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@PrimeReportersn @woye1 I see more younger guys coming to power from 2027. And the retirement of many old folks

2027: Bende North Stands for Hon Ngozi Vivianne Orji Behold Hon. Ngozi Vivianne Orji (NVO) as she addresses the Good people of Bende North constituency. With a passion for service and a commitment to pragmatic, people-oriented representation, Bende North stands firmly with Hon. Ngozi Vivianne Orji as she steps forward to offer herself for legislative service. A voice for the people. A vision for progress. A representation built on impact. #NVO #BendeNorth #APC

VIDEO: Plateau APC asks supporters to disregard viral list of consensus candidates, says it’s fake

@ngx_wolf I Dey wait to enter at 38 naira

The sun will smile on UBA soon enough.

@woye1 Egbon you Dey chop and clean mouth

Na wa oooooo, una dey chop dividends CREDIT ALERTS this month, una no tell us. 2: the following companies dem dey pay MONEY ooooo in MAY. -(a): Custodian Investment, Berger Paints,NEM insurance; Eterna PLC, Meyer PLC, UPDC real estate investment; VFD group, UPDC plc, Zichis Agro PlC, Wema Banks, Unilever, Stanbic IBTC, Transactional Corporation plc. -(b): SWEET CREDIT ALERTS: MTN, Seplat, Okomu ooooooooo; BUA cement, Zenith bank 3: make you no dey lament in 2027 by His grace oooo. 4; look for a stockbroker to participate. Alert will show. Grow with small small accounts

@saheed_adesope @De_Moshood @woye1 @TheTope_Ajayi @aonanuga1956 @tunderahmanu The poles are there does mean it will go all the way down… that is what I am asking

@yomititun @De_Moshood @woye1 @TheTope_Ajayi @aonanuga1956 @tunderahmanu Yes na, the poll is there already

So, the Kebbi section of the Sokoto–Badagry Super Highway is progressing steadily under President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda. During a recent inspection tour, presidential aides and media representatives observed substantial earthworks, bridge foundations, and drainage systems along the corridor. Described as “real and futuristic,” the project counters skeptics who doubted the administration’s commitment to the 1,000‑km route linking Sokoto State to Lagos seaport via Badagry. Contractors are working simultaneously, with kilometers already cleared and graded. For Kebbi, a key agricultural hub for rice, wheat, and sesame, the highway is an economic lifeline. It will drastically cut travel time between the North‑West and South‑West, reducing post‑harvest losses by enabling faster produce movement to southern markets and export hubs. Officials say the Kebbi leg will boost cross‑state trade, open rural economies, create jobs, and strengthen national food security. The federal government promises continued oversight to ensure world‑class standards, aiming for a lasting Tinubu administration legacy. #TinubuDidIt #RenewedHopeInAction @BabajideFadoju

@abdullahayofel Talks like this dey sound like mumu talk… I am not a fan of their movement but this guy is lying

"We started the Obidient Movement before we adopted Peter Obi, and before Peter Obi hijacked the Movement..." - Dr Barry 👀🔥👇

@FemiOla63 @Onsogbu Easy… Yorubas are liberal, but times are changing… it’s just a pity that it’s starting with @DesmondOElliot

@Onsogbu Any Yoruba man way vote for dis somite e no suppose wake up dis morning just for dat reason alone

Dear Lagosians, GRV said "JUDGE HIM BASED ON LAGOS,THAT IS WHAT HE IS I POLITICS FOR RIGHT NOW" Well, you all have heard the antecedents of GRV... Lagosians DO YOUR THING.

