They did not state how much they are spending this time around..... They are hiding it, cos as usual, they will share the money among themselves and Se it to bribe judges, and to rig 2027 elections....
Lovelink1991: Situation like this shows that we should not trust anybody.
A girl chase out her roommate after she caught her boyfriend sleeping with her roommate after two months of trying to live with the incident as if nothing happened.
A newly released political breakdown of Nigeria’s governorship landscape as of May 2026 shows overwhelming dominance by the All Progressives Congress (APC), which currently controls 31 out of the country’s 36 states.
The remaining five states are shared among smaller parties, each holding just one state. These include the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Labour Party (LP), All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Accord Party, and the Allied Peoples Movement (APM).
Notably, Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, remains the sole governor under the PDP, highlighting a significant shift in Nigeria’s political balance and raising questions about the future strength of the opposition. With APC’s firm grip on the majority of states, analysts say the current structure underscores both the party’s growing influence and the fragmented nature of opposition politics across the country.
Means he is strong, resolute, has character, and can not be bought by Tinubu and the APC
A newly released political breakdown of Nigeria’s governorship landscape as of May 2026 shows overwhelming dominance by the All Progressives Congress (APC), which currently controls 31 out of the country’s 36 states.
The remaining five states are shared among smaller parties, each holding just one state. These include the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Labour Party (LP), All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Accord Party, and the Allied Peoples Movement (APM).
Notably, Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, remains the sole governor under the PDP, highlighting a significant shift in Nigeria’s political balance and raising questions about the future strength of the opposition. With APC’s firm grip on the majority of states, analysts say the current structure underscores both the party’s growing influence and the fragmented nature of opposition politics across the country.
Means he is strong, resolute, and can not be bought by Tinubu and the APC
Validated: Do not mind the cornfused aide. They are now jittery as they never wanted Obi on the ballot. As it stands now SE, SS and NW are no go areas for APC. If Atiku holds NE, Tinubu can only win in the 5 SW states.
HacheNoire: He should take his lecture to Anambra State University where it is more needed.
Oh! I forgot, the university does not even have a state of the art and equipped auditorium.
Anambra student need more of those messages. Letting them know the need to invest at home and grow the state, and stop believing they can only make it in West.
abbasajao: Aṣọ dúdú yí na ni. Bí ẹni òfò ṣé. Minister for bereavement.
What has those who wear white clothes whom you deludedly support done for you if not pain, sorrows, and the feed you propaganda which you gulliblly drink up....
Oh.... I feel and see your pain, you are jealous of P.O...
You and your principal's can Never be like him, you all are not worthy to buckle his sandals not to talk of his shoes.
Continue in your pain pls.... Till it turns to mourning.
Obi, the obidients, and true patriotic Nigerians will keep shining
OredoPikin: Back in 2022/23, during the campaign run up to the 2023 elections, Peter Obi traveled to Egypt to study how they solved their power crisis, a fix so successful they now run a surplus. He wanted to see if that model could work for Nigeria.
What did he get for it? Attacks. APC supporters mocked him, insisting the Buhari led APC government had already signed a deal with the same Siemens that handled Egypt’s turnaround. Photos of transformers circulated. “It’s done,” they said. “Obi is late.”
Fast forward to 2026. Four years have passed. Another election cycle is here. APC is still in power.
for context, the deal was signed in 2018 to add 25,000MW to our electricity generation. It's been 8yrs since that deal was signed.
So, where is the Siemens deal? Where is the electricity?
Where are the transformers we were shown back then? Where is the megawatt increase Nigerians were promised under the Presidential Power Initiative with Siemens?
If the deal was real and executed, why are we still battling the same grid collapses and poor supply? If it failed, why the silence?
We can’t pretend this is not a question worth asking. Before we start debating 2027, Nigerians deserve an account of the last promises made.
To the APC supporters and defenders who told us the Siemens deal was already "settled" in 2022: where is it?
Power is not propaganda. It’s either in your sockets or it is not. And right now, the only thing Nigerians can see clearly is darkness.
Where is the Siemens deal? Where is the electricity?
