🇳🇬 “It’s Not About Party!” Nigerians Speak Out on 2027 Election | Obi, Tinubu Supporters React
As political defections continue to shake Nigeria’s political landscape, Stone Reporters News hit the streets to hear directly from ordinary Nigerians about the future of the country and the upcoming 2027 elections.
From supporters of Peter Obi to loyalists of Bola Tinubu and other political voices, Nigerians openly shared their frustrations, hopes, fears, and expectations for the nation.
One message stood out from many of the people interviewed:
“It’s not about the party anymore… it’s about the person.”
Will Nigerians still come out to vote?
Do people still believe in the political system?
Can any leader truly change Nigeria?
Watch this powerful and emotional street interview as Nigerians pour out their minds like never before.
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Nigeria’s federal government is once again under scrutiny over its approach to rehabilitating and reintegrating former fighters. Officials have confirmed that hundreds of individuals who completed the country’s de-radicalisation programme are being readied to return to civilian life, fueling a nationwide debate over whether the policy fosters peace or instead heightens public distrust.
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Nigeria’s federal government is facing renewed scrutiny over its policy of rehabilitating and reintegrating former fighters after officials confirmed that hundreds of people who passed through the country’s de-radicalisation programme are being prepared for return to civilian life, intensifying a national argument over whether the strategy promotes peace or risks deepening public distrust.
It was a natural disaster that no one had control over. Only roofing sheets were affected, and the damages are already being fixed. The terminal did not collapse. The structure is intact. What happened was that strong winds blew off parts of the roof. Repairs are ongoing. We thank God no life was lost”.
Unemployment. Underemployment. Survival jobs.
This is the reality many Nigerians face daily—not just numbers, but real struggles on the streets.
We spoke to everyday people. Their voices tell the full story.
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Residents of Imafon, Igushin and Ilado communities in Akure North Local Government Area of Ondo State staged a mass protest that