PRESS STATEMENT:
NDC IMO STATE REMAINS FORMIDABLE UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF BARR. REGINALD UWAKWE.
Date: July 12, 2026
By: Rotr.Comr Iwuoha Oluebube Peculiar
(State Directorate of Media, Nigerian Democratic Congress, Imo State).
The attention of the Nigerian Democratic Congress (NDC) in Imo State has been drawn to recent discussions and speculations regarding the leadership and direction of our great party. I wish to categorically state that the NDC in Imo State remains one united, formidable, and indivisible family under the undisputed leadership of Hon. Barr. Reginald Uwakwe.
As a committed stakeholder and loyal member of this great movement, I align fully with the recent resolutions and clarifications made during the strategic meeting with the State Executive Committee, Zonal Chairmen, Local Government Area Chairmen, Ward Chairmen, and Secretaries at the state secretariat on 11/07/2026.
It is imperative to reaffirm that the executives elected during the congresses held on May 1, 2, and 4, 2026, emerged through a transparent, constitutional, and democratic process. These executives, led by Hon. Barr. Reginald Uwakwe, remain the only recognised leadership of the NDC in Imo State. No individual or group has the authority to remove, suspend, or replace any duly elected officer outside the provisions of our party’s constitution. We stand firmly by our leadership and reject any attempt to create factions or undermine the collective will of our members.
The NDC is a movement built on the principles of justice, equity, and the Nigerian dream of a better future under the visionary leadership of Peter Obi. To achieve this noble objective, we must eschew rancour, bitterness, and anti-party activities. I join our State Chairman in urging all members to embrace forgiveness, peace, and love. Those who have been offended should forgive, and those who have offended others should seek reconciliation. This is the only path to lasting unity and sustainable progress.
The NDC is a party of law and order. We will not tolerate any conduct capable of undermining the growth, stability, and reputation of our party. Disciplinary measures will be taken against anyone found engaging in rumour-mongering, character assassination, hatred, or any form of anti-party activity. Let it be known that we respect the chain of command: Ward Chairmen answer to Local Government Area Chairmen, LGA Chairmen answer to Zonal Chairmen, Zonal Chairmen answer to the State Chairman, and the State Chairman remains accountable and loyal to the National Chairman and national leadership of our party.
Let us never lose sight of our primary mission: to work tirelessly towards the emergence of Peter Obi as the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Under the leadership of Barr. Reginald Uwakwe, we are intensifying grassroots mobilisation, strengthening our structures, and sensitising the public on the need for a new Nigeria. We are resolute, and we are ready.
Finally! The NDC in Imo State is not divided; it is growing stronger. We remain formidable, focused, and fully prepared for the political tasks ahead. I call on all party faithful to disregard any narrative of discord and to continue working harmoniously with our State Chairman and the entire executive committee.
Long live the Nigerian Democratic Congress!
Long live Imo State!
Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria!
*Rotr.Comr Iwuoha Oluebube Peculiar.*
_(State Dir for Media, NDC Imo State).
Dauda Lawal inaugurates $200m lithium processing plant in Zamfara
Dauda Lawal, governor of Zamfara, has inaugurated a $200 million lithium mining and processing plant in Boko village, Zurmi LGA of the state.
The facility, Zamfara Lithium Mining and Processing Plant, is a joint investment by ZAM Mining Company Ltd, Bima Mines Ltd, Jinlide Mining Co. Ltd, and other partners.
Speaking at the inauguration on Saturday, Lawal said the project marks a major step towards industrialising Zamfara’s solid minerals sector through local processing and value addition.
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Innocent Tino is dropping Peter Obi some sharp 'expo' on how to 0utsmart and nav!gate Tinubu and his allies’ strategies.
'Simple way for Obi to win , but it cost huge money, The biggest pr⁰blem Obi's campaign is having is that he is not ready to speπd money. He is trying to tell people who are h√ngry that they should use their sense . A br∆in 0perated by an £mpty stomach can't think.
