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@TosinOlugbenga Do you really think Obi will emerge as the candidate amidst these sets of strong northern alliances? I’m still doubting. Atiku the largest stakeholder is also in the race, and he’s not backing down.

As long as it’s not PETER OBI I will never be involved.

@yabaleftonline I don’t even know who this man is really supporting? He’s a chameleon, he voted for and indirectly supported Tinubu in the last election. I hope it’s not what I’m thinking 🤔

Weak opposition will hurt Nigeria’s democracy — Makinde.

@Malc_OE @FabrizioRonald0 @ThabisoChang @SkySportsPL Divide this achievement by the number of seasons and games played, then you’ll find your answer

Mohamed Salah has a stronger Premier League legacy than Cristiano Ronaldo's time in the league. Goals: Ronaldo 103 | Salah 193 (4th all-time in PL history, behind only Shearer, Kane, Rooney) Assists: Ronaldo ~37 | Salah 93 Goal Contributions (G+A): Ronaldo ~140 | Salah 286

🚨 Cristiano Ronaldo has been voted as the greatest player in Premier League HISTORY. @SkySportsPL

@Ceorhemz I guess Adelabu just doesn’t appeal to people but to be very clear that man is a brilliant man, with lots of accomplishments, especially in the banking sector. Don’t forget he was the former deputy governor of CBN. I’ve not seen any contestant as qualified as him.

APC Oyo has zero level. A proper technocrat is leaving office and you’re presenting beer Palour candidates to replace him Look at the candidates they are presenting to Oyo people. They don’t rate the people . After GSM, at least present someone smart & presentable

@DeeOneAyekooto @theboySiwaju20 This man resigned as the deputy CBN governor when he could have clearly become the CBN governor prior to 2019. Now again resigned, when he could have become the minister of finance on a platter of gold. If he doesn’t win the election, I’m sure he ll regret his decision.

Credible sources in the Presidency and among Adelabu’s aides told our correspondents that Tinubu had wanted to consider the Oyo APC chieftain as the new Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, following Wale Edun’s resignation. “The truth is that he (Adelabu) resigned. He wasn’t sacked. I can confirm that to you. In fact, the President didn’t want him to go. He came to the Villa on Tuesday, where he met with the President. The President had been avoiding him for the past two months so he wouldn’t get the opportunity to talk about resignation. That’s why he delayed,” a top government official in the Presidency said. According to the source, the President had sent intermediaries to caution Adelabu against resigning. “The President sent people to tell him not to resign. When the two men finally met at the Villa on Tuesday, Tinubu asked Adelabu a direct question about his chances of winning the primaries and the governorship. “The President asked him an honest question: ‘Are you sure you can win the ticket?’ And he answered immediately, ‘Yes, sir, I can win. I will win.’ And the President told him, ‘Best of luck.’ He is an optimist. He left by himself,” the source said. Another insider told our correspondent that the President had consistently defended Adelabu’s performance in office, even in the face of public criticism over persistent grid collapses and rising electricity tariffs under the minister’s watch. The official said “The President didn’t want him to go. Even when people said he was not performing, the President defended him, saying he was doing well because the problem with the power sector is not a one-man game or a minister’s issue alone. “There are layers of things that need to be fixed before we can see real results. And the President is satisfied with him doing some of those things,” the source added. However, a third source clarified that the March 31 deadline was administrative rather than legal, and that Adelabu’s resignation fell within the window prescribed by the Electoral Act 2026. The official said, “What came from the SGF is an administrative circular. It doesn’t have the force of law behind it. The Electoral Act says you resign 30 days before the primaries. That is the law. And he is early and within the time range since he is running for governor.” Similarly, an ally of the minister, who spoke with Saturday PUNCH on Friday on condition of anonymity, said Adelabu had a project he needed to deliver before his resignation. “Some people believed he would not resign, but he did. The minister didn’t disrespect the President. If a team lead asks the general team members to go somewhere and then calls an individual aside to say, ‘Look, you have to finish the special project you’re doing before you go,’ will that individual leave? “Adelabu is the President’s son and he enjoys his support. He would have been the Minister of Finance if he had not resigned. Anybody criticising the minister because he didn’t resign in March as directed by the President does not understand the relationship between the two of them. “Before he resigned, the minister met with the President to give a report of his stewardship, and the President was pleased with him. In fact, left to the President, he would not have allowed him to go, but he told the minister he would not stop him from pursuing his governorship ambition.”

@theademola Have you tried going through the appropriate channels to see if that would be possible. It’s not a bad idea revamping it.

The FG should hand over management of the National Stadium in Surulere to me and my team. In 5 years, it will become the home of the Super Eagles again! The FG doesn't need to give me money o, they should just give me 100% rights to manage and generate revenue. It still remains the property of Nigeria.

