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RichBoy247:Tinubu will be stopped by humans |
psalmsjob:You are truly pathetic. First, you claim I’m projecting my pain on all nigerians, then you turn right around and admit you’re bearing the exact same pain. Pick a narrative! The difference between us is simple: I refuse to celebrate hunger, soaring fuel prices, and economic misery as "reforms." You're enduring real-time suffering for imaginary rewards, while deflecting to Peter Obi because you can't defend the current reality. Bringing up Peter Obi just proves you have no actual defense for Tinubu’s performance. Keep waiting for that reset, while the rest of the real world deals with reality |
Peter Obi, a man with a true vision |
Truly, we missed Tinubu at the UNGA. We would have loved to see him attend and represent Nigeria. What a missed opportunity! |
HacheNoire:Come and win Oyo State, let’s see. You think this is 2023, when he was with Wike doing G5 asoebi? What did he get from his support for Tinubu in 2023? Disdain and maligning from the President, with Fayose running his mouth like tap water. On the very day he declared for president, within 24 hours, terrorists and bandits went on a rampage of kidnappings and killings, to the extent of kidnapping school pupils, all in an apparent attempt to rubbish Makinde. It shall never be well with those who worked to bring upon this country what many Nigerians now experience as the calamitous Tinubu regime. |
That’s the kind of wastefulness this government has become notorious for. |
Viccur:Extremely foo.lish indeed |
Wickedfacts:I would have expected you to dispute what Kalu Aja highlighted. Very simple. Instead, you resort to Obidients this, Obidients that. Did Kalu Aja tell you he is an Obidient, or did you use your jaundiced, bigoted, divisive lens to pigeonhole him simply because you saw his name? Address the issues he raised. The obsession with labeling everyone 'Obidient' whenever they criticize your position is getting rather predictable. |
Because they know that Tinubu is a fraud, drug bárón, identity thiéf, forger etc, his aides, like Bayo Onanuga and the rest of the TATA boys, seem to have developed a reflex: call anyone who challenges Tinubu a fraud. Thiéf, ex convict Why? Because they’re always looking for a way to drag the challenger and Tinubu into the same fraud bracket. If you can’t answer the questions, just change the subject and throw the word “fraud” around. |
Bentacur007:They’re all going down… Tinubu, Wike, the APC, the rainbow confusion....all going down together. They’ve been of no good to this country. What Nigerians have experienced under them is pain, hunger, hardship, worsening insecurity, high fuel prices, a rising cost of living, and persistent inflation. |
The Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) presidential candidate, Donald Duke, has expressed uncertainty over whether Omoyele Sowore, the African Action Congress (AAC) candidate, intends to contest the 2027 general election. According to Duke, the activist as a “voice of conscience.” Duke made the comment during an interview on the Naija Unfiltered Podcast while discussing efforts by opposition politicians and groups to build a united platform ahead of the 2027 presidential election. Duke said he had a positive view of Sowore but suggested that the AAC candidate occupies a different space in Nigerian politics because of his outspoken approach to political and national issues. “Let me talk about Sowore. I like him. I’m not sure Sowore is running for office, with due respect to him, but I see him as a voice of conscience,” Duke said. “He says things that some of us, maybe due to civility, won’t say, but they’re real.” Duke’s comments come amid renewed efforts by opposition figures and organisations to explore cooperation ahead of the 2027 election. The Movement for Credible Elections (MCE), through a political commission led by Professor Pat Utomi, has been consulting opposition presidential candidates and party leaders on the possibility of producing a single candidate to challenge President Bola Tinubu and the All Progressives Congress (APC). The commission has said its discussions are intended to go beyond simply asking candidates to step down, with the process expected to involve negotiations on how a consensus candidate would be selected and endorsed. The proposed arrangement also includes the development of a common governance programme covering issues such as insecurity, unemployment, poverty, electoral reform, constitutional reform, education, healthcare, energy and the cost of governance. Duke, however, argued that any opposition alliance should be built around an agreed vision for Nigeria rather than being formed solely to defeat the incumbent. “It’s unfortunate that the two other candidates, Vice President Atiku Abubakar and Governor Peter Obi, stayed away,” he said. He said discussions among opposition stakeholders were continuing and expressed hope that the different groups would eventually reach an understanding on how to work together. Duke said the