BREAKING:
Jungle don ripe.
Nigerians stone tinubu as he passes by the Area 1 Central Mosque in Abuja.
Citizens can be heard chanting “Ba Ma Yi!” As they stone his convoy.
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After Friday prayers in Abuja today, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu reportedly faced rejection from Muslim worshippers as he attempted to engage them.
Nigerians are becoming more politically conscious. This is no longer the time to use religion or ethnicity to manipulate voters or divide the country. The Muslim-Muslim ticket may have worked as a political strategy in the past, but Nigerians are now looking beyond religion and focusing on competence, accountability, and good governance.
The people are awake. Nigerians want competence, not division! 🇳🇬
If Tinubu can delay Tax Collection because he fears losing the 2027 Election, imagine what Nigerians will face if he wins a Second Term.
Don't mortgage your future.
Vote wisely.
Tinubu Must Go!
I read from the media that Minister Nyesom Wike has accused the Presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) Mr. Peter Obi of causing division and lawlessness due to the rendition of the old national anthem by NDC supporters in Lagos yesterday during Mr. Obi’s town hall meeting. Can you imagine? If this report is true, Minister Wike needs to look in the mirror. It is extraordinary that someone whose political conduct in and outside Rivers State has been widely associated with deep divisions, political upheaval and prolonged instability, can suddenly appoint himself the moral referee of Nigerian politics.
His role in the political controversies surrounding the 2023 presidential election in Rivers, his open political manoeuvring across party lines - PDP/APC, and the confusion his actions have generated make his latest sermon particularly difficult to take seriously. You cannot be an arsonist in your own backyard and turn up elsewhere preaching fire safety. Minister Wike has no moral authority to lecture others on political tolerance, unity or responsible leadership. He should put his own house in order before attempting to police the conduct of others.
For the avoidance of doubt, the rendition of the old national anthem in Lagos was entirely imromptu, initiated by the people themselves. It was not scripted, orchestrated or planned by anyone. It was simply in the moment, as expressed by citizens, nothing more, nothing less. And if you watched another part of the video, they went on to sing the current national anthem. Minister Wike should stop distracting Nigerians from the gargantuan failures of the government he’s trying very hard to sell. We need to focus on the issues that matter to Nigerians in this election – the economy, and the crippling hardship inflicted by the APC government.
Vote NDC.
Signed,
Dr. Chiogo Constance Ikokwu
Spokesperson NDC National Campaign Council
I read from the media that Minister Nyesom Wike has accused the Presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) Mr. Peter Obi of causing division and lawlessness due to the rendition of the old national anthem by NDC supporters in Lagos yesterday during Mr. Obi’s town hall meeting. Can you imagine? If this report is true, Minister Wike needs to look in the mirror. It is extraordinary that someone whose political conduct in and outside Rivers State has been widely associated with deep divisions, political upheaval and prolonged instability, can suddenly appoint himself the moral referee of Nigerian politics.
His role in the political controversies surrounding the 2023 presidential election in Rivers, his open political manoeuvring across party lines - PDP/APC, and the confusion his actions have generated make his latest sermon particularly difficult to take seriously. You cannot be an arsonist in your own backyard and turn up elsewhere preaching fire safety. Minister Wike has no moral authority to lecture others on political tolerance, unity or responsible leadership. He should put his own house in order before attempting to police the conduct of others.
For the avoidance of doubt, the rendition of the old national anthem in Lagos was entirely imromptu, initiated by the people themselves. It was not scripted, orchestrated or planned by anyone. It was simply in the moment, as expressed by citizens, nothing more, nothing less. And if you watched another part of the video, they went on to sing the current national anthem. Minister Wike should stop distracting Nigerians from the gargantuan failures of the government he’s trying very hard to sell. We need to focus on the issues that matter to Nigerians in this election – the economy, and the crippling hardship inflicted by the APC government.
Vote NDC.
Signed,
Dr. Chiogo Constance Ikokwu
Spokesperson NDC National Campaign Council
Fans in Abu Dhabi are showing love to Saba Lazishvili after he got released from prison 😂
"You cooked in the 10v2, beat them up. You're the GOAT. Legend."
RAF’s Chad Bronstein tells me Merab Dvalishvili is competing on tomorrow’s RAF card in Abu Dhabi versus Marlon Moraes.
