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@grok, For the avoidance of doubt, can you confirm to the entire World if THIS photo is the handwork of Al? ASAP.
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Dr Yunusa Tanko
Dr Yunusa Tanko@YunusaTanko·
Aspirants’ Summit on Saturday. Our Motives: . Encouraging unity . Understanding the constitution and manifesto of the party . Mobilisation for PVCs at every polling unit . Promoting the needed unity of purpose . Ensuring consistency among aspirants to avoid a repeat of the 2023 experience . Getting the right candidates and fostering collaboration with the Obidient Movement and the Kwankwasiyya Movement 📍 LOCATION: CHELSEA HOTEL ABUJA CENTRAL AREA A New Nigeria is POssible.
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🚨🚨✅✅✅🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 ALL true OMOLUABIS and blue blooded Yorubas, the time is here for us all to rally round our OWN whose ANCESTRY AND ORIGIN can never be QUESTIONED. Let's give SEYI MAKINDE OUR VOTES INSTEAD OF LOSING THE PRESIDENCY. 🙏🙏🙏 ✅✅✅🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
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Ogboi (Dan Tala)
Ogboi (Dan Tala)@Propellerlaw·
Peter Obi is the ONLY pathway for Atiku to be president. After Peter Obi's successful tenure, Atiku can emerge. Anything that don't follow the above principle, the Marabout no wise
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Muhammad D yahaya karfi
Muhammad D yahaya karfi@muhammaddayyiib·
I am from Kano state, I will be voting Atiku Abubakar, what about you?
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Gloriaaa ❤️😍
Gloriaaa ❤️😍@ladyhuneybee·
I can’t teach you everything you gotta confuse your enemies . 😂😂🙃
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Muhammad D yahaya karfi
Muhammad D yahaya karfi@muhammaddayyiib·
🚨 BREAKING: Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has reportedly called on the Federal Government and the Kaduna State Government to immediately release Nasir El-Rufai.
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Sani Suleman Isah
Sani Suleman Isah@sani_suleman_·
Atiku Abubakar's economic plan focuses on revamping Nigeria's ailing economy through a well-developed strategy. His proposal includes a $10 billion economic stimulus fund to support micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). Atiku Abubakar's economic agenda prioritizes building a broad-based, dynamic, and competitive economy, with a goal of reaching a GDP of $900 billion.
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SÀLÀKÓ
SÀLÀKÓ@JosephLaughterS·
If you like let APC idiots rage bait you with their gaslighting tactics…like we all didn’t watch the conference and see how their boss sounded like the foolish non-intelligent person that he is!
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36kinniun media👑 🦁 🕊@fattylincorn_01·
Bro Forget, President Don Talk! STATEHOUSE STATEMENT PRESIDENT BOLA AHMED TINUBU'S STATEMENT ON THE COMMENCEMENT OF APC PRIMARIES NATIONWIDE Fellow party men and women, I am pleased to witness this historic moment in the annals of our party. The party we formed just like yesterday is gearing up for its fourth election cycle. It is a source of pride for me, and I believe for all our distinguished leaders and teeming members. We founded the All Progressives Congress (APC) on the firm principles of progressive politics, consensus democracy, and personal devotion and sacrifice. This principle of selflessness and devotion has seen us go through each election cycle and come out firmer together. We must consolidate on it as we go into the primaries tomorrow. The primary elections, kicking off with those for House of Representatives aspirants tomorrow and culminating in the presidential primaries on May 25, 2026, are not mere exercises to produce our standard bearers. They are a referendum on our unity, resilience and strength as a party. They present an opportunity to renew the bond and ideals that we share. I am aware that, in line with the provisions of the Electoral Act (2026) and our party's constitution, leaders at various levels have initiated conversations to produce consensus candidates. It is a commendable option that would help in reducing rancour and bad blood among party members. I note the impressive progress made in this regard and encourage fellow party members to make the most of this window to ensure a seamless process and a more unified party. Election is an essential ingredient of democracy. Where consensus fails, I urge us all to go into the primaries as brothers and sisters. All participants in the primaries, as contestants or voters, must keep the peace and be ready to play as sportsmen and women in the overall interest of the party and our country. We cannot afford rancorous conduct or the debasement of our democracy and party unity. In every contest, there will be a winner and a loser. I urge the winners not to gloat in victory and the losers to show sportsmanship by taking things in their stride and preparing for another time. The ultimate winners are those who don't choose to wreck the boat but rather work to prepare for another round. Our opponents are waiting for us to be against each other; we should disappoint them. Winners and party leaders at all levels should reach out to those who did not succeed with olive branches. We should not play the politics of old; the do-or-die politics that we have put behind us. Politics should never be a zero-sum game. Any candidate that wins does so for all of us as a party. Those who lost out have the opportunity to