opposition needed to first establish what it wanted to accomplish for the country before determining which individual should emerge as its candidate. “If it’s coming together just for the sake of defeating the incumbent, then I think it’s a waste of time. We must have a central objective about where we’d like to take Nigeria to, and who is best suited to do that,” he said. The PRP candidate also advocated a longer-term restructuring of the opposition, arguing that the number of competing political parties could make it difficult for opposition forces to mount a coordinated challenge under Nigeria’s presidential system. Omoyele Sowore Omoyele Sowore “I think the long-term objective is to merge the opposition. You can’t have a fractured opposition in a presidential system,” Duke said. He further called for a political arrangement in which different interests could participate rather than a system where control of government is treated as an all-or-nothing contest. “I hear we have about 18 presidential candidates. They should all come together. There’s enough in Nigeria for all of us, and this winner-takes-all syndrome must end. That’s what we’re hoping for,” he said. Duke has previously spoken in favour of opposition cooperation ahead of the 2027 election. In an earlier appearance on Naija Unfiltered, he said opposition groups risked weakening themselves through factionalisation and argued that they needed to work together. However, Sowore has publicly rejected the current coalition initiative. The AAC presidential candidate said neither he nor his party was participating in the Utomi-led discussions and that the party would not join the proposed single-candidate coalition. Sowore said the AAC had a different political and ideological programme from the parties and politicians involved in the coalition discussions. “I have read a report stating that a Political Commission led by Prof. Pat Utomi intends to hold talks with several presidential candidates, including myself, with the objective of producing a single opposition presidential candidate for the 2027 election. “For the avoidance of doubt, neither I nor the African Action Congress is part of these talks, and we will not be joining any such coalition,” Sowore said. He also said the AAC’s opposition was not limited to Tinubu or the APC but extended to what he described as the wider political system and governing practices responsible for Nigeria’s longstanding challenges. “Our opposition is not merely to Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu or the evil All Progressives Congress party. It is to the political system and governing practices that have produced decades of poverty, corruption, inequality, insecurity and underdevelopment,” he stated. Sowore said his party would instead pursue what he described as a “revolutionary break from the old order”, centred on social and economic justice, equal rights, accountable government and the redistribution of political and economic power. “We will not abandon that program for an arrangement whose principal objective is simply to replace one set of establishment politicians with another,” he added https://politicsnigeria.com/2026/09/21/im-not-sure-sowore-is-running-for-office-donald-duke/?utm_source=operamini&utm_medium=feednews&utm_campaign=operamini_feednews |
Onanuga said Tinubu had remained in touch with developments at home throughout the vacation and continued to direct the affairs of the nation despite his absence from the country. President Bola Tinubu has extended his working vacation in Europe by a few days and is expected to return to Nigeria at the weekend. His Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, said Monday in a statement. Tinubu departed Nigeria on August 30 for London to begin the working vacation before proceeding to Paris, France, where he held meetings with French President Emmanuel Macron and businessman Vincent Bolloré. Onanuga said Tinubu had remained in touch with developments at home throughout the vacation and continued to direct the affairs of the nation despite his absence from the country. He cited the President’s directive for an independent panel to investigate the deaths of 37 suspected illegal miners who died while in the custody of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps in Minna, Niger State. Onanuga said Vice President Kashim Shettima had represented Tinubu at some official functions during the President’s absence. Shettima subsequently travelled to New York to attend the 81st United Nations General Assembly, where he is representing Tinubu and will deliver Nigeria’s national statement. Onanuga said that with Shettima away, Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator George Akume, would continue to represent the President at official events. On the political front, Onanuga said Director-General of the Presidential Campaign Council, Senator Abubakar Yari, had been leading notable party leaders in consultations with prominent traditional rulers across the country. Onanuga also described as irresponsible the insinuations by former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and a United States-based lobbying firm over Tinubu’s absence from the UN General Assembly. He said Shettima’s representation at the global conference was in line with the President’s arrangements, adding that the Vice President would present Nigeria’s national statement. Onanuga said Tinubu was expected back in Nigeria at the weekend after extending his working vacation by a few days https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2026/09/21/breaking-tinubu-extends-working-vacation-in-europe/ |