@Hurlah_H02 @Onsogbu I think Lagos is beginning to show them… starting with @DesmondOElliot

@Onsogbu No worries bro, we go show dem who owns Lagos 🤣😂🤣

@Onsogbu Funny how he said they entered the structure instead of saying we created a structure. The structure they entered belongs to someone else

@keanxley Holders can smile for once

AIICO The stock printed a new ATH at ₦5.2/share but faced immediate rejection, forming a clear triple-top structure around the ₦5.1–₦5.2 zone. This reinforces ₦5.1 (the 2025 yearly high) as a major resistance level that bulls have struggled to decisively break. For now, price remains capped at this ceiling, and repeated rejections suggest supply is still dominant at that level. However, if bulls can absorb the selling pressure and achieve a clean breakout above ₦5.1 with strong volume, it would likely trigger a move into price discovery for this insurance company. #NFA

@nigeriantribune Sorry o, I believe more in political meetings where no one knows you are in a meeting

VIDEO: Moment Peter Obi, Kwankwaso arrived NDC secretariat tribuneonlineng.com/breaking-peter… Credit: Esther Umoh // X

@woye1 You are saying it for 10 million-th time and some people won’t listen

Very risky to contest under ADC. 2: I am repeating it again.

@woye1 Tell him to come and stand on “mandate”…

As I dey talk am oooo, January 2026. 2: those who insulted me, how Market?

@PrimeReportersn @woye1 But his minions created the toxic environment

Obi, Kwankwaso Cite Internal Crisis, Toxic Political Climate for Exit from ADC Fresh details have emerged on why former presidential candidates, Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso, are set to dump the African Democratic Congress (ADC) for the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), in a move that could reshape the opposition landscape ahead of the 2027 elections. In a reflective statement shared on his official X (formerly Twitter) account, Obi attributed his decision to what he described as a “toxic political environment” and deepening internal crises within the ADC. The former Anambra State governor said persistent legal battles, internal divisions, and what he termed systemic hostility had made it increasingly difficult to operate effectively within the party. According to him, the same pressures that destabilised the Labour Party appear to have resurfaced within the ADC, undermining efforts to build a cohesive political platform focused on national development. Obi, however, clarified that his exit was not driven by personal grievances against the party’s leadership, including former Senate President, David Mark, or other key stakeholders. Instead, he said his decision was informed by a broader concern about a political culture marked by intimidation, suspicion, and a lack of internal cohesion. He stressed that his ambition is not tied to political office but to the pursuit of a functional Nigeria driven by justice, equity, and good governance. “I am not desperate to be President… I am desperate to see a Nigeria where citizens feel safe, secure, and hopeful,” Obi stated. Similarly, Kwankwaso, in a separate statement, cited legal uncertainties and institutional instability within the ADC as key concerns. The former Kano State governor noted that although a recent Supreme Court ruling affirmed the legitimacy of the David Mark-led National Working Committee, the matter was still remitted to a lower court, leaving the party in what he described as a “precarious position.” He further pointed to a Federal High Court judgment nullifying aspects of the party’s convention, as well as ongoing legal challenges, including moves by the Attorney General of the Federation seeking the party’s deregistration. Kwankwaso recalled that his earlier exit from the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) was due to similar legal complications, warning that a repeat scenario in the ADC posed significant risks to political stability and long-term planning. “As a result, we have commenced wide-ranging consultations with leaders across different platforms, including the NDC and PRP, to determine the most viable political path forward,” he said. Despite growing speculation, Kwankwaso maintained that no final decision had been taken regarding his political future or presidential ambition. Meanwhile, sources within the NDC confirmed that both leaders are expected to formally declare their membership of the party in Abuja, in what insiders describe as a strategic realignment aimed at consolidating opposition forces. Party officials, including its national leader, Henry Seriake Dickson, and National Chairman, Moses Cleopas, are expected to receive the defectors alongside members of the National Working Committee. . The development also comes amid broader coalition talks among opposition figures seeking to present a single presidential candidate capable of challenging incumbent President Bola Tinubu. While neither Obi nor Kwankwaso has formally declared a presidential bid, their movements are widely seen as early positioning in what is shaping up to be a fiercely contested electoral cycle.

@woye1 When is Seyi leaving PDP…

As I dey talk ba

@abdullahayofel This one na Igidomigodo state o

Abia State Next Governor inshallah 👇👀

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Follow him too, to know more about Nigeria stock market

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