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What's the implication on all the deadlines imposed on political parties by inec? |
BREAKING: ALL ABDUCTED OYO SCHOOLCHILDREN, TEACHERS RESCUED All the schoolchildren and teachers abducted during the May 15 attack on Ahoro-Esiele community in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State have been rescued. The victims were kidnapped when heavily armed gunmen invaded the community, abducting 46 pupils, teachers and the school principal, an incident that sparked nationwide concern. The abduction turned tragic days later when one of the kidnapped teachers, Michael Oyedokun, was reportedly beheaded by the abductors. Details of the rescue operation, including whether any suspects were arrested or the circumstances surrounding the victims' release, have not yet been disclosed by the authorities.
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Excellent . Front Page. Please . Fergie, myndd |
naptu2:In ibadan.. 90 percent of our akara sellers use gas. You hardly ever see them use edu. The stress alone na 🔥 |
These figures can't be real.. 11000 from where ? |
[sup][/sup]a Chucks13: |
This one go stubborn pass fubara if he becomes governor .... Wike go see fire! Is this not Chinda the Maze fighter in rivers state house of assembly that time. |
He might end up with court cases if he wins ..PDP dey attend APC screening .lol |
fergie001:Summarize it in few sentences when done with it. |
Lol |
No wonder... He has been seriously attacking obi for the past one year! Now connect the dots! |
Hmmm |
Them go deny am. Wike is most likely his backbone |
Time is not just “running.” It is narrowing options. What ADC does in the next few months will decide whether it is a serious platform in 2027 or just another missed opportunity. Let me speak plainly, as a strategist would. 1. Stop the bleeding first (internal war must end now) No opposition survives a public civil war. ADC must: Produce one recognised leadership structure Enter an immediate political settlement, not a prolonged legal fight Use elders or neutral figures to broker peace Names like David Mark and other senior figures should not be in open conflict at this stage. Hard truth: If the party goes to court instead of negotiation, it will lose time even if it wins the case. 2. Secure INEC compliance immediately Independent National Electoral Commission does not care about internal politics. It cares about procedure. ADC must: Align fully with INEC guidelines Submit clear, uncontested leadership details Avoid parallel congresses or factional meetings INEC has already shown its position: “If you are divided, we step back.” So ADC must become administratively “clean” again. 3. Create a legal fast-track strategy Court cases cannot drag into 2027. The party should: Push for accelerated hearing Seek consent judgment or settlement out of court Avoid appeals that stretch timelines This is not the time to prove who is right. It is the time to ensure the party survives. 4. Lock down the coalition (this is critical) ADC is only relevant now because of the coalition. Key figures like: Atiku Abubakar Peter Obi Rabiu Kwankwaso …must do something urgent: Hold a closed-door unity summit Agree on: Platform (ADC or alternative) Candidate selection method Power-sharing formula If they don’t agree early, they will scatter late. 5. Decide one presidential pathway (no ambiguity) This is where many opposition coalitions fail. ADC must choose: Option A: Consensus candidate Option B: Transparent primary election Option C: Zoning agreement But not confusion. If aspirants are unsure: They will defect Or quietly sabotage the platform 6. Build structure quietly while resolving crisis While the leadership issue is being fixed, the party should not “pause.” It should: Begin state-level mobilisation Recruit ward coordinators Map strongholds and swing states Campaigns are not built in one year. They are built early. 7. Prepare a fallback platform (very important) A smart opposition never bets on one structure. If ADC remains unstable: The coalition should quietly prepare: Another party platform Or a merger structure No noise. Just readiness. Because if INEC disqualification risk appears late, there will be no time to recover. 8. Control the narrative Right now, the story is: “ADC is in crisis.” That must change to: “ADC is reorganising for a stronger challenge.” They need: Consistent spokesperson messaging No contradictory public statements No social media fights among members Perception shapes voter confidence. 9. Work backwards from the election timetable INEC timelines will come with: Party primaries window Candidate submission deadlines Campaign start dates ADC must reverse-engineer from that: Leadership settled BEFORE primaries Primaries done EARLY, not last minute Candidate announced with enough campaign runway Late candidates rarely win. 10. Face the real question (this is the uncomfortable one) Is ADC strong enough to carry a national coalition? If the answer is no, then: Merge early Rebrand early Move early Waiting will only shrink their options. Bottom line Right now, ADC has two possible futures: Path 1: Resolve crisis fast → unify coalition → present strong candidate → become a real threat in 2027 Path 2: Stay divided → miss deadlines → lose legal standing → become irrelevant. There is no middle ground. If you want, I can map out who benefits the most politically if ADC fails, and how the 2027 race could shift overnight. |
