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Kwankwaso never expected this backlash from the north he brags about. Everywhere you go is curses on him for an attempt at dividing the north, it has not even happened but people are angry with him. He thought the north are like his sheeps that will follow him blindly.

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There has been a deliberate attempt in some quarters to diminish the significance of the recent Supreme Court judgement, framing it as a “pyrrhic victory” or questioning why members of the African Democratic Congress chose to celebrate. This line of argument is not only misleading, it is dangerous. We do not need conspiracy theories to understand the environment in which we operate. It is evident that we are in a fiercely contested political space, one where opposition voices are often tested, pressured, and underestimated. Yes, we are the underdog in this moment. But we are not without experience. Within the ADC are battle-tested leaders and resilient members who have navigated difficult political terrains and who understand, clearly, what victory looks like. Let us be clear: the struggle before us is bigger than any single court decision. The mission is to ensure that the ADC not only contests, but wins the 2027 elections, and that Nigeria does not slide into a one-party state. That mission remains fully intact. But wars are not won in a single moment. They are built through a series of battles. Yesterday was one such battle, and it was won. For a movement that has faced sustained pressure, that victory mattered. It was right to acknowledge it. It was necessary to celebrate it, not as a conclusion, but as a signal, that we are still in the fight, and still standing. Does this mean the war is over? Absolutely not. Yes, we celebrated yesterday. Today, we have returned to the trenches. The work continues, in the courts of law, in the court of public opinion, and in the theatres of politics. And we remain committed, focused, and resolute until the ultimate objective is achieved.

Obi won’t say it out because—if he does, everywhere go scatter. Before the Ibadan declaration; they sent message to him to agree that he will share juicy contracts and appointment to them in exchange for their support. He asked them: How are we different from Tinubu/APC if our goal is to win election and loot funds meant for the people? Na dia Wahala start🤦🏽‍♂️