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Tizu:
Rotimi Amaechi is the traitor that connived and sold GEJ ( his neighbor and brother) that brought in the failures named Buhari and Tinubu for a mere ministerial position.
We can never trust that he won't do such again.

Kingosytex:
What did Amaechi achieve as both a governor and minister?
The same Amaechi was silent and watched Buhari run the economy to the ground
Tell me another joke please

Lixya:
Really this report/news can only be a JOKE! "Amechi leading Nigeria in 2027" in one sentence must certainly be a cheap joke!

TheGoodJoe:
I only rate Peter Obi ahead of Amaechi in Nigeria. Amaechi was an amazing Governor.

Sugarboyy:
Oga carry your football mentality and go to Nigeria Super Eagles thread.
I have no problem with everything you said about Amaechi but mentioning PO was irresponsible of you.
In the history of Governors in Nigeria and their performances, PO can't be mentioned amongst the top 20.
Where were you when Akpabio was the governor of Akwa Ibom State? Where were you when Ohakim was the governor of Imo state? Where were you when Fashola, Ambode and now Sanwo Olu were and now the Governors of Lagos State? Where were you when Donald Duke was governor of Cross River State? Where were you when Oshiomhole was governor of Edo State? Where were you when Lamido was governor of Jigawa state? And so many others?
Even Soludo 4years has surpassed PO 8 years as governor.

btvnigeria:
ROTIMI AMAECHI LEADS NIGERIANS FOR BETTER FUTURE AHEAD OF 2027 ELECTIONS AS PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFUL
...Wondering which Political Platform will be used for Amaechi's 2027 Presidential Bid

Usman Musa Bello Reporting Live from Abuja...

Rotimi Amaechi, a former Minister of Transportation, has emerged as a key figure in the lead-up to the 2027 presidential elections.

As a potential presidential hopeful, Amaechi's comments on Nigerian society have sparked intense debate.

His statement about Nigerians being docile and unresponsive to significant issues, including extreme violence, highlights a concerning aspect of the country's social fabric.

Amaechi's remarks suggest that Nigerians might tolerate electoral malpractices, such as lack of transparency and vote rigging, without demanding change.

This perceived docility could perpetuate the cycle of poor leadership and undermine efforts to reform the electoral process.

To address this, citizens must participate in the electoral process, report electoral malpractices, and demand transparency and accountability from their leaders.

The docility Amaechi mentioned might also explain why Nigerians often accept security challenges, like insurgency and banditry, without pushing for more effective solutions.

This could exacerbate electoral violence and compromise the security of the nation.

Amaechi's potential presidential bid could bring attention to these security concerns and push for more effective solutions.


Amaechi's statement implies that Nigerians might not demand better institutional frameworks, such as improved electoral administration and campaign finance regulation.


This could perpetuate the status quo, where women hold less than 6% of political offices, and other institutional inadequacies persist.


Civil society organizations and advocacy groups can push for reforms, such as improved electoral administration and increased representation of women in politics.


To demand a better future, Nigerians must work together to break the cycle of docility.


This can be achieved through:

- Civic Engagement: Citizens participating in the electoral process and demanding transparency and accountability from their leaders.


- Advocacy: Civil society organizations and advocacy groups pushing for reforms, such as improved electoral administration and increased representation of women in politics.


- Leadership Accountability: Leaders being held accountable for their actions, and citizens demanding better governance and service delivery.

Amaechi's potential presidential bid could be a step towards addressing these challenges and promoting better leadership and accountability in Nigeria.

His rumored selection as a potential running mate for Atiku Abubakar, a presidential hopeful, has sparked interest in the political landscape ahead of the 2027 elections.

Looking at a beautiful picture in the struggle to replace Bola Tinubu as president of Nigeria in 2027 Rotimi Chibuike Amaechi remains a stronger and better force in partnership with the North.

Amaechi has the northern connect having been tested, trusted and charished by the North in 2015 and again in 2019 as the Buhari presidential campaign organization Director General who delivered twice for Buhari to become and return as president in 2015 and 2019 respectively.

The northern connection with Amaechi is very solid and stronger than whatever any other Aspirant can provide because without the northern connection it will be hard for whosoever to become president no matter how popular you might think you are.

Remember the North has a style of politics controlled by the trusted elites over time.

DMerciful:
All the people that brought APC including the PDP G5 that suported APC will not lead Nigeria.

They'll rather atone for their iniquities.