Here is the pathway: 'Apply the Jehovah witness style' H¡re like 200 people in every local government, let them go from door to door , educating people about the C⁰nsequences of their votes and how to vote. Help those who have d¡ff¡cult¡es in getting their PVC to get it either by providing transport fees, 'chop money' , data etc ..when you get them politically educated and involved in it, they become disciples and no one can buy their votes. And on election day , you must have 2 of your trained NDC personal in every of the 176,846 polling booth across Nigeria. It means you have to hire about 350k people before and on £lection dayand pay them that daily pay to watch and record happening .This is how it is done in the USA and many developed world. It will cost you bill¡ons of naira, but will guarantee you a win. But you no dey give shishi....na where the wahala dey.
HOLY SMOKES: President Trump’s brand new Air Force One just did an EPIC Flyover with multiple B2 Bombers following it
IT DOESN’T GET MORE AMERICAN THAN THIS
GENERAL HYDROCARBONS FLOORS FBN AS APEX COURT SETS ASIDE APPEAL COURT DECISION
The Supreme Court has set aside the Judgment of the Court of Appeal which ordered the seizure of an oil vessel and its cargo of crude oil belonging to General Hydrocarbons Limited (GHL) to settle a dispute over alleged breach of contract with the First Bank of Nigeria.
In a unanimous judgment, the a five-member panel of the apex court ordered the return of the ceased vessel and the proceeds from the sale of its content back to its rightful owner, the GHL.
In setting aside the decision, the Apex Court said the Federal High Court was wrong to have assumed jurisdiction in a matter which is not a maritime dispute, stating it is purely financial and contract related.
The Court says the case is on breach of contract and therefore does not give the First Bank of Nigeria the right to cease the oil vessel and sell its content to recover a debt.
The court therefore slammed the FBN with a N5million fine.
IBB......
- He created Yobe state,
- He created Katsina state,
- He created Taraba state,
- He created Jigawa state,
- He created Kebbi state
- He created Enugu state,
- He created Edo state
- He created Delta state,
- He created Osun state.
- He created Akwa Ibom state,
- He created Federal Road Safety Corps
- He created State Security Service (SSS),
- He created National Intelligence Agency (NIA),
- He created Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA).
- He built Asorock Villa
- He built Third Mainland Bridge , the largest bridge on the continent at the time.
- He completed the Shiroro Hydroelectric Power Station .
- He constructed Toja Bridge in Kebbi,
- He created the Jibia Water Treatment Plant,
- He built Challawa Cenga Dam in Kano.
- Kano - Abuja Dual Carriageway FCT, Abuja
- Dam in Kano
Others includes:
1. ECOWAS Hdqtrs Secretariat Abuja
2. International Conference Centre Abuja
3. Constr.FHA Estates Nationwide
4. Constr.High Court Bldgs in the States
5. Constr.Fed Secretariat in 36States/Abuja
6. Constr.2 Political Party Office in 36 States
7.Constrd the 4 Divisional Hdqtrs,Nig Army
8.Constr.Military Barracks in Abuja
9. Constr. Army School of Armour Bauchi
10.Nigeria Army Amphibious sch.Calabar
11.Constr.Quarters for the 4 GOCs
12.Constr.Nigerian Navy Dockyard
13. Constr.Nigeria Dockyard Snake Island
14. Constr. Estate for workers of Federal Ministry of Works Housing & FMWH)Nationwide + FCT&Gwagwalada
15. Constr. Site & SVC’s Satellite towns of Isheri,Lagos,Gwagwalada,Abuja,& Prototype Housing Schemes
16.Constr.FEPA Hdqrt,Abuja
17. FEPA Zonal Offices Nationwide & Central Laboratory,Yaba Lagos.
18.Constr.National Eye Centre,Kaduna.
