Politics › Re: Walk Through The Dark Tunnel Is Over - Tinubu’s Eid Message To Nigerians by Ofunaofu: 10:04pm On May 26 |
Counterigbolies: only people who believed buhari was cloned without knowing d meaning of cloning believes this Which primary and secondary schools did Tinubu attend? |
Politics › Re: Walk Through The Dark Tunnel Is Over - Tinubu’s Eid Message To Nigerians by Ofunaofu: 9:58pm On May 26 |
Counterigbolies: your father will prostrate if he sees him
If your father was half what tinubu is, u won't b here doing this You mean if his father was at least a fórgér and idéntity thiéf |
Politics › Re: Walk Through The Dark Tunnel Is Over - Tinubu’s Eid Message To Nigerians by Ofunaofu: 9:57pm On May 26 |
Tinubu has now resorted to teasing Nigerians and making a joke of the hardships and deaths his policies have subjected Nigerians to. |
Politics › Re: INEC Timetable Is In Line With The Electoral Act - Court by Ofunaofu: 9:54pm On May 26 |
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Politics › Re: INEC Timetable Is In Line With The Electoral Act - Court by Ofunaofu: 9:44pm On May 26 |
favor914: Can a Court Order, supersede an act of legislation? What is in the Act |
Politics › Re: Walk Through The Dark Tunnel Is Over’ — Tinubu’s Eid Message To Nigerians by Ofunaofu: 9:10pm On May 26 |
Tinubu has now resorted to teasing Nigerians and making a joke of the hardships and deaths his policies have subjected Nigerians to. |
Travel › Re: Tinubu Approves 50% Discount For Passengers On Nigerian Railway by Ofunaofu: 9:03pm On May 26 |
masui: Wayo man
When they alight from the train, 1400 naira fuel go still welcome them. Not just that, hardships, kidnappings, killings and deaths |
Politics › Re: 2027: Wike PDP Faction Declares Sen. Sandy Onor Consensus Presidential Candidate by Ofunaofu: 8:21pm On May 26 |
More and more presidential candidates are emerging from the South. It’s the South’s turn. I just hope Wike delivers Rivers State votes to his PDP faction.
He shouldn't betray his PDP faction presidential candidate |
Politics › Re: Mohammed Hayatu-Deen Boycotts Result Announcement, Alleges Rigging by Ofunaofu: 7:12pm On May 26 |
Alliswell248: Obedients, can we blame President Tinubu, your nightmare for this too?
No vacancy in Aso Rock, especially for a third class dullard like Peter Noisemaker Obi.
Joker
Facts over emotion You’re actually going through a lot, having nightmares. Even on a thread about ADC, you still have to smuggle Peter Obi and Obidients into it |
Politics › Re: INEC Timetable Is In Line With The Electoral Act - Court by Ofunaofu: 6:13pm On May 26 |
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Politics › Re: Court Asked To Stop INEC From Recognizing Chinda As APC Rivers Guber Candidate by Ofunaofu: 6:00pm On May 26 |
ruzell86: When a man sues you, it's okay... When a lawyer sues you, it's trouble... But, when an association of lawyers sues you... my brother e go long o Association of lawyers...... The matter go long..... |
Politics › Re: INEC Timetable Is In Line With The Electoral Act - Court by Ofunaofu: 5:14pm On May 26 |
TimeManager: Senate had already done the needful, any other thing is nothing but noise and unnecessary distractions.
-Kiss the truth! You mean that this court judgement is also noise Wonderful |
Politics › Re: INEC Timetable Is In Line With The Electoral Act - Court by Ofunaofu: 3:04pm On May 26*. Modified: 5:13pm On May 26 |
Justice omotosho Of the FHC |
Politics › Senators Who Lost Return Tickets Lead Mass Defection From APC In Bauchi by Ofunaofu(op): 6:22am On May 26 |
The aftermath of the All Progressives Congress (APC) primaries in Bauchi State has sparked growing discontent leading to mass defection of both prominent chieftains and their supporters
Lawmaker representing Bauchi South Senatorial District, Senator Shehu Buba Umar, has resigned from the APC and declared his membership of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP).
This comes days after his withdrawal from the APC governorship primary election, citing irregularities.
Also, the Senator representing Bauchi North, Samaila Kaila Dahuwa, has resigned from the APC after losing his return ticket, joining the PRP.
