Aleister: APC always desperate! Even given the fact that they control 31 out of 36 states, they’re still restless because they know that money can’t buy the will of the people this time around.
Just like APChit lost in Osun state, so will Tinubu loses his reelection come 2027.
Don't you read good, the hoodlum came because of davido. Stop politicizing every issue, the people's voice will be heard clear by the next presidential election.
zoedew: How can a man represent to others he lives for a given cause and suddenly abandon that cause!😳. That is what Biased Ologunde a.k.a. Lagbaja has done!! It raises the question about how genuine his purported conviction of purpose was in the first place. Put in simple terms a fandom of Lagbaja like I am can't help thinking that he used that representation to gather money so he can japa to America! I concede that I may but I just could not help thinking that way! Tell me, who in Manhattan have their souls so serenaded with lagbaja's music like folks in Nigeria when he was live at Motherland! He must be told in no uncertain terms that I would feel like am wasting away my life in Manhattan real-time if I were in his shoes! One hopes he will return to Nigeria someday to come and fulfil purpose to the core!
ComradeIbrahimA: 🎉 HAPPY 85TH BIRTHDAY, FORMER PRESIDENT, GENERAL IBRAHIM BADAMASI BABANGIDA, GCFR — IBB
Today, 17 August 2026, I join Nigerians and admirers of Former President, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida in celebrating 85 years of life, leadership and national service.
As Comrade Ibrahim Aliyu from Abuja, I celebrate IBB for the vision, courage, strategic thinking and nation-building ambition that characterised his years of leadership.
Whatever one's view of the controversies of his administration, history should also acknowledge the significant foundations and institutions established or advanced during his era.
85 YEARS — 85 REASONS TO REMEMBER IBB
Among the most notable legacies associated with his administration are:
1. Creation of 11 new states. 2. Relocation of Nigeria's Federal Government to Abuja in 1991. 3. Development of Abuja's major districts and federal infrastructure. 4. Construction and development of the Presidential Villa. 5. Development of the National Assembly complex. 6. Development of the International Conference Centre, Abuja. 7. Development of the ECOWAS headquarters in Abuja. 8. Completion of the Third Mainland Bridge, Lagos. 9. Advancement of major national highways. 10. Completion and development of the Shiroro Hydroelectric Power Station. 11. Development of major dams and water-treatment projects. 12. Creation of the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC). 13. Establishment of the State Security Service (SSS/DSS). 14. Establishment of the National Intelligence Agency (NIA). 15. Establishment of the Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA). 16. Establishment of the National Directorate of Employment (NDE). 17. Establishment of NERFUND. 18. Establishment of NDIC. 19. Establishment of NEXIM Bank. 20. Development of Nigeria's capital market. 21. Introduction of major financial-sector reforms. 22. Liberalisation of banking and greater private-sector participation. 23. Introduction of the Structural Adjustment Programme. 24. Advancement of privatisation and commercialisation reforms. 25. Development of export-processing zones. 26. Enactment of the Companies and Allied Matters Act. 27. Advancement of rural roads and infrastructure through DFRRI. 28. Expansion of primary healthcare initiatives. 29. Development of specialist healthcare institutions. 30. Advancement of the National Eye Centre, Kaduna. 31. Support for education and mass literacy. 32. Establishment of NASENI and emphasis on science and technology. 33. Advancement of Ajaokuta Steel. 34. Advancement of the Aluminium Smelter Company, Ikot Abasi. 35. Strengthening of environmental protection through FEPA. 36. Development of federal housing estates. 37. Expansion of military infrastructure. 38. Development of naval and defence facilities. 39. Strengthening of Nigeria's intelligence architecture. 40. Support for women's rural development through the Better Life programme. 41. Expansion of local government administration. 42. Greater attention to grassroots development. 43. Development of government infrastructure for newly created states. 44. Expansion of federal secretariat infrastructure. 45. Development of courts and judicial facilities. 46. Expansion of Abuja's road network. 47. Development of Abuja's water infrastructure. 48. Development of satellite towns around Abuja. 49. Advancement of Nigeria's aviation infrastructure. 50. Strengthening of Nigeria's diplomatic presence in Abuja. 51. Strong regional leadership through ECOWAS. 52. Major Nigerian involvement in ECOMOG. 53. Support for peace efforts in Liberia. 54. Strengthening Nigeria's position as a West African power. 55. Promotion of Nigerian expertise through the Technical Aid Corps. 