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Hon. @OfficialABHaske is not just a candidate but a commitment to a better Adamawa. He knows the struggle and understands the people. Now, he’s ready to serve. #Haske2027 #HaskeIsOk #AdamawaFirst #Adamawa2027

To follow up on the conversation and get real time update on the activities of Honourable AbdulRahman Haske, an APC Gubernatorial Aspirant in Adamawa State, follow his handle, @bashir_hop19506 and @OfficialABHaske on all socials by watching this video 👇🏾 #Haske2027 #HaskeIsOk #AdamawaFirst #Adamawa2027

I love this PR on @OfficialABHaske It is always best to get feedback , especially when it is coming from the people you want to lead Great to know that #HaskeIsOk

While Dee Peter is running up and down now looking for structure/party he will use to waste votes in 2027, President Tinubu keeps having structures upon structures springing up for his reelection There are levels to this baah Anyways, tomorrow, we will hear how many million votes the Renewed Hope Grassroots Initiatives will mobilize for Jagaban 😒😀 Lessons will be learnt in 2027

My take on the Nasarawa situation👇 What’s happening in Nasarawa under Governor Abdullahi Sule raises serious concerns about process, inclusion, and political judgment. Let’s be clear, consensus is not imposition. If key stakeholders and grassroots voices are not carried along, it is not consensus, it is enforcement and this will lead to chaos.. The reported preference for Ahmed Aliyu Wadada over a widely known and established figure like Mohammed Adamu has triggered understandable questions within the party. This is not about individuals, it’s about how decisions are made. When a process appears selective, it creates doubt, division, and distrust. You cannot sideline party structure, overlook grassroots sentiment, and expect unity. That is not leadership, it is a political gamble that will lead to serious consequences pre and during the election.. History has shown this clearly that discontent within the base doesn’t always shout, it shows up quietly on Election Day where aggrieved members of the party will work against the candidacy of the governor.. Party strength comes from loyalty, structure, and inclusion. When those pillars are weakened, the entire system becomes unstable. Looking ahead, the implications go beyond Nasarawa. Decisions like this can affect mobilization, morale, and voter turnout. As president Bola Ahmed Tinubu prepares for future electoral battles, every state matters. A divided base in any state is a liability, not a strategy. If party members feel ignored or sidelined, they don’t need to protest, they simply disengage and disengagement costs votes. The solution is straightforward, open consultation, transparency, and real consensus-building. Anything less risks long-term damage. Strong leadership is not about control, it is about building trust. And right now, that trust is what’s at stake in Nasarawa. I plead with the leadership of our great party to look into this issue as a matter of urgency….Governor Sule shouldn’t be allowed to mess things up..Let them consult widely..Former IGP Mohammed Adamu is a party loyalist and a very popular candidate..

Mohammed Abubakar Adamu supporters be wan cause stap3de today o See as everywhere full for just submission of nomination form in Abuja o (not Nasarawa), imagine how popular this man is at home If this matter enter direct primaries, I feel for Sen Wadada sha 😗😂 Adamu be like grassroot man o

@OfficialABHaske Happy new month, all

To the good people of Adamawa State, Our greatest strength is our people—the hardworking men and women whose dedication drives our progress every single day. From our farms to our markets, from our offices to our communities, your resilience, integrity, and commitment continue to shape a brighter future for our state. Today, we celebrate you—the engine of our growth, the pride of our land, and the foundation of the Adamawa we believe in. Together, we will keep building a state where hard work is rewarded, opportunities are expanded, and every citizen can thrive. Adamawa First. Always. #Haske2027 #haskeisok #Adamawafirst

Today, I led a strong delegation of my team to the Adamawa State APC Secretariat to congratulate the newly elected leadership under Alhaji Hamza Bello Madagali a leadership entrusted with the responsibility of strengthening our party and uniting our ranks at this defining moment. At the Secretariat, I formally notified the party of my intention to contest for the office of Governor of Adamawa State. This decision is rooted in wide consultations and driven by a clear resolve to serve with purpose, integrity, and results. I commend the party leadership for restoring confidence among our members and repositioning the APC for victory. I also recognize the role of @GovernorAUF in sustaining a stable political environment that allows democracy to thrive. I extend a formal invitation to the leadership and faithful of our great party to my official declaration on Saturday, 25th April 2026. The journey to a greater Adamawa has begun together, we will build, unite, and win. #HaskeDeclares #Haske2027 #haskeisok #AdamawaFirst

