tilumbu has set up the INEC, the Supreme Court and the armed forces ready for himself to be pronounced winner of the next presidential election. He is also at war to destroy opposition parties so that he will be the sole candidate for the election.
That's why his Agbadorianss call him Master of Politics.
Omooba77: Nigeria economy is indeed in shock........
Even before the war in Iran began, Nigeria's economy was in shock, a voodoo economy where as the Naira gains against the Dollar, cost of necessary items were rising in Nigeria.
anonymous1759: Shut up , why can't this messiah start up his own political party 🙄 with Obidense as his Angels? He went to romance with structure of criminality like he said. Show me your friend I'll tell who you are. " Birds of the same feather " the only reason Agulu man his crying is because other politicians will out spend him to get the ticket. In LP he was the only one there no one could match his spendings that's why he was given the ticket. Only people like you believe any junk your messiah speaks. Format done cast.
Start a political party, use it to enter government house and defraud Nigeria, Chargolis - send the masses to penury. No electricity, That is no achievement. The man who did that can be praised only by ethnic bigots.
Meanwhile the United States sent over 100 Marines and more than 20 aircraft to rescue a pilot whose jet was shot down by Iran. The Pilot was a Colonel.
In Nigeria, 2027 presidential election is more important than soldiers for the Agbadoriansss.
nobilie: The north is gradually reducing her top officers. we can see that the cat they led into Nigeria for their own good has grown into a lion and feeding on her offspring.
The south is aware that this union may not stay beyond 20 years as we can not continue dragging our feet like this.
RIP soldier. There are now fewer number of armed forces personnel from the south of Nigeria because of the sabotage by soldiers friendly to the idea of Nigeria to be governed with sharia criminal laws.
Boko Haram is fighting for a country to be governed with Sharia criminal laws.
Issue is that as a Nigerian, if J. Amupitan is called upon to swear with the Bible that he is not the person who made those pro-Tinubu tweets, he will swear.
ufotunang: ... this is why a president should not have the right to appoint an INEC chairman .. The constitution has to be amended concerning this
Origin of Electoral malpractice in Nigeria - the sitting government appointing the referee of the game the government is a contestant. You ask: what do federal legislators actually do since they don't see the wrong with that and move for change?
Nigerian Igbo king? Means what in op's mind? What makes you people think that many Igbos move out of Igbo land in the first place? It will not last any longer.
Some Agbadoriansss may be taking all these as opposition talks. Not until they use fraud to return Tinubu and the military takes over Nigeria, their eyes go clear.
"Everyone claims to be democratic but not everyone is faithful to his or her word. We have governments that are democracies on paper, but not in function. They are democracies in form but not in substance. We have governments that only know democracy primarily through breaching it" ~ words on marble by Jagaban Asiwaju BAT ♾️
How?
But Fashola has been Tinubu's political thinktank. Sotay, Tinubu posted Fashola to become in charge of three big ministries in one - Power, Housing and Works put under one ministry. Alas, electricity supply went down to what Goodluck Jonathan administration left it.
Tinubu returned and told voters: if I don't give you steady electricity, don't vote me for 2nd term.
Fire brigade approach as election nears. He now remembers the promise he made during his presidential election campaign: if I don't give you steady electricity, don't vote for me for second term.
Was Nigeria not created in 1914 for people in it to die out gradually? Despite the turmoil in Nigeria, the creators of Nigeria still POLICE the country to remain one .
But Boko Haram says it's fighting for a country to be governed with Sharia criminal laws, the same unconstitutional Sharia criminal laws adopted unilaterally by the political and religious leaders in the far north Nigeria states beginning 1999. If the now called 12 Sharia states in far northern Nigeria are not accorded Islamic Republic of Arewa to be governed with Sharia criminal laws, there's no end to the Terrorist activities in Nigeria.
Vice President Kashim Shettima has stirred fresh political debate after declaring that Nigeria’s presidency cannot be attained through coercion, while also suggesting that there are more qualified leaders from the South-East than Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi.
Speaking on the country’s political climate, Shettima stressed the importance of inclusivity and consensus-building in a diverse nation like Nigeria. According to him, leadership must be built on trust and broad national acceptance rather than pressure tactics.
“In a multi-ethnic, multi-religious politics like ours, nobody can bulldoze his way to power through deceit, intimidation, threats or blackmail,” he said. “You get to power by building bridges and reaching out.”
The Vice President, however, expressed support for the emergence of a president from the South-East, describing it as a potential step toward healing longstanding historical divisions dating back to the civil war.
“I am for the emergence of a Nigerian president of South-Eastern extraction to heal the wounds of the civil war,” Shettima noted, though he criticized what he described as certain confrontational approaches adopted by some political actors from the region.
His remarks took a more direct turn when he asserted that the South-East has individuals he considers more qualified for the presidency than Obi, referring to the former Anambra State governor in pointed terms.
Shettima highlighted former Imo State Governor Rochas Okorocha as one such figure, praising his national reach and political experience across different regions of the country. He also commended former Ebonyi State Governor David Umahi for his infrastructural record, describing him as one of the most effective leaders to have emerged from the South-East.
Drawing from Nigeria’s political history, the Vice President emphasized the role of grassroots mobilization and alliances in achieving electoral success. He referenced the late Shehu Musa Yar’Adua’s strategy of building nationwide support networks, underscoring that political victories are often determined by coalition-building rather than regional popularity.
Shettima’s comments are expected to generate reactions across the political spectrum, particularly among supporters of Peter Obi, who remains a prominent opposition figure with strong backing among young voters and urban populations.
Political observers say the statement may also signal early positioning ahead of the 2027 general elections, as conversations around power rotation and regional representation continue to shape Nigeria’s political discourse.
As debates intensify, Shettima’s remarks have once again brought to the fore the complex dynamics of leadership, regional equity, and political strategy in Africa’s most populous nation.
Nigeria has been ruled by the "trusted" ones, by the ones who "built bridges."
But today Nigeria is in a mess.
Some people like Shettima continue to invent all sorts of clauses to consolidate ethnoreligious bigotry in the choice of apex political leadership of Nigeria.
As if fowls were killed. If they don't value human life in the Sharia states anymore, give them what they want: an Islamic country governed by sharia criminal justice system. Terrorists will disappear.
He talked about EVILS IN POWER IN NIGERIA. Oh yes, Jihadists in charge of government institutions. They are in sympathy with the cause of Boko Haram and its offshoots, the bandits and arned Fulani herdsmen. The three groups are fighting for a Nigeria to be governed with Sharia criminal laws, for total control of Nigeria and its mineral resources. They are fighting for the same Sharia criminal justice system adopted by the political and religious leaders in the far north of Nigeria. The Alex Babirs of the world can shout themselves hoarse, but until the US government sets out to dissolve Nigeria into more manageable countries, the Jihadists of Nigeria will not blink.