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@aonanuga1956 This is what this man achieved in 3 years.

STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE ENUGU’S POLITICAL LEADERS PLEDGE SUPPORT FOR PRESIDENT TINUBU IN 2027 Political leaders from Enugu State on Tuesday pledged unalloyed support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's re-election in 2027. The leaders, representing the state’s seven million citizens, made this pledge when Governor Peter Mbah led them to a meeting with President Tinubu at the Presidential Villa in Abuja. The high-powered delegation included Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, Dr Kingsley Tochukwu Udeh, Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke, former Senate President, Sen. Ken Nnamani, former Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Emmanuel Ikechukwu Ogalla, former Governors of Enugu State, Sullivan Chime and Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, former Governor of old Anambra State, Jim Nwobodo. Others on the delegation were members of the National Assembly, former ministers, traditional and religious leaders, and academics. Some of the leaders came with their spouses. President Tinubu thanked the delegation for their support. He noted that the testimonies of growth and infrastructural development from many states further validate the impact of his administration’s economic reforms. The President commended governors for effectively utilising resources released to sub-nationals, resulting in meaningful improvements in health, education, infrastructure, and citizens’ welfare. He observed that the political realignment favouring the governing APC has been largely driven by the outcome of economic reforms, adding that Governor Mbah aligned with the APC following sustained federal support for Enugu State. "You have been a transformative leader, and we genuinely appreciate what is evolving in Enugu today in a manner that we are witnessing a rapid development of the state. “The results you are outlining, like security, infrastructure, education and health care, are not abstract. They are the evidence that reform is working, that difficult decisions are yielding real outcomes and that Nigeria is moving forward. “I can assure you we will continue to work together, think together and build together a nation that will be a pride of place for all our citizens. “On the matter, you've raised the railway line from Port-Harcourt court to Enugu, the power sector reforms and the infrastructure—this is the backbone of economic development. We will do more,’’ he said. President Tinubu said the previous challenge of funding long-term projects with short-term funds had been overcome with the release of additional funds to states to plan and implement developmental goals. He expressed appreciation for governors from other political parties who have acknowledged the healthy and rewarding partnership with the federal government, with many now identifying with the governing party. “With a leader like you, who is so committed and visionary, Nigeria is on the right trajectory to becoming a very successful leading African nation. “When you look at the instances around African growth and economic opportunity today, it is with the contributions of people like you that are making it so. “It's not a one-person show. It's a collective effort at the subnational and local government levels. Please do more for the local government,’’ the President stated. The President commended Governor Mbah for working tirelessly to tame insecurity in the state and to improve healthcare, education, and infrastructure. "And the declaration of support, I've noted, and I appreciate. It is very inspiring. You were in the other party. I don't want to give them credit by naming them, but you are a member of the progressive family today. I am proud of that. “We will do everything to ensure that the Nigerian dream is realised. The hope you enunciated in your remarks is not a pipe dream. It's real and achievable, and we'll achieve it together. “Democracy will survive despite all intimidation. Ignore the naysayers. Stay focused. When you succeed, and they are angry, let them be. I do not lose sleep over criticism because we are committed to building a nation of bright hope for our children,” President Tinubu said. “These are leaders who had privatised electricity, which is not working. They gave us darkness, and we are trying to get through it. To build a nation of bright hope and joyful people and leave our children with a life worthy of pride,’’ President Tinubu said. In his remarks, the governor said the delegation was at the State House to express their solidarity and support for the President's vision to build a solid foundation for Nigeria's economic prosperity. “This visit is symbolic because it speaks to our shared future and a commitment to progress. We have come to express our deepest gratitude for your engagement and investment in the people of Enugu State. “We do not take all these for granted. If it were possible, just as the former Senate President alluded to, Your Excellency, the entire Enugu State population would have converged here at the villa to express our gratitude. “The delegation here represents the excited and grateful voices of over 7 million sons and daughters of Enugu. We state boldly and without ambiguity that this relationship has earned our trust and support. On that basis, Your Excellency, we will stand proudly with you on election day in January 2027,” he said. Mbah listed some landmark projects inaugurated by the President during his January visit to the state, saying they helped boost the state's socio-economic development. He also appreciated the President for his magnanimity and fatherly disposition. "Mr President, you are a true friend of Enugu State. This was evident in your January 4, 2025, visit to Enugu. You broke a long-standing political distance between this region and the federal government, crossing party lines, at a time when the Enugu electorate did not favour your party. “Yet you choose to invest in our state because you recognised what we were building. I remember very clearly. You and I stood side by side at the ceremonial ribbon cutting of several projects,’’ he noted. In his remarks, former Senate President, Ken Nnamani, said the Enugu leaders were in the Presidential Villa to thank the President for his support for the State, and the South East, with many interventions in infrastructure like roads, railways, aviation, “We have a leader in Enugu State. We have a leader, and we have confidence in him. He is leading us right. “We have come to say thank you. The great achievements under his leadership would not have been possible without your support. He is making excellent use of your support. “The entire population of Enugu State, of more than seven million people, would have loved to come here to say a big thank you, Mr President. You will benefit tremendously from the support,’’ the former Senate President added. Nnamani affirmed that Enugu State will support President Tinubu for re-election in 2027. Bayo Onanuga Special Adviser to the President (Information & Strategy) April 21, 2026

