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[Fayehke @Emboff76]

@mo_tayo02 You shouldn't be shouting on top your voice if this was true, but... It's a election yet nothing to campaign with except master strategy nonsense.

[Abdul Rasheeth @Rasheethe]

Who remembers this scam? 🤣😅

[Fayehke @Emboff76]

@PNMbah Ndi Enugu should make sure you don't make it to national politics cus I see somuch danger around your leadership pattern.

[Fayehke @Emboff76]

@Nedumcity_ Your analysis is accurate but don't judge 2023 election with PDP possible success in Enugu North senatorial district (Nsukka).
If Obi can visit Nsukka again for campaign I guess NDC will secure upto 70% votes

[Fayehke @Emboff76]

Kwankwaso is still working for Tinubu?
Eye go clear

[Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso @KwankwasoRM]

Passed through Rogo Town today on my way from Kaduna and was met by a vibrant, enthusiastic crowd of supporters.

Deeply grateful for their warm hospitality and support.

Kwankwasiyya Amana! - RMK

[Fayehke @Emboff76]

@princejeff2 @SirChinyeaka He has a huge experience in public management and administration.

[Sir Chinyeaka Ohaa @SirChinyeaka]

My dear people of Enugu State,

Yesterday’s reported one-million-man march in support of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Governor Peter Mbah raises a fundamental question: if this government has truly performed well, why should anybody have to force the people to attend its rally?

If the people are satisfied with your leadership, your achievements should speak for themselves. If your policies have improved their lives, they should be able to support you willingly. Why, then, are there allegations that hardworking Keke riders were compelled to participate against their wishes and that those who refused were threatened with a ₦10,000 fine?

A rally should be an expression of people's free will, not a gathering allegedly organised through fear, pressure, or threats. No government should mistake a crowd for genuine public support.

You cannot force people to demonstrate support for a government while ignoring their right to question its performance.

My concern is not merely about a political rally. It is about the daily struggles of ordinary Enugu residents who wake up every morning to work hard, provide for their families, and contribute to the economy of our state.

Consider our Keke operators. During the event, the governor reportedly announced a suspension of their daily levies. This raises another important question: if the government recognises that these levies are a burden, why did it take this long to respond to the suffering of the people?

Why should relief come when a political rally is taking place? Why should hardworking citizens have to wait until election season before their concerns receive attention?

A government should not wait until it needs the people's votes before remembering that the people are suffering.

As the NDC governorship candidate, I believe Enugu deserves a different approach to governance one that puts the welfare of the people first, not the political interests of those in power.

My dear people, this is the difference between governing for the people and governing for political appearances.

I am presenting myself to you not because I believe Enugu belongs to one politician or one political party, but because I believe our state can do better when leadership is built around the needs of ordinary citizens.

I ask you to look beyond party colours, political rallies, and campaign promises. Ask every candidate difficult questions. Examine our plans. Demand accountability. Judge us by our commitment to the people and the solutions we are prepared to implement.

As we approach 2027, I call on the people of Enugu State to join me in building a state where hardworking citizens are respected, young people have opportunities, businesses can grow, and nobody is intimidated for exercising their democratic rights.

We cannot continue to treat the suffering of our people as an issue to be addressed only when elections approach. Our people deserve good governance every single day.

In 2027, let us choose a new direction a government that listens before people are forced to protest, acts before suffering becomes unbearable, and serves before asking for another mandate.

I am Sir Chinyeaka Ohaa, the NDC governorship candidate for Enugu State, and I am offering myself for the service of our people.

Let us build an Enugu that works for everybody, where leadership is a responsibility and the people always come first.

ENUGU BELONGS TO ALL OF US. TOGETHER, LET US BUILD THE ENUGU WE DESERVE.

