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[Sir Chinyeaka Ohaa @SirChinyeaka]

MY DEAR NDI ENUGU, THE JOURNEY TO A BETTER ENUGU REQUIRES ALL OF US.

Over the past few days, I have received several calls and messages from people asking when I will release my manifesto as the governorship candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) in Enugu State.

I want to assure you that my manifesto will be released in due course. It will outline my vision, priorities, and proposed approach to addressing the issues that matter most to the people of Enugu State.

But beyond the manifesto, I want to speak to you from my heart.

Enugu belongs to all of us, and the responsibility to make it work rests on all of us. The future of our state should not be left to a few individuals. It requires the participation, support, ideas, and commitment of every well-meaning son and daughter of Enugu.

This is why I am calling on you to join me in this journey. I need your support, your encouragement, your ideas, and your voices. I need you to believe that together, we can build a state where the concerns of ordinary citizens matter, where opportunities are created, where governance responds to the needs of the people, and where every community has a place in our collective future.

I understand that the people of Enugu have expectations, concerns, and questions. These are legitimate, and they deserve to be heard. Our responsibility is to engage honestly with these concerns and work towards practical solutions that improve the lives of our people.

As we await the release of the manifesto, I ask you not to stand on the sidelines. Be part of this conversation. Share your ideas, encourage others to participate, and help us build a movement founded on the aspirations of Ndi Enugu.

I cannot do it alone. We cannot build the Enugu of our dreams without one another. Your support matters, your voice matters, and your participation matters.

Let us come together across our communities, professions, and backgrounds, united by one common purpose: a better future for Enugu State.

The task ahead belongs to all of us. The responsibility is ours. And together, with determination, sincerity, and a shared commitment to progress, we can work towards the Enugu we all desire.

I invite you to join me. Let us work together. Let us build together. Let us make Enugu work for everyone.

Thank you, Ndi Enugu, for your continued engagement and support.

Sir Christian Chinyeaka Ohaa
Governorship Candidate, Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Enugu State

[Emir Sirdam @EmirSirdam]

Keep deceiving yourself, let Nigeria happen to you and I will write the same thing.

You shamelessly support the ruiners of this country who can’t fix the healthcare system in 12 years.

Akin if you collapse after drinking and smoking those cigar in Lagos, you will DIE and I will use your case as a study to avoid sycophancy!

[Dr Folaseye (ENT/Head &Neck Surgeon) @DrFolaseye]

APC WANTS TO USE ITS FEDERAL POWER TO REMOVE NDC FROM THE BALLOT PAPER IN THE 2027 FEDERAL HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ELECTION IN SURULERE 1!

The plan has already been exposed, and I got wind of it because this is the method they intend to use to rig the election in Surulere 1 Federal Constituency by preventing NDC from appearing on the ballot paper for the 2027 election.

They did it during the last federal election for the House of Representatives in Surulere 1 with the Labour Party, when the person who was the Labour Party candidate colluded with them, and the Labour Party did not appear on the ballot paper. Nothing happened because the candidate was part of the game plan. They got away with it then, and now they want to repeat it again.

I am calling on the INEC Chairman, Professor Amupitan, to ensure that NDC appears on the ballot paper for the 2027 Federal House of Representatives election in Surulere 1.

I am calling on the NDC National Leadership and Lagos State Leadership to be alert and take this threat seriously. I am also calling on Nigerians not to take this matter lightly. It has happened before, and they got away with it. We must not allow it to happen again!

They know they cannot bribe me, and neither will I keep quiet.

Oga at the top, don’t try it like you did last time ooo!

Let this serve as a strong warning: we are watching, we are alert, and we will not fold our arms while anyone attempts to undermine our democratic rights.
NDC must be on the ballot paper in Surulere 1 House of Representatives in 2027

[MERIT🕶️ @LM_MessiRebirth]

If you don't vote out APC, you will serve Tïnubu and Wike's sons; you will kneel and carry their bags.

__Rufai Oseni

[Engr Cajet @arinzecajet001]

I have cancelled all my appointments I have in December and January because of this election 🗳️I must vote 🗳️my candidate which is NDC OK ✅

[Parallel Facts @ParallelFacts]

‘APC Planning to Remove NDC From 2027 Ballot in Surulere’ — NDC Reps Candidate Adefolaseye Adebayo Raises Alarm Over Federal Might to Silence Opposition https://t.co/ghhMsDTnP8

[Femi Obaf @OBAF4U]

Nigerians can no longer afford to work!💔

[Ikenna @_Ikenna__]

@Miss_Iloka Absolutely. Not just his ability but the confidence he gives the team and the fans is top notch.

