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CC: @NigeriaNDCHQ, madam please what have now changed about @PeterObi? Do you still remember the attached tweet? And now your a South West Chairman? Can you be trust madam? These are the questions. A new Nigeria is PO-ssible but not when working with people who doesn't even believe on the man the movement is around him.

CONGRATULATIONS AND WELCOME TO NDC! Congratulations to all leaders and executives across boards, wards, local governments, and states. Your leadership marks a bold step forward. We warmly welcome every Nigerian who has joined this transformative movement. Together, through the NDC, we are committed to rebuilding our nation and creating the Nigeria we all envision. This is our moment. We move forward with purpose, unity, and determination as we reclaim and redefine our country. NDC! Service to the People! Service to the Youth! Service to the Women! Service to our Nation! NDC — Service to the People! Pastor Dr. Dayo Akin-Taylor Ekong Chairman, NDC South West

@PstDayoEkong How did you find your way again into @NigeriaNDCHQ??? @iamHSDickson as a leader did proper investigation for you to hold the position your holding now?? @PstDayoEkong what gave really changed?? CC: @NigeriaNDCHQ @PeterObi. A new Nigeria is PO-ssible.

Reflections on the Labour Party's Challenges: A Call for Peter Obi to Pause and Ponder By Pst Dr Mrs Dayo Ekong, State Chairman, Labour Party, Lagos State As the State Chairman of the Labour Party in Lagos State, I have watched with growing concern the internal dynamics and external perceptions plaguing our great party. The Labour Party, once a beacon of hope for the masses, is now grappling with issues that threaten its unity and relevance in Nigeria's political landscape. Chief among these is the meddlesome role and evidently waning influence of our former presidential candidate, Mr. Peter Obi. While I respect his contributions and the passion he ignited in 2023, it is time for a candid conversation. Mr. Obi must recognize the grace that propelled him in the last election cycle—a divine and collective favor from the party and the electorate—and reflect on how his recent actions are eroding that very foundation. Let us rewind to 2023. Peter Obi enjoyed an extraordinary wave of support, not just from the Labour Party's structures but from a broad coalition of Nigerians yearning for change. Despite the controversies surrounding the election results, where many believe he was robbed of victory, his outing was undeniably successful. He garnered millions of votes, particularly from the youth and disillusioned voters, because the party rallied behind him, and the electorate saw him as a fresh alternative to the status quo.This grace was a combination of factors: the party's platform, grassroots mobilization, and a genuine public desire for integrity in leadership. It was this synergy that allowed him to shine brightly, even in defeat. However, fast-forward to today, and the narrative has shifted. Peter Obi's influence in the Nigerian polity appears to be waning, as Nigerians grow increasingly tired and wary of what some perceive as inconsistent antics and political maneuvering. His interventions, once seen as principled, now risk being viewed as disruptive and self-serving, alienating allies and diminishing his appeal. This is not mere speculation; it is evident in recent electoral outcomes where his endorsements have failed to deliver victories, signaling a loss of the magnetic pull he once commanded. Take the 2024 Edo State governorship election as a prime example. Amid internal party tensions, Peter Obi chose to campaign vigorously for Olumide Akpata, pitching his tent against the preferences of the National Working Committee led by Julius Abure, who wanted to adhere to the political leanings of zoning which the Edo electorate tilted towards, but because of his issues with Abure he stood firm behind Akpata. While Akpata was the official Labour Party candidate, Obi's involvement highlighted factional rifts, with his support seemingly at odds with key party figures. The result? Akpata lost woefully to the APC's Monday Okpebholo, securing only a fraction of the votes despite Obi's rallies and endorsements in Benin and beyond.This defeat in Edo, a state where Labour had shown promise, underscores how Obi's influence no longer guarantees electoral success. Similarly, in the 2023 Imo State gubernatorial election, Obi threw his weight behind Senator Athan Achonu, the Labour Party's candidate. Achonu, backed by Obi's visibility and campaign efforts, was positioned as a strong contender against the incumbent, Hope Uzodimma. Yet, the outcome was another resounding loss, with Achonu failing to unseat the APC governor in a landslide defeat. These back-to-back failures in Imo and Edo raise questions about the effectiveness of Obi's political strategy and whether his touch still carries the transformative power it did in 2023. The most telling blow came recently in the Anambra State by-elections, particularly in Onitsha—Peter Obi's own backyard and supposed stronghold. Here, we witnessed his sudden switch of allegiance, embodying the "Labour today, ADC tomorrow" shenanigans that have confused supporters and diluted party loyalty.

