We are voting for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu again because:
1. He has made tough decisions, reforms are taking shape, and Nigeria must not abandon progress halfway.
2. Leadership is about results, not rhetoric. The foundation has been laid. Now it’s time to complete the job.
3. Reform is a journey, not an event. Continuity matters.
4. We ned to continue with the progress, not return to the old ways.
5. He has delivered difficult reforms, demonstrated bold leadership, and provided a clearer direction for Nigeria. #ReElectPresidentTinubu
BREAKING: The FG has approved 595 old oil wells for more work, 145 new wells to be drilled and 39 oil field plans in 2026. The country now has 100 oil rigs, with 46 working. These steps aim to increase oil production and attract investors.
Tuggar to Lead Pan-Africanism, Xenophobia Discourse in Lagos - APRO TV
Nigeria’s immediate past Minister of Foreign Affairs, @NigeriaMFA Ambassador Yusuf Maitama Tuggar, @YusufTuggar is set to chair the Bridge Club’s 2026 Grand End-of-Year Event, themed “Xenophobia Contradicts Pan-Africanism,” scheduled to take place on today in Lagos, Nigeria.
The Bridge Club, a fellowship of accomplished professionals and business leaders committed to intellectual engagement and constructive dialogue on issues affecting Nigeria and the wider world, said this year’s gathering will examine the ideals of African solidarity against the backdrop of growing concerns over xenophobia, migration and regional integration.
In its invitation to Ambassador Tuggar, the Club explained that the event would explore the “ideals of African solidarity, the challenges of migration, the protection of human dignity and the practical measures required to advance cooperation and integration across the continent.”
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"...Our attention to healthcare needs is reflected in our support for institutions such as the University of Benin Teaching Hospital, which now offers radiotherapy to cancer patients and subsidized dialysis for eligible patients..."
“As the wise among us say, by Wednesday, one can already tell what Friday will bring. Two years ago, you elected His Excellency, Senator Monday Okpebholo, as your Governor. Today, I am proud to stand in Benin City to reassure His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, that he can count on you—and we have come to assure you that you can count on us as well.
We know that securing this progressive victory is a task we must all undertake together. When we came to you four years ago, we assured you that we would not bridge our nation's infrastructure deficit without carrying Edo State along.
We have not abandoned that pledge. We are determined to build roads on which a trader can transport goods without losing money to vehicle damage or transit delays. That is why we have begun work to dualize the highways connecting Ekpoma, Auchi, and Okpella, and why emergency repairs are underway along the Benin–Asaba and Benin–Sapele corridors.
You have every right to hold us to our word until you can travel on these roads in complete comfort.
Good people of Edo State, we have heard your call for the revival of industries across the state, and we recognize that industry cannot thrive without reliable energy. Today, we are proud to report that gas now flows through the completed Oben pipeline network.
In addition, new transmission lines can now evacuate an additional 600 megawatts onto the national grid. We have also commissioned the Amukpe substation alongside solar mini-grids in Orhionmwon and surrounding communities. Edo State now regulates its own intra-state electricity market, while a proposed condensate refinery has entered the development stage.
We remain fully committed to seeing these investments bear lasting fruit.
Our attention to healthcare needs is reflected in our support for institutions such as the University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH), which now offers advanced radiotherapy for cancer patients and subsidized dialysis for eligible citizens.
We have also prioritized major upgrades at the Irrua Specialist Teaching Hospital and other federal medical facilities, alongside interventions across 158 public health centers throughout Edo State for the direct benefit of our people.
Good people of Edo, through our education initiatives—including NELFUND—we are helping our children and wards remain in school and benefit from accessible higher education. We are also investing heavily in our educational institutions and the dedicated staff who sustain them.
In agriculture and social protection, we have allocated subsidized inputs to farmers, expanded agricultural training programs, and enrolled our sons and daughters in vocational skills programs through the National Directorate of Employment (NDE), while assisting vulnerable citizens and communities affected by disasters.
We have also improved the remuneration of our Armed Forces and prioritized their operational capabilities—alongside those of other security agencies—to strengthen national security and public safety.
That progress is another reason we have returned to you with confidence.
We have also listened to your historic demand that the priceless heritage and artifacts of Benin be returned to their rightful home.
We are seeing concrete progress in this regard, with Cambridge transferring ownership in stages back to Nigeria. We honor His Royal Majesty, Omo N'Oba N'Edo Uku Akpolokpolo, Oba Ewuare II, and all those who sustained this noble demand across generations.”
Vice President Kashim Shettima speaks at the #RenewedHopeInEdo rally earlier today.
Senator Adams Oshiomhole At #RenewedHopeInEdo:
"Being a pharmacist and the wife a former banker. Between the two they destroyed our power delivery system. They introduced introduced a flawed billing system. I spent a dozen government money to buy transformers to support these distribution companies, and yet once you do it, it became their property and they never gave us light.
Now the good news is not to lament what they failed to do. The good news is to assure you in the manifesto, written black and white by the President, the next phase will ensure that power is radically reformed. When there is power, a lot of people are resourceful.... So I think with the power reform, the Nigerian economy will change, the manufacturing sector will come up, and every other thing will be fine. We just need to create jobs. We need to reinforce distribution of the gains of the reforms."