56. Development of institutions that survived successive governments. 57. Expansion of opportunities for private enterprise. 58. Strengthening of financial regulation. 59. Advancement of national industrialisation. 60. Greater emphasis on indigenous technological capacity. 61. Development of public housing and workers' estates. 62. Expansion of federal infrastructure nationwide. 63. Strengthening of national unity through state creation. 64. Bringing government closer to previously underserved communities. 65. Development of major public institutions in Abuja. 66. Expansion of healthcare infrastructure. 67. Advancement of water-supply infrastructure. 68. Advancement of power infrastructure. 69. Expansion of transportation infrastructure. 70. Strengthening of national security institutions. 71. Promotion of African regional cooperation. 72. Support for African peacekeeping. 73. Modernisation of aspects of public administration. 74. Greater use of technocrats in national policy development. 75. Experimentation with political reforms and a structured two-party system. 76. Introduction of political innovations such as Option A4. 77. Expansion of political participation during the transition programme. 78. Creation of institutions that became permanent features of Nigeria. 79. Transformation of Abuja into a functioning national capital. 80. Development of infrastructure that continues to serve millions. 81. Demonstration of decisive leadership during periods of national crisis. 82. A willingness to take difficult and unconventional decisions. 83. A strong emphasis on long-term national projects. 84. A leadership legacy that remains one of the most debated and studied in Nigerian history. 85. Above all, leaving an unmistakable imprint on modern Nigeria through infrastructure, institutions, state creation, economic reforms, security restructuring and regional diplomacy.
MY PERSONAL TRIBUTE
General IBB, as someone from Abuja, I have a special appreciation for the transformation of this city during your era. The roads, districts, government institutions and national infrastructure remind us of the enormous ambition behind the Abuja project.
I do not believe we should erase the controversies of your administration. Neither should we allow those controversies to erase its achievements.
History must remember both the successes and the mistakes.
What I admire most about your leadership was your boldness, strategic thinking, ability to assemble professionals and technocrats, and willingness to pursue ambitious national projects.
At 85, you remain a living chapter of Nigeria's history.
HAPPY 85TH BIRTHDAY, GENERAL IBRAHIM BADAMASI BABANGIDA, GCFR! 🇳🇬🎉
May Almighty Allah grant you good health, peace, strength and many more years.
Your story is part of Nigeria's story. Your era is part of our history. Your achievements deserve to be remembered.
With deep respect and admiration,
Comrade Ibrahim Aliyu Comradeibrahimaliyu@gmail.com Abuja, Nigeria 🇳🇬
The maradona himself, mamman vatsa, June 12 election among lots of atrocities comes to mind when I remember baba himself. Eni aye kan, ko se re.
Orlandoo: At least those people you mentioned abroad were doing one or two things that raised them the little funds they used to venture into politics. What was Wike or Fareke doing before becoming a politician?
My interest is not to advocate for anyone, the point is we have career politicians even abroad who spent all their adult life in politics.
Beautifulday: It has never been a career except in Africa that is why politicians all over the world resign if the fall short of expectations except in Africa.
I agree our politicians or polithiefcian here don't resign because of greed and corruption but then we still have career politicians even abroad, example are Tony Blair, joe Biden, Gordon brown, Nancy pelosi among many others.
Beautifulday: When did politics became a career? Since you can't say it. Davido has said it to his face.
He should go and get a job or start a business
Politics has always been a career any where in the world but open for anyone to go into. Why will you have political scientist and career diplomat if politics is not a career.
That's a ritual killing. When the fear of God is completely gone, this is the wickedness you see. There is nothing like money ritual, it's just Satan's gimmick to win more soul to his kingdom and he's doing a good job especially with this overzealous teenagers who wants to make money by all means and that doesn't exclude grown up who are still delusional. Tough times don't last but tough people do. May her killing be arrested and make to pay for their insanity.
Iexclusivenews: Singer Davido fires back at Lagos lawmaker after Osun election exchange, urging him to “get a job.”
(iexclusivenews)—Afrobeats star Davido has responded to House of Representatives member James Faleke with a sharp message.
“POLITICS is NOT A CAREER. Get a JOB!!!” he posted on X.
The reply continues their public exchange over the Osun State governorship election.
