@DipoPopson@emmaikumeh Fact is fact…response is rubbish…did Bola attended any school?No. Did Bola copied the answer of @atiku subsidy plan removal …Yes
"Bola, you are like a dull student who copied his classmate's answer, you have done it so blindly that the classmate's name at the top of his exam paper and then demanded marks for original thinking.
You copied my production subsidy proposal, nothing wrong about that, you Stripped away the part that makes it work and handed Nigerians a 30-day discount.
Where is the rest of the answer Bola?
You see why it is good to go to school."
- Atiku Abubakar
@ruffydfire@DokunOjomo@Atiku is the answer if really we want Tinubu out after 2027…@PeterObi should be made minister of petroleum or coordinating minister of Economy,Budget and planning since the date for replacement of candidates is closed
@ruffydfire At least he is offering something what of @PeterObi that said he won’t restore subsidy but weeks later when he realized no one was talking about him now he made a U-turn and said he will restore subsidy after fighting corruption.
14 SEPTEMBER 2026
PRESS STATEMENT
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
AVOID PARTISAN LECTURERS AS RETURNING OFFICERS, ADC TELLS INEC
African Democratic Congress has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to immediately review the use of politically exposed academics as Returning and Collation Officers in the 2027 general elections.
The ADC made the call following a newspaper report that more than 600 senior lecturers from public universities across Northern Nigeria have endorsed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for the 2027 presidential election.
The ADC said the development raises a fundamental question of electoral credibility and conflict of interest, particularly because university lecturers and vice chancellors have routinely been entrusted with the sensitive responsibility of collating election results and declaring winners.
While acknowledging the constitutional right of every Nigerian, including academics, to support or endorse any political candidate, the party said no person who has openly taken a partisan position should subsequently be entrusted with determining the outcome of an election involving that candidate.
The principle, the ADC said, is straightforward:
“You cannot campaign for a candidate and then be entrusted with counting the votes and declaring winners in the same election that your candidate is contesting in.”
The party, therefore, called on INEC to establish and publish clear criteria, disqualifying academics and other prospective election officials who have publicly endorsed candidates, participated in partisan political activities, or otherwise demonstrated an obvious political affiliation.
It also urged INEC to publish the names of proposed Returning and Collation Officers sufficiently ahead of the elections to allow political parties and the public to identify and raise legitimate conflict-of-interest concerns.
“The integrity of an election does not begin when the first ballot is cast. It begins with the neutrality of the people entrusted to administer, collate, and declare its outcome. Nigerians must never be placed in a position where those who have publicly chosen a side are subsequently presented as neutral arbiters of the contest,” the party said.
SIGNED:
Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi National Publicity Secretary African Democratic Congress
I watched a video of Hon.Desmond Elliott knelling down and prostrating to beg Rt.Hon.Femi Gbajabiamila for forgiveness and reintegration into the APC family,I was shocked,Despite serving as Lagos state HoA member he is still this hungry and desperate..so shameful n disgusting
14 SEPTEMBER 2026
PRESS STATEMENT
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
AVOID PARTISAN LECTURERS AS RETURNING OFFICERS, ADC TELLS INEC
African Democratic Congress has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to immediately review the use of politically exposed academics as Returning and Collation Officers in the 2027 general elections.
The ADC made the call following a newspaper report that more than 600 senior lecturers from public universities across Northern Nigeria have endorsed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for the 2027 presidential election.
The ADC said the development raises a fundamental question of electoral credibility and conflict of interest, particularly because university lecturers and vice chancellors have routinely been entrusted with the sensitive responsibility of collating election results and declaring winners.
While acknowledging the constitutional right of every Nigerian, including academics, to support or endorse any political candidate, the party said no person who has openly taken a partisan position should subsequently be entrusted with determining the outcome of an election involving that candidate.
The principle, the ADC said, is straightforward:
“You cannot campaign for a candidate and then be entrusted with counting the votes and declaring winners in the same election that your candidate is contesting in.”
The party, therefore, called on INEC to establish and publish clear criteria, disqualifying academics and other prospective election officials who have publicly endorsed candidates, participated in partisan political activities, or otherwise demonstrated an obvious political affiliation.
It also urged INEC to publish the names of proposed Returning and Collation Officers sufficiently ahead of the elections to allow political parties and the public to identify and raise legitimate conflict-of-interest concerns.
“The integrity of an election does not begin when the first ballot is cast. It begins with the neutrality of the people entrusted to administer, collate, and declare its outcome. Nigerians must never be placed in a position where those who have publicly chosen a side are subsequently presented as neutral arbiters of the contest,” the party said.
SIGNED:
Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi National Publicity Secretary African Democratic Congress
@ruffydfire@PeterObi told you he doesn't need to give you any certificate because he has done it before and when he started doing it now you will fell it
@ruffydfire If an SA to a Minister in Tinubu's government will use your gwawudami slangs to dodge you on air what makes you think Tinubu their Oga will submit himself to you for interview when he knows your first question will be I put it to you "you are a drug lord without a school cert