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What exactly is there to screen in the first instance? An epitome of forgery and identity theft. If the APC had any credibility at all, an individual like Tinubu would never have been allowed to contest any election in the first instance. But of course, the party long ago abandoned the progressive ideals of its founding fathers and have become a one man show, now run like a criminal drug cartel. |
.....Before Tinubu The lingering political crisis in Rivers State has taken a fresh dramatic turn as Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, publicly accused Governor Siminalayi Fubara of reneging on a peace agreement brokered by President Bola Tinubu. According to Wike, the governor had explicitly agreed during a high-level meeting with the President to shelve any ambition for a second term in office in exchange for the withdrawal of impeachment proceedings against him by the Rivers State House of Assembly. “I’m ready for peace. I’m no longer interested in contesting for governor. I will not do it,” Wike quoted Fubara as declaring before President Tinubu. The minister claimed the governor has since gone back on his word, describing the action as “playing smart” after the impeachment threat was suspended. Wike made the remarks while addressing supporters in parts of Rivers State, warning that details of the agreement reached in the presence of the President would soon be made public to Rivers people. He insisted there would be “no going back” on the decisions taken to resolve the protracted feud. The latest escalation follows multiple interventions by President Tinubu aimed at stabilising the oil-rich state. In one such mediation, Tinubu reportedly directed Wike and his allies to halt impeachment moves against Fubara, with the understanding that both parties would honour specific commitments, including clarity on political leadership and future ambitions. As tensions simmer, stakeholders continue to call for restraint to prevent disruption to governance and economic activities in the state. Neither Governor Fubara nor the Presidency has issued an immediate response to Wike’s latest statement as of press time https://tgnews.com.ng/wike-accuses-fubara-of-betrayal-you-agreed-not-to-contest-second-term-before-tinubu/ |
Educationalserv:Can we have the video evidence |
Peter Obi’s Organic Followers Are Called 'Obidients,' but If You Ask Me Who, I Only Know Five—Lawal During an interview on Arise Television, Babachir Lawal, a member of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), commented on the perceived support base of Peter Obi and the impact of recent political realignments. Lawal said Obi was initially seen as a valuable addition due to his widely discussed grassroots support, often referred to as the “Obidient” movement, which many believe has significant presence across the country. However, he questioned the visibility of that support base from his personal experience, suggesting that he has only encountered a few identifiable members of the movement. He added that while political movements may appear strong in public discourse, their actual structure and reach can vary depending on individual interactions and experiences within the political space. According to him, “He came in because we felt that he had an organic followership… Peter Obi, on the other side, also has some organic followership. They call it the Obidient movement. If you ask me who, I might probably tell you five that I know about. That’s true. I probably will tell you five because in all my relationships with him, I know Yunusa Tanko. In fact, I can only say Tanko and maybe one other.” https://news-af.feednews.com/news/detail/ea5e8546ca796ec09d35a7c27d7c44f9?client=news |
Former ARISE News anchor Constance Ikokwu joins NDC from ADC, saying decision positions her to serve constituency effectively ahead of primaries.https://www.arise.tv/former-arise-news-anchor-ikokwu-dumps-adc-for-ndc/
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Lithiumite:Channel this energy towards telling nigerians what Tinubu have done to deserve being reelected for another a second term |
OP’s brain is clearly clashing, no wonder he keeps churning out worthless threads. |
Governor Hope Uzodinma, who has been making clandestine moves to abandon his post before his tenure expires in January 2028 to chase a Senate seat and possibly the Senate presidency, now finds himself in a fix, or at best will be forced to abandon the plan outright. |
yarimo:You are a 🤡 |
When you see people dragging Peter Obi for no clear reason, just know, it’s rarely about him. It’s jealousy, anger, and ethnic bigotry showing. |
I just don’t know why I laugh every time Bola Tinubu is suddenly “meeting global investors” whenever he’s in France for medical tourism. Is it because it has become a camouflage routine? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 |
