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Its time we talk about Accord in Oyo State and why getting your voters card is crucial for the upcoming elections. Accord is gearing up for the 2027 governorship election in Oyo State, focusing on voter education and grassroots mobilization. We're urging citizens to join the party and participate in shaping the state's future. Why Get Your Voters Card ? 1. Shape Your Future: Your voters card is your ticket to choosing leaders who'll impact your life. 2. Hold Leaders Accountable: Vote for those who'll prioritize your needs. 3. Be Heard: Make your voice count in Oyo State's development. 4. Feel among: it gives you the right to vote and be voted for. Accord Vision The party emphasizes good governance, youth empowerment, and women representation. They're committed to transparency and accountability. Get Involved ! - Get your voters card at cvr.inecnigeria.org - Join the Accord Party through accordofficial.com/membership-reg… - Spread the word across all social media handles Let's make Oyo State shine ! 💪👍 What do you think about Accord vision ? Are you registered to vote ? #Accordoyostate #Oyomandatecircle #Datiemo

Part 3: ELECTION DAY WAHALA Scene: Polling unit 007, Ibadan. 6:45am. Oriyomi, Seyi, Badru, Mum, and INEC official are all there. INEC Official: Voting starts by 8:30. Why are all of you here since 6am? Oriyomi: Early bird catches the ballot box, sir 😎. I even slept here. See my pillow. Seyi: side eyes! I was here since 5am. My team and I did vigil. For democracy. Badru: You two are doing I-come-first competition again? This is why queue is long. Mum: sharing puff-puff! If una no win, at least una don chop breakfast. Politics is not beans. Oriyomi: Mummy, with your puff-puff I’ve already secured Ward 3, Ward 5, and your kitchen cabinet. INEC Official: Oga, no campaigning here o. Oriyomi: This is not campaign. This is nutritional empowerment program. Very manifesto-compliant. Seyi: brings out small generator! INEC, in case NEPA does their thing, I came prepared. Oriyomi: brings out bigger solar panel Bro, that’s 2019 politics. Oyo is doing renewable now ☀️. Badru: Una go soon bring transformer to polling unit 😂 8:30am Voting starts. First voter walks up. Voter: Abeg who dey give more rice? Oriyomi & Seyi: in unison WE ARE RUNNING ON IDEAS! Mum: whispers... and puff-puff. 6pm Counting starts. Tension high. INEC Official: And the winner is... NEPA: cuts light 💡❌ Everybody: AH! Oriyomi: See? My first executive order will be “Ban NEPA from election results.” Seyi: Seconded. For once we agree. To be continued... Part 4: Swearing-In Ceremony Gbas Gbos? Say the word!

Oriyomi Hamzat Mspsp is my candidate to become the next Governor of Oyo State under our great party, Accord 💛. As a Journalist and a citizen of our beloved State to the Government House in 2027. All dues has been paid and preparation has been made for the big event. He has seen Oyo State from the inside. He knows where the gaps are. And more importantly, he knows how to fix them. Oyo deserves leadership rooted in experience, integrity, and a genuine love for its people. That is exactly what Oriyomi Hamzat brings to the table as the Governor of Oyo state. To the good people and well wishes of Oyo State, this is not just his ambition. It is our collective dream. He is ready to serve. Are you ready to vote because of him ? #Oriyomihamzat #Accordoyostate #Oyomandatecircle #Datiemo2027

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TROOPS INTERCEPT N37 MILLION TERRORIST FUNDS In a significant blow to terrorist financing networks, troops of Operation HADIN KAI have intercepted N37 million at a checkpoint along the Maiduguri–Gubio Road in Borno State. The cash was concealed in bags inside a suspicious vehicle. Five suspects were arrested. Mobile phones linked to terrorist coordination activities were also recovered. This is not the first such interception. In February, troops intercepted N37 million at another checkpoint. The pattern is clear: despite military pressure, terrorist logistics networks remain operational and well funded. "The interception represents a significant breakthrough in dismantling financial conduits suspected to support terrorist logistics and coordination activities," military sources said. The suspects are in custody, and investigations are ongoing to uncover the full network behind the financing. The question is no longer whether terrorist groups have access to funds. They do. The question is: who is funding them and how do we stop the pipeline?

The more I watch Oyo politics, the more I realize that some people are not afraid of elections… They are afraid of a candidate they can’t control. And that is exactly why Oriyomi Hamzat keeps triggering reactions.

