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Tinubu, APC is a plague |
Tinubu is unsellable A bad product Having an alliance with him will obviously boomerang |
Nigeria will become lender to other nations by 2026 – Remi Tinubu Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has expressed confidence that the country will soon attain a level of prosperity that will enable it to lend money to other nations. She made the remark on Sunday in Ile-Ife, Osun State, after receiving the chieftaincy title of Yeye Asiwaju Gbogbo Ile Oodua at an event held to mark the 10th coronation anniversary of the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi. The ceremony drew several high-profile guests, including former President Olusegun Obasanjo; the wife of the Vice President, Nana Shettima; former First Lady, Patience Jonathan; Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke; Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu; Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun; and former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Dimeji Bankole. Other dignitaries present were former Ogun State Governor, Ibikunle Amosun; Lagos State Deputy Governor, Dr Obafemi Hamzat; Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Mudashiru Obasa; Osun State Deputy Governor, Kola Adewusi; and former Osun First Lady, Kafayat Oyetola. JUST IN: Tinubu’s govt breaks silence on military coup in Guinea-Bissau – Tribune Online Traditional rulers at the event included the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar; the Olu of Warri, Ogiame Atuwatse III; the Orangun of Ila, Oba Abdulwahab Oyedotun; and the Soun of Ogbomoso, Oba Ghandi Olaoye. Senator Tinubu, who praised the Ooni for the honour, said, “Today is a not a day of long speeches, I want to thank the people of Ile-Ife, I also thank the Ooni of Ile-Ife for bestowing such honour. “Nigeria’s joy has come; those wondering how we want to do it, we will show them how things are being done. By 2026, Nigeria will be in prosperity; we will be lending to other nations. “It is important to say it here at the source of the Yoruba race today, that during the administration of President Bola Tinubu, people will wonder how he has able to achieve such a milestone,” she said. https://tribuneonlineng.com/nigeria-will-become-lender-to-other-nations-by-2026-remi-tinubu/amp/
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This is our subsidy money |
seunmsg:You making reference to a court order that doesn't exist is surprising |
seunmsg:Can you please avail us of the court order barring INEC from recognizing Gwarzo as the NDC candidate |
madridguy:While your socalled 1st position candidate was being greeted with chants of “Ole! Ole! Bamayi! Bamayi!” on the streets of Nigerians |
Tata boys will obviously welcome this |
favor914:You didn't add “bitter,” or did you forget? As for the word “delusional,” Tinubu has that one reserved exclusively for himself. Atiku called him delusional for going to Kaduna to blame the Opposition for the hunger and poverty his calamitous regime has inflicted on Nigerians. |
KillahPriest:Honestly, they really need to be remembered for something, anything at all. Someone above said they are remembered with 100MB of data because, data is life |
MaziObinnaokija:Actually, the next four years you're referring to will be spent by Tinubu in UK and French hospitals, not in Aso Rock. |
Tinubu have been rejected by all and sundry |
agulion:Even Tinubu is sick and tired of himself |
favor914:You’re getting more frustrated and bitter by the day. Anyone who makes a comment you don’t like gets the same recycled response: “Bitter Opposition-Hungry Obidients.” Is that the only line in your political vocabulary, or has frustration finally run out of your original thoughts? |
Don’t come for campaign in Cross River if you don’t address our grievances – APC Support Group warns Tinubu The National Patriotic Front for Tinubu, NPFFT, has issued a caution to the APC Presidential Campaign Council to suspend its rally in Calabar slated for Monday, November 2, except President Bola Tinubu addresses the many concerns about the state. They have therefore temporarily withdrawn its political support for President Tinubu in Cross River State. They have demanded that he officially visit the state before his presidential rally will hold. The group said its decision was informed by unresolved grievances over Cross River’s oil-producing status, federal appointments, promotion of indigenes in federal institutions and political representation. In a statement signed by its Director-General, Castro Ezama, and other officials, NPFFT said it would suspend political mobilisation for Tinubu in the state until meaningful steps were taken to address its demands. It said the President should engage political stakeholders, traditional rulers, youths, women and business leaders, insisting that the state should not be left out of his national political engagements. The group also urged the organisers to reschedule the proposed November 2 rally to allow adequate mobilisation, consultation