In addition, Merab’s 21-year-old friend turned Georgian hero Saba Lazishivili has been added to the card, too. He is replacing Umar Nurmagomedov vs Urijah Faber.
I was at the NDC headquarters today to rub minds with my colleagues. NDC Women Leader Mrs. Dudu Manuga; NDC FCT Senatorial District Chairman Mrs. Musa Basirat; NDC FCT Women Leader Hon. Ngozi Joseph and my humble self. Nigeria will be OK
#VoteNDC
LIFE IS PRECIOUS. NO ELECTION IS WORTH A HUMAN LIFE!
For over 25 years, I have been trained and dedicated to restoring health, preserving lives, and giving hope to people through my profession as a medical doctor and ENT and Head & Neck Surgeon. That is what I have done for many years, and it is a responsibility I hold very dear.
Following another successful surgery, my heart is filled with gratitude and happiness. Every successful surgery reminds me that life is precious, every human being matters, and no political ambition is worth the life of another person.
As we approach the elections, I want to appeal to everyone: Please, do not allow anyone to use you for violence. No amount of money, political promise, or temporary benefit is worth your life, your future, or the safety of your family. Do not become a weapon in another person’s political ambition.
Voting for me is not just voting for another politician. You are voting for good healthcare, a mother, a sister, a friend, and a compassionate leader who understands the value of human life and the importance of service to humanity.
Election is not a do-or-die affair. Come out peacefully, exercise your civic right, vote for your preferred candidate, and remain security-conscious and vigilant.
Let us choose peace over violence, humanity over political interests, and development over destruction.
Your life matters. Your vote matters. Your future matters.
I am Dr. Adefolaseye Adebomi Adebayo, NDC candidate for House of Representatives, Surulere Federal Constituency 1.
Vote Dr. Adefolaseye Adebomi Adebayo. Vote for HEALTH. Vote for HUMANITY. Vote for PEACE.
#TheFolaseyeMovement #TFM #PoliticsLive #NDC #Surulere1 #PeterObiIsComing #HealthIsWealth #PeacefulElections #LeadershipThroughService
A man in his eighties with a dubious history, who should be spending time with his grandchildren at home is busy wrecking the country, pretending that he can govern Nigeria, and some young people whose future he is destroying are supporting him.
LAGOS STATE_ : REAFFIRMING COMMITMENT TO PEACE, ELECTORAL INTEGRITY AMID POLITICAL INTIMIDATION
Yesterday, 12th November 2026, I arrived in Lagos from Abuja to attend the commendation service of my very dear elder brother, Chief Sir Okey Ezibe, KSC, which took place at Our Saviour’s Church, Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos, as part of the activities leading to the funeral of the distinguished businessman and people-builder.
At the close of the service, I proceeded to Oregun to join our supporters and participants at the Lagos State edition of our ongoing series of town hall meetings across the country.
Earlier, I had been informed that a group of thugs had mobilised to attack participants who arrived early for the meeting. Let me reiterate that the political violence being enabled by certain political actors against our supporters is an ill wind that blows no one any good. Anarchy consumes everyone. We will remain law-abiding, even in the face of extreme provocation.
Despite the disruption and the concerns surrounding the event, we proceeded with our town hall meeting. As usual, participants raised important questions and concerns about reviving the economy, reducing the high cost of living, tackling endemic corruption, addressing insecurity, caring for vulnerable citizens, and protecting the integrity of our elections.
In my remarks, I emphasised that the first responsibility of any government is to secure the country and unite its people around a shared purpose. I also outlined our commitment to policies that will reduce the cost of living, improve the welfare of Nigerians, and aggressively invest in critical areas of development, particularly healthcare and education, while addressing poverty and the needs of vulnerable citizens.
On the forthcoming elections, I reminded participants that protecting the integrity of the electoral process is a shared responsibility. Every effort must be made to ensure that votes are properly protected, from the polling unit through ward collation to the final collation and declaration of results.
Our party, the NDC, will also fulfil the responsibility to deploy competent agents to polling units to observe and document the process.
I encouraged our people to eschew violence while remaining peaceful, vigilant, and resolute in defending their democratic rights.
I thank the organisers of the town hall meeting for their efforts. My appreciation also goes to our candidates in Lagos State for their continued dedication and to the good people of Lagos State for their participation and commitment to peaceful democratic engagement.
A new Nigeria is POssible. -PO