“It is not only Northerners who can defend their votes. This time, we will defend ours with everything we have. When our people are being killed, the ruling party remains silent. But the moment we say we will defend ourselves, they accuse us of issuing threats. Let them understand one thing: our votes must count, and we will use every everything to defend ourselves. We will not be intimidated!” — A Nigerian warns.
On Yinusa’s Resignation: The 2027 elections are drawing closer, and one thing must be made clear: this is not the time for political distractions, endless divisions, or personal ambitions to overshadow the future of Nigeria. The stakes are simply too high, and the consequences of getting it wrong again are too serious to ignore.
Every election season, we see political movements split, former allies move in different directions, and new alliances emerge. That is democracy, but it also raises serious questions about what these movements truly stand for.
Nigeria is facing too many problems for the next election to become another contest of personalities, personal interests, and political appointments.
The focus should be on identifying a credible candidate with integrity, competence, a clear vision, and a realistic plan to address Nigeria’s problems.
Unity is important, but it must be built around shared values and a genuine commitment to the people, not blind loyalty to any politician.
There is a kind of love that no amount of money can purchase, no political machinery can manufacture, and no army of hired voices can imitate. It must be earned, quietly, through the hearts of ordinary people. And that, perhaps, is what makes Peter Obi so remarkable. He is LITERALLY that man!.
Jerry Awa, the Abia State APC Youth Leader, has promised to deliver his polling unit for Tinubu after receiving a N150 million Prado SUV from Dayo Israel.
My Abia people? Hope you are paying attention?😅
NIGERIA WE'RE SLEEPING
Have you ever wondered why some countries keep moving forward while others keep struggling to catch up?
Look closely at what is happening in this video.
Machines are manufacturing components. Workers are assembling sophisticated electronic devices. Different stages of production are coordinated with impressive precision.
Now think about this:
Every machine represents engineering knowledge.
Every production line represents industrial capacity.
Every finished product represents value created within the economy.
Here is something worth thinking about:
What if, instead of importing most of the technology we consume, we invested heavily in developing the capacity to manufacture it?
A country doesn't become an industrial powerhouse overnight.
It takes years of investment in education, research, engineering, infrastructure, technology and manufacturing.
The real wealth of a nation is not just what it buys. It is what it has the knowledge and capacity to produce.
Are we paying enough attention to this?
Nigerians are reportedly selling their PVCs massively in Edo State right now for ₦100,000 to ₦200,000. They created hunger and hardship, only to turn around and use money to buy your voting rights during elections. Evil people!