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If we’re going to build new cities in Alaigbo, and the standard isn’t anywhere close to Sandton, South Africa, then we shouldn’t even bother. One reason I’ll always reject the Lagos template is because it is deeply mediocre and ultimately unsustainable. HELIUM had the potential to be a visionary project, but it ended up looking like another version of Lekki planted in Enugu. Look beyond the skyscrapers in Sandton. Pay attention to the roads, the street design, the urban planning, the detailing, the structure, and the intentionality behind the entire city. Nothing in Nigeria currently comes close to that level of planning and execution here. What we must do in Alaigbo is to look beyond Nigeria at all time.

A US court in Michigan has sentenced Nigerian-born professor Nkechy Ezeh to 70 months in prison for stealing $1.4 million meant for vulnerable preschool children in underserved communities.

As I formally declare my intention to seek re-election to continue serving the good people of Oshodi-Isolo Federal Constituency II in 2027, I want to make one thing very clear: leadership must be built on competence, capacity, and results, not ethnicity. Too often, election conversations are reduced to questions of “whose turn it is.” But the more important question should always be: who can truly deliver for the people? Since assuming office, my focus has remained on purposeful representation, people-centered policies, and sustainable development across every part of our constituency. Through legislative interventions, motions, constituency projects, scholarships, empowerment initiatives, human capital development, and skills acquisition programmes, I have worked tirelessly to ensure that no ward is left behind and no community is ignored. From road rehabilitation projects to classroom construction, boreholes, transformer installations, youth empowerment programmes, and educational support initiatives, my commitment has always been to serve every resident of Oshodi-Isolo Constituency II regardless of background, tribe, or affiliation. Governance should never be about division. Development does not recognize ethnicity, and neither should quality representation. As I seek another opportunity to serve, my focus remains clear: - Expanding economic opportunities for our youths and SMEs - Increasing access to education, digital skills, and ICT training - Driving completion of critical infrastructure projects - Maintaining an open, inclusive, and accessible constituency office I believe representation should be measured by impact, accessibility, and results. I will continue to stand on my record and allow my work to speak for itself. I remain committed to issue-based politics, inclusive governance, and the continued progress of our constituency.

As I formally declare my intention to seek re-election to continue serving the good people of Oshodi-Isolo Federal Constituency II in 2027, I want to make one thing very clear: leadership must be built on competence, capacity, and results, not ethnicity. Too often, election conversations are reduced to questions of “whose turn it is.” But the more important question should always be: who can truly deliver for the people? Since assuming office, my focus has remained on purposeful representation, people-centered policies, and sustainable development across every part of our constituency. Through legislative interventions, motions, constituency projects, scholarships, empowerment initiatives, human capital development, and skills acquisition programmes, I have worked tirelessly to ensure that no ward is left behind and no community is ignored. From road rehabilitation projects to classroom construction, boreholes, transformer installations, youth empowerment programmes, and educational support initiatives, my commitment has always been to serve every resident of Oshodi-Isolo Constituency II regardless of background, tribe, or affiliation. Governance should never be about division. Development does not recognize ethnicity, and neither should quality representation. As I seek another opportunity to serve, my focus remains clear: - Expanding economic opportunities for our youths and SMEs - Increasing access to education, digital skills, and ICT training - Driving completion of critical infrastructure projects - Maintaining an open, inclusive, and accessible constituency office I believe representation should be measured by impact, accessibility, and results. I will continue to stand on my record and allow my work to speak for itself. I remain committed to issue-based politics, inclusive governance, and the continued progress of our constituency.

As I formally declare my intention to seek re-election to continue serving the good people of Oshodi-Isolo Federal Constituency II in 2027, I want to make one thing very clear: leadership must be built on competence, capacity, and results, not ethnicity. Too often, election conversations are reduced to questions of “whose turn it is.” But the more important question should always be: who can truly deliver for the people? Since assuming office, my focus has remained on purposeful representation, people-centered policies, and sustainable development across every part of our constituency. Through legislative interventions, motions, constituency projects, scholarships, empowerment initiatives, human capital development, and skills acquisition programmes, I have worked tirelessly to ensure that no ward is left behind and no community is ignored. From road rehabilitation projects to classroom construction, boreholes, transformer installations, youth empowerment programmes, and educational support initiatives, my commitment has always been to serve every resident of Oshodi-Isolo Constituency II regardless of background, tribe, or affiliation. Governance should never be about division. Development does not recognize ethnicity, and neither should quality representation. As I seek another opportunity to serve, my focus remains clear: - Expanding economic opportunities for our youths and SMEs - Increasing access to education, digital skills, and ICT training - Driving completion of critical infrastructure projects - Maintaining an open, inclusive, and accessible constituency office I believe representation should be measured by impact, accessibility, and results. I will continue to stand on my record and allow my work to speak for itself. I remain committed to issue-based politics, inclusive governance, and the continued progress of our constituency.

"I want to be a one-term president because of stability. I would not stay a day longer than four years, even with a gün in my head." — Peter Obi.

Agenda is crazy sha 😅😅 Fell for it in 2023. Never again. Now I actually go to source materials to get context. All these 15 seconds crop of analogies for agenda will do us no good 😂😂. That’s how they cropped the church rat eating poisoned meal analogy too which made perfect sense if you simply listened to 5 mins before that analogy. Chai…. Put your education to use na. I know our attention span has gotten shorter over time but 30 mins is not too long. Is this how you want to continually be swayed by the wind of agenda?

“Real men don’t walk away from a good f+ght. Peter Obi has never worked for his ticket. He is the spoiled child of Nigerian politics.” – Prof. Usman Yusuf

"Tinubu is a disgrace to the Yorùbás. with how terrible he is, if he was my family member, I would've disowned my family name" - Pastor Lawrence.