VOTE WISELY โ NIGERIA DESERVES BETTER
Every election is a decision about the future we want to build. The power to change our story is not only in the hands of leaders; it is also in the hands of every citizen who steps out to vote.
When I cast my own vote, I will not vote because of tribe, religion, friendship, or empty promises. I will vote based on competence, character, vision, and the ability to serve the people.
Nigeria deserves leaders who will prioritize development, create opportunities, protect citizens, strengthen institutions, and put the interest of the nation above personal gain.
Let us learn from the past and make better choices for the future. Your vote is your voice โ use it wisely.
Nigeria deserves better. Together, we can build the Nigeria we desire.
Wealth is what is not outwardly visible. It's the high-end possessions not procured. The gemstones not bought. The timepieces not shown, the upscale clothing renounced...
101-year-old great-grandma Esther Ogunmabo arrested in Ogun State for selling drugs in sachets
Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency have arrested a 101-year-old great-grandmother for dealing in illicit drugs.
The great-grandmother, identified as Esther Ogunmabo, was arrested in Ilisan, Ogun State, with retail sachets of skunk, a strain of cannabis, weighing 90 grammes, which she claimed she sold to locals.
A statement on Sunday by the agencyโs spokesman, Femi Babafemi, said the centenarian told operatives that she started engaging in illicit drug trade after her provisions shop was razed by fire.
The statement partly read, โOperatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency have recorded significant breakthroughs across the countryโs land and maritime borders, including the arrest of a 101-year-old great-grandmother for dealing in illicit drugs.
โNDLEA operatives on Saturday, August 15, 2026, arrested a 101-year-old woman, Esther Ogunmabo, in Ilisan, Ogun State, with retail sachets
A GRATEFUL HEART ๐โจ
By the special grace of God, 30th of this month marks another beautiful chapter of my life as I celebrate my birthday.
As I look back, I cannot deny the faithfulness of God. Through every journey, every challenge, every victory, and every blessing, He has been the one in charge. His grace has kept me, His mercy has sustained me, and His love has guided my steps.
This birthday is not just about adding another year; it is a reminder of Godโs unfailing goodness and the wonderful plans He has for my life.
May we never forget that without God, we are nothing. All glory, honour, and praise belong to Him because He alone is the source of every achievement and every new beginning.
Cheers to a new age filled with greater wisdom, blessings, purpose, and impact. ๐๐
#GratefulHeart #GodIsFaithful
- Step 2: Create an account with your email address and set a password. Verify your email before proceeding.
- Step 3: Fill in your personal details accurately. Your name must match your NIN exactly. Any mismatch will cause delays.
- Step 4: Upload your passport photograph with a red background taken within the last 6 months.
- Step 5: Select your preferred passport office for biometric capture and book an appointment date.
- Step 6: Make payment through the portal using your debit card or bank transfer. Do not pay anyone outside the portal. Touts offering to speed up the process for a fee are fraudsters.
- Step 7: Attend your biometric appointment on the date you selected. Bring all your original documents. If you are eligible for contactless biometrics through the NIS Mobile app, you can complete this step without visiting the office.
- Step 8: Track your passport status on the portal. Processing typically takes 6 to 8 weeks depending on your location and the volume of applications at your passport office.
Important warnings:
You don't have to use agents or touts. The entire process is self-service and online.
Do not submit mismatched documents. Your name on every document must be consistent.
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Online Application for Nigerian International Passport: Requirements and Fees. The Nigerian passport application process has been digitized, allowing applicants to complete the entire process online using their phones. To apply, you will need: Your National Identification Number (NIN), birth certificate, a recent passport photograph with a red background, and your previous passport data page if renewing. The fees for 2026 are: 32-page passport (5-year validity): N100,000, 64-page passport (10-year validity): N200,000. For Nigerians abroad: 5-year passport: $150, 10-year passport: $230. A portal registration fee of N1,000 to N2,000 is payable. Here is a step-by-step guide: Step 1: Visit https://t.co/detTtkQ7SR on your Chrome browser, or download the NIS Mobile app from Google Play Store or the App Store.
๐ณ๐ฌ PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN HAS KICKED OFF!
The presidential campaign season is here, and everyone has the right to support the candidate they believe can move Nigeria forward. Support whoever you believe inโbut I have made my choice: Peter Obi.
