MY LEADER & MENTOR , THE WAZIRIN OF ADAMAWA HAS LEFT PDP FOR WIKE & HIS EVIL NIGERIAN BOYS YET THEY WOUNT ALLOW HIM BE haba. ATIKU na man U be 💪🫡 Sure this is ur time 2027!
timvin64ako: In a bold political statement that’s bound to stir national conversation, former presidential candidate and Labour Party stalwart, Peter Obi, has called on the African Democratic Congress (ADC) to prioritize zoning and fairness by giving its 2027 presidential ticket to a southerner.
Speaking during a political dialogue on Nigeria’s democratic future, Obi stressed that Nigeria’s fragile unity can only be preserved through justice, equity, and inclusiveness. According to him, the principle of zoning, while not enshrined in the constitution, plays a critical role in ensuring national cohesion.
> “We cannot talk about unity without fairness. Zoning remains a necessary mechanism for balancing power among Nigeria’s diverse regions. It’s not about ethnicity or favoritism — it’s about making every Nigerian feel included in leadership,” Obi declared.
Obi’s remarks come as political parties begin subtle alignments ahead of the 2027 general elections. The ADC, though smaller in national reach compared to the APC and PDP, is increasingly becoming a voice in Nigeria’s political space — making the call for a southern flag bearer even more significant.
Why It Matters:
Nigeria’s presidency has traditionally rotated between the north and south to maintain geopolitical balance. With President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, a southerner, currently in power, some argue it should revert to the north in 2027. But Obi believes such decisions should not be based on incumbency but rather on national healing and inclusion, especially after years of ethnic and political tension.
Obi’s position aligns with growing calls from civil society and southern leaders who insist that sustainable development is only possible when all regions feel a sense of belonging.
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pls there is nothing like zoning , ADC is a party for all there for every candidate aspiring to be president should pass truh d primaries first. Nigeria belongs to every Nigeria citizen.
richmond500: Once upon a time in Rivers State, Nyesom Wike ruled like a political emperor. His power didn’t come from Abuja — it came from the mangrove swamps, the oil wells, the local government chairmen who owed him everything, and the loyal street boys who would do whatever he said. In Port Harcourt, nothing moved without Wike’s say-so. He built bridges, made contractors rich, and crushed any opposition that tried to stand alone. He turned the Rivers State treasury into a political war chest and used it to become one of the most feared strongmen in the PDP.
When the 2023 elections approached, Wike found himself boxed in. He wanted to be President, or at least Vice President, but the PDP chose Atiku Abubakar once again. Wike felt insulted, betrayed by party leaders he believed owed him loyalty. So he made the biggest gamble of his life: he fought his own party from within and quietly struck a deal with Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the APC strongman from Lagos who wanted to become President at all costs.
The deal was simple but dangerous — Wike would break the PDP’s hold on the South-South and make sure Atiku lost votes in Rivers. In exchange, Tinubu promised him protection and power once they seized Abuja. When the results came in, Atiku fell short and Tinubu took the prize. As a reward, Wike received the powerful office of Minister of the Federal Capital Territory — a governor’s seat with federal budget powers, lucrative land deals, and the influence to remind everyone that he was still a force to be feared.
But there was one catch Wike never truly grasped: in Tinubu’s world, loyalty is temporary and power is rented. Tinubu’s inner circle — the Lagos boys who have served him for decades — never trusted Wike. They saw him as useful, but too loud and too hungry to control for long. They knew he had only one true weapon: his hold over Rivers. If they could weaken that, Wike would no longer be a threat — just another noisy politician desperate for relevance.
So while Wike sat in Abuja, collecting headlines as the new landlord of the FCT, trouble began to brew at home. The man Wike handpicked as his successor, Siminalayi Fubara, was supposed to be a puppet. Fubara was quiet, loyal, and soft-spoken — the perfect caretaker for Wike’s empire. But power does something to quiet men. Fubara began to taste real independence. He realized that Abuja — especially Tinubu’s Villa — preferred a calm Rivers State under a governor they could manage directly, not through Wike’s shadow.
One by one, Fubara moved to break the old chains. He pushed out local government chairmen who were Wike’s loyal foot soldiers. He wrestled with the State Assembly that Wike had stuffed with loyalists. The police, who once jumped at Wike’s orders, suddenly seemed slow to respond. The courts were cautious. And above it all, Tinubu’s men in the Villa watched — pretending to stay neutral while quietly letting Fubara consolidate power.
