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Those who celebrities endorsement will make you president or change a Nigeria Fulani demography are delusional. How many celebrities have condemned the killing in Biafraland? That they organised EndSars, what has that changed? Have they condemned Fulani killings all over Nig?

We are not moved! Biafrans have made their position known on no election in Biafraland. Those celebrities coming for Peter Obi have never for once condemned the military carnage in our land, so where is the fake love? People that could not sustain protest for two weeks.

We will shock all of you in 2023

LASG EXONERATES STAFF FROM TRUMPED-UP CHARGES AFTER INVESTIGATION

The Lagos State Ministry of Transportation has exonerated its officer, Mr. Nuhman Edu, an Assistant Director of Transport Operations from alleged involvement in an unlicensed enforcement activity.

A statement issued by the Ministry said the Officer, who was earlier accused of collaborating with suspected agents to carry out unauthorised enforcement, came out blameless after a thorough investigation of the incident.

It explained that Edu received a notice from the Rapid Response Squad (RRS) that some staff of the Ministry had been arrested for carrying out unauthorised enforcement duties and in line with his responsibility as the Secretary in charge of enforcement-related issues in the Ministry, he was invited to identify the suspects.

Thereafter, he proceeded to RRS office, saw the suspects and confirmed that they were not members of the disbanded Adhoc Staff of the Removal of Abandoned Vehicle Committee (RAVC).

"He was directed to write a statement to this effect but, subsequently, the RRS Officer in charge mistook Mr. Edu as an accomplice in the extortion of the public. The RRS personnel insisted that he must be charged with the suspects without contacting his Supervisor/Director at the Ministry to further verify claims", the statement said.

Unfortunately, Mr. Edu’s photograph was taken and used to defame him on social media, damaging the reputation of a very loyal and hardworking staff of the Ministry.

While decrying the negative online publicity and the untoward damage to the officer’s reputation, the release maintained that Mr. Edu was not and has never been involved in any illegal operation while discharging his statutory responsibilities, insisting that he is a very hardworking, loyal and dedicated civil servant.

The Transportation Ministry urged members of the public to disregard the misleading and unfounded allegation, declaring that the officer had been decorated as an outstanding officer without any blemish during his career spanning over two decades in the Lagos State Civil Service.

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See all di Nigeria presidential candidates for 2023 so far

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9 June 2022

All di political parties for Nigeria don finish dia primary elections as na Thursday 9 June 2022 di INEC deadline for completion of primaries and submission of presidential candidates go expire.

On Wednesday ruling All Progress Congress conclude dia own for Abuja wia Asiwaju Bola Tinubu emerge as winner.

While main opposition People’s Democratic Party wey hold dia own last week announce Atiku Abubakar as dia flagbearer for di 2023 elections.

Oda parties like Labour, New Nigeria Peoples Party, Young Progressive Party and Africa Action Congress don all conclude dia conventions and announce dia presidential candidates.

Dis na di list of all di presidential candidates so far for Nigeria after di completion of party primaries.


Prince Malik Ado-Ibrahim (YPP)

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Prince Malik emerge as di presidential candidate for Young Progressive Party after dia convention wey hold on Wednesday.

According to im profile on Wikipedia di Kogi state prince and son of Ohinoyi of Ebiraland na billionaire wey energy company Bicernegy and also founder of Formula One team Arrows A20.

For 2020 tori of im marriage to billionaire daughter Adama Indimi grab serious attention at di time

Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso (NNPP)
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Di New Nigeria Peoples Party hold dia own covention inside Moshood Abiola stadium for Abuja wia dem announce former Kano state govnor Rabiu Kwankwaso as dia flagbearer for next year presidential elections.

Di two term govnor also serve as senator after e leave office between 2015-2019 and not long ago serve as minister of defence under Olusegun Obasanjo presidency.

2023 go be di third time wey Kwankwaso go dey seek Nigeria’s highest office but di oda two attempts end for primaries.


Omoyele Sowore (AAC)

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Di Africa Action Congress hold dia own convention since last month wia founder and publisher of Sahara Reporters Omoyele Sowore emerge as dia presidential candidate.

