Thank you Lord!
@ft_canaanland I am sorry it took me 6years+ to comeback to testify.
My Life Testimony started not upto a month from receiving Papa's Prophetic Declaration. I truly broke the limit ever since the day I quoted the PD. I thank the Lord of Breakthrough.
Even when atheism rejects God, it does not escape belief. It simply relocates ultimate authority from God to the human mind. In that sense, atheism is not neutral; it is a religion of human reasoning.
On the 10th day of Ramadan, I ordered a ride.
The OTP came via Telegram.
That one moment cost me 3 months of sleep — and built VerifiedFlow.
Today I'm launching. 🔐
Looking close to the various party primaries, it's encouraging to say that our democracy is improving. So many citizens, non-politicians, are showing interest in governance.
It can only get better!
@woye1@officialABAT@Solid_Min_Dev@Official_ONSA@official_NSCDC@MinOfInteriorNG Egbon @woye1 Respectfully, your no. 3 suggestion is completely unfair.
In real-time what power does a Traditional Ruler has over such resources, except been notified that the same Govs has given approval for such operation in their community. If the King says NO, same Govs....
They could have built that ADC structure and then give GEJ the ticket with all opposition members supporting him if any of them actually meant well for this Country like they claim but none of them can see past their personal ambition.
@ifedayo_johnson I agree!
Adeyemi has been like that since our days as leaders. He was later expelled from FUNAB.
Ozobulla, who was the then Comminssioner for Youth and Sport under Governor Daniel, trained Adeyemi to be that evil.
Their days were very dark for students' movement in Ogun.
CONSENSUS is pure anti-democratic provisions in our Electoral Act.
Just a new tool for d old guard to retain power among themselves for decades to come, its already a easy pathway for political power to be passed down to their children.
We're just on d chopping board for them.
CONSENSUS is pure anti-democratic provisions in our Electoral Act.
Just a new tool for d old guard to retain power among themselves for decades to come, its already a easy pathway for political power to be passed down to their children.
We're just on d choppin board for them.
PROCEDURE FOR NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES BY POLITICAL PARTIES
For the avoidance of doubt, the Electoral Act 2026 in Section 84(2) recognizes only two procedures for the nomination of candidates by a Political Party:
1. Direct Primaries: where members of the party who appears in the official register of members directly votes who becomes the candidate
2. Consensus: where the leadership of the Party meets and decides on a candidate subject to the ratification of other aspirants for that position.
In fact, section 87(1) ensures that where there’s a consensus, the Party must secure the written consent of all cleared aspirants for the position indicating their voluntary withdrawal from the race. They must also endorse the consensus candidate.
Where the Party unable to secure the written consent of all cleared aspirants for the purpose of a consensus candidate, it must revert to the Direct primaries system to decide on a Candidate.
So, where a candidate has reservations on the choice of consensus, all they have to do is to reject the consensus candidate and insist that a direct primary be held. A Political Party cannot validly nominate a candidate via consensus unless all the aspirants agree to it.
P. S. The delegate system has since been abolished my the new Electoral Act. The delegate system is the system where selected members of a Party vote at the party convention to determine the Candidate of the Party. This particular system was the “dollarized” system