Nigeria 🇳🇬 institutions are totally in one man's pocket! So far they are benefiting let the system continue running. It's a s@d situation.

@MamaPee__ Nigeria 🇳🇬 institutions are totally in one man's pocket! So far they are benefiting let the system continue running. It's a sad situation.

Video📹 Sadly The Nigeria military has become business For Some Top officials meanwhile thanks for the calls and messages i’m fine, Thank You. #justiceforjustice

Let me quote @BolajiADC words today..... "Personally I’m not happy that Peter Obi & Kwankwaso left ADC, but in a way it’s a bit of a relief Is it a setback? Yes Is it a fatal blow? No Is the coast now clear for Atiku? Why not!" Atiku coast is clear now, consensus will pick Atiku........my prophecy!! Nigerians should mark my tweet, few dollars will exchange hands then Atiku will get the ticket 2027 and 2031 elections. A new Nigeria is PO-ssible.

ADC Lambasts Peter Obi Over Ignorance Of Party Policies, Says He's Only Interested In Presidential Ticket | Sahara Reporters bit.ly/4d6gZew

Let me quote @BolajiADC words today..... "Personally I’m not happy that Peter Obi & Kwankwaso left ADC, but in a way it’s a bit of a relief Is it a setback? Yes Is it a fatal blow? No Is the coast now clear for Atiku? Why not!" Atiku coast is clear now, consensus will pick Atiku........my prophecy!! Nigerians should mark my tweet, few dollars will exchange hands then Atiku will get the ticket 2027 and 2031 elections. A new Nigeria is PO-ssible.

@NigeriaStories Is this a loan or a grant??? World Bank has a style of shot changing Africa countries or government that is doing well. If it's a grant very good but if it's a loan then @alexottiofr should carefully look at the conditions surrounding it.

BREAKING NEWS: World Bank selects Abia state for $700 million water project

@HarmlessHQ @BolajiADC CC: @atiku coast is now clear to hand over the ticket to you, that's why you stood against zoning.......now few dollars 💸 for the consensus. Nigerians now know what it is, 2031 you go muscle your way to ballot 🗳 again.

APC has zoned their ticket to South. PDP has zoned their ticket to South. LP has zoned their ticket to South. NDC has zoned their ticket to South. AAC has zoned their ticket to South. But it's only ADC that is standing against zoning because they want to please Unifier.

@BolajiADC you were supporter of Atiku right from the beginning, for one day did you hide it......you're talking about SPV, WHY Atiku is the champion 🏆 in SPV........privatisation was handle by Atiku and how was it handled??. Why can't you zone the ticket to the South, a new Nigeria is PO-ssible.

“Mr. Peter Obi and Kwankwaso leaving ADC didn’t mean anything. However, they are two significant politicians. We are trying to build a broad-based coalition that includes everyone. Mr. Peter Obi once said during the coalition talks that if we present two candidates against President Tinubu, we would be giving him a chance.” — Bolaji Abdullahi, ADC National publicity Secretary reacts after Mr. Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso left the ADC and join NDC

Is this the future we want in the North? I just snapped this picture while buying fuel at 1,385 per liter. We can't continue like this as a nation, something has to definitely change. Nigeria will be OK.

"The only person that can give President Tinubu a push is Mr. Peter Obi. The first strategy is to ensure he doesn’t get on the ballot. For those saying Obi keeps moving from one party to another, the same thing that happened in PDP in 2022 is exactly why he left ADC and joined NDC yesterday. Wike has justification in his actions over what is happening in PDP, and that was part of why Obi left. Atiku’s camp had already hijacked most of the structure in ADC. From a source, at the meeting held in Oyo State, there were plans to zone the ticket to the South, but Atiku’s camp insisted otherwise. Obi claiming he left because of a court case is not true, it’s because he was already pushed into a corner." —Rufai Oseni, Arise TV anchor

@BashirAhmaad, reserve rice that you will use for your own campaign with this rice election opportunity now ooh......the North cultivates rice but they can afford it that's why you can use just rice to win election at the North. Is this not sh@meful and embarrassing? Waiting to see @BashirAhmaad appreciation tweet and photo optics with the rice. A new Nigeria is PO-ssible. NDC

First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu Donates 100 Trucks Of Rice For 19 Northern Muslims States. They think Nigerians don't deserve anything apart from Rice. Meanwhile Bokoharam has been killing innocent people in the north none stop, but their best solution is rice. Affliction must not A-RICE a second time. Get your PVC and send these people out of government.