My support is based on credibility, competence, experience and a verifiable educational background.
๐ PETER OBI โ EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Peter Obi attended:
- Christ the King College (CKC), Onitsha โ secondary education.
- University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) โ B.A. in Philosophy, graduated in 1984.
- Lagos Business School โ Chief Executive Programme.
- Harvard Business School, USA โ executive programmes.
- London School of Economics (LSE) โ financial management/business policy studies.
- Columbia Business School, USA โ marketing management.
- IMD, Switzerland โ executive programmes.
- Kellogg School of Management, USA โ executive programmes.
- Saรฏd Business School, University of Oxford โ management/leadership programme.
- Judge Business School, University of Cambridge โ leadership programme.
His primary education included schools in Onitsha, and his academic record has been publicly discussed and documented.
๐ณ๏ธ MY MESSAGE IS SIMPLE
I am not asking anyone to hate another candidate. Choose the person you believe is best for Nigeria.
But as for me, I am campaigning for Peter Obi.
Support Peter Obiโor support whoever your conscience chooses. ๐ณ๐ฌ
๐ฅ FULL MEANINGS โ JUST FOR Peter Obi
POS โ Peter Obi's Supporters
PVC โ Peter's Victory Card
PDP โ Peter Deserves the Presidency
APC โ Actualization of Peter's Concept
LP โ Leveraging on Peter
APGA โ Alliance with Peter Gives Assurance
MY CHOICE IS PETER OBI.
MY CAMPAIGN IS FOR CREDIBILITY.
MY HOPE IS FOR A BETTER NIGERIA. ๐ณ๐ฌ
NIGERIA WILL BE OK โ A CALL FOR RESPONSIBLE LEADERSHIP
Leadership requires vision, competence, accountability, integrity, and a genuine commitment to the people.
As the political season unfolds, Nigerians have the opportunity to evaluate the records, qualifications, policies, and character of every candidate before making their choice.
For me, this image represents a commitment to credible leadership, responsible citizenship, youth participation, and a better Nigeria.
Let us engage respectfully, ask important questions, verify information, and participate actively in the democratic process.
Our Choice. Our Future. Our Nigeria. ๐ณ๐ฌ
*THE VILLAGE BOYS MOVEMENT IS GOING LIVE!*
History begins TODAY!
We are excited to announce the FIRST-EVER Village Boys Movement X Space, bringing together the voices, ideas and energy of our movement for a powerful conversation about Nigeria and the road ahead.
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PETER OBI: A SYMBOL OF CREDIBILITY, ACCOUNTABILITY, INTEGRITY, AND HONESTY
Nigeria stands at a critical point in its history. More than ever, our nation needs leaders who are credible, accountable, transparent, disciplined, and committed to serving the people above personal interests.
Many Nigerians see Peter Obi as someone who has consistently emphasized prudent management of public resources, accountability in governance, and the need to invest in education, healthcare, security, and productive sectors of the economy. Whether one agrees with all his policies or not, his message has inspired many citizens to demand higher standards of leadership.
For decades, ethnic politics, tribal sentiments, and discrimination have continued to divide Nigerians. Rather than choosing leaders based on competence, vision, and character, we have too often allowed ethnicity and religion to influence our decisions. The result has been deep divisions, mistrust, and setbacks in national development.
Nigeria belongs to every Nigerian. Our votes should reflect our hopes for a better future, not our tribal identities. The time has come to judge leaders by their integrity, competence, accountability, and commitment to the welfare of the people.
It is also important to remember that since Nigeria gained independence in 1960, no person of Igbo ethnicity has been elected as President through a democratic presidential election. Nnamdi Azikiwe served as Nigeria's ceremonial President during the First Republic, but the executive Head of Government at the time was the Prime Minister. Since the return to democratic rule in 1999, no Igbo candidate has been elected President.
As citizens, we should reject hate, discrimination, and division. Let us embrace unity, justice, fairness, and the principle that every qualified Nigerian, regardless of ethnic background, deserves an equal opportunity to lead.
Nigeria will move forward when competence is placed above tribe, integrity above sentiment, and national interest above personal or sectional interests.
Vote with your conscience. Vote for the Nigeria you want to see.