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You may even be disappointed by this.
It's a mix bag completely.

Let's watch if He will still say this if APC succeeds in rigging him into defeat in this upcoming governorship election.

I know they will backdate it to cover up their evil.
But who remembers the last time the House of Reps sat?

God forbid another Ikwerre Man becoming Governor to add to their 16 years.
Certainly not with my vote and that of my family and political loyalists.

Instead of going about on his knees to beg Kogi People for forgiveness and refunding their money that he stole, he now wants to go to the senate to steal more?
Well, it will be shameful if he wins the general election.

SonOfWords:
PDP as a political party has lost its steam.

No sensible politician is going to want to risk his or her chances come 2027 by contesting on a platform with two factions, a perpetually drunk anti-party spoiler and a plethora of court litigations.

So what will happen to Senator Natasha and others that Wike's Boys are selling forms to?

Makinde went for APM, Wike continued his evil romance with the APC.
So why are they all running away from the PDP?

Nothing exciting about this.
Fubara will be defeated during the direct primaries.

I think Ihedioha has nothing to lose.
The Imo State Governorship Election isn't taking place in 2027.
So by the time the election takes place, everything must have been settled and clear.
I'm sure, if the odds are against the ADC and or if Obi wins in 2027, Ihedioha will naturally defect to the NDC.

Did she follow Obi to the NDC?

She is still in Court fighting her suspension from the ADC na.

LibertyRep:
Eiya.
Wetin Madam Ireti Kingibe go do now?

Was it not this Man that received that brain-twisting slap at PDP national secretariat?

Are you aware that this factional chairman of accord party is against Gov Adeleke who are hopeful would win the August election?

Lithiumite:
That accord party will soon get a gov by August,,a big achievement adc has never had.

Tinubu can not compensate or settle all aggrieved members of his party.
After the primaries, the real test of APC's unity will be confirmed.

They will declare his seat vacant, claiming there is no crisis in the APC.

Gradually, This Man and His Terr0r Group Are Becoming More Audacious.
He should also demand for Muslim-Muslim Candidates across all states of the South West.
Then it will be easier to declare a South-West Caliphate.
We Dey Watch.

What is ongoing there is less than 20%.
They haven't even completed half of one side of the road.
Travelling on that road remains a nightmare and waste of one's productive hours.

Unfortunately, Mr President deosnt care.
He is busy with his demonic desperate politics.
And Benue People will vote massively for him in 2027 to continue to heartlessly govern over their consistent elimination by Cruel Jihadists.

Including those who resigned from the party?

osuofia2:
Why is ADC behaving like kinda garden politicians, their legal team should have advised them, the same Issue Obi had with LP , and elrufai with SDP, they were people who were members of political party before you guys came and you want to hijack it from them.
Tinubu no be Jonathan o

Many Kaduna People believe that this Man actually won the 2023 governorship election in that State but was robbed of the victory by the APC.
If this planned defection happens, then it's a big win for the ADC.

I dare him to make this declaration in Rivers State too for Fubara against Wike.

At the national level, their spokesperson, Barr Felix Morka, holds another appointment dashed him by President Tinubu.
And the so-called Chairman in Rivers State, Tony Okocha, still retains his NDDC appointment while functional as the State Chairman of the Party.
I'm sure this Ogun Chairman will be removed for daring to issue this directive, regardless of the constitutionality of it.

MT:
Whenever a Governor relieves someone of his or her post with immediate effect, just know that there is a serious in-fighting.

We would hear from the former SSG soon anyway.

What are the roles of these "senior special assistant, special adviser" - waste of taxpayer's money.

Can they ever advise the Governor on any matter?

They can but the Governors don't take any of such pieces of advice.
So these Guys just remain there without giving any advice and just collect their salaries and allowances.

ekukeku:
Reading diz with a bottle of beer

Thank God you are not a Christian.
Or you are among the fake Christians that Gumi say He hates.