Faleke had earlier denied Davido’s accusation that he pressured the Independent National Electoral Commission to alter results.
In his response, the Ikeja lawmaker said he only went to Osun to support the APC candidate and told Davido to “face your music while we face our politics.”
Davido quoted that post and delivered the new jab on Sunday. The message quickly gained thousands of likes and shares.
@Kenny0one-OBO please cook them. Àwón àgbàyà lo
@iamAbiodunAA-I agree with you on this one. Politics isn’t a career.
@gsbabatunde—Who told You Politics is not a CAREER
Is this really coming from You that your Lineage cannot do without Politics
This guy is such a child, I use to really like him until his tantrum throwing episode. Faleke is old enough to be his uncle if not older, so why the back and forth like a child who just lost his biscuit.
This is one one of the reason terrorism won't be abated in Nigeria for a long time. These are the animals that gives Islam a bad name. Saudi Arabia today is an ally of the united State, a predominantly Christian country and they enjoy fruitful relationship despite the fact that the former is a core Muslim country. Everyone is moving beyond religion but those northern extremist will find a way to stagnant the lives of their blind supporters.
“For me, I would rather have a Muslim president and eat herbs or leaves than have a Christian (Infidel) president and enjoy eating chicken everyday.”
At this point, I am honestly speechless.
Should leadership be judged by religion or by whether people can eat, live safely and… pic.twitter.com/3ek7o1ea5H
HeadBoy9: Such immediate betrayal. Nigerians made a statement by rejecting the bad government and hardship of the APC government yet Adeleke wants us back in it.
Simply because Tinubu is a Yoruba man and more so from his state.
All these sentiments will be the death of us. Vested interest mofos.
You wouldn't get the logic, and that's because of the shallowness you and your like has tucked in your brain. Am sure you're one of the many obi's lap dog thinking berating Yoruba will help your cause in 2027. Adeleke has a right to align with anyone, and so are you but when you stoop low to condemn political preference of a sitting governor who has just won a reelection in his state because of his tribe or your suppose believe of tribalism, then go and get mentally checked. Am Yoruba and i won't vote Tinubu because I don't agree with his economic decisions but that doesn't mean I will condemn or insult others who do for whatever reason.
2016v2017: Hey, you're one of the typical uncivilized in Nigerian and one of the reasons, Nigeria is not moving forward. See your assumptions, you've proving that you're a tribalists. You lack sense of reasoning. I am not a politician,I don't like supporting politicians, neither am I OBIDIENT member .I am patriotic Nigerian. But, one thing is sure,with free and fair election ,PO will win your Messaih Tpain hands down.
You're extremely nut for that utter nonsense you replied me with. You are a complete and unrepentant ethnic bigot and your lack of moral upstanding and class stinks to high heavens. A person with good IQ won't blankly make such gibberish you uttered ab initio just because another party won aside APC in Osun. The beauty of democracy is giving opportunity to people to make a choice of their leadership and every right thinking being will give kudos to the people of Osun for a peaceful election rather than casting aspersion on other Yoruba state because you're against a party ruling there. Once again you're an ethnic bigot and a chronic obidient whose dream of seeing your principal rule this country will never happen because of some of you data boys who thinks throwing out insults will help his case come next year.
The new propaganda is that Tinubu secretly supported Gov. Adeleke, and now Adeleke will go and thank Tinubu. Bla bla bla.
Yes, Adeleke may go and thank Tinubu. That’s called being magnanimous in victory.
Even the winner of the 2027 presidential election (hopefully Peter Obi) will visit Tinubu, thank him, and get a tour of Aso Rock. 😂
Lesson To Learn: Tinubu is beatable. They thrive on propaganda, making you feel the election is won and no need coming out to vote.
Match them energy to energy. Mobilize and stand your ground, defend your votes. Follow the process all the way to the LG collation centers and scrutinize every result.
Osun people showed the perfect template. Didn’t we see threats and boasts from APC everywhere? What happened when Osun people stood their ground? They were outnumbered.
That’s what it takes to fight for democracy, else it will be destroyed right before your eyes.
Am very sure you're one of the obi data boys who vote from their phone.