@OfficialABHaske I wish you the best of what you are looking for

Adamawa First. A clear commitment to purposeful leadership anchored on stability, inclusive growth, and sustainable development. A vision where empowerment drives opportunity, and governance delivers measurable progress for every citizen. #Haske2027 #HaskeIsOK #haskedeclares #adamawafirst

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Adamawa APC Congress: Gov aspirant Abdulrahman Haske commends Fintiri’s inclusivity-driven leadership premiumtimesng.com/promoted/87358…

Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq will still surmounted this challenge very soon because he is a record breaker.

Therefore prosecuting the like of Sen. Bukola Saraki, Abdulfatah Ahmed, Yusuf Abdulwahab and others is a justice to humanity, should they be found guilty as charged. No one is bigger than the law of the land. So let the justice take its course.

The rise of @OfficialABHaske may ultimately represent something larger than personal ambition. It may represent the first visible signal of a generation preparing to redefine the political direction of the North.

@bukolasaraki Dr. Bukola and his cohorts reduced Kwara workers to “fine beggars” (well-dressed but struggling), while the school certificate holder cleared pension arrears, unpaid salaries, and promotion benefits.

One would have thought that a governor whose state has lost over 400 lives to banditry between January 2025 and March 2026, with over 100 others kidnapped in the worst cases of insecurity since its creation, would concentrate efforts and focus attention on taming the menace by getting the bandits arrested to face justice. No. He is fixated on filing frivolous and politically motivated charges against his predecessors. This shows the dark mindset of the man who is the governor of Kwara State today. A man who emphasises dirty politics over development and security of lives and properties of the citizenry. He started working on this plot immediately after my interview on Channels TV where I flayed his lack of capacity in tackling the security crisis in the state. He thought this case would erase his record as the governor with the worst cases of insecurity under his watch in the state's history. It is an unenviable record he has sustained by his lack of capacity and ability to tackle serious issues of the state. This is a mere act of a desperate politician who is losing control in his party and knows that his days in governance are numbered. It is the reason why Nigerians should always take into consideration the level of education of those we elect into office. For a man who never completed secondary school education, it is difficult for him to appreciate the issues involved in any matter. His level of education is definitely affecting his judgment. Let me however reiterate my unflinching belief and confidence in the ability of the judiciary to give justice at all times and to all categories of persons, no matter who their accusers are and whatever the motivation is. I believe the judiciary will always sort out the chaff from the wheat in the various cases before it. My legal team have been fully briefed and I know this case against me will collapse like a pack of cards.