19.Aluminium Smelter Coy Ikot Abasi
20.Constr.Federal Supreme Court,Abuja.
21.Constr.the Ajaokuta Steel Project Engineering Works
22.Constr.Abuja International Airport Phase 1&2
23.Constr.the National Assembly Abuja
24.Constr.the Presidential Villa Abuja
25.National Intelligence Agency(NIA)Hqrtr
26.State Security Services(SSS) Abuja
27.Constr.Federal Mortgage Bank Hqrtr,Lagos
29.Federal Mortgage Bank branches nationwide
30. Constr. CBN Hdqrtr Abuja
31. Security & Minting Hdqters Abuja
32.Constr.Jabi District Abuja
33.Abuja Central Area Phase 1&2
34.Constr.Asokoro Area
35.Constr.Garki Phases 1,2,3
36.Constr.Gudu District
37.Asokoro & Asokoro SouthWest Extenson1&2
38.Constr.Secretariat Bldgs for States created in 1991
39.Houses of Assembly Complex for each States created in 1991
40.Judiciary Buildings for States created in 1991
41.Constr.Maitama Gen Hospital Abuja
42.Wuse Gen Hospital Abuja
43.State Hse Hospital Abuja
44.National Hospital in the States
45.Gusau Water Supply Scheme
46.Asokoro Water Supply
47.Kubwa Water Supply
48.Abuja Municipal Water supply
49.Gboko-Yadav Water Works
50.Boreholes for 1004 Housing.
Just In:
Here is the 19-page CTC judgment of the Federal High Court sitting in Lokoja ruling on NDC as of June 26, 2026, that set aside the judgment ordering INEC to register NDC.
Read and know why your party was deregistered...
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PVC registration is closing on 10th July. If you don't have a PVC, you can pre-register and then immediately go to the INEC office nearest to you for your biometric capture.
If you are unable to do the online pre-registration, you can simply go to the INEC office closest to your location, where the pre-registration and biometric capture will be done on the same day.
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Hi Renè,
You're in luck. I'm a lawyer who works in a mortgage bank
There are four options, three of which are government empowered.
1. Nhf: As an employee, by law, a percentage of your income is expected to be remitted to your housing fund with the Federal Mortgage Bank. You can use this to access various mortgage options.
2. Family Home Funds Limited: This is an initiative backed by the FG. Their rate is between 12-15%. This is mostly accredited by Mortgage Banks. The maximum they can finance is 100 million, and they are largely focused on females as well. Once you get approved, you have a moratorium for the first 5 years (i.e., you will only start repayments after 5 years)
3. MREIF - This is a package created by ARM and the Ministry of Finance. Their rate is 9.78%. They have the lowest rates. To access this, you would also need to go through accredited banks.
4. Banks: Commercial and Mortgage Banks give this. Commercial banks have lower rates because they are allowed to carry out multiple activities. Their rates are usually between 12% and 20%. Mortgage Banks, on the other hand, have rates from between 24% to 35%.
Note that the interest rates are largely affected by the monthly MPR issued by the CBN. Also, the products financed by the government are temporary, so a stitch in time saves nine, and they are not guaranteed, which is why I advise that you just get bank products instead.
What do you need
1. Good credit rating
2. Equity: For government workers, you must have at least 33.3% of the total sum of money needed to purchase the property, while for Non Government employees, it's 50%.
3. A validly registered property.
4. Your age matters as well.
5. Management Fee (usually between 0.5% to 1% of amount to be borrowed, usually take from the sum requested) and Administrative Fee (usually between 500k to 1m)
Total Mortgage Processing time is between 3 days and 5 weeks. My mortgage bank does 2 weeks. The speed is dependent on your production of requirements.
Some of my bank's mortgage products include
1. Rent to Own
2. Home Renovation Fund
3. Equity Release
4. Normal Mortgages
Etc.
For more information, send a dm. Let's get you on your way.