fergie001:Your observation is very similar to the below write up I saw on Facebook few minutes ago. The ADC is not my cup of tea, but there is now reasonable basis to infer existence of a well orchestrated sinister conspiracy to truncate contested and credible elections in 2027. From what is publicly available, all the Executives of the ADC resigned to allow David Mark and Aregbesola to emerge as the National Chairman and the National Secretary respectively. The man who took the case to the court, Nafiu Gombe, claims that he did not resign as Deputy National Chairman, and that he ought to have automatically assumed the position of National Chairman “in line with the Party’s Constitution”. Interestingly, the ADC held a National Executive Committee where the party ratified its new leadership led by Mark. So, what’s the controversy here? Is dispute over the leadership of a political party no longer the internal affairs of the political party? It used to be the law that issues of political party leadership is non justiciable, or forum domesticum. A Party’s NEC has the authority to decide who should lead the party. If the ADC says they want another person to assume that role instead of the Deputy National Chairman, can the Court compel the same Party to submit to its Deputy? Is this dispute justiciable? Also, the Court of Appeal said the parties should maintain status quo ante bellum. This means the state of affairs before the suit before the Federal High Court was filed by the Claimant. Before the suit, who was the Chairman of the Party? Was it not David Mark? Is this INEC saying that the Order of the Court of Appeal implies that there should be leadership vacuum in the ADC until the case is determined by the Federal High Court? Whose script is this INEC playing? It seems that the ruling party, which prides itself as having over thirty governors in its fold, is so scared of a fair contestation. If it is the desire of INEC for Bola Tinubu to contest as a sole candidate - unopposed, in 2027, let the Commission say so publicly. It will save the country the billions of Naira budgeted for the ‘presidential election’. |
Wow so fast ? Even faster than the signed electoral law by Tnubu! I thought they closed work by 5pm today 😱 |
dapelua: |
fergie001:In Osun..it worked against Omishore wishes and others ambition. In Ekiti it worked against one of the aspirants who was very popular . That's why I believe it is still highly undemocratic. |
N fergie001:Tinubu is so anti democratic. How on earth is consensus (other contenders compulsorily stepping down for the chosen one) a democratic means of producing a candidate? I want to believe that it should be left for the party to decide. |
I agree with you Politics is about systematic calculations and not about emotions. |
Seun..the wike bots are misfiring on this thread. How were they coded? |
Saturnalia: |
JASONjnr:Hahaha Tinubu don finish walahi |
fergie001:Why did you think that the pdp prevented a whole and loyal Lamido from picking the chairmanship form |
Is this real 😲? |
Lol.... I sorry for Naija! when you manipulate statistics for propaganda purposes , this is what you get. They manipulated and reduced the inflation rate from 33 percent to 21 percent but refused to reduce the interest rate from 27 percent to 21 percent. Now if you want to borrow loans from bank, they charge you an astonishing 2.95% monthly 35.4% yearly 😲 |
fergie001:Oyo and Osun states in the bag for pdp . Huge number of Tinubu SW votes greatly chopped off! |
National Convention in Ibadan which will be teleguided by Seyi Makinde, WIKE's proposed PDP Presidential Candidate in 2027 and Authentic Delegate lists will be changed on the Morning of the National Convention in favour of WIKE structure and his preferred NWC will emerge which will later pick Makinde as the Presidential Candidate of the Party and will be a walkover for Tinubu in exchange for a Ministerial Slot. We know the Game Plan and we will all move to the ADC before that November |
Fake news. Just a personal opinion. The nec meeting is Thursday |
He should be celebrating and not mocking the pdp. Or does he have ulterior motives? |
Baba jaiye jaiye . Kabo 👇 |
Lol |