Ogheneganre Emmanuel onovughakpo
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Ogheneganre Emmanuel onovughakpo
@LaughtonJ5
From edjekota ogor ' ughelli north/ gbaregolor ughelli south
Ughelli Delta State Of Nigeria Katılım Ocak 2023
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BREAKING: Tinubu is reportedly in a closed-door meeting with ADC leader, Rotimi Amaechi, the projected Atiku running mate.
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@ADCVanguard_ The truth is that ' APC and Tinubu are not worried about the NDC . They are only worried about the ADC due to the kind of person's who are there . What Obi will doing is self-motivation to influence his people . Even kwankwaso in the other hand ✋👌 is losing key followers .
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Then according to your flawed logic, we can say NDC is over because Peter Obi cannot win this election even in Southeast.
Atiku is the next President of Nigeria.
Data is brutal.
Everest@novieverest
The NDC has a lot of issues but on one part I do understand Seriake Dickson. They provided a platform for Peter Obi and Kwankwaso in May, 10 days to the deadline. When Dr. Hakeem Baba-Ahmed went to Arise TV, he revealed that the PRP couldn't give PO and Kwankwaso the number of structures they needed. The people already inside the NDC are humans too. OBIdients must learn to share and sacrifice. We got the President which is the most important thing. If Peter Obi does not win, 2031 is over for anyone in the NDC. So they know how important 2027 is. Be calm and be of good cheer.
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Peter Obi really entered one chance when he chose the wrong man as VP. Now the guy is threatening to leave the NDC for another party. Politics na cruise! 😂🤔😂
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@ADCVanguard_ I keep on saying but the obidiots will come 🫴 to my routine . The truth is that " Obi would have remained in the ADC and work even though if the VP is not given to him ' he would have still be giving a viable position where he will make money and build structures ahead of 2031
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Kwankwaso is moving to PRP. The OK ticket isn't okay now. But Nigerians are OK with Atiku Abubakar.
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@ADCVanguard_ I knows fully well even the north central won't vote Obi " over there woman that was rape by Biafra soldiers and their men being killed and took away their properties by the Biafra soldiers
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Kwankwaso supporters want to market Peter Obi in the North, but their strategy is to insult Sardauna and Tafawa Balewa. Wonderful political suicide.
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@Kaluchris47 @ADCVanguard_ But that's the bitter truth . The northern elites can't forget this .
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@ADCVanguard_ You know this gif won't sell, you want to create bitterness in the mind of the north against OBI, but it won't sell, we leave Kwakwasor to settle the matter. But as for your kachalla. South he will loose, north vote divided, east complete lose, west Zero vote.
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Only H.E Atiku Abubakar has the capacity to defeat Tinubu.
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@Ekoh4Ekoh @NigeriaStories No , thought Amaechi will win the ADC presidential tickets " so he Jonathan will divide votes with him in south - south region
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Jonathan had a deal with Mr. Tinubu to divide Peter Obi's votes in the South East and South South so that the corrupt Dizani Allison Madueke will be allowed to return back to Nigeria and all her siezed properties will be released. Mind you that Jonathan is not contesting to win but to weaken Obi's strong base. Since Jonathan allowed himself to be used to play a spoilers game, the South East and South South will never vote for him as we want a new and better Nigeria under Peter Obi and Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso. Peter Obi is coming.
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BREAKING: PDP has alleged that the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, threatened to shut down the premises of A Class Event Centre in Abuja if the venue hosts the party’s planned presidential candidate ratification ceremony for former President Goodluck Jonathan.
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@NigeriaStories Very interesting 🤔 moment of the highest order . This is how life should be in most times . Him and his wife declared war against Amaechi " making rivers a war zone where over 15 ' thousands people lost their lives simply because he wants to make Wike governor at all cause .
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@underworld_09 Then why did you sale tickets for them at the first 🥇 place
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Congratulations to the exceptional candidates chosen for various positions. Our resolve is simple; keep APC out of power at federal and state levels✌️
Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso@KwankwasoRM
Alhamdulillah! I am delighted to announce that His Excellency, Comrade Aminu Abdussalam Gwarzo has been selected as our Kano NDC Gubernatorial Candidate for the upcoming elections. Similarly, Dr. Nasiru Yusuf Gawuna will contest for the Kano Central Senatorial Seat. This decision was made in the spirit of equity, fairness, loyalty, and competence — values that remain central to our party and Kwankwasiyya’s progress and unity. As we proceed with today’s affirmation exercise, I pray for a seamless, peaceful, and successful process. May Almighty Allah grant us resounding victory in the forthcoming elections. Ameen. - RMK
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@ADCVanguard_ This three men are highly gentle men of the highest order .