There has to be retribution and atonement

Sugarboyy:
Oga carry your football mentality and go to Nigeria Super Eagles thread.
I have no problem with everything you said about Amaechi but mentioning PO was irresponsible of you.
In the history of Governors in Nigeria and their performances, PO can't be mentioned amongst the top 20.
Where were you when Akpabio was the governor of Akwa Ibom State? Where were you when Ohakim was the governor of Imo state? Where were you when Fashola, Ambode and now Sanwo Olu were and now the Governors of Lagos State? Where were you when Donald Duke was governor of Cross River State? Where were you when Oshiomhole was governor of Edo State? Where were you when Lamido was governor of Jigawa state? And so many others?
Even Soludo 4years has surpassed PO 8 years as governor.

TheGoodJoe:
Which iniquity. Remember, Amaechi did not work with Tinubu and also he was the best performing minister. He joined APC because GEJ made his life hell in Rivers State. So leave Amaechi on that one.

Tizu:
Rotimi Amaechi is the traitor that connived and sold GEJ ( his neighbor and brother) that brought in the failures named Buhari and Tinubu for a mere ministerial position.
We can never trust that he won't do such again.

saintopus:
I agree completely but Wike will fight against him with his blood

DMerciful:
Ameachi was the campaign DG twice for Buhari, the monumental disaster.

Amaechi led the new PDP out of PDP with Atiku, Saraki, Kwankwaso, Dino Melaye.

They are partly responsible for Nigeria's lost decade of 2015-2025

TheGoodJoe:
You just fell your hand by mentioning Akpabio. Building just flyover and roads is not development. I am from Akwa Ibom State. What did Akpabio do in the health sector? What did he do in the education sector?

Amaechi built high standard schools, and hospitals, offering free healthcare and education. Also offering massive employment. Development is not about building roads and flyovers, but directly improving the lives of people.

Peter Obi was awarded as the best governor when it comes to implementation of the Millenium development goals. That is due to his understanding and application of the international standard framework for critical development indices.

We are talking of long term developmental framework. You are talking Akpabio and Soludo.

Smartcitizen:
What of Tinubu? They all worked against Jonathan.

TheGoodJoe:
Amaechi can't lead Atiku, Saraki, and Kwankwaso. Amaechi had no choice. He was suspended from PDP by Goodluck Jonathan for no reason. APC used his impeccable record to campaign. Amaechi did a good work as Minster of Transport and his office was the only good thing to the best of my knowledge that came out of Buhari's tenure. So you can't call iniquity for Amaechi.

Amaechi did a lot. He offered free medical care for pregnant women all over the State as a Governor. He provided free PPE for medical care. We had free emergency programs under Amaechi that saved lots of lives. Just leave Amaechi, he tried.

Sugarboyy:
How you see and define governance doesn't means it's the best definition.
Today, when you talk of western world, the first things that draws people to those countries are the infrastructures which drives tourism...e.g Dubai and Singapore.
All those infrastructures that Akpabio provided as governor in Akwa Ibom State was what brought the limelight that Akwa Ibom is still enjoying till today, including the Ibom Tropicana.
Last year, few of my friends traveled to Akwa Ibom on vacation because of these same infrastructures that Akpabio provided and that's how it's nowadays all over Nigeria, people are trooping into the state on vacations. Hopefully I, my wife and some of my friends and their wives will be doing same this year all because of the infrastructures that Akpabio brought to Akwa Ibom. People don't even talk much about Calabar again when thinking of vacation destination in Nigeria, Akwa Ibom has taken over.
Akwa Ibom was only known for house helps, eaten dog meat and killing children over witchcraft, including when Obong Victor Attah was governor but it was Akpabio uncommon transformation in Akwa Ibom that changed the narratives.
Every governor has won governor of the year as far Nigeria is concerned, just pay the organisers mostly when your election is drawing closer and you will be awarded. Oshiomhole as Governor of Edo State won countless governor of the year and also Sun man of the year award, Mimiko as Governor of Ondo State won also in health and maternal death reduction, etc. so PO wining governor of the year wasn't a yardstick, the award could easily have been bought.
Prior to 2023 general elections, not even Anambra citizens saw Obi as a Messiah, that's why there is no candidates he has supported in any election in Anambra State that ended up winning after he was done as governor. He supported Obaze and the man was roundly beating and came a distance 3rd if I'm not mistaken.

DMerciful:
Is Amaechi still in APC?

You want Nigeria to vote APC inspite of the lost decade of 2015-2025?

TheGoodJoe:

I hate APC. I have not voted APC. I am talking of Amaechi, and his performance as a governor is amazing.