Educationalserv:Who mandated the northern Christians to vote for a Christian candidate in 2023? |
This one season film aswear |
DomPerignon:Are you proposing it here on Nairaland You should be going to the national assembly DomPerignon |
We appreciate your efforts and wish you well |
madridguy:I was expecting pictures of Mr. Rick Swart with Tinubu....are they unavailable? |
This must surely be the fictitious and faceless Mazi Isiguzoro ohaneze ndi Igbo |
WizardOfNG:What is symbolic about signing the presidential reelection form of a notorious catastrophe |
What happens after the audit...... |
I’m not sure SERAP has secured judgments in its favor in all the cases it has filed against government agencies, yet here it is being slammed with N100 million for defamation. |
Tinubu have become so incapacitated to the extent that he can't sign his form We are in trouble if this man is allow to rule us for another four years o |
keemsleek:Either way, it's the end of his political career But he shouldn't leave without a fight He got nothing to lose |
Desmond Elliott, will be so welcome to NDC |
We wish her well in her future endeavors |
Obiedun:You and I both know so well that the Lagos–Ibadan expressway media is notoriously a well-known fake news propaganda machine |
Melaye should mention the individual that spend money on cocaine |
A former Rivers State Commissioner for Works, Alabo Dakorinama George Kelly, has been endorsed by the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, as his preferred candidate for the Rivers State governorship. George is expected to contest the seat under the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC), signaling a crucial political move ahead of the 2027 general elections. Sources told DAILY POST that Wike settled for George after a closed-door meeting with key political stakeholders in Port Harcourt on Monday. The meeting reportedly reviewed the political situation in the state and strategies for consolidating influence ahead of the next election cycle. At the meeting were ex-militant leaders, including Asari Dokubo and Ateke Tom. Our source said their attendance underscored the high-level consultations that preceded the endorsement. George, a seasoned political figure in Rivers State, previously served as Commissioner for Works and is considered a loyalist within Wike’s political structure. The source who witnessed the meeting said the development was part of efforts to maintain Wike’s political dominance in the state despite his current role at the federal level. This comes against the backdrop of a protracted political crisis in Rivers State, driven by a bitter power struggle between Governor Siminalayi Fubara and his estranged political godfather, Nyesom Wike. Since assuming office, Fubara has gradually distanced himself from Wike’s influence, leading to deep divisions within the state’s political structure, including the State House of Assembly and local government leadership. The rift has triggered a series of political confrontations, alignments, and realignments, with both camps battling for control of the party machinery and governance structures in the state. Efforts by President Bola Tinubu to broker peace between the two camps have so far yielded limited results, as tensions continue to simmer. According to the source, “Wike’s endorsement of George is a strategic move to reassert control and shape the political future of Rivers State ahead of 2027,” he said. As of press time, there has been no official confirmation on the latest endorsement https://dailypost.ng/2026/05/04/wike-picks-alabo-george-for-rivers-governorship/?utm_source=operamini&utm_medium=feednews&utm_campaign=operamini_feednews |
Amumaigwe:You want him to list those forgeries, identity theft and propaganda |
Meddlesome Interloper |
My problem with the APChit is this: they don’t demand this level of accountability from Tinubu and the APC, yet they turn around and demand it from the opposition. Some are still asking Peter Obi to account for Labour Party campaign funds, even after he provided a comprehensive breakdown. First of it's kind in history They’ve never asked Tinubu or the APC to account for the subsidy removal funds. Push them further, and they’ll say, “Ask your governor |
Alliswell248:I pity you |
Will the notorious drunkard listen? He’s been unusually quiet lately, perhaps reminiscing about his political future. If Tinubu is voted out in 2027, what’s his bargaining chip? The People’s Democratic Party is practically dead, and the Rivers State structure he once bragged about is now in the governor’s hands. With the All Progressives Congress and the governor set to back candidates across positions, he may be realizing he has little left to fall back on. |
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