Buba cited the “absence of internal democracy, lack of fairness, marginalisation of genuine party members, and increasing disregard for the opinions and aspirations of grassroots supporters within the APC.”
He said his decision to join PRP came after extensive consultations with political associates, youths, women groups, party stakeholders, and supporters across Bauchi South Senatorial District and Bauchi State at large.
Buba said PRP remains a political platform built on the principles of justice, transparency, accountability, inclusiveness, and people-oriented leadership, with strong commitment to the democratic values enshrined in the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Buba explained that his movement to the PRP is aimed at strengthening democratic governance, protecting the interests of the common people, and providing effective and responsive representation for the citizens.
“Our people deserve better governance, better opportunities, and leadership that truly listens to their concerns. Politics should be about service to humanity, justice, development, and improving the living conditions of the masses,” Buba said.
The Senator urged his supporters and political allies to join him in PRP to continue the “collective struggle” for good governance, social justice, accountability, and sustainable development across Bauchi State.
Among those who departed is the incumbent member representing the Jama’are/Itas-Gadau federal constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Rabilu Bala Kashuri, who announced his resignation with immediate effect.
Kashuri, who sought reelection ticket but was unsuccessful, tendered his resignation from the ruling party in a letter addressed to the APC Chairman of Kashuri Ward in the Itas/Gadau Local Government Area.
Similarly, the 2023 deputy governorship candidate and former member of the House Representatives, Hon Shehu Aliyu Musa, also resigned from the APC.
Musa, who contested the APC ticket for the Bauchi South Senatorial District, cited “lack of purposeful leadership, unfair treatment of party members and lack of cohesion among leaders of the party”
Since the announcement of the results APC gubernatorial primaries several aspirants and stakeholders have resigned from the APC, citing a lack of transparency and violations of internal democracy.
In a related development, former majority leader of Bauchi House of Assembly an aspirant for the Katagum Federal Constituency, Hon Tijjani Mohammed Aliyu, resigned from the party, alleging that the primaries were marred by predetermined results, vote allocation, and gross violations of party guidelines. According to him, the exercise undermined the principles of internal democracy upon which the APC was founded.
In a letter addressed to the Ward Chairman of the APC in Madangala Ward, Katagum Local Government Area, he wrote: “I write to formally notify you of my intention to resign my membership of the party (Membership No. APC 051203000049) in your ward, with immediate effect.”
“This decision follows recent developments regarding party activities, particularly the conduct of the 2026 primaries for various elective positions. After careful observation and review, I am convinced that the process was marred by predetermined results, the outright allocation of votes, and non-compliance with the guidelines for the conduct of said primaries.”
Another chieftain, Hon. Abubakar Dahuwa Abdulkadir, who holds the traditional title of Sarkin Yamman Katagum, also withdrew his membership from the party.
He described the primaries as unfair, discriminatory, and contrary to democratic ethics.
He alleged that the APC failed to conduct the planned direct primary election for the Azare/Madangala State Assembly constituency.
Hon. Sulaiman Sunusi Lalaye, an aspirant who sought to represent the Bauchi Constituency in the State House of Assembly, announced his resignation from the APC.
In a letter addressed to the Chairman of the APC in Makama/Sarkin Baki Ward, Bauchi Local Government Area, dated May 22, 2026, Lalaye stated that although he had been a member of the party since its formation, he decided to leave due to persistent irregularities and injustice within the organization.
Hon. Sulaiman Sunusi Lalaye formally notified the party of his decision to withdraw his candidacy for the State House of Assembly on the APC platform.
Hon. Rabi’u Abubakar Bishi announced his resignation in a letter addressed to the APC Chairman of the Kangere/Turum Ward.
“I am writing to inform you of my decision to resign from the All Progressives Congress. I have taken this step due to internal crises and injustice, among other issues, which I can no longer bear. This resignation will enable me to remain committed to my principles of fighting for good governance in our state,” Bishi said
Many aggrieved members alleged that no direct primaries were conducted in the state, insisting that candidates were merely handpicked through what they described as “selection and imposition https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/senators-who-lost-return-tickets-lead-mass-defection-from-apc-in-bauchi-2
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Politics › Re: A Critical Analysis Of Justice Umar’s Decision Nullifying Inec’s Membership by Ofunaofu: 6:09am On May 26 |
Validated: INEC cannot appeal this judgment because Amupitan is in the Supreme Court of The Nigerian People, due to his infamous " Victory is Sure" quite. INEC has gone ahead to appeal the judgment. But as expected, it will be thrown out for lacking merit. |
Politics › Re: 'Membership timeline': INEC appeals judgement, seeks stay of execution by Ofunaofu: 7:05pm On May 25 |
This is obviously the Tinubu and the APC appealing the judgment through the Amupitan-led INEC simply to buy time, so that those dissatisfied with the APC’s baba sope political patronage machine and fraudulent primaries will not decamp for now.