Sir Chinyeaka Ohaa
NDC Governorship Candidate, Enugu State

[PRECIOUS ORUCHE 📌 @MamaPee__]

Video; How did I forget to post this beautiful video of His Excellency Peter Obi at a colourful event in Ekò?
It was all hugs, warm embraces, and beautiful wishes🥰
A ROCKSTAR IN EVERY REGION❤️🇳🇬

Nigeria MUST Be OK✅

[Fayehke @Emboff76]

@prinxe_B Am happy you now understand @officialABAT the truthful person couldn't lead us outta poverty.
Leadership is tribal factor but competence

[Fayehke @Emboff76]

@SegunShowunmi @officialABAT But the governor dey your presidential campaign list.
Uncle sugun #APC can't give what they don't have

[Fayehke @Emboff76]

@PNMbah Na only Keke turn out for you bah?
The fact many were not even aware they headed for #Tinubu rally!!
Nsukka dey wait against you with their bloc votes cus we're voting Chinyeaka

[Fayehke @Emboff76]

Nigeria is cooked!!
@officialABAT

[Prince Ironsi 🇳🇬 🇦🇪(youngest father) @prince_ironsi]

Since then we’ve not seen or heard from Alex from Belarus the only Chicago school mate with our president.

[Fayehke @Emboff76]

@Bayo_Bilisi @AdeHardemola @EleluAyoola @Sistaliano @de_generalnoni @BachelorIdan @oluyanimi @mariolexxx @HighChiefOkoro @woye1 @WOkene People that their candidate is not yet sure of being in any campaign ground due to health issues!!

[Adimchinobi @Lovedaykelz]

@ARISEtv There's a big difference between an Obidient and a Kwankwasiyya. The former would have opened X space to to curse Inec and lament how PO isn't doing enough.

[Fayehke @Emboff76]

From people that their candidate wouldn't be present at campaign rally!!!

[Yemi Jacob @YemmyAj]

Observe with me
1. He's holding Lagos campaign at Alaba
2. Kano campaign is holding at Sabon Gari, another Ibo dominated area
3. He won't go to Ọ̀ṣun state because he's mad at Adeleke

Peter obi is a very petty man, you going to Lagos and choosing Alaba international as the campaign ground is the height of it...

All thanks to @Sistaliano e bi ti Asiri yi tin tu ko ni di oo

[Fayehke @Emboff76]

@RealQueenBee__ Just say 1000
Na 20k you dey whine

[Fayehke @Emboff76]

@SegunShowunmi #APC no go see road campaign keh?

[Fayehke @Emboff76]

@OselokaHObaze Your uncle soludo is busy twerking like his son

[Fayehke @Emboff76]

@Jamessucre2 Incapable man

[Sir Chinyeaka Ohaa @SirChinyeaka]

MY DEAR NDI ENUGU, THE JOURNEY TO A BETTER ENUGU REQUIRES ALL OF US.

Over the past few days, I have received several calls and messages from people asking when I will release my manifesto as the governorship candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) in Enugu State.

I want to assure you that my manifesto will be released in due course. It will outline my vision, priorities, and proposed approach to addressing the issues that matter most to the people of Enugu State.

But beyond the manifesto, I want to speak to you from my heart.

Enugu belongs to all of us, and the responsibility to make it work rests on all of us. The future of our state should not be left to a few individuals. It requires the participation, support, ideas, and commitment of every well-meaning son and daughter of Enugu.

This is why I am calling on you to join me in this journey. I need your support, your encouragement, your ideas, and your voices. I need you to believe that together, we can build a state where the concerns of ordinary citizens matter, where opportunities are created, where governance responds to the needs of the people, and where every community has a place in our collective future.

I understand that the people of Enugu have expectations, concerns, and questions. These are legitimate, and they deserve to be heard. Our responsibility is to engage honestly with these concerns and work towards practical solutions that improve the lives of our people.

As we await the release of the manifesto, I ask you not to stand on the sidelines. Be part of this conversation. Share your ideas, encourage others to participate, and help us build a movement founded on the aspirations of Ndi Enugu.

I cannot do it alone. We cannot build the Enugu of our dreams without one another. Your support matters, your voice matters, and your participation matters.

Let us come together across our communities, professions, and backgrounds, united by one common purpose: a better future for Enugu State.

The task ahead belongs to all of us. The responsibility is ours. And together, with determination, sincerity, and a shared commitment to progress, we can work towards the Enugu we all desire.

I invite you to join me. Let us work together. Let us build together. Let us make Enugu work for everyone.

Thank you, Ndi Enugu, for your continued engagement and support.

Sir Christian Chinyeaka Ohaa
Governorship Candidate, Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Enugu State