APC has no cards in 2027 more especially in the North. In the last election, they enjoyed Buhari’s support and got massive votes from the North.
This time, they won’t get up to 2 million votes.
Nigerians are going through a lot and they have failed to listen to the people.
Morgan Freeman was not wrong when he said, "Become a man who can face a breakup. lose a job. deal with debt and still say, ‘God is with me. I’ll figure it out."
Join me in demanding justice for ATIKU ABUBAKAR ISAH, former President of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS).
According to a post by Omoyele Sowore, Isah was yesterday “remanded in Keffi prison and BRUTALIZED after arraignment following what was a highly questionable arraignment over cybercrime allegations.”
Isah is someone I know very well, and I can vouch for him any day as a law-abiding citizen who is often targeted for fighting injustice in high places.
I recall his recent visit to MAZI NNAMDI KANU in Sokoto, and his abiding solidarity with #MNK from when he was detained at the DSS.
He had also publicly supported the calls to #FreeNnamdiKanu on several occasions.
A friend in need, is a friend indeed.
Isah deserves our support and solidarity in this hour of need.
#FreeAtikuAbubakarIsah.
Breaking news: 🚨
Two Yoruba women has been arrested in Yoruba land badagry for running a fake juice factory that produces fake juice drinks in Lagos.
Whatever they accuse you for, just know they themselves also do it.
Umahi still seems upset about that interview. He wanted a debate with H.E. Peter Obi, but you can’t be playing in Division 1 and demand a Champions League fixture.
Obi’s reply was pure class. No noise, just a reality check.
Not every political heavyweight is in the same league.
Happening now;
More clips from the solidarity march by NDC supporters in Akwa Ibom State in support of the Peter Obi/Rabiu Kwankwaso ticket ahead of the 2027 election.
Residents of Guruma community in Kano State pelted their APC federal lawmaker with stones and prevented him from entering the area.
The incident reflects rising tension between some communities and APC politicians in the state. More details as they come.
Can we start teaching Nigerian children how to measure distance properly?
In the UK, Europe, Canada or US, someone tells you a place is 5km away, and you know exactly what that means.
In Nigeria, our units of measurement are “just here,” “near near,” “small trek,” and the legendary “you will soon reach.”
Nobody knows whether that means 200 metres or 10 kilometres!
A society that struggles to understand distance will struggle with spatial planning, mapping, infrastructure and development.