Alhaja Khadijat the PA to the President with the Gov. of Lagos state, current Minister of Defence and Inspector General of Police with her appointment letter, More bigger appointment Boss Lady.
. The sacrifice we're talking about, even in the beginning of life where we take this from, a child was replaced with animal. And that is what is value of life is all about.โ
Me: Never to vote for you again!
Journalist: Sir, what's your message to Nigerians on the issue of insecurity?
President Tinubu: โIssue of insecurity? That is the love, that is the obedience of law. Nowhere in the holy teaching that you should engage in banditry, nowhere that you should kill another human being
BREAKING: Atiku secures ADC Presidential Ticket
Final result
1. Atiku 1,855,787
2. Amaechi 509,397
3. Hayatudeen 180,903
Total votes cast in the election: 2,546,457
Total party membership for the election: 3,113,599
Please we dont want to hear any complaint from APC members about the primaries.
How can you belong to a criminal association and complain about criminality?
Today, during the presentation of the Secretariat Report of our great party, the African Democratic Congress (ADC), at the 8th National Convention which held in Abuja, I reiterated that the party is the only hope for the Nigerian masses.
The ruling party never had a vision; its Renewed Hope agenda was a scam!
We are here because the ADC is on a rescue mission to pry the country from the strangulating grasp of the ruling party. The APC is a party which has foisted on the country an electoral law that states that forgery and making false claims in electoral documents is no longer a punishable electoral offence. In other words, the ruling party is decriminalizing criminality.
We proclaim our existence because our country is worth all necessary sacrifices.
We cannot allow kakistocracy in Nigeria. The governmentโs claim that the recent reduction in the exchange rate shows its mastery of economics is false. In truth, the exchange rate, which was about N700 to the dollar when this government assumed office in 2023, is now about N1,400. This amounts to a 100 percent devaluation. In an import-dependent economy, this is devastating.
Before this administration, the cost of a litre of fuel was between N185 and N238, depending on which part of the country you were in; now it is about N1,400 per litre and still rising. The cost of transportation is now so prohibitive that it has become unrealistic for some workers to go to work.
The administration told Nigerians that if it does not solve the power problem by providing a constant power supply, it should not be voted for a second term. Today, power supply is far worse, with some parts of the country receiving an average of two hours daily and some being in darkness for weeks and months at a stretch.
Ordinarily, having made such a promise and failed woefully, an honest president should simply step down and not seek reelection. Rather, what we are witnessing is the most desperate attempt by a candidate in Nigerian electoral history to retain power at all costs, even if it means bringing down the entire democratic system.
Today, I joined national leaders of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), alongside well-meaning Nigerians, to protest against the undemocratic practice of restricting political participation, an act allegedly orchestrated by the ruling party in collaboration with INEC, to prevent the ADC from contesting the 2027 elections.
I am encouraged by the resolve and determination of Nigerians to demand free, fair, and credible elections in 2027, and to hold the ruling party accountable at the polls. It is evident that citizens are growing weary of a government that appears to deepen poverty while prioritising the interests of the rich and powerful.