As Yoruba people, we have Osibajo but the omoale among us said it is Tinubu that should represent us.
Osibajo, the Yoruba man I choose to identify with, a man with integrity, and empathetic.
Breaking News; Rep. AbdusSamad Dasuki has once again raised the alarm over a fraudulent provision in the Electoral Act, which we believe poses a serious threat to the integrity of the 2027 elections.
As seen in the video, even the Speaker of the House, who is a member of President Bola Tinubu’s APC, appeared visibly unhappy with Dasuki raising the matter on the floor of the Assembly.
We therefore call on opposition leaders and all Nigerians to demand an explanation and insist that the National Assembly reject this attempt to undermine the people’s mandate.
There is a level higher than where you are currently. It's time to step out of the ordinary into the level of FAR ABOVE.
Shiloh 2026 is your launching pad—don’t miss it!
I woke up this morning and bumped into this video by the late Rev. Umah Ukpai praising God and talking about gratefulness.
I just want to say “Thank God for allowing me see another day” 🙏🙏🙏
Subsidy is back, according to Rufai Useni on Arise this morning. He also praised Atiku for pressing the Tinubu government to cut fuel prices and change the entire campaign to an issue-based one.
Dear Governor Siminalayi @SimFubaraKSC ,
1. Yesterday, Oct 6 2026, Nyesom Wike came to your private residence in Port Harcourt.
2. He came with political allies, and for about four hours you sat behind closed doors in what has been described as another step towards reconciliation.
3. What was discussed has not been publicly disclosed.
4. Reconciliation is not weakness.
5. Forgiveness is not foolishness.
6. But neither reconciliation nor forgiveness requires amnesia.
7. Sir @SimFubaraKSC , remember October 2023.
8. Barely months into your government, lawmakers loyal to Wike began impeachment proceedings against you.
9. Twenty-four legislators signed the notice.
10. You had hardly settled into the office before you were fighting to remain in it.
11. Remember the years of political warfare that followed:
competing legislative camps,
battles over your political structure,
repeated threats of impeachment.
12. Your government was consumed by a struggle over who truly controlled Rivers State.
13. Another impeachment process emerged as recently as January 2026.
14. Remember March 18, 2025.
15. President Bola Tinubu declared emergency rule in Rivers State and suspended you, your deputy and the legislature.
16. For six months, you were governor in name but unable to exercise the office to which Rivers people elected you.
17. You returned only after the emergency ended in September.
18. Remember also the local-government structure you tried to establish.
19. The Supreme Court eventually annulled the October 2024 elections for failure to comply with electoral requirements.
19. Wike publicly celebrated that judgment, to him it was your public humiliation.
20. Then came 2027 calculations
21. Wike publicly declared that you should not receive another term.
22. He later said that an agreement had been reached whereby impeachment proceedings would be abandoned in exchange for you not seeking re-election.
23. In May 2026, you withdrew from the APC governorship primary, saying you were doing so for peace, stability and unity.
24. These things are now part of the public record.
25. They cannot be wished away because people have shaken hands.
26. There comes a point in every political life when the question stops being, "How do I survive?" and becomes, "What will my legacy be?"
27. Power eventually ends.
28. Government House eventually receives another occupant.
29. Convoys disappear.
30. Titles become old newspaper headlines.
31. What remains is a name.
32. And that is why this moment is bigger than Fubara versus Wike.
33. It is about what kind of governor history will remember Siminalayi Fubara to have been:
a man who understood reconciliation without surrendering judgment, or a man whose desire for peace gradually erased the boundaries of his own political independence.
34. You do not need to hate Wike.
35. You do not need to insult him. You do not even need to refuse reconciliation.
36. Politics sometimes requires sitting at the same table with people who once fought you.
37. But diplomacy does not require blindness.
38. A handshake does not require handing over your mind.
39. Peace does not require surrendering your institutional independence.
40. Whatever choices you make as 2027 approaches,make them knowing that nobody will remember your advisers, allies and associates who counselled you at this time.
41. It is you who will be remembered.
42. Governor Fubara, there is still a final chapter to be written about these turbulent years.
43. Write it carefully.
44. Not for Wike.
Not for your enemies.
Not even for those presently cheering you.
45. Write it for your family name, your people and the version of Siminalayi Fubara that you want history to remember.
46. You're not a coward, you're a warrior who never backed down. Live it!
47. Reconcile if you must. Forgive if you can. But never surrender your cards.
Much respect,
Dr Preach Ojukwu
07 Oct 2026
@seunokin You are not ashamed, you are all confused. You BETRAYED your brother GEJ, today you are contesting against them. None of you will make it to the Villa even Tinubu.
If Wike is planning to rig Abuja election, in 2027, he should be ready to sacrifice his head.
Young Nigerians overpowered APC organizers at an Independence Day festival as they turned the event into a campaign for Tinubu.
Nigerians are ready this time.