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Last Thursday, 12th February 2026, I attended the Kogi Central general meeting of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) held at Engr. Sam Uhuotu’s compound in Ihima Obeiba. It was a strategic gathering focused on preparing Kogi Central for the 2027 general elections and consolidating the new political direction we are building together. Unity was strongly emphasised throughout the meeting. We agreed that without genuine cooperation across wards and interest groups, no structure can stand for long. The message was simple and clear: we must close ranks, harmonise our efforts and move forward as one body if we truly intend to deliver key positions for Kogi Central at the senatorial, state and national levels. Our discussions centred on strengthening party structures at the grassroots, engaging stakeholders more effectively. We also hope to position our district to compete confidently in 2027. This vision goes beyond participation. It is about relevance, and we are ready to deliver our quota for Kogi State and Nigeria at large. After the meeting in Obeiba, I proceeded to my local government, Ogori-Magongo, where I held a lengthy and productive discussion with ward officials and stakeholders. The reception was very encouraging. There was openness to ideas and a shared determination to build something lasting. That level of engagement gave me even greater hope that the seeds we are sowing today will grow into a formidable political force. What stood out most in both meetings was the willingness of people to put collective interest above personal ambition. That spirit of unity and discipline is what will sustain this movement. We are laying foundations carefully, knowing that strong structures are built over time. I am grateful for the opportunity to contribute my quota to this process. The journey to 2027 has begun in earnest, and with unity and strategic planning, I believe we can build a platform that truly represents the aspirations of our people and positions Kogi Central strongly within Kogi State and across Nigeria.

Rotimi is more competent than Peter and has so much more to show for his leadership.

@Chuka_Facts why allow this people who cannot debate objectively come and insult others like this?

@tdiyela @Chuka_Facts My Opposition friend, I warned you ! I warned you !! I warned you !!! Obi is a divider

@Chuka_Facts Why allow this guy mute us now?!

@chibuzo_mikel 🤣

What if Atiku Abubakar joins Mr. Peter in that NDC and also collects the ticket of NDC? 😂

@CaptainArinze You see RMK! We'll all be here to talk about him after the election. For now let's enjoy the ride

@CaptainArinze @Eloka51 A 3-horse race favours the incumbent or the choice of the incumbent.

@OurFavOnlineDoc This is so disappointing! Insulting a man over his ambition. You of all people!?

If the coalition dies because a greedy old bastard lacks the foresight to put aside his personal ambition for the first time in his life and support a credible candidate from the south, then let the coalition die a painful miserable death. A coalition of snakes is bound to die anyway.

“Greedy old bastard”. From the UK, with no skin in the game

Nothing. Politicians will always jump to the next party to achieve their ambition so it’s expected

Let the ADC breathe. The tribalists are gone. Good riddance!

@TosinOlugbenga 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

NDC will WIN Bayelsa State. That’s in the bag……

My decision to join the ADC in August 2025 was entirely independent, driven by a personal commitment to resist APC attempt to turn Nigeria into a Party Dominant State My allegiance lies with the cause, not with any specific individual. I remain committed to that!

Kwankwaso also contested the last election when “it was the turn of the South” but he’s not selfish and greedy unlike Atiku eh.

@ejavwarevwo Ok o

@tdiyela Same reason north voted Tinubu in 2023 because Tinubu supported Buhari so what are you saying oga

I finally agree, we opposition are our own problem. Let no one blame Bat again.

I have lost my trusted friend and brother, SALEH (@AshakaSaleh) I have no words. Innalilahi 💔

Imo guber: Ihedioha has not resigned from ADC – Rebuild lmo Movement dailypost.ng/2026/05/03/imo…

@adamugarba @AshakaSaleh Man I can’t believe this! Soo sad 😢

Inna Lillahi wa inna IlaiHi Raajiun. The passing of @AshakaSaleh came to me with rude shock, but as a Muslim who believes in Allah’s omnipotent existence, I completely seek Allah mercy and Grace towards his soul and Jannatul Firdaus as his final resting place. Shehu Saleh Ashaka was one of the finest, quintessential and intellectual journalist of international reputation. I mourn his loss, deeply.

If you understand Nigerian politics, you should know that Kwankwaso is there to give PO close marking. There is no value they will add to each other other than enough votes to come third or fourth. Since the days of NRC and SDP, Nigerian politics has been shaped around two main parties. Third forces are spoilers.