The truth is that Tinubu, even when in opposition, caused great problems in this country. He used his eight years as gov fighting Obasanjo for refusing to play the Yoruba Ronu politics. Tinubu led an onslaught against another Southern president, Jonathan. But all of a sudden,
@belema_r It's painful to watch a young man indulge in thuggery for politicians. Same politicians who failed to make meaningful policies that will give this young man a headway in life. Very unfortunate.
I'm genuinely confused.
So after the inflation.
After the kidnappings.
After months of no light.
After tax and fuel hikes.
After terrible healthcare.
After salaries can't even keep up with feeding.
Election Day comes then:
You dress up, You leave your house, You queue under the hot sun, You vote for the same person again.
You are not normal.
PRESS STATEMENT BY THE OBIDIENT MOVEMENT
WIKE IS NOT ABOVE THE LAW
WHO AUTHORIZED THE ₦10 MILLION ELECTORAL REWARD PROMISE, AND WHY HAS THERE BEEN NO FORMAL INVESTIGATION?
GLOBAL OBIDIENT MOVEMENT DEMANDS IMMEDIATE INVESTIGATION INTO FCT MINISTER'S FINANCIAL PROMISE TO DELIVER ELECTORAL WARDS FOR PRESIDENT TINUBU.
ABUJA, NIGERIA
NOVEMBER 12, 2026
The Global Obidient Movement demands an immediate, independent and transparent investigation into the reported promise by the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, to pay ₦10 million to every councillor who successfully delivers his ward for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the 2027 presidential election.
On November 9, 2026, Wike reportedly declared:
"Any councillor that delivers his ward will get N10 million reward."
This is an extraordinary financial commitment, expressly tied to securing a predetermined electoral outcome for a named presidential candidate.
Wike has subsequently defended the promise as a reward for political mobilisation rather than vote-buying. We acknowledge that explanation. However, neither his personal interpretation nor his party's endorsement constitutes a legal determination.
The law must examine the substance of the arrangement, not merely the description given to it.
WHAT DOES THE LAW SAY?
Section 125(1)(a) of the Electoral Act 2026 criminalises the corrupt making of a gift, offer or promise intended to induce someone to procure or endeavour to procure the return of a candidate to elective office or the vote of an elector.
Section 125(3) recognises legitimate, bona fide electoral expenses.
However, this does not automatically exempt every financial reward described as political mobilisation.
Section 125(5) provides for liability for conspiring, aiding or abetting electoral offences.
Furthermore, Section 148(2) provides that prosecution under the Act shall be undertaken by INEC legal officers or a legal practitioner appointed by the Commission.
The critical question is whether Wike's particular financial arrangement constitutes legitimate political mobilisation or a corrupt electoral inducement prohibited by law.
We are not pronouncing guilt. We are demanding an investigation.
THE QUESTIONS NIGERIANS DESERVE ANSWERS TO
WHO IS FINANCING THE ₦10 MILLION PAYMENTS?
Is the money coming from Wike personally, the Rainbow Coalition, private financiers or public resources?
WHAT EXACTLY IS BEING REWARDED?
Is payment for legitimate political activities or is it conditional upon producing a predetermined electoral result?
WHO AUTHORIZED THE ARRANGEMENT?
What is its legal basis, and has INEC examined its implications under Section 125?
ARE PUBLIC RESOURCES INVOLVED?
If government funds, facilities or other public resources are implicated, who authorized their use for partisan political purposes?
These are legitimate questions in a constitutional democracy. They cannot be dismissed as political criticism.
OUR DEMANDS
The Global Obidient Movement demands:
1. IMMEDIATE POLICE INVESTIGATION.
The Inspector-General of Police and other competent authorities must formally invite Wike and investigate the circumstances, funding and conditions attached to the announcement.
2. IMMEDIATE INEC INTERVENTION.
INEC must examine the arrangement under Section 125 of the Electoral Act and discharge its statutory responsibilities, including prosecution where the evidence warrants it, in accordance with Section 148(2).
3. FINANCIAL INVESTIGATION.
The EFCC and ICPC must examine any matters falling within their respective jurisdictions, particularly where evidence suggests financial impropriety or the possible misuse of public resources.
4. PROSECUTION WHERE THE EVIDENCE JUSTIFIES IT.
If the investigation establishes the requisite grounds for criminal proceedings, the law must take its course. Political office must never confer immunity from accountability.
This Service Jacket does a lot.
It is a MOBILE Billboard💯🔥
Wear it to Work, School, Market, Farm, Meetings, Morning jogging etc🙂
@NigeriaNDCHQ please how do we get more of these Jackets?🙏🏻
BREAKING: Peter Obi and NDC are being brutally attacked in Lagos by Tinubu and Sawolu thugs.
Where are the @PoliceNG and @OfficialDSSNG?
Retweet aggressively 💔🤯
These are APC thugs who have gathered at Oregun.
They've blocked the entrance of the road to the venue, just down the road is the street leading to Lagos state govt House.
If anything happens at this Venue today, Hold the Lagos State Governor.
Please let's go to Oregun
@theboyisgreat So, these guys were asked to step aside, having been there for years, so we could try new hands and they couldn't bear it for just few months. Kudos to Aisha and others who are still standing. And those who are still there, is there anyone who wants to walk away?
PRESS STATEMENT
OBIDIENT MOVEMENT CONGRATULATES DR. YUNUSA TANKO ON APPOINTMENT AS SDP PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN DG: ANOTHER TESTAMENT TO OUR MOVEMENT'S LEADERSHIP LEGACY
RIG AND DIE is a conditional statement. It is a moral and logical contract: IF THERE IS NO RIGGING, THERE WILL BE NO DYING.
If INEC and other independent agencies are genuinely concerned about the civility and peaceful conduct of the electoral process, their energy should be directed towards preventing the prime crime, which is RIGGING.
Any attempt to police, control, or condemn people's reactions while neglecting the crime that provokes those reactions is an admission of complicity in allowing the prime crime to persist. You cannot ignore electoral injustice, fail to hold those responsible accountable, and then expect to command the moral authority to dictate how its victims should respond.
Again, RIG AND DIE is conditional. NO RIGGING, NO DYING.
Address the crime, prevent the injustice, prosecute the perpetrators, and create an electoral environment where people can exercise their democratic rights without fear or intimidation. That is where your priority should lie.
Ibrahim Turaki became governor at 35
Donald Duke at 37
Chimaroke Nnamani at 38
OUK at 39
These guys got these opportunities when they were young, and their generation decided to close the doors at young people ever becoming anything more than SSAs.
Na wa ooooo.
On the left is Tito Jackson and on the right is Jackie Jackson. These are members of the Jackson 5/The Jacksons.
The group where Michael Jackson came from. But fooIs think he needs U17 children for validation.
Okwute no be guy name.