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This is democracy at the ward level, and ADC must make the whole country see it.
At Ajiya Ward Polling Unit in Jimeta, Yola, Adamawa State, Atiku Abubakar joined other ADC members to cast his vote in the party’s presidential primaries. That single image carries a powerful message: in ADC, even the biggest political figures must participate through the same democratic process as ordinary members.
That is how internal democracy should look.
The ADC presidential primary taking place simultaneously across 8,809 wards in Nigeria is not just a party exercise. It is a statement that the future of the country should not be decided by a few political landlords in private rooms. It should be shaped by members, communities, wards, structures, and citizens who believe Nigeria can still be rescued from the old order.
This is why ADC is different.
While other parties are battling controversies, suspicious figures, imposition, anger, and complaints from their own members, ADC is taking the contest to the grassroots. Ward by ward. Member by member. Vote by vote.
A party that wants to recover Nigeria must first prove that it respects democracy inside its own house. ADC is doing exactly that.
The message from Adamawa to the rest of Nigeria is clear: 2027 will not be built on noise alone. It will be built on structure, legitimacy, participation, and the confidence of ordinary people who are tired of failed promises, hardship, insecurity, unemployment, and political arrogance.
ADC is not just selecting a flagbearer. ADC is building a national democratic movement.
The work ahead is serious. After the primary, every aspirant, leader, stakeholder, and supporter must unite behind the party’s larger mission: recover Nigeria, rebuild the economy, secure communities, create jobs, and return dignity to governance.
This is democracy at work.
This is grassroots power in motion.
This is ADC preparing for 2027 with seriousness.
ADC Vanguard@ADCVanguard_
ADC has once again shown Nigerians that a political party can conduct itself with order, maturity, and democratic discipline. The presidential primary process went smoothly nationwide, and that is not a small achievement in today’s Nigerian political environment. At a time when many parties are battling allegations of imposition, manipulation, inflated figures, internal bitterness, and avoidable crisis, ADC has chosen a different path: peace, participation, structure, and respect for members. This is the kind of politics Nigeria needs. A party that wants to govern Nigeria must first show that it can manage democracy within its own house. ADC has demonstrated that internal competition does not have to become internal war. Aspirants can contest, members can participate, leaders can coordinate, and the party can still remain united around the bigger mission. That mission is 2027. The smooth conduct of the ADC primary sends a message to Nigerians: ADC is not just talking about a new Nigeria. ADC is organizing for it. The party is building from the grassroots, strengthening its internal processes, and preparing to offer Nigerians a credible alternative to the old political order. Now the real work begins. After the primary, ADC must move quickly from internal contest to national mobilization. Every ward, LGA, state chapter, aspirant, candidate, leader, and supporter must align behind the party’s larger message: jobs, security, cost of living, education, healthcare, accountability, and a government that listens to ordinary Nigerians. The old parties may have money, noise, and machinery, but ADC has an opportunity to build something stronger: public trust. A smooth primary is not the final victory. It is the foundation. The party must now convert this peaceful process into national confidence, grassroots energy, and electoral momentum. ADC has passed an important democratic test. Now, Nigeria must see the movement.
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@SadiqMaunde Obi doesn't have any personality that's more than Atiku own
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@ADCVanguard_ I love the idea of the ADC " keeping their activities off social media . We will shock by the end of the day
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This is the kind of lazy propaganda that collapses the moment you place it beside reality.
They said ADC was irrelevant. Now they are counting every meeting, every aspirant, every statement, every primary, every factional noise, every poster, every screening, every consensus arrangement, and every internal debate. For a party they claim is “finished,” they seem very busy monitoring its heartbeat.
Let us be clear: ADC is not suffering chaos. ADC is experiencing growth pressure.
When a small party becomes a national destination for serious politicians, reformists, old structures, new voices, young movements, and frustrated voters, there will be competition. There will be negotiations. There will be disagreements. There will be ambitious men testing strength. That is not collapse. That is expansion.
Amaechi speaking. Hayatu-Deen challenging ethics. Atiku calculating. State chapters organizing primaries. Consensus candidates emerging in places like Bauchi and Sokoto. Direct primaries happening in Lagos. Screening committees working. Aspirants moving across zones. These are not signs of a dead party. These are signs of a party becoming politically relevant.
The Peter Obi argument is even weaker. If Obi was the only thing holding ADC together, why are people still talking about ADC after him? Why are aspirants still fighting for tickets? Why are critics still panicking? Why are media people still manufacturing “crisis” every morning? Why are APC and PDP sympathizers suddenly experts on ADC internal affairs?
Nobody spends this much energy diagnosing a corpse.
The truth is simple: ADC is doing well because it has become the alternative platform where 2027 conversations are shifting. And because the movement is growing, enemies want to frame normal political competition as chaos.