BREAKING:
The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has introduced a groundbreaking internal policy requiring all its candidates to sign legally binding affidavits pledging to relinquish their electoral mandates if they defect from the party after winning office.
A bold move aimed at promoting party loyalty, political accountability, and ending the culture of post-election defections.
President Trump sends a celebratory message to the New York Knicks after they won their first NBA Finals title in 53 years.
A longtime Knicks fan, Trump became the first sitting president to attend an NBA Finals game when he sat alongside team owner James Dolan at Game 3 of the series, as New York finished off the San Antonio Spurs in five games to clinch the championship.
This is the few list of what everyone is facing in Nigeria since Tinubu stole a mandate and forcefully took over Nigeria through a civilian coup and some fuuls are happy with it!
Fuel ₦1400,
Kerosene ₦4k,
Gas ₦2000,
Cement ₦12k.
No Security,
No Light,
OK MOVEMENT; and the Lessons of Successful Political Movements Around the World
By Abdullahi Ghali Basaf
13th June, 2026
Throughout history, powerful political movements driven by the people have transformed nations and eventually formed governments. From the anti-apartheid movement led by in South Africa, to the grassroots movement that propelled to the White House in the United States, and the youth-driven political awakening that brought reformist governments to several countries, one lesson remains clear: when a movement captures the imagination of the people, victory becomes possible.
The OK Movement is emerging as a similar people-centered movement in Nigeria. Its strength lies not in political structures alone, but in its growing acceptance among young people, ordinary citizens, and grassroots supporters across the country.
Nigeria has one of the youngest populations in the world, with millions of energetic and politically conscious youths seeking a new direction. The OK Movement's message of inclusion, hope, and national development resonates strongly with this demographic. In modern democracies, youth participation has proven to be a decisive factor in elections, especially when combined with strong grassroots mobilization and effective communication.
Another major advantage of the OK Movement is its organic followership. Unlike movements built solely around political elites, people-driven movements often enjoy greater loyalty because supporters see themselves as stakeholders in the struggle for change. This was evident in several successful political movements around the world where ordinary citizens became the engine of electoral victory.
History has shown that every successful government began as a movement.
Nigeria will Insha Allah be OK, come 2027.
MESSAGE FROM HON. NOAH AHMED TO TARABA STATE & NORTH EAST
My people of Taraba State and the entire North East, I greet una well well.
Hon. Noah Ahmed dey send this important message make everybody pay serious attention as election dey come near.
E wan make everybody know the correct and real NDC Nigeria logo so that on election day, nobody go make mistake for ballot paper. The logo na the main way wey people go take identify the party, so if person no sabi am well, e fit vote wrong thing by mistake.
Make una note am well:
The real NDC logo na the one wey suppose show for ballot paper
No allow confusion or different symbols carry your mind go another side
Always look well before you mark your choice
Hon. Noah Ahmed dey encourage all youths, elders, and supporters make una help carry this message go villages, streets, and every community so that everybody go understand am well.
As e talk am: “Election no be guessing game. If you no check well, you fit make mistake wey no go fit correct.”
Make we all stay alert, vote wisely, and support correct understanding for the good of Taraba State and North East.
God bless una all.
Earlier today the OK Movement leadership held a powerful and strategic meeting with former President Olusegun Obasanjo, GCFR, reaffirming our shared commitment to a stronger, more united, and progressive Nigeria.
The wisdom, experience, and leadership perspectives shared during the meeting will further energize our efforts to build a movement that is people-centered, forward-looking, and dedicated to advancing the Nigerian cause.
The OK Movement remains steadfast in its mission to mobilize, empower, and charge the new Nigerian movement towards greater unity, growth, and prosperity for all.
Nigeria Will Be OK!
Breaking News
I can confirm to you that our Obidients Brother, Sowunmi Oluwaseyi, has received his form and is our candidate for Ojo Federal Constituency to continue the good work.
@HonSeyiSowunmi