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alsudan:
The Toad Amupitan can not continue as INEC Chairman.

APC (Bashir) exposing APC.

The food the North is cooking for Tinubu will soon don.

Tomson1:
https://punchng.com/fg-to-withdraw-passports-from-citizens-who-renounce-status/

zinaunreal:
Real facts that cannot be countered

SixSeven:
Don't say that.

"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 ♾️

SlavaUkraini:
https://www.thecable.ng/bala-mohammed-hosts-bauchi-apc-reps-in-abuja-ahead-of-planned-defection/

imagrg:
Bloggers and fake news na 5&6

Jerryblaq:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmWPlQUQeUE&pp=0gcJCdoKAYcqIYzv

Bwanasaraw:
I was shocked in 2023 when a doctor in Auchi sold his hospital and relocated to the UK with his Family.

He was a strong critic of the West but I was surprised he didn't relocate to Saudi, Iran, Pakistan or China

BlackViper:
#Statisense
(NHS 2025)


Source

Lifestylecom:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7b-a6SZDkA

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.

https://voicenews.com.ng/shettima-says-presidency-cant-be-won-by-coercion-suggests-south-east-has-better-qualified-leaders-than-obi/

Kpongolo:
The topic says APC you are mentioning Obi

It will not be bad if you advice one of the party chieftain in your party to at least

Organize a mental day check up for everyone in APC a free program.

Something is fundamentally wrong with many of you

Dennisochampa:
They don't love Nigeria...
They just want to be in power.
None of the current politicians love Nigeria....
They are all just the same evil in different forms....
As for me, I go choose the evil I think is better.. . Tinubu... At least, until we have someone better....
As for these ones...... Nah......

illicit:
Seriously speaking

What can be done to practically end this killings in the middle belt


This always happen, no matter who is president

Putindbutt:
Take your L and get out. You think because you're an American citizen, you then have the audacity to come here and potentially incite religious violence.

The current Administration does not give a hoot if you came from the hottest part of Jupiter or the coldest part of America. If you do anyhow, we throw you back to the shïthole you came from.

If dem born you and Trump well, come back to Nigeria

jmoore:
Muslim extremists will leave terrorists alone and be calling for the arrest of a Christian that is speaking against Christian genocide. And these extremists are well known APC Tinubu supporters.