Ugo

[Ugo @_______ugo]

@aonanuga1956 Mr Bayo, there are no fiefdom in the south east. It is one man one vote. What has your benefactor done for Enugu state to warrant the support of the locals? Abi na the slice bread your oga promise you wan take collect Enugu votes?

[Ugo @_______ugo]

@aonanuga1956 Bayo, please go take your meds.

[Ugo @_______ugo]

@aonanuga1956 Small boy, have you had your medicine today?

[Ugo @_______ugo]

Imagine make I dey pay excess taxes so the likes of Sanwoiku go dey wear $200,000 wristwatches. #WhoSoldNigeria

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

If Service is the motive Turning the Tide in Four Years is Possible

I still find it baffling that my decision to do a term of four years, if given the mandate to rule this country, is generating so much agitation. By this feeling, we are doubting the fact that a sincere leader can achieve much in 48 months.

I have never been desperate in the pursuit of power, or anything else, for that matter. There are some traits associated with desperation, which in no way are in any of my political behaviours in the past and now, like engaging in overly aggressive rhetoric or actions to prove a point or gain attention; becoming overly defensive or reactive to criticism, often to the point of appearing paranoid.
Making unrealistic or unfulfillable promises to win support or approval, resorting to personal attacks or character assassination to discredit opponents or frequently changing positions or policies to suit immediate political needs.

What drives me is not personal ambition, but a deep, commitment to see Nigeria work. And if the sacrifice required of me is four years of sincere, accountable leadership, so be it.

Throughout my political journey, I have never been involved in thuggery, the snatching of ballot boxes, or any form of electoral malpractice. I challenge anyone: conduct your investigations. You will find no stains of rigging or violence associated with my name. I have always chosen the path of peace, principle, and civility.

Ask those who have contested against me—none were ever denied their rights, framed, or falsely accused. None was asked to place their advert materials or break the bank to do so. I believe in fair competition, not manufactured victories.

In four years we can confront corruption head-on, redirecting resources to priority areas. For instance, the trillions used to acquire new presidential jets and other unnecessary expenses at this time could have been channelled into education, healthcare, or infrastructure.

Within the same period, we ensure that the rule is sacrosanct and the rule of law is strictly followed.
Within the same period, we can conduct free, fair and credible elections

Leadership, to me, is not about entitlement. It is about service. If given the mandate, for just one term, I will dedicate every moment to building a Nigeria that works for all. -PO

[Ugo @_______ugo]

Peter Obi's interview with Arise News https://t.co/baBcDjAYvG

[Ugo @_______ugo]

Come rain or shine

[Ugo @_______ugo]

@YarKafanchan Perhaps dip in a 3 inch mixture of water and vinegar and microwave the whole bowl - the water and vinegar mix - for no more than 3 minutes

[Ugo @_______ugo]

Free Dele Farotimi now!

[Ugo @_______ugo]

#FreeDeleFarotimiNow
#FreeDeleFarotimi

[Ugo @_______ugo]

#FreeDeleFarotimiNow
#DeleFarotimi

[Ugo @_______ugo]

#FreeDeleFarotimiNow
#FreeDeleFarotimiNow

[Ugo @_______ugo]

#FreeDeleFarotimiNow
#FreeDeleFarotimi

Enough of this witch hunting!

[Ugo @_______ugo]

@DavidHundeyin 🤣🤣🤣

[Ugo @_______ugo]

@SpaceX Awesome!

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

Anniversary celebrations, whether for an individual or a country, offer opportunities to reflect on memories, celebrate accomplishments, look toward the future, and express gratitude.

This is exactly what we are doing today as our dear nation marks its 64th independence anniversary.

It is now 64 years since Nigeria took charge of its destiny and embarked on the journey toward development as a sovereign nation.

Today is a day to appreciate God for abundantly blessing us with natural, human, and material resources to build a great nation.

However, for me, this should also be a day of sober reflection for every Nigerian, especially for us, the leaders, whose actions and inactions have contributed to the stagnation and glaring failures we are witnessing at present.

As the saying goes, an unexamined life is not worth living. We must, therefore, examine ourselves in the light of our nation's journey over the past six decades.

Have we lifted our people out of poverty, or have we driven more into it? Have we made education accessible to every Nigerian child, or have we allowed an army of over 18 million out-of-school children to roam the streets? Have we built a productive economy, or have we created a nation with the worst debt profile in its history?

By every measure of development, from the critical areas to the smallest aspects, we are underperforming. We rank poorly in security and peacefulness, making us one of the most insecure nations globally.

We are also ranked among the most corrupt countries, and we are noted for our disregard for the rule of law.

Our nation continues its dangerous dance on the edge of a precipice.

When we compare ourselves to countries that gained independence around the same time—before or after us—Nigeria stands out as a nation in decline, urgently in need of rescue from further decay.

On this day, therefore, we must make a solemn commitment to build a nation that is truly independent from the state capture that has dragged it into failure and kept its people in suffering.

We must create a nation free from tribal disunity and religious disharmony.

We must build a New and Productive Nigeria that prioritizes the well-being of its citizens.

That is the independence we should celebrate as a nation whose greatness remains POssible. -PO

[Olumide Akpata @OlumideAkpata]

Yesterday, the Labour Party campaign charted new waters - literally. We travelled by boat to some of Edo State's riverine communities: Gelegele, Inikorogha, Ofunama, and Ajakurama, where the warmth of the welcome was only matched by the vastness of the waters we crossed.

To our brothers and sisters in these riverine communities: Your voices echo in our hearts. Your challenges fuel our mission. Your potential is the bedrock of Edo State's future.

In our quest to serve, no journey is too arduous, no road too challenging. Whether by land or water - if Edo people are there, we will find our way to you. This is the essence of our campaign, and that will be at the core of the government we will run.

Under a Labour Party government, Edo State will leave no one behind; every voice will resonate, every face will be recognised, and every life will be valued. The needs of all Edo people - from the cities to the riverine communities - will be the compass guiding our policies.

This visit to our riverine communities embodies our broader vision: an Edo State united in its diversity, where the tide of progress lifts all boats.

In ONLY 4 days, your vote becomes the wind in our sails. Vote for the Labour Party to set the course towards an Edo State that truly works for everyone.

#EdoPeopleBeforePolitics
#EdoWillBeOK
#EdoPeopleMustToMatter

[Ugo @_______ugo]

@YarKafanchan Peter Obi is more of a Libertarian than a Democrat. It's easy to see why he'd align with the Democrats given his political philosophy and what the other side is offering in this election and has offered in the last two.

[Ugo @_______ugo]

@Tspiceskitchen Non. It's low in nutrients and contains a lot of calories. Your body will still crave for nutrients after consuming this.

[Ugo @_______ugo]

@ruffydfire But the oldest GenZ's are below 30 now. So this statistic makes sense.