2016v2017: Osun State is the only civilized State in Yoruba land. There's no doubt about this statement. No controversy that Osun State is the only civilized and educated Yoruba State in Yoruba land. You don't need to counter this,the prof is overwhelming . Yesterday's governorship election has proved it beyond reasonable doubt. With all Federal Government might, over 15k Police, corrupt Governors, Sin-nators, all Security agents, Federal touts/ thugs , billions of Naira and Dollars in cash,intimidations and gun shoots everywhere, Governor Adeleke ,Davido and Osun people stood on ground unmoved and unshakable , denied themselves sleep, because,they don't want the enemies of the State to succeed in their evil plots . Osun people collected money from APC, but, voted for Accord Party, Government Adeleke. What an amazing people? KUDOS to Davido and all Osun State people. Other States nation wide Should go to Osun State to learn how defend their votes. Once again, KUDOS to Davido and Osun people.
When some of you type whatever nonsense you have at mind, I wonder if you really think deeply before doing it. So just because accord party won at Osun state now, automatically that means that's the most civilize state among the Yorubas'. if Tinubu has used the federal might, we will be talking about something else by now. I don't know your state but am sure you're one of the obidient data boys who will utter gibberish just to sell him to Nigerians. The reason why he will never be president of this country is because people like you feel throwing insults around will help his case come 2027. We will vote and protect our vote come 2027, and it won't be you celebrating. Am not a fan of Tinubu's economy policies, Infact I have never been his fan right from his governorship here in Lagos but load of rubbish you type there is evidence that life will be worst under obi.
bolaayenimo: I saw a video where this pastor Tibetan said God revealed to him that Osun is gone from Adeleke’s hands. He said APC will win the state
We have countless fake prophets and pastors in this country, and many more will come because of the role religion as played in the sensibility of common man.
jesusjnr2020: The late Iman is yet another proof that not all professing muslims were evil and cold-blooded as many often think.
Some really have passion to do what is right, but are walking in ignorance as Saul in the Bible, therefore using it the wrong way.
Hence all they need is to also come to knowledge of the Truth, and they'd begin to channel that same passion the right way, using it to draw lost souls to Christ.
God bless.
I have articulated the exact point you're making here overtime but some views on NL is totally disheartening. Man wouldn't do for God what the supreme being will do for himself. Without religion tolerance we will only he heading in circles.
Evaress: Thank God the amount was not too high. The guy was charging me 5k to get me added to an online job platform, i negotiated and he later accepted 2k. As if i knEw he will block me thats why i brought it down to 2k. I tried it and lo and behold he blocked me and ran off. Later we blame our leaders for the downfall in this country. I will post his name. All i wanted was just a remote job to do to earn a living. God knows i tried. Who knows how many he has scammed on this site..
Una see why dem they burn and beat criminals with no mercy when they get caught and we start to feel pity for them . you won't know how it hurts till it happens to you. i will message the admin in that site
The money might be small but it pains me so much the audacity this thief has to be scamming people here who only want to work.
If i no finish this guy eh just know say dem no born me well. I'm so annoyed. Anyone who has his real pic drop it, i dey carry him name and pic go baba for shrine.
The guy has crossed his final line.
Gha1zz his username 8154654120 his palmpay details His telegram- HisMercy62 Phone number- 08152490506 His name- Stephen Ademola Adentoye
Note: He changes account and username and phone nUmbers
Better thank your star the amount is not that much, and don't waste your time and money visiting any baba, because baba def wan chop.
maryjanety90: Davido shouted through out the week, INEC and others had to respect themselves. Now Ademola has won, He should thank his Nephew Davido.
No need for update Ademola Adeleke has won, INEC announced him winner
2026 Osun Governorship Election Results - Live Updates (See Photos)
What do you mean thank his nephew, davido. The people of Osun have spoken through there votes and choose to stick with the devil they know. Am not down playing his influence, but credit goes to the people first before any individual.
He is not popular anywhere , he failed in Lagos to Peter Obi in 2023 and failed to adeleke even as a president
Tinubu is not popular, he has zero influence . Na money dey help am
If the next presidential election is allowed to go on smoothly without the meddlesome meddlers, then Tinubu has no business been president for another 4 years. His performance is not just woeful but absolutely inimical to the living standard of Nigerian.
LagosOrigin: With the results of the governorship election being released so far and nearing about 90% uploaded, I congratulate governor ademola adeleke of the accord party on his election victory as the governor of Osun state for another 4yrs .
He defeated Tinubu and oyetola in 2023, he has defeated them again with ambo as the flag bearer of the APC.
