Over the weekend in Nigeria 🇳🇬, one of the most prominent Muslim clerics gave a speech at a mass wedding attended by the governor of Kano State.
Sheikh Yahaya Jangir.
He said Muslims should show political “dominance” over Christians.
Called Christians “infidels.”
This is why Christians are so persecuted in northern Nigeria.
It isn’t just terrorists. It’s prominent religious and political leadership.
Sheikh Jangir is based in Jos, Plateau State.
Perhaps the epicenter of persecution of Christians in Nigeria.
The true difference between Peter Obi and every other contestant is simple:
He has not come to wage war on the poor. He has come to declare fierce, unrelenting war on poverty which is the root of 80% of our national crisis, from insecurity to corruption, injustice, and lawlessness.
His policies will be soaked in empathy and wrapped in compassion because he lives by one sacred truth:
True leadership demands humility, no matter how high the office or how low the person you serve.
He always tells me,
“Ibrahim, I am not bigger than anyone. I am only privileged by God Almighty to be here. I will do my best for my country and the world.”
And he lives by these words:
“Race and religion do not separate people; ignorance does.”
This is the heart of Peter Obi, a leader who sees dignity in every soul, hope in every struggle, and possibility in every forgotten corner of our land.
May this spirit of humility and love light the path for us all.
A New Nigeria is Possible ✌️
#FromConsumptionToProduction
#PeterObiIsComing
"You get food for house? No
You get light for house? NO
Hunger Dey? YES OO"
~Port Harcourt Lawyer, Certified Courtist and other Port Harcourt Youths took to the streets to sensitize people on the need to Vote out President Tinubu by 2027 as he has nothing to offer.
Port Harcourt youths took to the streets to call on Nigerians to reject Bola Tinubu at the polls in 2027.
This is the kind of grassroots movement we love to see. ✊🏾
I called you a mad man and you're saying I'm harsh with my words.
But true true, are you not mahd? If you listen to Deji Adeyanju in big 2026.
This is someone that swore to respect Peter Obi forever he wins more than two states in the 2023 general elections,
And Obi ended up winning 12 states. And he's back in 2027 rattling you again.
Ogbeni, you dey mahd like mahd, if you're still listening to Deji.
Hello Nigerians, what this police officer did is a crime against humanity and to the Nigerian people.
In 2027, if any person, police officer or not tries that, your duty is to ensure that the person doesn't return to his/her family or live to see the next day.
Enough is Enough!
"I'm very impressed with Cardinal John Onaiyekan's speech. I'm a Muslim, and we are waiting for Muslim leaders to do the same. The Catholic bishops have done so well by going to Aso Rock to tell the President the truth about the current situation in the country."
—Abubakar Suleiman reacts to Cardinal John Onaiyekan's message
“Alex Barbir, Speaking To Americans And World Leaders, Describes Horrific Scenes He Says He Witnessed In Nigeria: Babies Burned, Villages Wiped Out, Entire Families K!lled In a Single Night, Including a One-Year-Old Child💔. He Went Further To State That More Christians Are Being K!lled In Nigeria Than In Every Other Country Combined, And That Too Few People Are Speaking Up For The Victims. Statements Like This Force a Difficult Conversation. Large-Scale Violence Against Christian Communities Has Been a Recurring Tragedy In Parts Of Nigeria For Years. The Real Issue Is Not Only The Brutality Of The Attacks. It Is Also The Repeated Failure Of The Nigerian Government To Protect Its Citizens And The Selective Silence That Follows Depending On Who The Victims Are. Every Nigerian Life Lost To This Kind Of Violence Deserves The Same Urgency, Regardless Of Religion Or Ethnicity. Whether You Agree With Barbir Or Not, The Underlying Reality Of Insecurity And Targeted Killings Remains a National Emergency That Cannot Be Ignored.”