@ruffydfire But what did the security mean do instead? @BBCWorld @AJEnglish @cnnbrk.

Official side Unicross students who went to Uyo for a friendly football match had accident on their way back to Calabar. The accident was caused by a reckless trailer driver. The victims were rushed to different hospitals in the state. While the government was making efforts to give the victims proper attention, the students decided to take to the streets and attack government facilities, including the general hospitals, governor's office, etc. It became only natural that the security officials at the governor's office dispel them with teargas canisters

@Adewale02390107 @Jack_ng01 Yeah man with this kind of wrapper! You're very intelligent 👌 and very politically correct 👏 Ozuooo.

@JoeJeffz @Jack_ng01 Which magic will he do with a Soludo that has been sending his Deputy to attend APC meeting with Tinubu? Those factors that got him votes in 2023,are no longer there,even with the way and manner he's changing parties like wrapper. But,we wait and see.

What if Ameachi picks ADC ticket and we have 3 Southern tickets in 2027? And maybe GEJ agrees to join PDP and make it a 4 way southern ticket? It will now be a question of who can garner the most support from the North I wonder what the leaders of the coalition will be thinking at this point

@Yorubaness Now we have emperors that you can never question, it is their private organisation that they solely take decisions and appoint who to run and who not to run. The list have to go through his tables even to the local government chairmen 💯. What a country we have now.

Femi Falana question Olusegun Obasanjo At The Famous Oputa Panel on fela kuti attack which later led to the de@th of Funmilayo Ramson Kuti

Bayelsa State is OK ✌️

We Nigerians don move since even before our leader reach we they there to welcome am as Obidients!. The structure and votes 🗳 are not transferable except we the people's structure support am........we don resign from that side since yester year, now na how to pr@tect our votes in 2027 and to hold @inecnigeria accountable we they talk now. A new Nigeria is PO-ssible. Okay movement 👏

04/05/26 PRESS STATEMENT ALIGNMENT WITH THE NIGERIA DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS (NDC) The Obidient Movement affirms the next phase of our collective political engagement. Following the decision of His Excellency, Peter Obi, to disengage from the ADC in pursuit of a more stable, credible, and value driven vehicle for national transformation, and his subsequent registration alongside Senator Rabiu Kwankwaso, we are moving forward to consolidate our collective efforts on the platform of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC). This transition reflects the strategic necessity for national renewal, which requires a united, stable, and functional political platform through which the aspirations of the Nigerian people can be effectively pursued. We call on all members of the Obidient Movement to proceed with registration into the Nigeria Democratic Congress at their respective wards. To support this process, a digital membership platform has been made available to enable seamless registration for Nigerians at home and abroad. Members are encouraged to register via the official portal: ndcregister.com As we take this step, we remain guided by our shared vision of building a New Nigeria anchored on accountability, competence, and service to the people. This is not merely a political transition, but a continuation of our collective commitment to national transformation. Let us remain united, focused and resolute as we build a platform that truly reflects the will and aspirations of the Nigerian people. A New Nigeria is possible. Signed Dr. Yunusa Tanko National Coordinator Obidient Movement If you desire to volunteer for Peter Obi’s candidacy, kindly sign up to the Obidients portal obidients.com and sign up to volunteer in whatever capacity you can. A New Nigeria is POssible

@ruffydfire APC journalist, please who have the video of the named journalist saying fire 🔥 is burning which means the refinery is in full operation. Share the video with Nigerians please.

NNPC is now partnering with with a Chinese firm to revamp refineries ask them to tell us how they spend the 3bn dollars Some journalists said fire is burning that means refinery is working

He ran there to win election to ride on the wave of @alexottiofr but he shouldn't forget that votes are not transferable. As @PeterObi is not transferable na so @alexottiofr votes come 2027 won't be transferable. Na @alexottiofr go gree dash am ticket for @NgLabour or him go use cash buy am. The people are the ones to evaluate good governance not the big stomach politicians in Abuja and in cities. A new Nigeria is PO-ssible.

Sen Abaribe resigned from ADC and joined Labour Party back I hope they retire him shaaaaaaa NASS is not his birthright...