Firing madam Natasha.
She no dey hear at all.
It's fight to finish.
Watch the video below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RW-Dyg-pSAY?si=qd5R1oDB32iurQsx

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_tRrD2oQ-U?si=W-HmzHlA6q7NKXuh

FCT Minister, Chief Nyesom Wike has exposed how a former governor of Rivers State, Rotimi Amaechi got a Luxury Rolls Royce Car from Senator John Azuta Mbata.

Wike exposed this while speaking on a special edition of Politics Today on Channels Television on Friday.

Amaechi in defending his claim of not being rich, corrupt and greedy like Wike had revealed that he was yet to use even a Rolls Royce Gift to him over 10 years ago.

Prepare To Make Heavy Sacrifice For Peace, Fubara Tells Supporters

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOKYa-CwEmE?si=IQyYjI85gYPoYJRK

Address of Governor Siminalayi Fubara At A Meeting with Simplified Stakeholders on Saturday, June 28, 2025

Protocols

I had a meeting with you on the 29th of May, 2025, here, and in that meeting, I did inform you that we are in a peace process. I know — and not just being in the process — I said it's ongoing.

I called for this meeting to address you formally, for you to have the first-hand information. It's not the one you are reading in the paper, it's not the one you are seeing on social media or wherever — you are now hearing from me.

We have fought. I think, in my own assessment and in the assessment of anyone here who is genuine in this struggle, you will know that we have done what we need to do. At this point, if you want to be truthful to yourself, the only solution is peace. I did say that there's no price that is too big for peace — I meant it, and I'm still ready to follow it to the end.

Nobody can take away the role the FCT Minister, Chief Nyesom Ezenwo Wike, played — that's the truth. Yes, we might have our differences, but nobody here will say he doesn't know the role he played. Nobody can wish away the risk he took. Yes, at a point we had our differences and if today there's need for us to settle, please, anyone who genuinely believes in me should understand that it's the right thing to do.

So, my dear fathers, brothers and sisters, no matter the level of peace that a mediator will arrange, the true peace is the one where both of you are sitting down together to say, “Yes, this is what we want.”

At this point, I've met him and we have spoken. You can't take away the fact that he’s hurt — he's a human being. I also have my own share of pains too.

If we believe that we are in one family and our interest is to support the President, then what is the issue? If you say you are with us and you believe in me, this is the time for us to show it.

Because it's not even about me as a person — it's about the overall interest of the state. In the midst of this crisis between me and the FCT Minister, look at the projects we've initiated. Many have been abandoned. We know the progress we would have recorded and the areas that would have been developed. So, there's need for this peace — that's the truth.

I can't abandon you people — that's one thing I need to say here. This is the time for me to prove to you that I care for you, and I make my commitment here that whichever way it goes, I will not abandon anybody. [b]But the sacrifice that we are going to make for us to achieve this total peace is going to be heavy, and I want everybody to prepare for it.

Without a total reconciliation — which, by the grace of God, the both of us have gotten to — there's no way we can make progress in this state. There's no way the President can come in to save the situation. So, I want to appeal to everyone — I have accepted that we must accept this peace, no matter how it looks, no matter how you feel, we must accept it.

In my place, there's a fish they call Atabala — you call it Tilapia. The native Tilapia doesn't grow big. The mother Tilapia used to tell the kids that if you want to grow up to my own size, hide your head inside the mud. Every one of us should understand that at this time, we've done our best, and what we need now is this peace so that we can grow. I know it's difficult and heavy, but that's the true situation.

~H.E Sir Siminalayi Fubara GSSRS.
● Governor Of Rivers State.

We knew a time like would time..
And here it is finally

Interesting and funny.
I hope this settles the storm finally.
Thus people eh.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgZFwFMblng?si=SFcAlyeptpnOLP3B

Those Behind The Coalition Are Political IDPs, Don't Pay Attention To Them - Tinubu

President Bola Tinubu on Wednesday described opposition leaders spearheading a coalition against him ahead of the 2027 presidential election as internally displaced politicians fighting for relevance.