and participation by stakeholders across the state. Other demands include the restoration of Cross River’s oil-producing status, subject to relevant constitutional, statutory and boundary processes, and the appointment of a qualified indigene as substantive Chief Medical Director of the Federal Psychiatric Hospital, Calabar. NPFFT further called for a transparent review of outstanding promotion issues affecting qualified Cross River indigenes in the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission, NUPRC. It also demanded that the ruling party’s National Women Leader position be returned to Cross River State, arguing that the state deserved fair representation in the distribution of key political offices. The group, however, said its decision was not a permanent withdrawal of support for Tinubu, adding that it remained open to dialogue with the Presidency and the ruling party. It urged its members and supporters to remain peaceful and law-abiding while awaiting a response from the relevant authorities https://apexnewsexclusive.com/2026/10/dont-come-for-campaign-in-cross-river-if-you-dont-address-our-grievances-apc-support-group-warns-tinubu/ |
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Catholic church, CAN disown inclusion of Bishop’s name in APC campaign list, demand immediate removal The Catholic Diocese of Enugu and the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Enugu State Chapter, have separately rejected the inclusion of Auxiliary Bishop of Enugu, Most Rev. Dr. Ernest Ane zichukwu Obodo, and other Christian leaders in the Enugu State All Progressives Congress (APC) Campaign Council list, describing their inclusion as unauthorised and misleading. The two Christian bodies issued separate statements distancing themselves from the campaign council list, insisting that neither Bishop Obodo nor the other affected religious leaders were consulted or gave their consent before their names were published. The controversy followed the circulation of the Enugu State APC Campaign Council list, which named Bishop Obodo, who is also the Chairman of CAN in Enugu State, as Director of the Faith Based (Christians) Campaign Group. The list also identified Rev. Chimaobi Aniwenе as Secretary, while Very Rev. Uzoma Ogbodo was named Deputy Director for the East, Pst. Kenneth Asogwa for the North and Rev. Amb. Mrs. Angela Ijeoma Madueke for the West. Other prominent Christian clerics and leaders listed as members included Pst. Ugochukwu Anike, Ven. Francis Mountainfly, Very Rev. Stanley S. Nweke, Rev. Fr. Ben Collins Okwesileze, Rev. Fr. Thomas Onuh, Rev. Fr. Francis Okigbo, Rev. Dr. Fidelis Nwiwu, Pst. David Anyiam, Pastor Victor Olniya, Pastor Robert Eze, Prof. Bennedeth Okoli, Rev. Godhonour Mbah and Rev. Dr. Engr. Chidi Okeke. The list further contained Pst. Obinna Abba, Amara Ogbu, Sister Judith Dinwoke, Pst. Ngozi Obiakor, Rev. Chiononso Agbo, Rev. Obinna Odo, Pastor Tochukwu Okoye, Bishop Egbounu Ikechukwu, Pst. Mrs. Gladys Chukwu, Chioma Ononyeba, Pst. Martins Akuresanm, Rev. Ikoro Benjamin, Rev. Obinna Nwafor, Rev. Oshine Maxwell, Rev. Christian Onwuchekwa, Very Rev. Benson Nwobodo, Very Rev. Agbo Nehemiah, Rev. Chigbo Chime, Rev. Emmanuel Okoroafor and Pastor John Tochukwu Ogbo. In a disclaimer dated October 30, 2026, the Catholic Diocese of Enugu categorically stated that Bishop Obodo’s inclusion was without his knowledge or consent. The Diocese described the action as wholly unauthorised, misleading and unacceptable, warning that it created a false impression of the Bishop’s political disposition and undermined his integrity and ecclesiastical reputation. According to the statement, Bishop Obodo strongly condemned what it described as a malicious act of misrepresentation and defamation. The Diocese reiterated that the Catholic Church does not engage in partisan politics, participate in political campaigns or endorse political parties. It stressed that the Church remains politically neutral and committed to its spiritual mission and the promotion of peace, justice and the common good. It further acknowledged that individual Christians are free to exercise their civic and democratic rights but maintained that no individual or group should exploit the name, office or identity of the Church or its ministers for partisan political interests. Consequently, the Diocese demanded the immediate removal of Bishop Obodo’s name, alongside the names of all other Catholic priests included without their knowledge and consent, from the campaign council list and all related publications. It also warned that any continued or subsequent unauthorised use of the Bishop’s name, title, image or ecclesiastical office for partisan political purposes would attract appropriate legal action. The disclaimer was signed by Very Rev. Fr. Wilfred Chidi Agubuchie, Diocesan Chancellor and Secretary of the Catholic Diocese of Enugu. Similarly, CAN Enugu State Chapter, in a separate disclaimer dated October 29, 2026, disowned the publication, stating that neither the association nor the religious leaders named in the campaign council list were