I never considered these people chanting/shouting 'Tinubu Must Go' serious. Just a bunch of hired media users by the failed and disappointed politicians that are no longer in the system struggling to regain the lost ground. You don’t have to use high IQ to understand; just common sense. My confidence in Tinubu is still fresh and energetic because I see a better Nigeria in him. All we need to do is give him a second chance, allow him to complete the second tenure. You cannot stop a surgeon amidst a surgical operation just because of too much bleeding or pain. We all have to be patient.

The concern authorities should fish out this young man and deal with him ASAP. @OfficialDSSNG @PoliceNG @HQNigerianArmy

You are an ipob. I don't engage ipobs. I engage people who want to discuss politics.

I can fill a 5000 seater capacity stadium in my constituency in under 24 hours, it’s nothing special that APC had to mobilise the whole country to do same

Lallai anyi asarar samunka a duniya wlh, babarku tayi asarar danta, harka koma ga allah bazaka taba samin yadda kakeso ba in sha allah, jakuna dabbobi wanda suka maida allah abun wasansu sabida yan chanji asara😡

We are done with the rally in our Kaduna state.Massive turnout and peaceful.Those who said it can’t happen,now it has happened.Those who predicted doom,apocalypse or chaos should be disappointed by now.We are confident that our people will always reject ethnic vigilantes,sectional and religious extremists whose hearts are full of hate and violence.Kudos to the good people of Northern and Southern Kaduna and all those who attended from other states.Kudos to Governor Uba Sani and the LOC.

Jikin ADC PR Pigs yayi sanyiiiiii. Sorry Guys. 🤭 Arewa Is For Asiwaju.

Omo Tinubu shutdown kaduna o😳😳 Nigeria 🇳🇬 are only complaining online

Now I'm very sure. Congratulations asiwaju North is yours.#ArewaForAsiwaju

TINUBU’S PANIC CANNOT SANITISE THE APC’S CATASTROPHIC RECORD. Dele Alake’s statement, issued at dawn today, is a desperate and hollow smokescreen from a campaign terrified of its own record. He accuses Atiku Abubakar and the ADC of a “devious plan,” AI manipulation and deepfakes, yet offers no evidence linking them to the alleged letter or any fabricated video. This is the APC’s familiar script: make a reckless accusation, dress it up as certainty, then hope Nigerians stop asking questions. Alake should produce the evidence: names, dates and forensic findings. Until then, his “fake news alert” is an empty political stunt. No conspiracy is needed to expose the APC. Its own failures are visible in every market, filling station and household. Petrol is around ₦1,400 a litre; diesel has topped ₦2,000; food inflation remains close to 20 per cent. More than half of Nigerians were living in poverty last year, according to the World Bank estimate reported by Reuters. These are the brutal consequences of an incompetent, callous and ruinous economic course. They are not fake news. Bola calls the vehicle near an APC billboard a “routine patrol.” Nigerians can still ask why a campaign billboard needed protection. He can dismiss the images, but he cannot dismiss the reports of supporters brought in from distant states and left sleeping on Kaduna’s streets. More troubling still, reports have emerged of accidents involving APC supporters travelling from Sokoto and also from Abuja to the rally. Details remain unconfirmed, and the APC must urgently account for the passengers’ safety. Making citizens endure long, hazardous journeys and sleep outdoors simply to create rally optics is political exploitation, not leadership. The APC cares more about the appearance of a crowd than the safety and dignity of the people it transports. Perhaps this also explains why Tinubu is campaigning in only 12 states. The same supporters must be moved from one rally to the next, along roads his government has left in disrepair. Those journeys will consume meaningful time. Tinubu knows what happens if the crowd fails to reach the next destination: he may be left addressing empty seats—or, as the saying goes, talking to the birds. A campaign that must transport its audience from state to state cannot pass off that audience as spontaneous nationwide support. You can hire buses, assemble a crowd and plaster the streets with billboards. You cannot hire consent. Nigerians have endured the APC’s punishing prices, shrinking incomes and broken promises. No parade, press statement or insult can conceal their growing rejection of this record. The APC’s failures are sweeping, painful and indefensible. Its boastful promises have collapsed into a miserable reality of expensive food, unaffordable transport and families forced to make do with less. Alake’s attack on Atiku will not reduce the cost of a meal by one naira. The real desperados are those clinging to power while the country burns. At the polls, Nigerians will reject this discredited record and defeat the APC. No volume of propaganda can talk the party out of the reckoning it has earned. Bola made life expensive; Atiku will make Nigeria affordable again! Phrank Shaibu Director of Strategic Communication ADC Presidential Campaign Council 24 October 2026

Forget political differences, Katsina people don’t joke with their Emir. He’s a line you simply don’t cross unless you’re ready to see the pure Katsinanci in us.

Let him make life affordable in Adamawa first.