I want to ask again, where exactly is tinubu strong hold ?
Oga, abeg wait till INEC announces the winner, stop counting your chicken.
FSBoperator: President Donald Trump said Friday that he could soon declare the Strait of Hormuz “a territory of the United States,” an extraordinary remark as he touted U.S. military control of the critical waterway during the war with Iran.
“After we finish defeating Iran, which is being very badly defeated, pretty soon I’ll be declaring the Hormuz Strait a territory of the United States,” Trump said during remarks at the David S. Mack Center for Training and Intelligence in Nassau County, New York.
The president also said he has used the military “a little bit more than I wanted to” but argued pressure on Tehran is necessary to prevent the Iranian regime from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
To achieve this Trump needs an adjourning land mass to claim a water way that is thousands of miles from the US.
According to international maritime law concerning territorial waters, claims to a water body rest largely on an adjacent land territory to the contested water body.
Is Trump going to annex Oman and Iranian territories bordering the narrow waterways ?
While annexing Qatar is every possible , Trump will need to annex the Iranian coastal lands opposite to that of Oman to be able to claim full US control of the straits.
Easier said than done.
I have followed united state politics for a while now and sincerely I have never seen any president so non presidential as Donald Trump.
A woman identified in a viral video as “Arugba” has allegedly threatened voters in Osun State ahead of Saturday’s governorship election, warning those who do not support the All Progressives Congress against coming out to vote.
The video, which circulated widely on social media, showed the woman alongside several others making remarks that appeared aimed at intimidating voters before the August 15 election.
In the footage, she allegedly threatened physical harm against people who cast their ballots for parties other than the APC.
“We will cut the finger you used to vote [for] any party except APC. That finger won’t follow you go back home that day,” she was heard saying.
The woman further warned residents who did not intend to vote for the APC to stay away from polling centres.
[quote author=DailyNigeria post=140325678]An Open Letter to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu
Dear Mr President,
I write this open letter as a Niger Delta stakeholder because there is a reality surrounding your 2027 re-election that I believe you need to hear directly.
Chief Government Ekpemupolo, popularly known as Tompolo, is the only ex-militant leader from the struggle platform working openly and actively for your re-election in 2027.
Tompolo is not waiting for campaign money before taking action. He has already taken a clear position and is putting his resources, influence and political network behind the campaign to return you to Aso Rock in 2027.
Through the PBAT Door-to-Door Movement, he is taking the campaign to the grassroots and mobilising support for your re-election.
This is not a man waiting to be convinced.
Tompolo has already chosen Tinubu.
TOMPOLO IS WORKING WHILE OTHERS ARE WAITING
Mr President, Tompolo's commitment is demonstrated by action, not merely words.
He has provided vehicles to support your campaign mobilisation across the 36 states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory. He is investing his own resources in the political struggle because he believes in the continuation of your administration.
This is important because other former militant leaders have already made their own political choices.
Some have candidates they intend to support and are waiting for campaign money and political resources from the APC before openly abandoning the APC to fully support their choice candidates.
Simply put, they are moles in the APC waiting to sabotage and leave the party stranded on the day of election.
Tompolo is different.
He does not need anybody to give him money before he shows his support for you.
He has already begun the work.
MR PRESIDENT, THE NIGER DELTA NEEDS TOMPOLO
As someone from the Niger Delta, I understand the importance of having people who can genuinely reach our communities.
The Niger Delta is not Abuja.
Our people are spread across riverine communities, creeks, towns and villages. Political mobilisation in the region requires people who understand the terrain and have genuine relationships with the people.
Tompolo has that reach.
He has the experience, relationships and grassroots influence required to communicate directly with the people of the Niger Delta.
Mr President, if you want to consolidate your support in the region, you need to give greater confidence, responsibility and legitimate opportunities to those who are already doing the work of reaching the people, and that's what Tompolo and his boys have been doing in the past few years.
Tompolo is doing that work. He is not even making any noise about it.
SELFISH INTERESTS MUST NOT OVERRIDE NATIONAL INTEREST
Mr President, there are former militant leaders who are unhappy with Tompolo because of the pipeline surveillance contract awarded to Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited.
Their personal interests must not be allowed to become a political campaign against you or against somebody who has demonstrated commitment to your administration.
