"I don't want Igbo presidency in Nigeria, the only thing I want is a competent president"
~Caesar Francis speaks the mind of every well meaning Nigerian.
#voteObiKwankwaso for a New Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬
This is why people don’t come out to protest or speak out against injustice in Nigeria because of fear of oppression and harassment by these policemen who attempt to intimidate citizens from exercising their rights to freedom of speech.
A Special Appreciation to Our Generous Donors and Supporters
We wish to express our profound gratitude and sincere appreciation to our friends, associates, supporters and well-wishers who have continued to demonstrate their belief in our aspiration through their generous personal contributions, donations of campaign materials and sacrifices.
We are particularly humbled by those who, from their hard-earned resources, have donated vehicles and other mobility support to strengthen our campaign, grassroots mobilisation and outreach across Ogun State.
These are not contributions we take for granted. Every vehicle donated represents sacrifice, commitment and, above all, confidence in our collective aspiration and the future we seek to build together.
We therefore wish to specially recognise and appreciate the following donors:
1. Mr. Akintunde Armstrong — 26 buses
2. Alhaji IBD Dende — 7 buses and 1 ambulance
3. Zacobass Oil & Gas — 10 buses
4. Stonebridge Engineering Services Ltd — 10 buses
5. Elele Ijebu — 10 buses
6. Amazon Luxury Apartments — 10 buses
7. Citiside Brother — 2 buses
8. Sanusi Friend — 4 buses
9. Olafem Citi Friend — 1 bus
10. Onaolapo Brother — 3 buses
11. OJ — 2 buses
12. Sodiq Badru — 1 bus
13. Kenny Odeda — 1 bus
14. Kabiyesi Segun Ojolowo — 4 vehicles
15. MTN Odeda — 1 vehicle
16. Adunbarin YAYI Diaspora — 1 vehicle
17. Rashidat Texas — 1 vehicle
18. Mr. Osho — 10 buses
19. Elele Mowe — 2 vehicles
20. Ola Odogbolu — 1 Korope mini bus
21. Nafiu Abimbola & Friend — 1 pickup
22. Polanco - 10 buses
We cannot sufficiently express how much these gestures mean to us. For individuals to voluntarily commit their personal resources to provide buses, an ambulance, a pickup and other vehicles for our campaign is a powerful demonstration of trust and commitment to our collective journey.
These vehicles are already strengthening our grassroots operations, with some deployed to support mobilisation and outreach efforts involving Ode Ado, Sango (Jabot), Alhaji Ismail, Imam Ado, Imam Akewukowo, Fulani Ilaro, Imam Ijebu, Door 2 Door and Ese Muphy.
We equally acknowledge and appreciate the many supporters who have provided other campaign materials and logistical assistance, as well as those contributing their time, expertise, networks and resources to the success of our movement. Whether your contribution is publicly acknowledged or quietly made behind the scenes, please know that we value and appreciate every sacrifice.
We are conscious that many of these donations came from resources that our supporters could have devoted to their personal needs, families and businesses. Choosing instead to invest part of those resources in our aspiration places an enormous responsibility on us. We will continue to cherish the confidence you have reposed in us.
To Mr. Akintunde Armstrong, Alhaji IBD Dende, Alhaji Sacobass, Mr. Fatai Adesegun and every other donor and supporter listed above, we say thank you.
Your generosity strengthens our movement, your sacrifice inspires us, and your confidence further reinforces our determination to continue working towards the progress and development of our dear Ogun State.
We remain profoundly grateful to you all.
Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, YAYI, CON, FCA
You won’t believe this is coming from a country with terrifying shortage of ambulances and hospital bed spaces
The terrible state we’re currently in is annoyingly deliberate.
One month ago today I was almost lynched to death for protesting against the killing of a young man by the Nigerian Police at Ajip.
The Police tried to arrest me after confiscating my Board but failed, they later sent street urchins to rough me up but I'm grateful to be here.
Christians in Nigeria are being slaughtered, kidnapped, driven from their homes, and attacked in their churches.
This is not some distant headline. Entire Christian communities are living under constant fear while families bury loved ones and survivors wonder if they are next.
Call it persecution… Call it mass slaughter… Call it genocide…
Whatever word you use, the world needs to stop looking away.