Dis go be di second time wey Sowore go run for presidential election after also running in 2019.

Di publisher/activist bin chop arrest few years ago unto Revolution Now protest wey e bin wan organise across Nigeria.

Peter Obi (LP)

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Former govnor of Anambra state for southeastern Nigeria Peter Obi na im become flagbearer when Labour Party hold dia convention for Asaba Delta state last month.

Former aspirant himself Professor Pat Utomi step down for Obi wia e also tok say Obi deserve to get chance to govern Nigeria.

Dis na di second time wey di two term govnor go dey ontop presidential ticket since e serve as running mate to Atiku Abubakar of di PDP for 2019 elections, na dia party come second.


Prince Adewole Adebayo (SDP)

Di Social Democratic Party announce Prince Adebayo as dia flagbearer after dia primary election wey hold on Wednesday for Abuja.

Di lawyer and founder of KAFTAN Television defeat di only female presidential aspirant for Nigeria Khadija Lamidi to emerge winner.

Di Prince say na di turn of Nigerian masses to lead di kontri and e go visit every corner to campaign to become next Nigerian president.


Kola Abiola ( PRP)

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Eldest son of late business tycoon Moshood Abiola, Kola, na im win primaries wey Peoples Redemption Party hold for Abuja to emerge as dia presidential candidate for next year.

Kola just like im father dey into business and e defeat former MD of Bank of di North Falalu Bello to grab di presidential ticket on Sunday.

Dis no be di first time wey Kola go dabble into politics as e don happun before but di 59 year old go dey hope say e fit win dis time around.


Asiwaju Bola Tinubu (APC)

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For dia convention wey hold for Eagles Square inside Abuja All Progressive Congress announce former Lagos state govnor Asiwaju Tinubu as dia candidate for next year presidential elections.

Di two term govnor wey bin also serve as senator during di brief third republic for Nigeria.

Na im party dey currently in office so dat one make dem di party to beat.


Atiku Abubakar (PDP)

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Former Nigeria Vice President Atiku Abubakar emerge winner for Peoples Democratic Party primaries wey hold last week for Abuja defeating likes of strong contender Nyeson Wike.

2023 go be di sixth time wey Atiku go seek to become Nigeria president after first showing interest for 1993 even though e no get im party ticket at di time.

Di Adamawa state born businessman contest general elections for 2007, 2011 and 2019 elections.

We still dey update dis list.

2023: 16 parties produce presidential candidates

June 9, 2022

By Clifford Ndujihe, Politics Editor

AHEAD of today’s deadline given by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, for political parties to conclude their primaries, 16 of the 18 registered political parties have produced their presidential candidates.

At press time, two parties, the African Democratic Party, ADP; and Action Peoples Party, APP, were yet to produce their candidates

Parties that have produced their standard bearers include the ruling All progressives Congress, APC; main opposition Peoples Democratic Party, PDP; Labour Party, LP; and the New Nigerian Peoples Party, NNPP.

Presidential Candidates

*Atiku Abubakar, Peoples Democratic Party, PDP

*Bola Ahmed Tinubu, All Progressives Congress, APC

*Peter Obi, Labour Party, LP

*Yusuf Mamman Dantalle Allied People’s Movement, APM

*Musa Kwankwaso, New Nigeria Peoples Party, NNPP

*Chekwas Okorie, All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA

*Kola Abiola, Peoples Redemption Party, PRP

*Omoyele Sowore, African Action Congress, AAC

*Adewole Adebayo Social Democratic Party, SDP

*Dumebi Kachikwu, African Democratic Congress, ADC

*Okwudili Nwa-Anyajike, National Rescue Movement, NRM

*Dan Nwanyanwu, Zenith Labour Party, ZLP

*Christopher Imumolen, Accord

*Hamza Al-Mustapha, Action Alliance, AA

* Malik Ado-Ibrahim, Young Progressive Party, YPP

* Sunday Adenuga, Boot Party, BP