Lithiumite: Obi has repeatedly lost his home states gubernatorial elections to apga,despite is open support for his candidates but always lost woefully,the last fct elections also readily comes to mind,he was everywhere gallivanting aimlessly all over the place but his party still lost woefully......does that make him unpopular as we speak? If your answer is no,then your question is pointless.
Obi wasn't the one on the ballot just as tinubu isn't he one on the ballot in osun,guber elections and legislative elections are local and different factors and interests comes to bare..m..even adeleke has openly declared his support for tinubu despite being in opposition,have you seen tinubu or his wife campaigning openly anywhere for the apc candidate?
Are you talking about the FCT elections that you lots rigged?
And about Obi and Anambra, how many times has he deployed thugs and gestapo just to give his candidate an edge?
And by comparing Obi and Tinubu, are you now accepting that the two men are of equal standing in their regional popularity after you lots have argued for years that Tinubu is bigger than Obi?
From the arrest of Accord party members to the open rascality of thugs and most recently, a sitting senator asking APC members to kill Accord members and supporters.
There’s not a single pretense of fairness; not an iota of fairness.
It’s obvious that APC wants to be declared in Osun by all means.
But this has left me wondering, where is Tinubu’s popularity in the Southwest is his supporters always want us to believe?
During Buhari time, elections were a walkover for APC members in the Muslim north without a single resort to violence. That’s what real popularity looks like.
But not so with Tinubu in his native state and region.
Is this how Tinubu hopes to win in 2027? Unleashing mayhem across Nigeria?
How many states can they cover with violence? And how much of it can the people take before they revolt?
A new Nigerian crime drama, “Murder in Class 5,” is drawing attention with a storyline that places an unsettling mystery within the seemingly familiar setting of a primary school.
Released on August 1, the film follows the investigation into the mysterious death of a primary school pupil, with suspicion falling on another minor. As the investigation unfolds, the story explores themes of justice, privilege, family influence and the social class dynamics that often shape the pursuit of truth in contemporary Nigerian society.
The film features a cast led by child actress Dera Osadebe, alongside Miwa Olorunfemi, Chisom Agoawuike and other actors. Producer David Umoke also takes on the role of Inspector Penguin, the detective at the centre of the investigation.
Speaking on the production, David Umoke said the film was conceived to challenge conventional storytelling while encouraging conversations about justice and accountability. “At its heart, Murder in Class 5 is more than a murder mystery. It’s a story about how truth can become complicated by power, perception and social status…”
The film has also generated considerable interest online, reportedly recording close to half a million YouTube views within days of its release.
Following the controversy surrounding the interview granted by John Cardinal Onaiyekan after the visit of Catholic Bishops to the president, the NCA, Atiku and Senator Shehu Sani have come out to defend the Catholic bishops. https://x.com/vanguardngrnews/status/2084159880768672065?s=46
flokii: PBAT has outperformed all his predecessors and 2027 will be his reward with another 4years to continue working for a prosperous Nigeria.
I can still recall the decay under PDP. how airport runways had potholes, posing serious danger to Nigerian lives.. yet they did nothing, showed no concern, instead were busy embezzling money.
Enter Abuja now and see all the transformation happening.. most highways in South that were not motorable for many years despite being route for trailers, trucks, containers etc. are either getting facelift or being reconstructed. Yet they tell you to vote for a failure with no record of good governance over the amiable City boy from Lagos.
Don’t forget to add that Tinubu and Umahi abandoned that road and was building Coastal Road to nowhere.
It had to take Peter Obi taking pictures on the damaged portion of the road before they could act.
OLABAMIJI99: Yes, Tinubu will get 25% across all the states, but we are talking about of victory here, not 25%..
Those governors you are talking about are likely to repeat what PDP governors did to Jonathan in 2015, not plotting of any 2031 ambition.Don’t be deceived.
Again, you are saying that Atiku won’t get 25% in southern Nigeria, if An unknown Obi got 25% in some Nothern states, is it Atiku a former vice president that won’t get 25% ?
You must be a joke..
Can you forget about making blanket statements and talk to specifics?
Name the southern states where Atiku will get 25%.
owobokiri: We as igbos should stop giving out jobs that can be done by fellow igbos to those whose uncles caused a genocide that gulped well over 5 million igbo lives. It makes no sense. This kind of political correctness is uncalled for... They have taken all jobs in the CBN, NNPC, Military, Police.., and we have to donate these ones to them too
If there is a set of people who should be desperate to take actions in order to please the other, it is the "Nigerians". They are the one who have ceaselessly impacted the igbos negatively for almost a century now. We should conserve resources and stop playing to the gallery just prove a phantom "One Nigeria"..
