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Dear Lord, I am completely unaware of all that I am. Please help me to bring peace wherever I go and cause me to be willing to learn. I have no idea how much pain or hurt i am unknowingly giving. Forgive me and grant them also the grace to forgive!

@realdanielemeka On the streets of twitter not Nigeria streets.

Atiku officially made himself the most hated politician in the run up to 2027. Very unnecessary… very!

@gaga_nogwu @Chude_ND1 They are not on twitter. Don’t worry

@Chude_ND1 He will now have to convince a country of two thirds young people...

Atiku is set to contest under a party that has no governor or senator. Waziri of Adamawa, political gladiator! This is his greatest popularity test since 1999; we are all rooting for him.🥶

@adeyanjudeji 💯 correct

My 2027 prediction: Tinubu - Winner Atiku - 2nd Obi/Kwankwaso - 3rd

@real_Otunba @jon_d_doe Don’t stress yourself explaining to them. Social media influencers think say na play😂

@jon_d_doe Agba, your political permutations dey always amaze me, you're blessed with your opinion though, that's why it's called opinion. Try visiting Kano, the strong hold of kwakwasia and hear for yourself what the real voters are saying should he accept to be Obi's VP.

Posterity will be kind to Dr. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso. Even if Peter doesn't win in 2027, Kwankwaso may become our president in 2031. He's a smart man. God bless him for putting his weight behind Peter. Unlike that greedy & over ambitious man who thinks of himself alone. End.

@SDQLA123 @jon_d_doe Ignore them oh😂😂😂

@jon_d_doe 🤣🤣🤣 what were you all thinking 🤔 that Peter obi will be president, something that is obvious that he is not destined to be president. Truth is very hard to swallow even PO knows this, but he is playing the game to work for tinubu reelection on 2027.

@NA6090821281749 @iamchikadebia @Zubby__Michael The guy will lose so bad that he will hide somewhere and quietly retire from politics.

@iamchikadebia @babegat @Zubby__Michael No he won't fool save this. One year from now we will come back to this fools

Why did Peter obi leave ADC, can someone tell me what’s actually happening?

@TosinOlugbenga @benzeema007 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Keep dreaming. Those two are gone politically. Kwankwaso doesn’t have the acceptance in the entire north.

I prefer that Kwankwaso uses Peter Obi to become President in 2031. Than for Atiku to use Peter Obi to become President in 2027. In 2031, it will be rightful time for the North to produce the President.

@iamchikadebia @Zubby__Michael I see, he just wants to be on the ballot😂😂😂😂

@Zubby__Michael Sir, If Obi had remained in the party till tomorrow, he might have lost the opportunity of being on the 2027 ballot. The powers that be had set a trap to catch and stop him within ADC. He made a very wise decision, and we must follow him

@idris_manuga @jon_d_doe 💯 correct

@jon_d_doe I can tell you for free, Peter Obi will not be able to recover his 2023 votes. The dynamics have changed. Many people who voted for Obi then in the SW, SS and NC will vote for Asiwaju come 2027.

If you want to contest for a political position, go and join NDC and contest. Especially if you're in the south east and North west. Ride on Peter Obi's and Kwankwaso's glory. Although I know that most of you would betray them if you get elected. End.

@jon_d_doe @benzeema007 Just Kano not the entire north west.

@Gerald042_ @emmaikumeh What has Atiku got to do with the video?

@emmaikumeh Who are the Kano state people, jokers. Atiku would never in this lifetime see Asorock as a president. The earlier you greedy fat headed mongrel wake up, the better for you.

Kano State people have sent a very strong and unmistakable message to Kwankwaso.

@Nnewi300 @omonlakiki @atiku Tell that coward to go sit with women in Onitsha and do business.

@omonlakiki @atiku Tell your leader to retire from politics. All this English won't change the fact that Nigerians don't want him to be president. His desperation to be presidnt is selfish. He should retire and look after his grand children

PRESS RELEASE @atiku Sets Agenda for Proposed US Visit Former Vice President of Nigeria, Atiku Abubakar has declared that his forthcoming engagement with policy and institutional stakeholders in the United States will be driven by one overriding concern: the alarming deterioration of security, governance, and economic stability in Nigeria. Atiku states plainly that Nigeria is facing a full-blown internal crisis, one that can no longer be downplayed, politicized, or explained away. From the ravaging violence in the North-West and North-East, to the persistent bloodshed in the Middle Belt, and the growing spread of kidnapping and criminality across the country, Atiku warns that the Nigerian state is steadily losing its grip on its most fundamental responsibility: the protection of lives and property. According to him, the situation has moved beyond isolated incidents to a pattern of systemic failure. Communities are being overrun, livelihoods destroyed, and citizens abandoned to their fate. He argues that any government that cannot guarantee basic security forfeits the moral basis of its mandate. The former Vice President also points to the deepening economic hardship confronting Nigerians, describing it as both severe and avoidable. He notes that rising inflation, a weakened currency, and collapsing purchasing power have pushed millions into distress, while policy inconsistency and lack of strategic direction continue to erode confidence in the economy. In his words, Nigerians are not just tired, they are being stretched to the limits of endurance. Atiku further raises concerns about the state of Nigeria’s democratic institutions, warning that declining public confidence in governance, accountability, and the electoral process poses a direct threat to national stability. As the country moves toward another election cycle, he insists that any attempt to undermine transparency or manipulate outcomes will carry serious consequences for both unity and legitimacy. Addressing the anticipated criticism of his international engagement, Atiku is unequivocal: telling the truth about Nigeria is not unpatriotic. He rejects the notion that engaging global partners amounts to inviting foreign interference, stressing that Nigeria does not exist in isolation and cannot pretend that its internal failures have no external implications. He maintains that the world already sees what is happening; the real question is whether Nigerian leaders are prepared to confront it honestly. He reiterates that only Nigerians will decide Nigeria’s leadership, but insists that international partners have a legitimate interest in the stability, governance standards, and democratic health of a country as strategically important as Nigeria. According to him, responsible leadership does not hide from scrutiny, it welcomes it as a pathway to improvement. In a direct message to the current administration, Atiku warns against complacency and deflection. He states that power is not an entitlement but a responsibility, and that Nigerians expect results, not explanations. He calls on the government to urgently reset its priorities, restore public confidence, and demonstrate a clear, credible strategy for addressing insecurity and economic decline. To Nigerians, he delivers a blunt reminder: no nation survives in silence. He urges citizens to remain vigilant, engaged, and unyielding in their demand for accountability, emphasizing that real change will not come from outside the country but from the collective will of its people. Atiku concludes that Nigeria stands at a critical juncture. The choice, he says, is between confronting hard truths now or allowing the country to drift further into instability. For him, the moment demands courage, honesty, and decisive leadership, anything less would be a disservice to the nation and its future. Signed: Paul Ibe Media Adviser to Atiku Abubakar Vice President of Nigeria, 1999-2007 Abuja 03 May, 2026.

