"Cast your vote without hindrance or interference. Nigeria will get there. We will flourish. We will continue to nurture this democracy for the fulfillment of our dream, for the prosperity and stability of our country."
โ President Bola Ahmed Tinubu
Iโve been seeing posts claiming that the opposition is putting the heat on the President. Good. That is exactly what an opposition should do: keep the government on its toes for the good of the people and the country.
And that should finally put to bed the inane claim that President Tinubu has turned Nigeria into a one-party state. Iโm glad youโve realised that the opposition was never crippled. It simply didnโt know what to do.
When PBAT is re-elected next year, by Godโs grace, the opposition will be able to say it did its best. It just wasnโt enough to defeat the Master Strategist.
CREDIT: PETRA AKINTI O.
Omo, the kind of support Tinubu is getting from the North is making Atikuโs Kachalla boys frustrated ๐๐ฅ
They are now trying to bully fellow Northerners who openly support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, even going as far as reporting their accounts, especially @Waspapping_ and @KawuGarba.
The more support Tinubu gets from the North, the more frustrated they become. Nobody should be intimidated for supporting the candidate of their choice
Atiku and his Kachalla boys, get ready! The political battle is onโฆโฆ una go cryy blood till 2031๐๐ฅ
#ArewaForAsiwaju till 2031 โพ๏ธ+โพ๏ธ
Heโs Trump 2.0: 'I will end the Ukraine war in 24 hours' and people foolishly swallowed it. America and Ukraine have seen the consequences of electing political jesters and Nigeria cannot fall mugu to this corrupt, desperate man and his sweet-talking soundbites. Let @atiku continue throwing insults like the Obidiots, his defeat yet again is inevitable.
@Agbomjrn@aonanuga1956 Was your life ever better before this government? Lazy and irresponsible lot like you will always want to blame the system for your failures when your mate are doing great in the same system. Ewu!
PRESS STATEMENT
ALL PROGRESSIVES CONGRESS PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN COUNCIL
APC CAMPAIGN SPOKESPERSONS WILL NOT TRAVEL ATIKU'S ROUTE OF DISRESPECTING PROTOCOL
We have followed the furore and public reactions to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar's self-imposed indiscretion and disrespect for the office of the President of Nigeria and Commander-in-Chief, the Presidential candidate of the ADC.
While a higher standard of decorum, decency and deference to constituted authorities is expected from a former Vice President of Nigeria and an aspirant to the highest office in the country, we are concerned that the ADC Presidential candidate has not lived up to those expectations by his unbecoming decision to address the President of Nigeria on a first-name basis as 'Bola'.
Since Alhaji Atiku lost the last Presidential election, he has allowed political animosity and uncontrollable ambition to rob him of the statesmanship that should guide his public conduct and utterances.
Alhaji Atiku, for reasons best known to him alone, chose, rather than being a good example of decency in political behaviour, to set himself up as a model of politician the younger generation of political actors should never aspire to be like.
Without any regard to his personal choice to disrespect the office he is aspiring to occupy, the All Progressives Congress Presidential Campaign Council has implored all party leaders, spokespersons, party members and support groups to accord all the respect, courtesies and regard due to Alhaji Atiku Abubakar as former Vice President of Nigeria and a Presidential candidate.
As a party grounded in progressive ideals and African traditional values of respect, our campaign council will not follow Alhaji Atiku's path.
Our campaign will focus on issues important to Nigerians. We will sell our party programmes, President Bola Tinubu's achievements in office, and how the administration is moving Nigeria from reforms to prosperity as the President seeks a second-term mandate from Nigerians.
Dele Alake
Spokesperson
APC Presidential Campaign Council
October 12, 2026
Happy birthday, Seyi Tinubu, the First Son and best scion that any father could wish for. As a liege to your father, His Excellency, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, you have been a bulwark against siege.
You are not just contemporary; you have also been an accessory to the greatness and success of every anniversary in the Renewed Hope supremacy, with more than an honorary mention in the CBM glossary and history.
As I said when I hoisted the CBM flag on Mount Kilimanjaro, because of you, the City Boy Movement has brought and continues to bring equity, joy and improvement.
Omo ologo ko le bi omo ti o lโogo!
Very few people ever achieve two of the greatest knowledges: knowing when they were born and why they were birthed. To God be the glory, you know both.
Therefore, on the occasion of your forty-first birthday, which comes up tomorrow, my family and I wish you a happy birthday and extend to you our warmest right hand of fellowship.
May God bless the parents who bore you and the children you begat.
Bemigho Reno Omokri
Why President Tinubu's East-West Road Decision is Sound Engineering, Not Politics
President Bola Tinubu's decision to integrate the existing East-West Road into the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway corridor, instead of cutting a fresh 130km path through virgin swamp from Ondo to Edo, is exactly the kind of leadership Nigeria's infrastructure needs: pragmatic, climate-aware, and fiscally responsible. Minister Umahi is right to call it a "wonderful engineering decision."
First, it is a geotechnical necessity. The original Ondo coastal alignment is not just "difficult terrain." The Ministry's investigations found pits over 10 metres deep of weak peat that would need to be completely excavated and replaced before a single layer of asphalt could be laid. To build a brand new highway on that soil is to invite the very failures that have plagued the East-West Road for 20 years โ perpetual subsidence, cracking, and washouts. An engineer who ignores soil data to satisfy a map is not building a legacy project; he is building a liability.
Second, it is a climate adaptation masterstroke. The President did not just say "use the old road." He approved raising the East-West Road by two metres in flood-prone sections to stay above present and projected flood levels. This is the first time a federal highway in the Niger Delta is being deliberately designed for climate change. Abandoning the East-West Road to build a new coastal route would have left the existing road โ the lifeline of the Niger Delta โ to die, while creating two vulnerable roads instead of one resilient super-corridor.
Third, it is value for money and speed. Section One of the Coastal Highway โ 47.47km โ is already completed and ready for commissioning, and over 30% of Sections 3A and 3B is done. By leveraging the East-West Road alignment, government avoids duplicating bridges, compensations, and years of sand-filling in the most expensive terrain in the country. Critics who quote N7.5 to N12 billion per kilometre for the inland route forget that building on deep peat on the coastline costs far more per kilometre and fails faster. The savings can now be used to finish Sections 4A/4B in Ogun/Ondo and Section Five in Akwa Ibom simultaneously.
Finally, it connects, not divides. The Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway was never meant to be a scenic drive that touches every fishing settlement. It is President Tinubu's first legacy project โ a national economic spine from Victoria Island through Ogun, Ondo, Edo, Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers, Akwa Ibom to Cross River. By fusing it with the East-West Road, the President ensures that Warri, Port Harcourt, Eket and all communities along that axis get a world-class elevated highway they have demanded for decades, while Ondo still gets 40km of new coastal highway in Sections 4A/4B.
True coastal development is not about drawing a line on the Oluwatoyin Durowaiye . It is about building a road that will still be there in 50 years, above floodwaters, carrying goods, tourism and jobs. That is what President Tinubu has chosen. The Coastal Highway Must Be Built to Last, Not Just to Impress
Written By Fattykolly Ibn Alimi
Omo, North Central came out with a loud voice last week o, they came out enmasse to send a message to other parts of the country. They came out in their numbers to endorse President Tinubu for fulfilling most of his campaign promises to the zone
Like Minister of Information said, Asiwaju has passed his exams and deserves to be promoted
Lessons will be learnt in 2027