Good call. This is the same man who called my wife a prostitute on this very street in 2018. People of his kind often forget that what goes around eventually comes around.
Celebrating the Hausa Community and Its Contributions to Nigeria.
As International Hausa Day, I warmly congratulate the Hausa community across Nigeria as they observe their Day in Daura, Katsina State. The Hausa people have made significant and lasting contributions to the growth and development of our nation, enriching Nigeria through their culture, traditions, enterprise, agriculture, scholarship, public service, and dedication to community.
This celebration is not only a moment to honor a proud heritage but also an opportunity to reaffirm the bonds that unite us as Nigerians. Our diversity remains one of our greatest strengths, and our shared future depends on recognizing and respecting the contributions of every community.
As you celebrate in Katsina, I wish you peace, prosperity, and a renewed sense of hope. May this occasion bolster our unity and inspire us to build a Nigeria where every citizen, regardless of ethnicity or background, has equal opportunities to flourish.
Congratulations and best wishes to the Hausa community. -PO
You can print and share this. If 5,000 people print 500 to 1,000 copies each and distribute them in their local areas, we can reach between 2.5 million and 5 million people.
Today is my birthday!
It's a special day to me & I am dedicating it to this fight for a New Nigeria.
God bless all us that are working for a New Nigeria.
Hbd to me !
If Peter Obi says he will invest 7 trillion naira into 4milion entrepreneurs to create 32 million jobs. Believe it. He will do it.
Don’t ask me what Peter Obi did as governor of Anambra. Ask a more important question: Which specific promises did he make in his manifesto as governor, and which of them did he fail to fulfil?
I’m yet to see a politician who campaigned on a clear set of promises and delivered on every single one of them. But Peter Obi stands out to me because his record suggests something many politicians struggle with: he tries to walk the talk.
You may disagree with his politics, but if we are going to judge politicians, let’s judge them by their promises, their records, and the evidence, not just by propaganda or sentiment.
Welcome to the 2027 presidential campaign Mr. Peter Obi
NDC should stop pursuing the change of their logo until after the election.
They better maintain the existing one to avoid confusion.
If not, INEC will approve it very close to the election and people will be confused as to which logo to vote for. This is one of the technical ways NDC supporters will be disenfranchised and you won’t be able to blame INEC for that.
O’ Lord, It will get to a point we will start laying curses on anybody supporting APC.
At this point, Anybody who doesn’t want Obi is committing self harm.