@Anigzino1 @OlakunleAsu10 @jon_d_doe My father is not the one playing weak politics while deceiving gullible Nigerians. My papa na man wei dey in charge. He fights to finish. That’s a role model there not your PO

@babegat @OlakunleAsu10 @jon_d_doe Who knows your father?

Imagine if Atiku had stepped aside for Obi in 2023 and supported him. Tinubu would not be President by now. No amount of rigging would have stopped Peter Obi from being president. Atiku's ego is depriving Nigerians of the opportunity to be led by who they want. End.

@BolajiADC Just go ahead! I love the guts. Nobody should chicken out because the emperor’s threat.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has officially released our timetable for the conduct of our 2026 primary elections. The timetable reflects our party’s commitment to internal democracy, orderliness, and full compliance with electoral guidelines. - The sale of nomination forms will take place from May 5 to May 10, 2026, while the submission of completed forms is scheduled for May 11 to May 13, 2026. - Screening of aspirants will take place from May 14 to May 15, 2026, followed by the publication of screening results on May 17, 2026. - Appeals will be heard between May 18 and May 19, 2026, with the final list of cleared aspirants to be released on May 20, 2026. - Primary elections will commence on May 21, 2026, with elections for State Houses of Assembly, House of Representatives, and Senate seats holding simultaneously at the ward level. The Governorship primaries will take place on May 22, 2026, while the Presidential Primary is scheduled for May 25, 2026. - This will be followed by a meeting of the National Executive Committee on May 26, 2026, and the Special National Convention on May 27, 2026, where final ratifications will be made. In line with our commitment to inclusivity and broad participation, we have also approved a structured fee regime for nomination forms across all elective positions. The presidential nomination form is pegged at N100 million, governorship at N50 million, Senate at N20 million, House of Representatives at N10 million, and State House of Assembly at N3 million. To encourage wider participation, we have introduced concessional rates, offering a 50 percent discount for youths and a 25 percent discount for women and persons with disabilities. We call on all our members, stakeholders, and aspirants to adhere strictly to the outlined schedule and guidelines. Signed: Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi National Publicity Secretary African Democratic Congress (ADC)

@jon_d_doe I’m warming up to vote Atiku sha!

Humans that were born when Atiku started contesting to become president are now 33 years old. They said that they don't want you. Is it by force? End.

@GoodyPie94 @jon_d_doe Oya make him win effortlessly na🤣😂🤣

@jon_d_doe This one no be meme No cho cho cho. He's doing a lot effortlessly.

The obidient movement is mostly not agitated because of financial gains or political appointments. It's natural and moved by the plight of most Nigerians. Peter Obi does not give shishi, yet he has so much grassroot supporters. Your favorites can't beat this record. End.

@AmbAgboola @jon_d_doe They are not ready. Obi will cry sha!

2023 Presidential Election results: Tinubu: 8,794,726 (Percentage 36.61) Atiku: 6,984,520 (Percentage 29.07) Obi: 6,101,533 (Percentage 25.40) Who was supposed to have stepped down for whom? And what's stopping Obi from stepping down for Atiku? They both are exercising their fundamental right under the law. Why must Atiku be the one to step down?

@OlakunleAsu10 @jon_d_doe I sometimes ask myself if it is this Nigeria that I know or some other country? Peter Obi quest for power will end this 2027. He will be long forgotten after 2027 and the little influence he has will fade away.

@jon_d_doe Imagine if Obi had stepped aside for Atiku in 2023 and supported him Tinubu would not be president by now Obi greediness and thirsty for power at all cost us alot in the country End

@colzing @jon_d_doe He will not win. He thinks Nigeria politics is by the loud noise on social media. He should do his homework first. He is not even prepared.

@jon_d_doe I won’t say PO won’t win cos I am yet to see the resistance mechanism he will put up to protect votes against INEC and APC

I want to make a prediction. Because Atiku will not step aside for Peter Obi in ADC, if Peter Obi decides to go to another political party, Peter Obi will not win the presidential elections. Tinubu will win. But Peter Obi will get more votes than Atiku. End.

@jon_d_doe Even in his wildest dreams, he dares not come close to Atiku. Who will vote PO ahbeg? Even the north central states are locked for BAT. Politics is beyond what people do here on social media.