Politics usually starts with promises. But sometimes, a candidate enters the race with expectations already attached to his name. That is the position Alhaji Oriyomi Hamzat finds himself in. People are not asking who he is, they are asking what comes next. And that kind of pressure is different. It means the conversation has already moved beyond introduction.

Oriyomi Hamzat’s track record speaks louder than campaign promises: • Built a media platform that gives ordinary people a voice • Used advocacy to expose injustice and amplify community issues • Known for real-time intervention in distress situations • Facilitated medical support for vulnerable citizens • Supported widows, orphans and struggling families through welfare outreach • Consistently mobilized attention to issues until authorities responded • Earned organic trust across Oyo State without holding public office This is impact before power.

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Out of the 48 names listed as sponsors of terrorism in Nigeria, about 39 are from the North, while roughly 9 are of Igbo origin. No one from the South West appears on the list, and that explains why South West is the safest regionin the country.

Mohbad death controversy — 2023 to 2025* - *What happened*: After Mohbad died on September 12, 2023, Hamzat placed a ban on Naira Marley’s songs on Agidigbo FM due to public allegations of Marley’s involvement. - *His judgment*: He maintained the ban for nearly 2 years as public sentiment demanded accountability. But after a Magistrate Court ruled that Naira Marley and others _“were not in any way responsible for Mohbad’s demise”_, Hamzat went on air and publicly apologized. - *Result*: He lifted the ban live on Agidigbo FM and played “Tesumole” to affirm it. Quote: _“I am very sorry for all my provocative statements or words to Naira Marley.”_. That showed willingness to reverse course based on facts, not just public pressure. Oriyomi Hamzat will never mount on you pressure based on criticism or ethnicity hatred,he’ll be ready to serve the case to be justified The award mspsp is indeed earned not gifted #Politician #politics

Part 2! Seyi enters the chat Scene: Same living room. Door bursts open. Seyi walks in with sunglasses, even though NEPA just took light again. Seyi: Sorry o, did I interrupt the cabinet meeting? 😏 I heard someone here wants my seat. Oriyomi: chokes on yam Bros Seyi! Welcome. We were just... discussing roadmaps. Literally, the road to Sango is bad. Seyi: Roadmaps ke? I have road receipts. I’ve been governing while you're shouting Gbenu si mic on Radio. Badru: whispering to Oriyomi! Bro, your opponent just did a surprise visit. This is like debate round 0. Oriyomi: stands up, brushes agbada! No problem. Oyo people love competition. Even Big Brother has eviction nights. Mum: Seyi, will you eat? There’s yam. Seyi: I don’t eat yam during campaign season. Too heavy. I survive on poll numbers and press statements. Oriyomi: That explains it. I’m running on yam and the will of the people 🍲💪. NEPA: Light blinks twice and goes off again Both Oriyomi & Seyi: I WILL FIX THAT! Badru: Omo... this state is about to have 2 ministers of power 😂 Mum: Until then, both of you come and fan this soup. Power starts at home.

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🌹THE AMBITION🌹 PART 1 Scene: Oriyomi’s living room. His Mum, his friend Badru, and NEPA are all present. Mum: Oriyomi, your food is ready. Come and eat before you go and govern Oyo State o! Oriyomi: Mummy, governors don’t eat pounded yam. They eat policy briefs for breakfast 😎. Mum: Policy briefs_ won’t make you strong o. NEPA just took light, come and help me fan the soup first. Badru: Bro, I heard you want to be governor? Do you even have a manifesto or just vibes? Oriyomi: Of course! Page 1: Fix roads. Page 2: Fix light. Page 3: Fix Badru’s hairline 😂. Badru: Hey! Focus on the state, not my forehead! NEPA: Light comes back on 💡 Oriyomi: See? I haven’t even entered office yet and miracles are happening. Vote me! Mum: First win your polling unit, miracle worker. And finish your yam. Oriyomi: drops spoon dramatically! I cannot lead on an empty stomach... but I can tweet on it. #OyoFirst #Food4all #Oyomadatecircle #Oriyomihamzat 🍲

Good morning. No overthinking today, just action. If it scares you small, do it. If it’s uncomfortable, lean in. Life no dey reward safe players.