#RenewedHope2_0
"...It is no longer news that your governor, on behalf of all of you, made a promise that you are expecting 2.5 million votes from Edo State. To make it a reality, we need to collect our permanent voter's card. When on January 16th you get to your polling unit, you have to be there. What you will see on the ballot paper is the APC. The symbol is broom... You may not see the name of Mr. President, but you will see the symbol of his party. He is the leader of our great party. Our party is APC. The symbol is broom...
I am encouraged by the turnout. I am encouraged by the commitment I have seen. I am encouraged by the readiness I have seen. But I ask you, collect your voter's card, permanent voter's card registration..." Governor Hope Uzodimma At #RenewedHopeInEdo
#RenewedHope2_0
Tuggar to Lead Pan-Africanism, Xenophobia Discourse in Lagos
At a time when xenophobia, economic migration and tensions over the movement of people continue to challenge Africa, Ambassador @YusufTuggar ‘sleadership at the Bridge Club’s 2026 Grand End-of-Year Event comes at an important moment. Themed “Xenophobia Contradicts Pan-Africanism,” the gathering will examine African solidarity, human dignity, regional integration and the protection of Africans abroad. With his diplomatic experience and 4D foreign-policy doctrine, Tuggar is well positioned to contribute to the conversation on moving Pan-Africanism beyond rhetoric towards practical cooperation, shared prosperity and mutually beneficial relations among African nations.
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Nigeria’s immediate past Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador @YusufTuggar, is set to chair the Bridge Club’s 2026 Grand End-of-Year Event, themed “Xenophobia Contradicts Pan-Africanism,” scheduled to take place on today in Lagos, Nigeria.
The Bridge Club, a fellowship of accomplished professionals and business leaders committed to intellectual engagement and constructive dialogue on issues affecting Nigeria and the wider world, said this year’s gathering will examine the ideals of African solidarity against the backdrop of growing concerns over xenophobia, migration and regional integration.
In its invitation to Ambassador Tuggar, the Club explained that the event would explore the “ideals of African solidarity, the challenges of migration, the protection of human dignity and the practical measures required to advance cooperation and integration across the continent.”
As Chairman of the occasion, Ambassador Tuggar will preside over the proceedings, drawing on his extensive diplomatic experience and longstanding advocacy for a foreign-policy framework anchored on Democracy, Development, Demography and Diaspora, popularly known as the 4D doctrine.
His experience in international diplomacy, regional cooperation and the protection of the interests of Nigerians abroad is expected to bring valuable perspectives to discussions on the challenges of xenophobia and the practical steps required to translate the ideals of Pan-Africanism into meaningful cooperation among African nations.
In its correspondence, the Bridge Club underscored the relevance of the conference theme to contemporary African realities and the importance of Ambassador Tuggar’s participation.
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Former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Yusuf Maitama Tuggar @YusufTuggar , is set to chair the Bridge Club’s 2026 Grand End-of-Year Event in Lagos today.
Themed “Xenophobia Contradicts Pan-Africanism,” the gathering will bring together accomplished professionals and business leaders to discuss African unity, migration, human dignity and stronger regional cooperation.
A timely conversation on the need for a united, peaceful and integrated Africa.
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Nigeria’s immediate past Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador @YusufTuggar, is set to chair the Bridge Club’s 2026 Grand End-of-Year Event, themed “Xenophobia Contradicts Pan-Africanism,” scheduled to take place on today in Lagos, Nigeria.
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Tuggar to Lead Pan-Africanism, Xenophobia Discourse in Lagos
As Chairman of the occasion, Ambassador Tuggar will preside over the proceedings, drawing on his extensive diplomatic experience and longstanding advocacy for a foreign-policy framework anchored on Democracy, Development, Demography and Diaspora, popularly known as the 4D doctrine.
His experience @YusufTuggar in international diplomacy, regional cooperation and the protection of the interests of Nigerians abroad is expected to bring valuable perspectives to discussions on the challenges of xenophobia and the practical steps required to translate the ideals of Pan-Africanism into meaningful cooperation among African nations.
In its correspondence, the Bridge Club underscored the relevance of the conference theme to contemporary African realities and the importance of Ambassador @YusufTuggar Tuggar’s participation.
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Vice President Kashim Shettima has arrived in the historic city of Benin, Edo State, ahead of the APC Presidential Campaign Rally, as the Renewed Hope movement takes its message to the people.
The journey towards #RenewedHope2_0 continues, with Edo State taking its place in the national campaign.
#RenewedHopeInEdo
Tuggar to Lead Pan-Africanism, Xenophobia Discourse in Lagos
In its invitation to Ambassador Tuggar @YusufTuggar, the Club explained that the event would explore the “ideals of African solidarity, the challenges of migration, the protection of human dignity and the practical measures required to advance cooperation and integration across the continent.”
As Chairman of the occasion, Ambassador Tuggar will preside over the proceedings, drawing on his extensive diplomatic experience and longstanding advocacy for a foreign-policy framework anchored on Democracy, Development, Demography and Diaspora, popularly known as the 4D doctrine.
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Tuggar to Lead Pan-Africanism, Xenophobia Discourse in Lagos
Nigeria’s immediate past Minister of Foreign Affairs @NigeriaMFA , Ambassador Yusuf Maitama Tuggar @YusufTuggar , is set to chair the Bridge Club’s 2026 Grand End-of-Year Event, themed “Xenophobia Contradicts Pan-Africanism,” scheduled to take place on today in Lagos, Nigeria.
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