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President Tinubu meets his challenger, Stanley Osifo in Abuja. The young man demonstrated courage in contesting for the APC presidential ticket.

PRESS RELEASE APC Members Turn Out En Masse for Hon. Simisola Fajemirokun-Ajayi During MHR Primary Election in Odigbo Ward 8. The All Progressives Congress (APC) primary election for the House of Representatives (MHR) in Odigbo Ward 8 witnessed an overwhelming turnout of party faithful and supporters who came out in large numbers to cast their votes in support of Hon. Simisola Fajemirokun-Ajayi. The atmosphere across the ward was filled with enthusiasm, unity, and strong party spirit as APC members demonstrated their confidence in the leadership capacity, vision, and dedication of Hon. Simisola Fajemirokun-Ajayi. From the early hours of the day, members trooped to the voting centers peacefully and orderly, reaffirming their commitment to the progress and development of the constituency under the APC platform. Party stakeholders, youth groups, women leaders, and grassroots mobilizers all expressed satisfaction with the transparent and peaceful conduct of the primary election process. Many described the massive support for Hon. Simisola Fajemirokun-Ajayi as a clear indication of the trust and confidence the people have in her ability to deliver quality representation and effective leadership. Speaking after the exercise, supporters praised the unity among party members and commended the APC leadership for ensuring a credible and hitch-free process. They also pledged continued support for Hon. Simisola Fajemirokun-Ajayi as the party moves forward toward the general elections. The successful conduct of the primary election in Odigbo Ward 8 further highlights the strength, unity, and growing popularity of the APC within the constituency. Media Team Odigbo Ward 8 May 16, 2026

I wondered how I blindly supported this man at the last presidential election, probably it was out of my utmost disinterest in BAT. I built a pedestal for a man who turned out to be a common clay.😂😂

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In 2023, I was stranded in Oshodi while coming back from an interview. No cash, no money in the account. Phone at 4%. Rain was beating me black and blue with no hideout. I posted: “Please, is anybody around Oshodi? My phone is about to go off and I’m stuck at Arena Junction. I need 2k for transport to get back home. I’ll pay back tomorrow. No jokes please.” I tagged three of my closest friends, people that called me “sister” on birthdays. First reply was laughing emojis. “LMAO, you don finally cast.” Second reply: “Omo, trek am, exercise.” Third person saw it and posted a meme two minutes later. My phone died. I sat on a bench laid across the walkway, soaked, watching Lagos run past me, thinking this is how it ends for two thousand naira. After a few minutes, a car parked close to where I was. The car windows rolled down and a voice asked, “Are you Ireoluwa?” I nodded. “One guy say make I carry you go Abule Egba. E don pay.” I got in without thinking twice. Halfway, my phone buzzed on the driver’s power bank. A DM from a stranger I never followed: “Hey there, I saw your post. I really don’t know you but I know that feeling. Bolt is paid to your street. Get home safe. No need to pay back. Just help someone else one day when you can.” I got home and checked his page. He’d been job hunting for three months and was probably broke. But he sent me a ride and some money. Now we are good friends even though we have still never met. My friends with jobs posted me for cruise. A stranger with nothing posted me for life. That night I learned friendship doesn’t define family. Sometimes your lifeline is the person you’ve never met.

i’m dead. 💔