Ordinarily, INEC is not even supposed to appeal this judgment. The judge simply held that INEC cannot lawfully shorten the timeline already provided under Section 29(1) of the Electoral Act 2026 for the submission of party membership records and candidates’ particulars.
As expected, the appeal will most likely be dismissed for lacking merit.
INEC cannot issue guidelines that conflict with the very Electoral Act from which it derives its powers. |
Politics › Re: How Atiku Abubakar Can Defeat Bola Tinubu In 2027 Presidential Election by Ofunaofu: 5:21pm On May 25 |
Akpakomiza2: He will never, only a radical wil. The votes remain divided Divided with Tinubu? Oga, wake up, this is not 2023 anymore. Buhari is no more, El-Rufai has practically become Tinubu’s political prisoner, and Tinubu is now standing on his own record. There's no more, he built Lagos from scratch and tamed the Atlantic ocean propaganda to sell. As president, has performed abysmally, woefully and spectacularly poor. No mass appeal, currently the most unpopular among the major presidential contenders. The only things keeping him afloat are incumbency power, access to the national treasury, looted funds, and endless borrowed funds. |
Politics › Re: Atiku, Amaechi, Hayatudeen Vote In ADC Primaries (Videos) by Ofunaofu: 4:49pm On May 25 |
yarimo: and yet someone from agulu don't want this democracy in action oo 🤣🤣 always running away from primary election. Nice one ATIKU ameachi and hayatudeen They buried your umbilical cord for Agulu? Abeg leave Agulu make Agulu rest na |
Politics › Re: Atiku, Amaechi, Hayatudeen Vote In ADC Primaries (Videos) by Ofunaofu: 3:57pm On May 25 |
Good one
This is the democracy in action |
Politics › Re: Obi, Makinde, GEJ Part Of Gang-up To Deplete Tinubu's Southern Base - Osoba by Ofunaofu: 3:43pm On May 25 |
It's the southern turn |
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Politics › Rhodes-vivour Clinches ADC Governorship Ticket by Ofunaofu(op): 2:30pm On May 25 |
The governorship candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Lagos State, Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, has emerged winner of the party’s primary election ahead of the 2027 governorship poll, defeating his closest rival, Silas. Rhodes-Vivour secured a total of 12,948 votes to clinch the ADC ticket, while Silas polled 6,183 votes in a keenly contested exercise held with participation from party stakeholders and supporters across the state. Observers described the primary as peaceful and transparent, with strong turnout recorded across voting centres. Speaking after he was declared winner, Rhodes-Vivour expressed appreciation to party members and supporters for their backing, describing the outcome as a collective victory for the movement. “I want to sincerely thank every supporter who rallied around this movement and came out en masse to vote. This victory belongs to all of us who believe in a better future,” he said. He added that the task of political transformation had only just begun, urging party faithful and residents to remain united ahead of the general election. “The work has only just begun. Together, we will continue to build a movement that represents hope, progress and accountable leadership for our people,” he said. However, in a follow-up reaction to claims suggesting he had lost the party’s ticket, Rhodes-Vivour dismissed the reports, insisting that his political strength could not be determined through speculation or informal projections. In a Monday statement, he rejected suggestions that electoral outcomes could be predicted through what he described as “Excel sheets.” “If only wishes were horses, if only we could sit in our house and write results on Excel sheets to win elections,” he said. He also addressed critics who had questioned his political standing, noting that moments of perceived setback often attract mockery, while insisting that his support base remains intact. Quoting comedian Dave Chappelle, he said: “When a hero stumbles, cowards rejoice. Nothing feels better to a coward than to watch a brave guy fall.” Despite the controversy, he maintained that the narratives do not reflect reality, insisting that his movement remains strong and resilient. “But sorry to disappoint, that won’t be today. The people of Lagos know the name of their champion,” he said. Rhodes-Vivour further claimed that confidence within his camp had already translated into celebration following what he described as a decisive outcome. “Since Friday the landslide victory was so definite that we had started celebrations. Last night we were officially declared victorious in a landslide victory,” he stated. He concluded by reaffirming his optimism ahead of the 2027 election, saying his movement would continue to prevail “against any odds,” while attributing his confidence to divine support: “Glory be to God.” https://thenationonlineng.net/rhodes-vivour-clinches-adc-governorship-ticket/#google_vignette |