Basic123:I’m aware. The real issue is your total inability to connect basic dots. Keyamo went dead silent when APC thugs tore through Osun and a sitting Senator literally threatened opposition voters. He stayed mute when Lagos agents stripped non APC banners off the streets. But the second APC gets a taste of its own medicine, he suddenly remembers how to type? The hypocrisy is deafening. |
A New Nigeria is Possible |
Festus Keyamo is a madman someone whose current tenure as Aviation Minister is a masterclass in failure, unable to even implement a simple airport cashless payment system |
El rufai is Tinubu's political prisoner |
Everyone knows, including the TATA boys, that Tinubu's Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway is a money laundering scheme designed to enrich Tinubu and Chagoury, his Lebanese ally |
Lagos-Calabar Project Is A Money Laundering Scheme, 70% Goes To Tinubu’s Partner — Dr Gbenga Hashim Olawepo Former presidential candidate and chieftain of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), Dr Gbenga Hashim Olawepo, has accused the administration of President Bola Tinubu of allegedly using the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project for financial misconduct. Olawepo made the allegation during an interview on the Mic On Podcast on Saturday, September 19, 2026, while discussing the Tinubu administration and its policies. He questioned the structure of the highway project and the role of Hitech Construction Company, which was awarded the contract. Hitech is owned by the Chagoury Group. Olawepo alleged that a significant portion of government resources, after salaries had been paid, was being directed to a single contractor whom he described as a business partner of the president. “This Lagos-Calabar highway project is a money laundering scheme. When 70% of the resources after paying salary is paid to one contractor who is a business partner of the president. What corruption is more than that,” he said. The allegation is part of broader criticism that has surrounded the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project. In 2024, former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar also raised concerns about the contract and alleged a connection between President Tinubu and Gilbert Chagoury, whose group owns Hitech. The presidency and the Works Ministry have rejected allegations of wrongdoing and defended the procurement process and the contractor’s role in the project https://news-af.feednews.com/news/detail/0a80412906814222f7088f9cd770c4b6?client=news |
Everyone knows that. Even the TATA boys know that. |
Qadaffi2idiamin:Time will tell, as it always does. Naturally, a drug baron would carry himself like an emperor. |
TimeManager:Funny how a Tinubu supporter is calling someone else a fraud. I know what you’re trying to do: lump Peter Obi and Tinubu into the same “fraudster” bracket and pretend there’s no difference. Tinubu, a forger, identity thief, and drug baron who forfeited over $460,000 to the U.S. government in connection with drug proceeds, and who is today fighting to keep those drug-proceeds forfeiture records from being made public. Recently, Gbenga Hashim, the Accord party presidential candidate described Tinubu as a national security risk. That's the despicable level we are currently in as a nation TimeManager, at some point, you should jettison your tribal bigotry, hatred, and bias, and truly kiss the truth. |
Absolutely 💯 Any one who says otherwise is a mad man |
Good one Xxxxxxxxxxxxx |
dominique:Very shameful honestly |
emkz:Take your time and read the below *Peter Obi Vs Charles Soludo* The Real Facts I have taken some time to research on the loan descriptions as released by the Anambra State Government which they claim PO as Governor signed off and my findings are as follows: 1. The Nigeria Malaria Control Booster Project (MCBP) 2007: This was financed through a US$180 million IDA credit from the World Bank to the Federal Republic of Nigeria, not a loan independently taken by the Anambra State Government. The World Bank records say the original IDA credit was approved in December 2006 and became effective on May 15, 2007. Anambra was one of the seven participating states, along with Akwa Ibom, Bauchi, Gombe, Jigawa, Kano and Rivers. VERDICT: FG was the borrower not Anambra State Government. 