Sugarboyy:
How you see and define governance doesn't means it's the best definition.
Today, when you talk of western world, the first things that draws people to those countries are the infrastructures which drives tourism...e.g Dubai and Singapore.
All those infrastructures that Akpabio provided as governor in Akwa Ibom State was what brought the limelight that Akwa Ibom is still enjoying till today, including the Ibom Tropicana.
Last year, few of my friends traveled to Akwa Ibom on vacation because of these same infrastructures that Akpabio provided and that's how it's nowadays all over Nigeria, people are trooping into the state on vacations. Hopefully I, my wife and some of my friends and their wives will be doing same this year all because of the infrastructures that Akpabio brought to Akwa Ibom. People don't even talk much about Calabar again when thinking of vacation destination in Nigeria, Akwa Ibom has taken over.
Akwa Ibom was only known for house helps, eaten dog meat and killing children over witchcraft, including when Obong Victor Attah was governor but it was Akpabio uncommon transformation in Akwa Ibom that changed the narratives.
Every governor has won governor of the year as far Nigeria is concerned, just pay the organisers mostly when your election is drawing closer and you will be awarded. Oshiomhole as Governor of Edo State won countless governor of the year and also Sun man of the year award, Mimiko as Governor of Ondo State won also in health and maternal death reduction, etc. so PO wining governor of the year wasn't a yardstick, the award could easily have been bought.
Prior to 2023 general elections, not even Anambra citizens saw Obi as a Messiah, that's why there is no candidates he has supported in any election in Anambra State that ended up winning after he was done as governor. He supported Obaze and the man was roundly beating and came a distance 3rd if I'm not mistaken.

DMerciful:
Is Amaechi gonna run as an independent candidate? Amaechi is in the middle of nowhere, not courageous enough to decamp

TheGoodJoe:
Jonathan was the traitor who fought the best performing Governor in Nigeria for no reason. Amaechi that delivered one of the highest votes for him to become President. A Niger Delta man, Goodluck fought him with all venom. Goodluck fighting Amaechi was the mistake.

btvnigeria:
ROTIMI AMAECHI LEADS NIGERIANS FOR BETTER FUTURE AHEAD OF 2027 ELECTIONS AS PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFUL
...Wondering which Political Platform will be used for Amaechi's 2027 Presidential Bid

Usman Musa Bello Reporting Live from Abuja...

Rotimi Amaechi, a former Minister of Transportation, has emerged as a key figure in the lead-up to the 2027 presidential elections.

As a potential presidential hopeful, Amaechi's comments on Nigerian society have sparked intense debate.

His statement about Nigerians being docile and unresponsive to significant issues, including extreme violence, highlights a concerning aspect of the country's social fabric.

Amaechi's remarks suggest that Nigerians might tolerate electoral malpractices, such as lack of transparency and vote rigging, without demanding change.

This perceived docility could perpetuate the cycle of poor leadership and undermine efforts to reform the electoral process.

To address this, citizens must participate in the electoral process, report electoral malpractices, and demand transparency and accountability from their leaders.

The docility Amaechi mentioned might also explain why Nigerians often accept security challenges, like insurgency and banditry, without pushing for more effective solutions.

This could exacerbate electoral violence and compromise the security of the nation.

Amaechi's potential presidential bid could bring attention to these security concerns and push for more effective solutions.


Amaechi's statement implies that Nigerians might not demand better institutional frameworks, such as improved electoral administration and campaign finance regulation.


This could perpetuate the status quo, where women hold less than 6% of political offices, and other institutional inadequacies persist.


Civil society organizations and advocacy groups can push for reforms, such as improved electoral administration and increased representation of women in politics.


To demand a better future, Nigerians must work together to break the cycle of docility.


This can be achieved through:

- Civic Engagement: Citizens participating in the electoral process and demanding transparency and accountability from their leaders.


- Advocacy: Civil society organizations and advocacy groups pushing for reforms, such as improved electoral administration and increased representation of women in politics.


- Leadership Accountability: Leaders being held accountable for their actions, and citizens demanding better governance and service delivery.

Amaechi's potential presidential bid could be a step towards addressing these challenges and promoting better leadership and accountability in Nigeria.

His rumored selection as a potential running mate for Atiku Abubakar, a presidential hopeful, has sparked interest in the political landscape ahead of the 2027 elections.

Looking at a beautiful picture in the struggle to replace Bola Tinubu as president of Nigeria in 2027 Rotimi Chibuike Amaechi remains a stronger and better force in partnership with the North.

Amaechi has the northern connect having been tested, trusted and charished by the North in 2015 and again in 2019 as the Buhari presidential campaign organization Director General who delivered twice for Buhari to become and return as president in 2015 and 2019 respectively.

The northern connection with Amaechi is very solid and stronger than whatever any other Aspirant can provide because without the northern connection it will be hard for whosoever to become president no matter how popular you might think you are.

Remember the North has a style of politics controlled by the trusted elites over time.