consulted before its release. The statement, signed by Rev. Innocent Offor, Secretary of CAN Enugu, specifically noted that the association did not authorise, endorse or consent to the inclusion of its leadership in the APC Campaign Council. CAN warned that the publication must not be interpreted as an indication of the association’s political affiliation, endorsement of any political party or participation in partisan political activities. The Christian body explained that CAN is a religious organisation committed to promoting Christian unity, Christian values and the spiritual and moral welfare of the faithful. It noted that its membership cuts across different Christian denominations and includes individuals with diverse political affiliations and convictions. According to the association, CAN must remain a unifying platform for Christians, irrespective of their political leanings. It described the presentation of Christian leaders as members of a partisan political campaign structure without their prior knowledge, consultation and consent as inappropriate, warning that such an action could create unnecessary division within the Church and undermine the unity and impartiality expected of religious leadership. CAN Enugu consequently dissociated itself from the campaign council publication and urged members of the public, particularly Christians, to disregard any suggestion that the inclusion of the names amounted to an endorsement of or participation in the APC campaign council. The association also called on the publishers and relevant authorities to acknowledge its clarification and take necessary steps to correct the impression created by the unauthorised publication. Reaffirming its nonpartisan position, CAN declared that the Church belongs to Christ and must remain a home for all, irrespective of political affiliation. The CAN disclaimer was signed by Rev. Innocent Offor, Secretary of the association in Enugu State. The document also identified Most Rev. Dr. Ernest Obodo as its state chairman. The two disclaimers have put the Enugu APC Campaign Council list under scrutiny, particularly over the inclusion of prominent religious leaders without their consent. Both Christian organisations have made it clear that the appearance of their leaders’ names on the list should not be taken as evidence of institutional political support or endorsement. Their central demand is that the unauthorised publication be corrected and that the names and identities of religious leaders should not be used to create a false impression of political alignment. https://nnnewsmedia.com/catholic-church-can-disown-inclusion-of-bishops-name-in-apc-campaign-list-demand-immediate-removal/ |
Benwallt:Judging by the energy you put into defending drug báróns, identity thieves, certificate forgers, and treasury looters, one would almost think you're defending family heritage |
Rilwan, you are a true democratic hero! You have obviously contributed far more to democracy and freedom of association than the current NADECO wannabe, who betrayed Abiola, betrayed the democratic struggle, and went begging Abacha for a commissioner’s post while others were in the trenches and languishing in dungeons. Yet, here he is, gate-crashing into the democratic space and claiming to be a true democrat. When he is a dictator What a joke! Democracy is not a costume you put on when it becomes politically convenient. History has a way of distinguishing genuine struggle from opportunist |
Benwallt:You mean chasing the dream of marrying a Notorious drug bárón, identity thief, and forger, someone who is now greeted with “Ole! Ole! Ole!” whenever he walks through the streets of Lagos, Nigeria |
They stole our subsidy money |
Sheuns:He is a 🤡 |
Borrow2222:Absolutely 💯 |
LagosOrigin:The DSS has officially become Tinubu’s Boy Scouts. If tearing a poster can get you arrested, don’t be surprised if flinging a cap to the ground becomes a national security threat. |
It's a cursed cap |
Bayoonanuga:Bayo Onanuga, so you are here |
Bamayi! Bamayi! Ole! Ole! This is not a false narrative. It is the echo of millions of Nigerians whom Tinubu’s calamitous policies, masquerading as economic reforms, have inflicted enormous pain, hardship, and hunger upon. You can sit behind your keyboard and dismiss it as a “false narrative,” but out there on the streets and in the villages, it is a painfully REAL narrative. Tell Tinubu to walk the streets of Nigeria, visit the villages, and gauge the mood of the people. Let him see and feel firsthand what Nigerians are going through. Then he will understand that what you conveniently dismiss as a “false narrative” is, in fact, the lived reality of millions. And if he dares to walk those streets, he will find himself pelted with sachets of pure water and greeted with the chants of “Ole! Ole! Bamayi! Bamayi!” You can deny the people's reality from behind a keyboard, but you cannot silence their voices on the streets. |
Yelight:Absolutely 💯 |
Wickedfacts:Nigerians have moved past this level eyes on the ball Operation Tinubu must go |
flokii:All because of banner |