Politics › Re: How Atiku Abubakar Can Defeat Bola Tinubu In 2027 Presidential Election by Ofunaofu: 11:38am On May 25 |
slivertongue: No oo. He won't get Buhari's patronage which should by now be in the region of 20 million votes but has fallen to less than 10 million votes because of the destructive governance of the Apc. Atiku may not secure up to 20% votes in the south and fct At this point, the strategy is no longer about nationwide spread or the FCT’s 25% threshold. The Supreme Court already settled that in Tinubu’s favour, despite him not getting 25% in the FCT in 2023. The real game now is simply who can gather the highest number of votes, even if concentrated in a few regions. |
Politics › Re: Is President Tinubu To Be Blamed For The Insecurity In The Country? by Ofunaofu: 11:29am On May 25 |
Bola Tinubu should be blamed the same way he blamed Goodluck Jonathan over insecurity and even advised him to resign |
Politics › Re: How Atiku Abubakar Can Defeat Bola Tinubu In 2027 Presidential Election by Ofunaofu: 11:20am On May 25 |
slivertongue: Atiku will fetch millions of Northern votes Absolutely Come 2027 he will be inheriting Buhari's 12 million northern votes |
Politics › Re: Do Your Worst, South East Won’t Vote Tinubu In 2027 – ADC Replies Umahi by Ofunaofu: 11:05am On May 25*. Modified: 11:25am On May 25 |
Tinubu should sack Dave Umahi because he’s becoming embarrassingly shameless.
As Minister of Works under the Tinubu administration, instead of attracting visible infrastructure projects to the South East projects that would naturally convince the region to support Tinubu , he resorts to threats and tries to tie basic infrastructure development to political loyalty. That’s not leadership; that’s political blackmail and a huge failure |
Politics › Re: ADC Presidential Primaries Holds Today by Ofunaofu: 9:41am On May 25 |
bewla: 60 something no fit disappear in 3 years
Singapore no. Just turn around it takes hard labor and dedication , sacrifice from the citizens
We shall get together and get there
The tough only get going You didn't say this when Tinubu told Goodluck Jonathan to resign over insecurity, you didn't advice Tinubu to keep quiet that Singapore no. Just turn around it takes hard labor and dedication , sacrifice from the citizens |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi’s Image Replaces Biafra Flags On Social Media - Deji Adeyanju by Ofunaofu: 9:00am On May 25 |
Deji have taken over from Reno Omokri
He now roams social media looking for any account with Peter Obi’s picture
Since leaving law school, has he actually recorded any notable court wins? Asking for a friend.
At this point, maybe he should consider something that keeps him busy, like engaging in house agency where he can follow in the sharing of agent money |
Politics › Re: Kano Traders Beat Man Campaigning For Tinubu’s Re-election. by Ofunaofu: 8:45am On May 25 |
Dogalmighty17: While I remain vehemently anti-Tinubu, there is no proof that support for Tinubu is the reason why that young man is getting his body and face upgraded and renovated. Let's be careful with sensationalism. You can go to the same market, openly campaign for Tinubu, and come back to tell your story and clear any doubts. |
Politics › Re: If You Lost Sleep And Weight, I Have Too, Tinubu Acknowledges Hardship by Ofunaofu: 8:42am On May 25 |
This is the kind of lamba he drops, and his supporters go gaga over it |
Politics › Re: ADC Presidential Primaries Holds Today by Ofunaofu: 8:28am On May 25 |
naptu2: What sort of nonsense is this? So NTA is the only source of the information??
you don’t even realize you’re posting nonsense Are you not aware that fake news trends |
Politics › Re: ADC Presidential Primaries Holds Today by Ofunaofu: 7:08am On May 25 |
RealityKings1: NTA is the national TV and number 1. They can't dish out Fake news Unfortunately, today under Tinubu, they are dishing out fake news and propaganda |