Nigerians need to be proud of what Tinubu is achieving. It’s phenomenal. It’s easy to criticize but grasp what’s happening — GAPRCM president, Prof. Justin Green
President and CEO of the Global Alliance for Public Relations & Communication Management, Prof. Justin Green, has praised Nigeria’s progress, urging Nigerians to take pride in the country’s achievements and stop focusing only on criticism.
Speaking on Channels TV’s Sunrise Daily on October 2, a day after Nigeria’s Independence Day, Green reflected on how his perception of the country had changed after visiting Nigeria at least twice. He said perceptions of Nigeria are often shaped by misconceptions, adding that the country is making notable progress despite the difficulties many citizens are currently facing.
“But let me tell you from what I have seen of Nigeria, the reforms that have taken place and it’s been an absolute honour to be here during Independence Day yesterday and to celebrate that with you,” he said.
Green described Nigeria as “blossoming in so many areas” and said the country is “actually an envy of a lot of countries around the world.”
He cited the Dangote Group’s international activities and ongoing reforms as examples of developments attracting global attention.
“The changes the president is making have been phenomenal,” Green said, adding that “Nigeria needs to be proud of what it is achieving.”
He urged Nigerians to recognise the progress being made, saying, “Stop and take a moment and just look at what Nigeria is achieving currently and stop criticising.”
“It’s easy to criticise but Nigerians need to take grasp of what they’re doing, of what’s happening and embrace it,” he added.
Green also said Nigerians are “some of the proudest people around the world.”
3 October 2026
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LABOUR PARTY YOUTH LEADERS PROPOSES ALLIGNMENT WITH APC, TO SUPPORT PRESIDENT TINUBU’S RE-ELECTION WITH CITY BOY MOVEMENT AND TINUBU SUPPORT GROUP.
Abuja, Nigeria – The Youth Wing of the Labour Party has initiated discussions on a proposed political alignment with the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), the Renewed Hope Movement, the City Boy Movement and Tinubu Support Groups to declare support for the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR.
The proposal emerged during a virtual meeting held on 2nd October, 2026 at 8:30 pm involving the Labour Party National Youth Leader, Prince Kennedy Ahanotu, members of the National Youth Leadership, National Zonal Youth Leaders and State Youth Leaders, where participants deliberated on the party's political direction given the prolonged crisis and the future of youth participation in national governance ahead of the 2027 general elections.
During the meeting, several youth leaders expressed concerns about what they described as inadequate recognition, total negligence, lack of engagements and no support for the youth constituency during and after the 2023 general elections where they laboured in vain for a presidential candidate who lacked the skills to consolidate. They emphasized the need for a political platform and leader that would provide greater opportunities for youth participation, leadership development, economic empowerment, and inclusion in national decision-making.
The meeting also featured discussions on the policies and programmes of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration, particularly in the areas of human capital development, youth empowerment, economic reforms, infrastructure, healthcare, education, security, agriculture and workers' welfare. Participants expressed varying views on these issues and the potential implications for Nigeria's sustainable development.
Following extensive deliberations, the youth leaders called on the National Youth Leader, Prince Kennedy Ahanotu, to commence with immediate effect consultations with relevant stakeholders within the APC, the Renewed Hope Movement, the City Boy Movement and the Tinubu Support Group to explore the prospects of a political alignment and possible collaboration ahead of the 2027 elections.
The participants also expressed confidence in Prince Kennedy Ahanotu's leadership and mandated him to facilitate the proposed alignments while emphasizing the importance of broad-based consultations and consensus-building among the youth leadership.
The meeting further proposed a physical gathering of Labour Party youth leaders in Abuja, on a mutually agreed date, to review the outcome of the consultations and determine the next steps regarding the proposed political re-alignment.
The proposed engagement represents an ongoing dialogue within the Labour Party's youth constituency on political participation, strategic partnerships, and the role of young Nigerians in shaping the country's political and developmental future.
Signed:
Comrade Ken Omusi
Edo State Youth Leader
For ALL in Attendance
Prince Kennedy Ahanotu, 5 National Zonal Youth Leaders and 32 State Youth Leaders.
Labour Party, Nigeria
Doctors went on strike for one year in anambra
The doctors are corrupt and not good
Teacher went for over 6 months strike.
The teachers are corrupt and not good
Water cooperation guys did not get paid
They are all corrupt so he scrapped the commission
Fire fighters got 10 naira as hazard allowance for 8 years and no insurance
They are corrupt also and not doing their job so they don't deserve it
No local government elections for 7 years
All the house of assembly was too corrupt he could not trust anyone to help him conduct local government elections
Gave major positions to catholics, funded majorly Catholic schools and hospitals and sidelined Anglicans and their missions
Anglicans were not honest enough and many of them are corrupt
Only Peter Obi is a Saint. Every other person is evil 😆
He will never be president
This is Peter Obi, as governor, saying on national TV that he collected $150 million for erosion control and another $100 million for education, with the loans to be repaid over 40 years.
Now you can understand why Soludo’s government says it is still paying back loans that were obtained during Peter Obi’s tenure as governor.
I have said it before. Sometimes, God allows people to rise to certain positions for reasons we may not immediately understand. Peter Obi’s political journey today is exposing some of the decisions and records from his time as governor which Nigerians didn't know.
PART 3: EVIDENCE THAT LYING IS IN PETER OBI’S DNA
The Soludo administration paid the first tranche of State workers’ entitlements—entitlements Peter Obi left unpaid during his eight years as governor. Gov Soludo has now, also, paid the second
Peter Obi knows we know he’s lying
PRESS RELEASE
26th September, 2026
PETER OBI’S DEBTS AND LIES: MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS
Introduction:
We watched the interview by HE Peter Obi, CON, on Arise TV on 24th September, 2026, where he tried to equivocate about the settled matter of his legacy of debts in Anambra
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Interestingly, your father, Femi Falana SAN was the lawyer who represented these Olés who wanted to fleece Nigeria to the tune of $400m in this case.
They have asked them to pay Nigeria $11.8m to cover for the legal expenses we incurred.
Human rights activists/good governance advocates in the day, lawyer for economic bandits in the evening.
8 External Loans: As of when Obi left office on 17th March 2014, there were 8 different external borrowings for malaria, erosion control, education, healthcare etc (see attached poster) which the present administration services with hundreds of millions of naira monthly.
Peter Obi was a governor the same time as Emmanuel Uduaghan, during both administrations Uduaghan offered free healthcare but Obi didn't really do that, this lead to a lot of Anambra people coming to Delta at the period to benefit from the healthcare system of Delta State.
While one governor was offering free healthcare, the other was partnering with church-owned private hospitals instead of developing public hospitals, and allowing doctors to embark on strikes.
However, to many Nigerians, leaving money in the bank is a sign of good leadership.