Nigeria’s Christians deserve to be seen, heard, defended, and remembered.
APC has lowered the bar terribly.
- The president no longer addresses the nation directly, doesn't take interviews or media chat, doesn't attend presidential debates
- Forgery ruled out as disqualification grounds for contesting elections
- President goes to visit victims of banditry and killings but couldn't get to the actual village due to bad roads and other appointments. Mourning families were made to go meet him at the airport
- No public bidding for projects. The president just awards to whoever he wants (read Chagoury)
- Judiciary and Senate are singing "on your mandate we shall stand"
- State social media handles now used to attack former governor
- Now he's working remotely from France
The list goes on. How low can we really go before we say it's enough?
Twice in recent weeks, Obafemi Hamzat and the APC have given us insight into how they see you.
In August: can't afford rent? Move back in with your parents.
This week: Lagos traffic is "not a problem, it's just a lifestyle."
Daily soul-crushing traffic is not a lifestyle. It is governance failure.
Vast numbers of Lagosians leave home before 5am and get back after their children are asleep. They lose hours of work, money on fuel and fares, time, health and wellbeing they will never get back. That is a cost to every household and every business in this state.
Housing, public transportation and traffic are closely related problems. You cannot fix one without planning for the others. But the first step to fixing them is to acknowledge them.
This government has ignored the pains of Lagosians for years. This is just the latest example. Lagos needs a government that acknowledges problems and uses its resources to solve them, not one that celebrates them.
Inefficiency is not culture, it’s failure
FD
#OTiya
@funsodoherty APC government brought this bandits into the country decade ago look at what Nigerians are going through and some people are enjoying... this pains me a lot human being been slaughtered like a goât
“Peter Obi can never become president, Igbo can never become president. They should kick him out of the presidential race and leave Tinubu and Atiku. Even if he wins, we and our oga will take money and make sure he doesn’t enter Aso rock. He’s m@d”
Nigerian police officer says😳🙆🏼♂️
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Peter Obi don start to dey go church.
Election don come, church don suddenly matter to him.
Last month was Apostle Joshua Selman's church, Today is Pastor Jerry Eze's Church
This man is a chameleon
DISCLAIMER: Fake Letter Circulating in My Name
My attention has been drawn to a fake letter circulating on social media, purportedly written by me to His Majesty, Igwe Nnaemeka Alfred Ugochukwu Achebe, the Obi of Onitsha, concerning political and financial matters in Anambra State.
This document is entirely false, malicious, and a fabrication by mischievous elements aimed at misleading the public. Furthermore, the signature appended to the letter is completely forged.
I urge the public and media to disregard this spurious publication. My focus remains steadfastly on issues of national development, accountability, and building a better future for our people - never on cheap fabrications. -PO
Okechukwu Okeke
Occupation; Farmer
Age: 98
Wife: 6
Children: 47
Grandchildren: 86
Cause of death: Old age
Lazarus Ademuyiwa
Occupation: Carpenter
Age: 115
Wife: 11
Children: 56
Grandchildren: 132
Cause of death: Old Age.
Isa Salishu Zakari
Occupation: Tailor
Age: 109
Wife: 4
Children: 38
Grandchildren: 73
Cause of death: Old Age
Dr. Benson Dube (Ph.D)
Occupation: Lecturer
Age: 56
Wife: 1
Children: 2
Grandchildren: 0
Cause of death: High Blood Pressure and Stress
Samuel Julius
Occupation: Bank Manager
Age: 53
Wife: 1
Children; 3
Grandchildren; 0
Cause of death; BP, Sugar
I am not saying anything. It is up to you to give your own interpretation... Na wao... 🤔🤔🤔
#copied
My both kidneys failed at 31.
I went through Dialysis three times a week. I was dying slowly.
They put me on the transplant list and said I might not last. One night after dialysis I could not stand the pain. I shouted to God until I had no voice left:
The next test before transplant showed my kidneys working again.
No dialysis since. It's been four years and they still work.
The specialist said he had never seen such a thing.
I gave the rest of my life to God.
“You are not paying Tax but You are struggling , your income is struggling and the APC government that made it possible for you to struggle with your income is coming next year to your already struggling income to cut Tax” —-Man warns Nigerians