@dammiedammie35 What is he looking for on the street of Mokola… this man 🤔

Peter Obi currently at Mokola roundabout in Ibadan 😂✨

@numberonetweep @Obacruze Isn’t that Magnum that girl is drinking? 😂😂 those in uk know what it does

“I prefer America to London because people in UK live like they’re programmed, You gave me alcohol and expect men not to say the truth” 😂 — ShankComics

@Twitchnaija Davido is a kind hearted human being. People like that are very rare.

Chat told Carterefe to call Davido he did, and Davido actually picked up Carterefe couldn’t believe it, thinking he wouldn’t answer after their last stream together 😂 😭🔥

@DAMIADENUGA Women are not beating the allegations. What a shame!

Mayowa sl@ms Roby Ekpo with a ₦100 million lawsuit. This just got serious 👀⚖️ I can’t believe some exclusive chats I’m seeing. Omoh!

@badasssss_s Monitor lizard

The last bro was a sharp shooter. No wonder he’s got 23 on. What animal was that anyways?👀

@AmenaiSabuwala You shouldn’t be competing with AI, you should be using it. You definitely can’t match its capabilities I’m sorry

If you care about your product, you’ll hire a designer

POV: Software developers coming to the office ready to prompt Claude Code 5 times and call it a day. 😂

@susylicious2023 Cowsara Kaosara

Call me a cow if Arsenal doesn’t win today

@walegates You people don’t even know that men drive mins/hours to go visit their friends who has Jedi at home and drink as much as they can. This is not in Nigeria tho. Btw that jedi is most likely soaked with Gordon’s so it’s as strong as your Hennessy.

🇳🇬! Lets talk.... I let Bread & Ẹwà pass at parties, I let Garri and Groundnut pass. What is this? Ẹ mu jedi ni party? As how now? 😳😳😳 jedi

@asher_kine The so called youth supporting Peter Obi don’t even have a PVC. How do you expect him to win then 🤷🏽‍♂️ Just noise! Online noise! Shame!

change is on our own hands , get your PVC! ❤️

@Row_Haastrup As much as I am interested in what you want to say. I would have appreciated your own mind and words instead of the long chatgpt generated combination.

I am horridly embarrassed at these statements. To me, this looks and sounds personal. With all due respect to Rev. Isaac Omolehin, this framing is not only unfair, but it is not there historically and spiritually. To suggest that Christianity in Nigeria has “no fathers” because there is no single figure overseeing everyone ignores both the nature of the Church and the reality of its growth. First, Christianity has never been structured around one earthly “father” over an entire nation or a territory. That model leans more toward hierarchy than the body ministry described in Scripture “And he gave some, apostles; and some, prophets; and some, evangelists; and some, pastors and teachers; for the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ: till we all come in the unity of the faith, and of the knowledge of the Son of God, unto a perfect man, unto the measure of the stature of the fulness of Christ:” — Ephesians 4:11-13 The Church is not a monarchy — it is a body, with different leaders raised for different assignments. Expecting one man to “look after us all” is not only unrealistic, it risks elevating personality over Christ. 2ndly, reducing the ministries of people like Enoch Adeboye and David Oyedepo to “denominational competition” is a misrepresentation. These men have, for decades, invested heavily in souls, education, healthcare, missions, and national transformation. Entire universities, hospitals, and global outreach platforms have been built — not for rivalry, but for impact. If growth and expansion are now being interpreted as “competition,” then we are judging outcomes without understanding intent. Infact the way he was being specific showed some traces of bitterness and/or envy which makes it look personal. I may be wrong but this is the way I see it. 3rdly, the idea that influence equals silence is also flawed. Spiritual leadership is not always loud or political. Many of these leaders engage issues through counsel, intercession, and strategic influence rather than public commentary. Not every father shouts; some build, some guide, some pray. Lastly, if the concern is unity in the Nigerian Church, then the solution is not to tear down existing leaders but to encourage collaboration across denominations. Unity is not the absence of diversity — it is alignment in purpose despite it. It’s okay to call for more visible unity. It’s even okay to challenge leaders. But dismissing decades of spiritual labour and impact with a broad stroke like “there are no fathers” doesn’t strengthen the Church — it just undermines it. If anything, Nigeria has many fathers, just not in the narrow definition being suggested.

@Hon_Jesugbemi @taadelodun People with A1 in both Maths and English are highly brilliant people

Guys!!!! Meet Oyo-born Emmanuel Oyelami with a remarkable Hat-trick of Academic Excellence 1. All 9 A1s in WAEC -2016 2. First Class LLB, University of Ibadan (Best graduating student in International Law and Jurisprudence)- 2024 3. First Class, Nigerian Law School- 2026 Unprecedented! Congratulations my guy!!!

@shaiguides Congratulations

I successfully defended my PhD in Economics dissertation (Structural Rigidity and Economic Adjustment). I also defended my master’s thesis in Statistics (Instruction vs. Infrastructure). This is My 2026 Appreciation Post 😩

@AsakyGRN Wait is this AI?

The new Redeemed Christian Church of God auditorium has sparked reactions after reports claimed it can accommodate about 6 million worshippers, with plans for expansion that could raise capacity to 12 million.