@NigeriaStories Same old games. But some mumu people sha go believe the news

Nigerian Army have arrested a notorious Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and Eastern Security Network (ESN) kingpin allegedly responsible for the d3ath of a policeman in Delta State.

In 2014, Nnamdi Okwu-Kanu was on Radio Biafra telling every Igbo person and IPOB family members to join Twitter. He said that the Nigerian media and journalists are all controlled. All of them are under the same rules corrupt politicians created for them. They’re not allowed to report the truth. For instance, terrorists will go to a village and kill 100 people. Nigerian media will report that 1 person was feared dead and 4 injured. This corrupt reportage has been happening in the country for a very long time. The media and journalists are controlled opposition. They have no voice. Nnamdi Kanu called them ‘brown envelope journalists.’ Twitter gave Igbo people a voice we didn’t have before. Now, you can see the bigots and ethnic warlords are very uncomfortable with Twitter. You must hear word! Ya Gazie!

Igbo Youths Want Jobs In NNPC, CBN, Customs, Not Military. – Nnamdi Kanu's Lawyer Ejimakor. What is your reaction to this?

In November 2020, Ifeanyi Okereke a newspaper vendor, was shot dead in Abuja by a security aide of Femi Gbajabiamila — for no justifiable reason. His wife had given birth just two weeks earlier. Since then, the case has been swept under the carpet. Will Ifeanyi ever get justice?

@channelstv This whole fight is not for Tinubu's second term. Tinubu is fighting to remain in power till eternity

Stay In ADC, Fight Them, Scatter Them, We Like What You’re Doing, Gbajabiamila Tells Abejide Watch the full video here. youtube.com/watch?v=S9TxYF…

Mazi Nnamdi kanu is so accurate with everything he has been saying , from how buhari would hand over to Tinubu and even the islamization agenda . How correct he has been from onset made some people say he was part of their whole islamization plans 😂😂😂😂 they don't believe ndigbo will ever have such courageous man to stand tall even after failed assassination attempts #FreeMazinnamdikanu

Ohamadike!! The only man in Nigeria that refused to be bribed by the Nigerian Government. 🤠

@Arewa_Source Which Nigerians are you referring to ? When the same useless courts and their corrupt judges were persecuting MNK did you say anything? Thunder fire you there. Let him remain there till eternity you people are mad.

The case of Mallam Nasir El Rufai is becoming an issue every Nigerian should be worried about. A federal high court has granted Mallam Bail but a State high court is adjourning till June. Nigerians must reject this madness.

Kids here would go to dance classes , swimming lessons , football practice and so on Nigerian kids are up to sell pure water in traffic at 6am . @officialABAT IT WILL NEVER BE WELL WITH YOU ONIKUURE !

Release Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Now!

Being Igbo is not a choice; it’s a birthright & a badge of high honor. No Igbo should succumb to the abomination of denying his Igboness. Resist any attempt to criminalize you just because you’re Igbo. You were Igbo before you became a Nigerian without your consent. #FACT.

@kamanuozuzu Yep! It’s long overdue. Let justice prevail. Ndigbo must rise to the occasion.