That Enugu State governor needs to be reigned in..
No, I don’t agree with you.
The Igbo society is built on meritocracy.
If a Yoruba person is qualified for the job job, give it to him.
If a Hausa is more qualified for the jobs, give it to him.
My only problem is that other ethnic group will not do the same.
I’m sure many people are not aware that the CEO of Enugu Air is Yoruba.
The CEO of Enugu Air is a Yoruba woman and I’ve never heard Enugu people complain about where she’s from. The other people would have been threatening fire and brimstone.
You can never buy class. Igbos are classic people.
Goodmarlian: I am just tired of this my girls approach towards our relationship,this girl is good ,well behaved and has a good job shes doing at hand but the problem I have with her is that she barely picks my calls or reply chats don't get me wrong we talk so very well offline we can gist for long and all that but we are no longer together forget it she will never reply my chats or calls I have complained a lot about this to her she will apologize but still continue now I think it either she doesn't really like me as I think or she just want to weaponise communication I just want to continue with the relationship for fun while a find someone else who is ready and prioritizes me for marriage ,I see poor communication as a huge red flag .
Some of us hate calls and chats like mad.
Once we are alone we just want to be left alone. Your girl may fall in that category and it doesn’t mean she doesn’t love you.
I’m surprised you are the one craving attention like a woman.
Don’t lose a good woman because she doesn’t like it calls.
Why can’t I post images here? It’s been recurring for more than a month now but I thought it was a network issue that would stop with time but it’s not stopping.
I don’t know if I’m the only one with such challenge.
helinues: It will be unfair and insensitive if ADC is deregistered
Meanwhile, I learned that NDC submitted their presidential candidate details 2 days late after INEC deadline. Peter Obi could be disqualified from the 2027 election
Dreal1247: The reality is that the record of Obi has made the Prof to be like a school certificate carrier. Little wonder he intentionally sidelines him in whatsoever he is doing in the state as Obi will always steal the show. But I feel that he should have used Obi as a bait to buy the minds of Anambrarians. As it stands now, any governor that is against Obi looses his relevance immediately after his tenure. While Obi is becoming more popular on daily basis. The sleeplessness nights being suffered by the APC and ADC including other political figures in Nigeria over Obi is a testament of the fact that his popularity is growing daily.
Don’t mind Soludo.
He doesn’t know that he would have had more to gain aligning with Peter Obi than fighting him which is making him (Soludo) lose relevance.
But unfortunately he’s too unstrategic to understand that.
Few days ago, Oshiomole went on a media platform and stated that it was Obiano that instituted a law to demolish properties used for criminal activities, and not Peter Obi.
But here’s a video of Peter Obi supervising the demolition of a property used by criminals himself as covered by Channels Television.
Adams Oshiomole lied to himself and his fellow supporters of evil that it was Obiano that made a law to demolish properties used for criminal activities in Anambra State.
Adams Oshiomole lied to himself and his fellow supporters of evil that it was Obiano that made a law to demolish properties used for criminal activities in Anambra State.
But below is the video of Peter Obi supervising the demolition of a building used for criminal activities…
Now that we are already within the active calendar of the 2027 general election, and the process of the 2027 general election has already kick-started, then the outcome of 2023 election can no longer be used to de-register any party, since all the parties are now undergoing the preparations for the 2027 general election.
Nevertheless, there is every possibility that the suit was initiated at a time when the process for the 2027 general election has not started.. But even at that, the suit naturally should have been taken over by events.
They are just insistent on killing opposition and Justice Lifu is their willing tool.
You expect NJC that is in Tinubu and Wike’s pocket to discipline Lifu?
Meanwhile, I think I know why he did not give judgement on the matter today as initially scheduled.
If he gave judgement today, ADC would have merged it with yesterday own and file a consolidated appeal which would have fastracked the two cases.
But in delaying judgement in this case, by the time Appeal Court might be giving some relief to ADC regarding deregisteration, he would likely hit them with handing over the party to Gombe Bala which would become an entirely new round of court circus again.
amaridigital: They must all the requirements listed in that section of the constitution not only LGA or House of Assembly seat alone. The law doesn't give them the option of only one.
Read again:
INEC may deregister a party if it fails to win:
• Presidential election: At least 25% of votes cast in one state of the federation •
Governorship election: At least 25% of votes cast in one local government area of a state •
Chairmanship election: At least one ward •
Legislative elections: At least one seat in the National Assembly or State House of Assembly
• Councillorship election: At least one seat
So, you’re telling me that if a party satisfies all other requirements and doesn’t win a councilorship seat then it should be deregistered?