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2027: I’m Not Sure Of Getting ADC Presidential Ticket – Peter Obi 😭😭 Former presidential candidate Peter Obi has revealed that he is unsure about securing the presidential ticket of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) ahead of the 2027 general elections. Obi spoke candidly about the uncertainties surrounding his political journey and ongoing coalition discussions. He noted that while many have questioned his chances within the ADC, there are no guarantees. “I’ve been asked how certain I am that the ADC will give me the ticket. The truth is, I cannot be sure. What matters most is our commitment to a shared cause,” he said. The former Anambra State governor emphasized that his priority is building a movement focused on national interest rather than personal ambition. According to him, the current political environment demands resilience, consistency, and sacrifice especially from those in the opposition. Reflecting on Nigeria’s current state, Obi expressed concern about how the country reached this point and warned against abandoning efforts to create a better political alternative. “I often ask myself how we got here and what could happen if we stop pushing for change,” he added. Despite reports of political pressure and internal challenges, Obi insisted that he remains steadfast in his mission, noting that no form of intimidation has deterred him. Obi further highlighted concerns about trust and loyalty within political alliances, admitting that uncertainty remains a key issue when dealing with different interest groups. “We can’t be completely certain that those we’re working with today won’t walk away tomorrow. That uncertainty is always there,” he stated.

They took Tiwa Savage to the UK as part of Nigerian delegation but ignored all the numerous talents we have in Northern Nigeria who deserve to have a seat on that table. The constant humiliation of Northeners by the Tinubu administration will be fully repaid in 2027

MISREPRESENTATION OF THE CHIEF OF DEFENCE STAFF’S REMARKS The attention of the Defence Headquarters has been drawn to a misleading and circulated report by a certain online medium which grossly misrepresented the recent remarks of the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), General Olufemi Oluyede, regarding the fight against terrorism in Borno and Yobe States. Ordinarily, the Defence Headquarters would not dignify such distortions with a response. However, in view of the potential to misinform the public and undermine ongoing counterterrorism efforts, it has become necessary to set the record straight. At no time did the CDS indict or generalize that the good people of Borno and Yobe States are complicit in terrorism, as falsely portrayed. Rather, the CDS emphasized the critical role of community partnership, vigilance and collective responsibility in addressing the evolving security challenges facing the nation. The CDS stated that "the fight against terrorism is not the responsibility of the military alone. It is a collective duty. The people of Borno and Yobe must reject terrorism in all its forms and actively support security agencies with credible and timely information.” The CDS' call for residents to “take ownership” of the fight against terrorism is consistent with globally accepted counterinsurgency practices, which recognize that sustainable security can only be achieved through close collaboration between security forces and local communities. The CDS specifically referred to instances where criminal elements and collaborators exploit community structures to aid terrorist activities. He gave an example of a particular town where some wounded terrorists who earlier took part in attack against own troops were found within the community which implied that some residents of the community were complicit. He therefore reiterated that to end terrorism, all hands must be on deck. “Our people must resolve that this has to come to an end" he noted. This was clearly not a blanket accusation, but a factual observation aimed at encouraging communities to remain vigilant and supportive of security agencies. It is important to state that the Armed Forces of Nigeria remain fully committed to their constitutional responsibility of defending the territorial integrity of the nation and protecting all law-abiding citizens. The military continues to record significant successes in ongoing operations across the North East and other theatres. DHQ urges media organizations and content creators to exercise professionalism, verify facts and avoid sensationalism and wrong framing that could create unnecessary tension or erode public trust. We deeply appreciate the resilience, cooperation and sacrifices of the people of Borno, Yobe and indeed all Nigerians in the collective fight against terrorism. It is important to also appreciate the great role being played by journalists in the same drive. Together we shall overcome the enemies of our nation. SAMAILA UBA Major General Director, Defence Information 19 March 2026

These people are really desperate, wait 42 pastors 😹😹😹😹. So they converted and suddenly started dressing like the Arabs ? They converted but don’t even have a name, or any church they’ve ministered in or founded? How far desperate can they go? I’m noticing now they even create accounts on X with Christian usernames, some even putting in their bio, “I love Jesus.” All this… just to argue against the Bible and Christians. Bro, y’all really going this far just to prove a point. And the point isn’t even proving.