Former Vice President Atiku and ex-Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai, in March, rallied other opposition figures to forge a united front against President Tinubu and the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the next national election.

El-Rufai dumped the APC and pitched his tent with the Social Democratic Party (SDP) in March.

Other opposition elements involved in the coalition arrangement are the Labour Party presidential candidate in the 2023 election, Peter Obi, the former Minister of Transport, Rotimi Amaechi, the ex-Senate President, David Mark, and the former Director-General of the Progressives Governors Forum (PGF), Salihu Lukman, among others.

The group applied to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for the registration of a new political party – the All Democratic Alliance (ADA) – last week.

Tinubu, who spoke at a one-day visit to Nasarawa State, urged his supporters not to pay attention to the opposition figures as they were in a coalition to unseat themselves.

He said: “Just don’t pay them any attention. They are the political IDPs. Don’t give them a home. The hope is here.”

The President, who commissioned projects initiated by the state government, commended Governor Abdullahi Sule for bringing development to the state.

Source: https://www.ripplesnigeria.com/tinubu-brands-atiku-el-rufai-others-political-idps-in-search-of-relevance/

Making it look like a minor incident is wrong.
If it was just an overzealous supporter, why then was the President so deep in fear?
Watch the video below:
https://youtube.com/shorts/ouZ7XT93oGM?si=oHuDTfHOzeJN9_q6

Dickson Knocks Tinubu For Trampling On Democracy In Rivers With His Big Presidential Feet


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSHtMkrz5EE?si=1-DwHR-GowlMp3kx

Senator representing Bayelsa West Senatorial District, Senator Seriake Dickson, on Thursday slammed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for failing to restore democratically elected government in Rivers State.

Recall that President Tinubu had, on 18th March 2025, announced the suspension of Governor Siminalayi Fubara, his deputy, Mrs Ngozi Odu, and all elected members of the House of Assembly of Rivers State for an initial period of six months.

The President also announced the appointment of retired Vice Admiral Ibok-Ette Ibas as the state’s administrator to oversee the affairs of the oil-producing state.

Speaking during a media chat after President Tinubu addressed the joint session of the National Assembly to commemorate Democracy Day and 26 years of uninterrupted democracy in Nigeria, the former Bayelsa State Governor expressed dismay that the President, in his nationwide address, failed to reinstate Governor Fubara and his deputy, as well as members of the State House of Assembly.

He said: “Let me start by saying Happy Democracy Day to all Nigerians — even though one might ask: are we truly happy?

“Democracy is supposed to inspire hope, but what we saw today in the Senate was a direct assault on that hope.”

Senator Dickson, who was visibly angry about the imposition of emergency rule in the oil-producing state, which is controlled by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), described President Tinubu’s decision on Rivers State as a forceful takeover.

“And today, it was very annoying that the Senate President chose today, Democracy Day of all days, to read the President’s own democratic communication to the National Assembly, making appointments into democratic institutions in Rivers State, when today we expected that he should announce the restoration of democracy.

“The President has said he is not working for a one-party state — well and good — but all the body language and all the strategies of the President and his party are indicative of the fact that they want a Nigeria of sycophants.

“They want a Nigeria of people who say yes to everything. And the National Assembly cannot be that.

“The National Assembly, the President of the Senate, and the President of the Federal Republic need to know that once you’ve caged the National Assembly, you have caged democracy.

“And you cannot come and then make beautiful speeches on the hallowed chambers of the National Assembly claiming that you are democratic, claiming that you are not working towards a one-party rule.

“The best way to show that the President is committed to democracy is to respect the rights of everybody — to free speech and free participation — and most importantly, most poignantly, restore as quickly as possible democratic rule in Rivers State that was unjustifiably taken away,” Senator Dickson lamented.

Source: https://tribuneonlineng.com/senator-dickson-faults-tinubu-over-failure-to-restore-democracy-in-rivers/