The demand for a free Biafra is rooted in the hearts of the people. - Persistence: No matter the pressure. - Resistance: No matter the politics. - Destiny: Freedom is the only conclusion.

Do you know that all the consultants on the development of steel industry in Nigeria strongly recommended Onitsha as the only viable location. But the Nigerian Government refused & cited the steel mill in Lokoja & it failed. Lesson: When you bite your nose, you spite your face.

The only man who warned us about tomorrow and stood firm to defend our people has been locked away for life. Now, everything he spoke against is unfolding right before our eyes. #FreeMaziNnamdiKanu

I am a proud citizen of the United States Of Biafra (USB) Who are you?

Time to de-proscribe IPOB and end a discriminatory terror tag that targets Igbos The proscription of IPOB as a terrorist group in 2017 was never about genuine national security. It was (and remains) a politically motivated tool to suppress legitimate political dissent by the Igbo people and criminalize an entire ethnic group’s political expression. International bodies, Nigerian courts, and even the US & UK have repeatedly flagged the terror tag on IPOB as disproportionate, unlawful, and discriminatory. On 1st October 2020, multiple UN Special Rapporteurs sent an official communication to the Nigerian government urging it to “reconsider the proscription of IPOB as a terrorist group” and explicitly warned that “proscription should not be used as a means to quell legitimate political opinion and expression, nor to prevent individuals from exercising their rights of peaceful assembly and of association.” The rapporteurs stated further that: “We are concerned that these growing restrictions… may [reflect] a growing climate of intolerance towards the Igbo and Christian minorities...”. This was not abstract criticism. It built on earlier findings by former Special Rapporteur Agnes Callamard (end-of-visit statement, 2nd September 2019). In Opinion No. 25/2022 (published July 2022), the UN Human Rights Council examined the case of IPOB leader Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. It declared his detention arbitrary, citing his rendition as tied directly to his leadership of IPOB. The UN Council demanded his unconditional release and compensation, underscoring that criminalizing membership in IPOB violates international standards on freedom of association and expression. On 8th March 2018, the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights (ACHPR) issued provisional measures in Communication 680/17 (Nnamdi Kanu & IPOB v. Federal Republic of Nigeria). It explicitly called on Nigeria to “rescind its decision branding IPOB and its members as terrorists” and “not to take any further action so as to avoid irreparable damage to the Victim, IPOB and its members.” On 26th October 2023, in Suit No. E/20/2023 before Justice A.O. Onovo of the Enugu State High Court, the court declared the 2017 proscription of IPOB “illegal, unconstitutional, null and void.” It awarded N8 billion in damages to Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and ordered a public apology. Crucially, the court ruled that the proscription and its enforcement violate Section 42 of the 1999 Constitution, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of ethnicity. This judgment stands as binding authority exposing the proscription’s true intent: collective punishment of Igbos for daring to seek a referendum. Additionally, neither the United States nor the United Kingdom has ever designated IPOB a terrorist organization. Nigeria lobbied both governments to do so internationally and both refused. • The UK applies a “rigorous, evidence-based approach” and concluded IPOB “does not meet the legal criteria to be banned under UK law.” • The US has similarly declined, with the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) warning in a 10 February 2022 analysis that designating IPOB would be a “mistake that risks causing a massive human rights crisis.” From the foregoing, the evidence is irrefutable and compelling. The terror tag on IPOB is not a genuine security policy. it is instead a thinly-veiled ethnic discrimination aimed at Igbos, and it has enabled extrajudicial killings, mass arrests, and a climate of fear, while legitimate political agitation is crushed. De-proscription is not clemency; it is justice. It restores constitutional equality, complies with binding international opinions, and ends the weaponization of anti-terror laws against one ethnic group. Nigeria’s government must act now to repeal the proscription, release those held solely for IPOB affiliation, and engage in genuine dialogue. Aloy Ejimakor, 20th April 2026.

@ParallelFacts The man is a thief

Borrower-in-Chief: Tinubu’s Govt Borrows N100bn from Unclaimed Dividends and Dormant Bank Accounts parallelfactsnews.com/tinubu-govt-bo… via @ParallelFacts