If Tantita is performing its responsibilities and complying with the requirements of the Federal Government, its contracts should be determined by performance, due process and national interest.
They should not become instruments for political revenge.
AFTER 2027, DO NOT ALLOW ANYBODY TO FIGHT TOMPOLO FOR SUPPORTING YOU
Mr President, I make this appeal particularly strongly.
When you win the 2027 presidential election, nobody should suddenly raise his ugly head against Tompolo because he supported your re-election or because his company has legitimate Federal Government contracts.
Nobody should attempt to witch-hunt him for doing political work for you when others were unwilling to do so.
If he has supported your campaign, mobilised Nigerians and committed his own resources to your victory, then his loyalty should not become a reason for victimisation after the election.
Those who refused to work for your victory should not be allowed to become the people who determine the fate of those who worked for you.
Of particular concern is the overbearing media campaigns against Tompolo by General Shoot-at-Sight, General Boyloaf and General Amagbein. They are none APC members who are using the name of the APC and the 2027 general elections to fight against Tompolo because he was awarded pipeline surveillance contract.
They are so particular about Tompolo and they are willing to go to any length to remove the contract from him simply because of hatred and envy.
Mr. President, these people are not working for you. They are only bent on destabilizing the region and dividing the votes. Tompolo is the only person zealously working for your reelection.
MR PRESIDENT, RECOGNISE THOSE WHO STAND WITH YOU
The 2027 election will not be won from Abuja alone.
It will be won through grassroots mobilisation across Nigeria.
Tompolo understands this.
That is why the PBAT Door-to-Door Movement is already taking the message of your re-election to Nigerians.
He is working.
He is mobilising.
He is committing resources.
And he is doing so without waiting for anybody to first put something in his hands.
Mr President, my appeal is simple:
Commit more national opportunities and legitimate responsibilities to those who are genuinely working to strengthen your administration's relationship with the people of the Niger Delta.
Tompolo's commitment for your government is unshakable. Tompolo is Tinubu, Tinubu is Tompolo. That's how serious he takes your reelection.
Do not listen to selfish interests who only want to destroy a relationship that can benefit your administration and the Niger Delta. Tompolo is your eye in the Niger Delta. And they know that with Tompolo, the opposition will not have any vote in the Niger Delta. That's why they are doing everything to remove him from the scheme of things. But they will not succeed.
When victory comes in 2027, remember those who stood with you before victory was certain.
Tompolo has chosen to stand with you, and the people of the Niger Delta have chosen to stand with Tompolo because of the good works he's doing for them in your name.
Yours faithfully,
Chief Ebi Nelson Niger Delta Stakeholder
This man must have been well paid to write this epistle or expecting pay from tompolo himself. How a security outfit owned by one person whom we all know as militant and a sabotauer in the past is charged with protecting pipelines in a country where we have different government security apparatus paid for by the tax payers is really telling. I really pray for the soul of this country if there is any.
Britishcoins: The problem I have is that anytime I went to check my BP in one pharmacy, my heart beat will start beating fast out of fear, the machine will now give me high BP...
so I have stopped checking it , just try and have a good rest and stop over pressing phones, this are common things that will make BP high...
LoL, been there and back, but still it's better to put the fear aside and check from time to time. The worst that will happen is been placed on drugs and long rest recommended at least God forbid before it's too late. Shalom
gmo10: Why bringing Jesus Christ and his disciples into politics in a country that is highly charged religiously. Is this necessary, will this affect his Uncle's chances at the polls? These questions are begging for answers
He who the gods wants to disgrace, dey first make deaf. David should concentrate on his uncle's campaign and stop social media battle. The real battle is convincing Osun people to vote favourably in his uncle's favor not insults and chest beating.
OLABAMIJI99: If Tinubu wants madness in 2027 we will help him with that..We don’t make noise on the social media. We control the real voters..
We Nigerian youths are behind you, because you are one of the largest Employers in Nigeria, not a drug dealer without a history, or the one that is killing our economy with his importation business with his 3rd class certificate ..
Tinubu is a failure, and I deeply regret supporting him in 2023..
God bless Nigeria.
This man is a joker. Alliance of obi and himself would have done the magic, but his obsession to rule Nigeria since 1993 won't make him think straight. I would rather have obi my president than Atiku, and that has nothing to do with where he comes from. The level of desperation shows lack of preparedness, and his past record as vice president is not encouraging.