I feel settled watching Chelsea play now lol

[Mimi @Mimi_yakigar]

Abiola: From Symbol of Democracy to an Example of Imprisonment?
#Abiola #Apc #atruthatatime #Democracy

[FALANA MUYIWA @Muyiwa66]

Shortly after Wike said he has already won Abuja for APC, Abuja Youths came out to say, "We Are Waiting For the Election, as they Chant OBI with placards and banners."

[Parallel Facts @ParallelFacts]

2027: We Will Do Whatever It Takes To Save Nigerians Because Life Is Like Hell Under Tinubu — Rabiu Kwankwaso https://t.co/d7lgFHDHO8

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

WORLD FOOD DAY: HUNGER IN NIGERIA, NOW A NATIONAL EMERGENCY

Yesterday, as the world marked International Rural Women’s Day, I joined Nigerian rural women who produce the food that sustains our population. What became clear to me is that hunger in the country must be declared a national emergency.

Today, as the world marks World Food Day, Nigerians are confronting a painful reality: hunger, poverty, and insecurity continue to affect millions of families across the country.

Nigeria is now one of the hungriest countries in the world, ranking 117th out of 125, down from 109th out of 125 in 2023, when the current administration came into office. The Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) estimates that about 36 million Nigerians will face acute hunger this year.

The tragedy is even more painful because Nigeria has vast, arable, and fertile land. Yet about 60% remains uncultivated, providing forest hideouts for terrorist organisations and other non-state actors.

On World Food Day, the message is clear: Nigerians deserve a country where no family goes to bed hungry, farmers can work without fear, and poverty and insecurity are confronted with urgency and compassion.

The fight against hunger must be treated as a national emergency.

Under our leadership, we will secure the country and return our hardworking farmers to their farms. They will receive targeted grants, subsidies, and other forms of support.

Together, we can build a Nigeria where no one goes to bed hungry and every farmer can work in peace and dignity. A New Nigeria is POssible.

Nigeria will be OK. -PO

[godwin_je @Godwin__Je]

Williams Uche Mba, are you part of them? Those overzealous religious leaders suffering from religious and political amnesia, quick to speak and condemn the opposition, but suddenly silent when the same issues come from their own political camp. Where has that same energy gone? 🤔

[Wizkid_blogger_ @Autocra17]

30bingos oya we no go talk about grammy again
Let’s talk about Politics 😂😂😂😂
This wonder boy na werey 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[PBTIPS 👀 @pbtips_]

Davido and his family doesn’t want APC in Osun state but they want APC for Nigerians.

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

Honouring Nigeria's Rural Women on Their International Day

Today, October 15th, is globally dedicated to honouring rural women. In recognition of their contributions, I set out early this morning to spend time with members of the Akpu Sellers Association at their markets in Sheda and Sheda Galadima, within the Kwali Area Council of the FCT, to gain a firsthand understanding of their lives and daily experiences.

During our discussion, they expressed concerns about worsening hardship, declining business patronage, severely insufficient water supply, and the need for microcredit to strengthen their businesses. I assured them that our government remains committed to supporting them, all rural women, and indeed, all Nigerians.

Supporting their enterprises will be one of our priorities because it is essential to my central commitment to lifting our people out of poverty. I sincerely honour the millions of Nigerian women in rural communities who cultivate our land, produce our food, sustain our families, and power rural economies, yet remain among those most neglected by government. They continue to endure hardship, insecurity, rising poverty, limited access to credit, and inadequate healthcare.

My solidarity with rural women demonstrates my commitment to building a Nigeria where those who sustain our nation are empowered to prosper, rural communities receive the investments they rightly deserve, and no woman is deprived of opportunity because of her place of residence.

A New Nigeria must support rural women.

I commend our women for their resilience amid severe economic pressures caused by poor government policies, incompetence, and the outright mismanagement of our national resources.

A New Nigeria is POssible, and will be OK. -PO

[Ikenna @_Ikenna__]

@EbereCFC Chelsea also was the first to introduce shirt numbers

[Ikenna @_Ikenna__]

@ValerieUTD @_tochee_

[Ikenna @_Ikenna__]

@KDCGlobal_ @_tochee_