Wike, the master strategist, now found himself outfoxed by his own creation. The Rivers oil cash, the loyal grassroots machinery, the street power — everything that made him untouchable was slipping through his fingers. And as Rivers slipped, so did his leverage. Because without Rivers, Wike had no base to fund his fights, no loyal boys to shake up the streets, and no muscle to remind enemies why they feared him.
To make matters worse, Atiku was waiting. Betrayed and humiliated by Wike’s betrayal in 2023, Atiku began quietly building new bridges with other political blocs. Rumours spread that he might leave PDP entirely, to form a new coalition with other heavyweights in the North and Middle Belt, maybe even reaching out to Peter Obi’s movement in the Southeast. If that happens, Wike’s claim to PDP is worthless — an empty headquarters with no real voters behind it.
So there Wike sits today: in Abuja, wearing a powerful title but watching his real empire drift away back home. If he dares to challenge Tinubu openly, he risks everything. The day he declares any ambition to run for President in 2027 is the day Tinubu’s men remove him from the FCT and throw him to the wolves — EFCC files reopened, old Rivers contracts dusted off, new court cases announced.
So he must pretend: pretend to be loyal, pretend to be grateful, pretend to be the mighty landlord of Abuja while his enemies quietly erase him from the chessboard. His only real fight left is Rivers — because if he can somehow retake it, he can restore the power that once made him untouchable. But each month Fubara stays in charge, the chance of that miracle fades. And if he loses Rivers for good, he loses the last bargaining chip he has left.
Somewhere in his mind, Wike surely knows how this ends if nothing changes. He knows that after 2027, if Tinubu returns or installs another loyal successor, he is no longer needed. He will be replaced in Abuja by a trusted APC insider, pushed aside quietly with the same ruthless efficiency Tinubu has used for years to keep Lagos under his thumb. Without Rivers, without a North to back him, without real power — Wike will become just another ex-strongman telling war stories on TV.
This is the true story behind the noise: a man who played the biggest game in Nigerian politics, gambled against his own party, struck a dangerous deal, but may have outsmarted himself. Unless a miracle happens — a sudden Rivers comeback, a fatal mistake by Fubara, or a collapse in Atiku’s camp — Wike’s future is already written. He must bow to the Villa he helped build, or be buried by the same hands that once shook his in secret.
The lion who roared in Port Harcourt may still roar in Abuja. But without Rivers, his roar may echo through empty halls — powerful only in memory, powerless in reality. That is the gamble. That is the trap. And that, unless something big changes, is the final chapter waiting for him after 2027.
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there are some BOT humans here that support this evil party called APC🥵 They are always in every thread generating BOT likes for Thier deceptive self as if likes matters🤪 they are the paid miscreants from APC to always attact innocent nairalanders at every thread but they will fail 2027🥵 sai ADC!💪💪💪💪💪
there are some BOT humans here that support this evil party called APC🥵 They are always in every thread generating BOT likes for Thier deceptive self as if likes matters🤪 they are the paid miscreants from APC to always attact innocent nairalanders at every thread but they will fail 2027🥵 sai ADC!💪💪💪💪💪
there are some BOT humans here that support this evil party called APC🥵 They are always in every thread generating BOT likes for Thier deceptive self as if likes matters🤪 they are the paid miscreants from APC to always attact innocent nairalanders at every thread but they will fail 2027🥵 sai ADC!💪💪💪💪💪
Educationalserv: No path way for him to win unless the Far North change it mind and give the 5m vote
I'm back! from BOT ban bad belle full APC body🥵 Kenneth okonkwo said d honest truth 🤗 field in a nothernern & see how all APC with Thier miscreants fellow will be jumping like toad🤪🤪🤪 sai ADC💪💪💪💪💪
all these were d mole propaganda APC are using to steer confusion but APC has failed APC are just bunch of criminals & soar loosers. ADC is strong 💪💪💪💪💪
givedemwotowoto: Keep an eye on any APC member around you. The pressure to produce content against the coalition is real. Any type of content at all. They are jittery, bewildered, and grasping at straws at this point.
Their only hope and chance for 2027 is if coalition doesn’t work.
APC a soar loosers! this is generated al images & videos shameless APC with Thier goons & baboons all over nairaland Apcshit una go tire
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