All we are getting is the falling and collapsing of the grid like bulabulu
PulaPower: An anonymous Iranian woman has bravely stepped forward on the international stage to describe what's really happening on the ground in Tehran as President Donald Trump's two-week ceasefire with Iran tentatively began Tuesday. Anonymous indeed
Cheap Jews propaganda..
After Iran don show dem shege, nah media propaganda remain..
Still wonder most times the way you and your type reason....
Your supreme leader and many of his henchmen has been sent to be with their 72 virgins, your terrorist regime infrastructures have been destroyed, and you still have the courage to come out and speak on behalf a dead regime? And still try to create propaganda for them.... I weak for una
Iran govt. being the terrorists they are were targeting civilian buildings in Isreal, while IDF was busy destroying all islamic govt. Infrastructures in Iran....
This is the more reason why terrorist must not be allowed to have nuclear weapons, they'll just wake up one morning and decide to kill millions because their leader did not greet the Islamic supreme leader good morning
iwaeda: The Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Matthew Kukah, has warned that Nigeria is drifting dangerously amid what he described as “endless turbulence,” cautioning that the country could slide into a deeper crisis if urgent steps are not taken to restore trust, security, and good governance.
In his 2026 Easter message issued on Sunday and titled Faith and Hope in Times of Turbulence, Kukah painted a grim picture of a nation weighed down by insecurity, economic hardship, and leadership challenges.
“Turbulence is Nigeria’s surname,” the cleric declared, describing the country as one trapped in a cycle of instability worsened by what he called “self-generated turbulence by the local elites.”
He said the worsening security situation had spiralled into a humanitarian crisis, with thousands killed, millions displaced, and several communities devastated by violence.
“After over 20 years and well over 20,000 corpses, the grim harvester still roams freely across the country,” he said.
“For now, our nation has become what the late Pope Francis referred to as a field hospital.”
Kukah warned that growing distrust in the military and other government institutions was pushing desperate citizens into dangerous alliances, including collaboration with criminal elements.
“Years of fatigue have lured ordinary citizens into the treacherous embrace of bandits,” he said, noting that some individuals now serve as informants, thereby “trading the future of their families and communities.”
Addressing governance issues, Kukah accused Nigeria’s political elite of failing to fulfil campaign promises, leaving millions of citizens in poverty and many young people without hope for a better future.
“The Nigerian landscape is still riddled with unredeemed promissory notes,” he said.
“Unemployment is smothering the dreams of young people in the cradles of their hope.”
He criticised short-term relief interventions, arguing that such measures reflected deeper systemic failures in governance and planning.
“Merely distributing food is an admission of the failure of our nation to develop robust and aggressive agricultural plans capable of ending hunger,” he said.
Despite the bleak outlook, Kukah urged Nigerians, particularly Christians, not to give in to despair but to remain steadfast in faith and moral responsibility.
“We may be struck down, but we cannot be destroyed,” he said, while emphasising the need to strike a balance between the right to self-defence and the pursuit of peace.
He also urged citizens to play active roles in rebuilding the country, rather than assigning blame solely to leaders.
“It is a great mistake for us to ignore what role each and every one of us can play,” he said.
“Let us not surrender to despair, as we could become guilty bystanders.”
Drawing on biblical imagery, the cleric expressed optimism that Nigeria could overcome its present challenges through faith, unity, and collective action.
“The boat of our nation is threatening to sink, yet even in his sleep, he is awake to command the storm to be still,” he said.
He concluded with a call for both prayer and practical action towards national renewal.
“We pray but must also work hard, believing that the walls created by war and division will ultimately fall,” he added.
The message comes as Nigerians celebrate Easter amid persistent security concerns, rising cost of living, and growing worries about national unity and stability.
And they keep shooting themselves on the leg, Tinubu went to his to say he can't stay there for more than 10mins cos the airport does not have electricity, now this Wike has come to say openly that he'll shoot a media presenter and commit murder because of APC.... The desperation is glaring even in the face of their failure, the shenaniganism, the high handedness, the wickedness, the lack of interest fr the masses is very glaring.... And these are the people some mofos are rooting for.... Most times I ask If the really have conscience, whether they are human, or is it that they are plain stufpid