I have not seen genuine love from people towards any other candidate in Oyo state gubernatorial aside towards Alh Oriyomi Hamzat candidacy. If you have, share me a link

The sudden emergence of Oriyomi Hamzat’s ambition has made me realize something fundamental about human nature: people don’t like to be challenged especially by an outsider stepping into spaces they once dominated. This isn’t about idolizing him or sugarcoating anything. It’s about acknowledging a reality that is playing out in plain sight. Like him or not, Oriyomi Hamzat is an institution that deserves to be studied. I took time to critically examine his journey, and one thing became clear: it takes a certain level of genius to carve out a path that is completely distinct. Not many can do it, and even fewer sustain it. Think about it—how creative do you have to be to build multiple standout platforms that resonate deeply with the people? Programs like Kokoro Alate, Alabaromi, and So Kan Wa didn’t just gain attention; they became household staples across the South West and beyond. Then there’s Agidigbo FM, more than just a radio station, it has evolved into a voice for the voiceless. A platform where real people bring real issues, and responses are not delayed by bureaucracy or empty press statements. He has built a system that reacts in real time to distress, steps into crises when it matters most, and shows up physically, not just rhetorically. That level of presence is rare. What stands out the most is his audacity and relentless drive. Whether you agree with him or not, you cannot ignore the fact that he is redefining influence in a way that many didn’t see coming. The pull, the reach, and his way of life in so inspiring, and perhaps that’s exactly why he unsettles the system. To you lots that keep saying ‘what does he know about governance, what are his plans for Oyo state, his roadmap, etc’. My answer is simple, ẹni ti a ngbe iyawo bọ wa ba kii gaarun. Calm down. Serious people don’t move without preparation. Time will reveal it, Just wait a little while 👍 ©️ BIO

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THE CURIOUS CASE OF ORIYOMI HAMZAT: WHEN IMPACT COMES BEFORE POWER In Nigerian politics, it has become normal to measure leadership by titles, party strength, and the ability to fund campaigns. Many people believe that until someone holds a public office, such a person has no track record of leadership. Unfortunately, this mindset has made us ignore a powerful truth: real leadership often shows itself long before elections. This is why the growing political relevance of Alhaji Oriyomi Hamzat deserves attention. Oriyomi Hamzat is not the regular kind of aspirant. He did not rise through political appointments or party negotiations. He rose through visibility, public advocacy, and consistent interventions in the lives of ordinary people. In a society where many leaders only show up during election seasons, he has remained present even when there was no political ambition attached. One of the most striking things about Oriyomi Hamzat is the way he has used media as a tool for justice, emergency response, and community support. His platform has become a bridge between citizens and accountability. In several cases, people who had no access to government institutions found hope through the amplification of their struggles on his media channels. This is not the kind of influence that is bought. It is built. For years, he has been associated with responding to distress calls, supporting vulnerable citizens, facilitating medical assistance, and intervening in situations where families had lost hope. Whether it is paying hospital bills, providing relief materials, or offering support to widows and struggling households, his name has become linked to humanitarian action. And this is where the political conversation becomes important. In Oyo State today, the political environment is changing. Many citizens are beginning to pay attention to individuals who have built trust and reputation beyond party structures. They are asking deeper questions: Who has been consistent? Who has shown empathy? Who has stood with the people even without being forced by office? This is the question Oriyomi Hamzat’s story answers clearly. However, it is also important to recognize that governance requires structure. Running a state is beyond activism and media influence. It demands policies, strong institutions, competent advisers, and long-term strategies. This is why his supporters must begin to shift from emotional support to serious political planning. If Oriyomi Hamzat is truly positioned as a future leader, then his movement must evolve into a disciplined political structure capable of governance. Yet, one cannot deny the uniqueness of his relevance. What makes Oriyomi Hamzat stand out is not just that he speaks for the people, but that people already have personal experiences and stories that connect them to his name. He has become a household name not through posters, but through presence. Not through promises, but through action. In politics, trust is the rarest currency. And in Oyo State, Oriyomi Hamzat has spent years building it. As 2027 approaches, Oyo people must look beyond party labels and ask a simple question: do we want leaders who suddenly remember the people during campaigns, or leaders who have consistently stood with the people even when it was inconvenient? The future of Oyo State may depend on how honestly we answer that question. Because at the end of the day, leadership is not about who speaks the best English. It is about who has the heart to serve, the courage to act, and the capacity to deliver. And that is why Oriyomi Hamzat remains a name many cannot ignore.