But Nigerians should not be deceived.
A party with no activity is quiet. A party with no ambition is peaceful. A party with no relevance has no internal battle.
ADC has noise because ADC has life.
Harmless@HarmlessHQ
ADC is suffering fresh chaos across multiple fronts. At the national level, Amaechi and Hayatu Deen are not happy with Atiku and they are always reminding Nigerians that Atiku is unelectable. At state levels, there are different factions springing up in the ADC. It is now obvious that Peter Obi was just the only factor holding the party together.
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@underworld_09 The truth is that " no one is spiking good of this man and even those that knows him before now .
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@ADCVanguard_ We all knows ' if Malam Nasir El-Rufai was still APC this won't happen to him . Why are not evestigating the numerous evidence of people disappearance against Wike
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Honestly believe that if Nasir El-Rufai truly had a hand in Dadiyata’s disappearance, or worse, his death, especially now that fresh signs are suggesting the case may be darker than many people imagined, that would have been the first and loudest charge brought against him today.
But look at the silence.
For years, some people built an entire political narrative around El-Rufai and Dadiyata. They spoke with certainty. They acted as if they had evidence. They used the pain of a missing man and his family as political ammunition. But now that the matter is beginning to point in uncomfortable directions, suddenly the energy is disappearing.
That silence is the real story.
If the case was truly about justice, then every new lead should make people louder, not quieter. If Dadiyata’s family was truly the priority, then the identity of the suspects should not matter. Whether the trail leads to El-Rufai, Ribadu, government insiders, security operatives, or anyone else, the demand must remain the same: truth, accountability, and closure.
But in Nigeria, justice is often selective. People shout when the suspect is their political enemy. They become cautious when the trail walks toward their friends. They demand investigation when it damages opponents. They ask for “patience” when it embarrasses their camp.
That is not justice. That is politics wearing mourning clothes.
The Dadiyata case must not be allowed to drink water quietly and disappear. Nigerians must keep asking: who took him? Where is he? Who knew? Who covered it? Who benefited from the silence?
Because if El-Rufai was truly guilty, the government would have made it the centre of his prosecution by now. The fact that this case is fading instead of exploding should make every honest person suspicious.
Dadiyata deserves truth, not selective outrage.
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@FalobiStella @ArcSadam It was media propaganda have blindfolded the people
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@ArcSadam Your father never did what ?, when your father died the whole Nigeria celebrated his death ,if he was a good president , Niger would have mourn his death , you people come out of hiding places,you are talking about your evil father, don't comparing your father with Jerry Rawlings
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My father never borrowed money to sustain Nigeria.”
“There was a sustained media campaign by the West against my late father because he was one of the few leaders bold enough to resist their manipulative pressures.
Nigeria was blacklisted during that period, with access to several international opportunities restricted in an attempt to force him into submission.
Yet, despite the challenges, he reduced Nigeria’s external debt from about $36 billion to $27 billion and increased the country’s foreign reserves from roughly $494 million to $9.6 billion.
Western-style democracy may have worked for them, but my father believed Nigeria needed a tougher, more decisive approach — similar to the style of Jerry Rawlings in Ghana — because a soft approach would not have delivered results here.”
— Zainab Abacha, daughter of Nigeria’s late Head of State, General Sani Abacha.
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@ArcSadam @abatcha_zainab Your father was a plague in Nigeria’s history and no amount of whitewashing will change that. He was evil personified who sent his goons to literally slaughter people on the streets and in their homes. May his memory be forever cursed.
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@ArcSadam Yes' I agree 👍 with you . People like uncle Dele Moumoudu , Asuwaju Tinubu and Omoyele Sowere ' were being used for the media propaganda . Then we call 🤙 it the Yoruba's media propaganda . Your father said " this people doesn't have good agenda for this country" we didn't beliv
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@ADCVanguard_ He will receive the insult of his life and he will be treating as an opposition just as him and his wife treated others then .
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BREAKING: Babangida Aliyu-led PDP Screening Committee Clears GEJ on Waiver to Contest the 2027 Presidential Election.
The game is on!
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@ADCVanguard_ It's clear the ADC have the wins in a big time
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There is a quiet political mathematics APC is pretending not to see.
If the North votes with hunger in mind, APC is in trouble.
If the South-East votes with exclusion in mind, APC is finished there.
If Lagos votes with anger over cost of living, APC will sweat at home.
If the Middle Belt votes with insecurity in mind, APC will bleed badly.
This is where ADC must enter the race like a serious rescue platform, not a ceremonial opposition.
2027 will not be decided by posters alone. It will be decided by memory. And Nigerians have suffered enough to remember.
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