Ordinarily, my attitude to this insidious move by the incumbent Governor of Kwara State to initiate a case of criminal liability against me in the unfortunate incident of armed robbery which happened in Offa community eight years ago should be to shrug it off and say that we will meet in court since I know I have nothing to do with the incident or any other crime for that matter. However, I have been inundated with calls from many well-meaning Nigerians who were surprised by this turn of events. Thus, for the benefit of the general public, let me categorically state that I have nothing to do directly or indirectly with any case of armed robbery or any criminal matter, whatsoever. The Offa robbery incident was designed under the Buhari administration with the connivance of some individuals from Kwara State as an instrument of blackmail to seize political power from our group in 2019. The case was investigated by the police team from the office of the Inspector General of Police. However, following the investigation, in two separate legal advices dated June 22nd, 2018, and August 23rd, 2018, the Director of Public Prosecution (DPP) in the Office of the Attorney General of the Federation (AGF) stated that there was no evidence directly or indirectly linking me to the robbery incident. The DPP in his first legal advice stated that “For the Senate President and the Kwara State Governor, this office is unable to establish from the evidence in the interim report a nexus between the alleged offence and the suspects”. In a second report, the DPP stated that “With regards to the Senate President, Senator Bukola Saraki, since there is no departure from the earlier findings in the interim report, this office is still unable to establish any prima facie case against him for any offences of criminal conspiracy, armed robbery and culpable homicide”. Based on the DPP’s advice, four suspects were charged in court by the Kwara State Government. They were convicted at the trial court and the conviction was upheld by the appellate court. The matter is now before the Supreme Court. Suddenly, the governor woke up after I granted my interview to Channels TV where I commented on the insecurity in the state and thought he could resurrect these baseless charges against his two predecessors. I noticed that in his propaganda plan to circulate his frivolous charges and other skewed documents as paid advertisements in the national newspapers, even before serving the defendants, he intentionally hid the DPP reports and other documents which put a lie to the charade he is perpetuating. These are deliberate efforts to mislead the media and induce them to give purchased publicity to the frame-up. Therefore, I am under no illusion that this case was a frivolous move and an abuse of court process to embarrass my person. My legal team will definitely meet this governor in court. I believe that Abdulrahman just feels that he could still use this case to harass and defame my person by abusing the judicial process. He had tried to induce the families of the victims to initiate civil litigations against the other respondents and me, but he seemed not to be making progress with that mischievous effort because the families backed out. I need to remind him that this vicious attack on my reputation because he enjoys the immunity of a governor is a huge joke on him. A sitting governor who is accusing his two immediate predecessors of armed robbery is only making a mockery of the institution. He is only taking the governorship of our dear state to the gutter. This is an example of dirty politics taken too far and too low. He ought to know that nobody at the national or state level is buying his claim. He is the butt of a crude joke. Many of those involved in the plot to blackmail me with the Offa robbery case have since faced the judgments of the law of karma. I do not doubt that this governor will end up the same way.

As Nigeria's Minister of Foreign Affairs, these were Ambassador @YusufTuggar biggest wins in my view. 1. Navigating US-Nigeria Relations: At a time of shifting global alliances and significant pressure points, Tuggar managed one of Nigeria's most consequential bilateral relationships with rare steadiness. He kept the channels open, the tone measured, and Nigeria's interests firmly on the table, no small feat in a volatile diplomatic climate. 2. Hosting the West African Economic Summit 2025 (WAES): Under his watch, Nigeria reasserted its role as the natural convener of West African affairs. WAES wasn't just a conference, it was a statement of intent: that Nigeria is ready to lead the regional conversation on trade, investment, and shared prosperity. 3. Standing Firm Across Multiple Fronts: Whether in engagements with ECOWAS neighbours, the United Kingdom, Turkey, or China, Tuggar projected a version of Nigerian diplomacy that was assertive without being abrasive. He understood that Nigeria's size and strategic weight must translate into leverage, and he used it. 4. Implementing the 4D-Doctrine: His signature foreign policy framework, built around Democracy, Development, Demography, and Diaspora, gave Nigeria's diplomatic posture a coherent ideological spine for the first time in years. It shaped how his ministry engaged with partners across the globe, and Nigeria has been better for this. These are my top picks. Did I miss any? Drop your thoughts in the comments 👇🏾 — Engr. Martin Okorowu.

Earlier today, the Chairman of the Board of the NCC, Chief Idris Olorunnimbe, and the EVC/CEO, NCC, Dr. @Dr_AminuMaida, paid a working visit to the Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Olatunji Disu psc, at the Police Headquarters, Louis Edet House, Abuja. (1/3)

YUSUF ABDULLAHI ADEKANBI: "If the current trajectory continues, the coming decade could witness one of the most significant generational transitions in Northern Nigerian politics since the return to democracy in 1999. That transformation will not be defined by a single individual, but by the collective determination of young citizens who increasingly believe their demographic strength must translate into political influence. In that unfolding story, the rise of Abdulrahman Bashir Haske may ultimately represent something larger than personal ambition. It may represent the first visible signal of a generation preparing to redefine the political direction of the North." thecable.ng/adamawa-and-bi…