appeal to the party's committees set up for redress. To the party leadership, our governors, and other leaders, I urge you to be fair and just. You must rise above sentiment to offer all aspirants a level playing field that guarantees participation without let or hindrance. While only one person will win for every seat contested, we should give eventual losers the satisfaction of a fair contest. The inclusion of women and youth is dear to my heart. I appeal to voters in the primaries and leaders at all levels to give special consideration to our women and youth in the contest. We cannot afford to relegate the two significant demographics of our population. Lastly, the Police and other security agencies must remain professional and avoid acting as interlopers during this exercise. Your duties strictly centre on ensuring peaceful exercise. Nothing more. I wish all our aspirants and party members good luck and a successful outing. I look forward to working with the victorious aspirants for the success of our great party in the general election. Bola Ahmed Tinubu President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Federal Republic of Nigeria May 14, 2026
Adex smith@adex_smithjr

THE DANGERS OF POLITICAL IMPOSITION: HOW ONE-MAN DECISIONS CAN WEAKEN APC IN OGUN STATE Politics is not warfare against your own party members. It is the art of inclusion, negotiation, balance, and respect for political stakeholders. What is currently unfolding in Ogun State APC should worry every sincere progressive. Governor Dapo Abiodun has gradually transformed what should be a democratic process into a carefully controlled political arrangement driven by loyal loyalists and predetermined endorsements. First came the controversial “consensus” arrangement in Ogun East aimed at positioning himself against the far more grassroots-rooted and politically experienced Otunba Gbenga Daniel. Then came Ogun Central, where Senator Shuaib Afolabi Salisu was openly projected despite the overwhelming political influence and structure of former Governor Ibikunle Amosun. Now in Ogun West, the Governor has ignored his own Deputy Governor, Engr. Alhaja Noimot Salako-Oyedele — the only female aspirant in the race — and allegedly imposed another preferred candidate. This is no longer ordinary politics. It is political exclusion on a statewide scale. The implications are enormous. A political party cannot continue humiliating powerful blocs, respected leaders, loyal stakeholders, women groups, and grassroots structures while expecting total unity during elections. Every political structure has emotional limits. When people feel ignored, sidelined, or politically disrespected, they may remain inside the party physically but withdraw psychologically and electorally. That is how ruling parties suddenly become vulnerable. The danger before APC today is not opposition parties alone — it is internal resentment quietly growing across the three senatorial districts. In Ogun East: Supporters of OGD believe popularity and grassroots acceptance are being sacrificed for state power influence. In Ogun Central: Loyalists of Amosun may interpret the situation as an attempt to politically diminish an established structure with deep electoral roots. In Ogun West: Women groups and stakeholders are asking a simple question: If a sitting Deputy Governor cannot receive fair political consideration from her own political family, what message does that send about loyalty and inclusion? The political consequences of these developments could extend beyond Senate contests. They may affect: * Presidential election mobilization * Governorship calculations * National Assembly races * State Assembly contests * Voter enthusiasm * Grassroots campaign effectiveness No governor, regardless of influence, can single-handedly deliver electoral victory without broad-based cooperation from all political tendencies within the party. History consistently teaches one lesson: Imposed candidacies weaken party unity, while inclusive politics strengthens electoral victory. APC became a dominant force because it accommodated different interests, leaders, and tendencies. The moment one political tendency begins to silence others, internal fractures become inevitable. True leadership is not measured by the power to impose candidates. True leadership is measured by the wisdom to unite people with differing ambitions under one political roof. The survival and future strength of APC in Ogun State will depend not on endorsements arranged in closed rooms, but on fairness, consultation, inclusion, and genuine democratic legitimacy. A party that refuses to listen to its grassroots today may struggle to hear victory songs tomorrow. Otunba Fatai sowemimo

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Peter Obi
Peter Obi@PeterObi·
My dear Brother, Dr. Datti Baba-Ahmed, I am deeply shocked and saddened by the sudden passing of your beloved brother, Jallul Baba-Ahmed, yesterday. My heart goes out to you and your entire family. Please accept my heartfelt condolences. I pray Almighty Allah grants him eternal rest in Al-Jannah Firdaus and gives you and your family patience and strength to bear this painful loss. I stand with you in this difficult time. With deepest sympathy, -PO
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And the journalist wept!!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 she lost so much brain cells listening to Lapite.
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@fkeyamo Festo Lala,😄😄😄 I see fear and DESPARATION in your write up. Rest and...
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