2. Fadama III: This project was a World Bank/IDA-financed project for Nigeria. The World Bank's project documentation identifies the Federal Republic of Nigeria as the borrower, not Anambra State. The original Fadama III project was approved in 2008. The World Bank records the project period as 2008–2013 and the original IDA financing as US$250 million. Anambra was one of the states participating in the project. World Bank records specifically identify an Anambra State Fadama III Project, financed through IDA Credit No. 45960. Therefore, describing the Anambra Fadama III programme simply as "a loan taken by Anambra State Government in 2007" would be misleading. The underlying World Bank borrowing was at the Federal Government level. VERDICT: FG was the borrower not Anambra State Government 3. Health Systems Development ll (ADD FIN.) The financial document listing Nigeria's state-level IDA obligations records “Health Systems Development” Anambra State, with a signing date of August 22, 2003, an amount of XDR 4,831,046, and a 0.75% service charge. The same document separately lists Health System Development Project II (Additional Financing) for Anambra, so the 2009 reference may relate to the additional financing/HSDP II, rather than the original HSDP. Anambra-specific records confirm that Health System Development Project II was World Bank-assisted, with activities being implemented in the state. VERDICT: It was an FG project benefiting Anambra State. The Original document was signed in 2003 and 2009 was just an additional financing of the 2003 signed document. 4. The State Education Program Investment Project (SEPIP): It started in 2013 and included Anambra State. However, the World Bank documents identify the Federal Government of Nigeria as the borrower, not Anambra State Government. The original financing was a US$150 million IDA credit to the Federal Republic of Nigeria, with funds disbursed to Anambra, Bauchi and Ekiti through subsidiary financing agreements. The World Bank's financing agreement for the original SEPIP is Credit No. 5220-NG, dated April 16, 2013. VERDICT: FG was the borrower not Anambra State. 5.The Community and Social Development Project (P090644): This project became effective in February 2009. The World Bank's project completion report identifies the Federal Government of Nigeria as the borrower of the original IDA financing. The original commitment was SDR 121.5 million (US$200 million equivalent). Anambra was just one of the participating states. 6:The Nigeria Erosion and Watershed Management Project (NEWMAP): This project was approved by the World Bank in May 2012 and became effective in September 2013. The original financing agreement was between the International Development Association (IDA) and the Federal Republic of Nigeria, for US$600 million. Anambra was one of the participating states and had its own State Project Management Unit (SPMU) implementing the project. Anambra's project documents explicitly refer to the funds as part of the Federal Government's IDA credit. A 2014 procurement notice says the Federal Government had received the credit. VERDICT: FG was the borrower not Anambra State Government. 7. The Value Chain Development Programme (VCDP): Records shows VCDP was approved by IFAD in April 2012, not 2013. The financing agreement was between the Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) and IFAD, signed in August 2012. The programme became effective in October 2013. The original programme covered Anambra, Benue, Ebonyi, Niger, Ogun and Taraba. The original financing included an IFAD loan of US$74.4 million, an IFAD grant of US$0.5 million, plus counterpart contributions from the Federal Government, participating states, LGAs and beneficiaries. IFAD's documentation specifically describes the loan agreement as being between FGN and IFAD. VERDICT: FG was the borrower not Anambra State Government. OVERALL VERDICT: All the project listed by the Soludo led Anambra State claiming that it was financed by loan independently taken by Anambra State Government under Mr. Peter Obi are 100% false and misleading. Verifiable World Bank records shows FG was indeed the borrower while Anambra State under Obi participated and benefited just like some other states. #Copied |
Thiefobi1:Why are you so pained and bitter |
APC is wobbling because they have nothing to campaign with |
emkz:Mention the frivolous loans |
Soludo is now blaming Peter Obi, who left office more than fourteen years ago, for his failures as Governor of Anambra State. It’s a pity. What makes it even more ironic is that Peter Obi didn’t even hand over power directly to Soludo. Obi handed over to Willie Obiano, who spent eight years in office before handing over to Soludo. So, after all these years, the excuse is still Peter Obi? |
There will surely be an outpouring and an outburst of pain and bitterness on this thread over Peter Obi’s visit to the Sheikh Muhammad Sambo Memorial Islamic Institute in Rigachikun, Kaduna State. |
They are all thieves, looters, fraudsters, forgers, identity thieves and drug báróns |
rossipki:Tinubu should come out of his Aso Rock bunker and walk the streets of Nigeria. I assure you, he will be stoned. |
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