Most of you are just jobless and attention seeking.
You can praise Kwankwaso without bringing down Datti.
How are this kinds of post a campaign for a New Nigeria that will be OK.
There should definitely be a legal action for this now tue whole tournament is over.
Like what are they actually thinking over there.
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After returning from my Calabar and Lagos engagements last night, I departed Abuja this morning for further NDC-OK engagements in other locations, including Jigawa State. - RMK
ENGAGEMENT WITH THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION: DEFENDING DEMOCRACY AND THE RIGHTS OF NIGERIANS
Following my meeting with the British High Commissioner yesterday, 5th November 2026, I met with all Ambassadors of the European Union countries in Abuja on the same day.
Our discussions centred on a number of issues, especially the cost of living and welfare of Nigerians, the state of governance in our country, and the forthcoming elections.
I reiterated my appeal to the international community to support the democratic right of Nigerians to freely and fairly choose their leaders in a peaceful environment. The international community should stand with the Nigerian people in defending this fundamental right.
The very essence of democracy is respect for the right of citizens to freely make their choices and determine who governs them.
I thank the European Union Commission for the invitation and the opïportunity for this important engagement.
A new Nigeria is POssible. -PO
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Independent Audit Confirms Creation Of 453 Illegal Polling Units In INEC Preliminary Voters’ Register Without Public Knowledge parallelfactsnews.com/indepe…
You don't know what God has done for you if by the time you started making money, there is no one who depends on you for financial support to grow.
Take Morris Monye for instance, he do not have to support any member of his family because they are already doing well.
What this also done for Morris, he's had time to experiment different kinds of business, even when risks are too high, he will take it, because he can only fall to a certain level, never to zero. But many of us cannot take this kinds of risks, you have no where to fall back to, you're very careful and calculate every business or deal you wish to enter or explore, you don't have the luxury of people like Morris Monye.
I have had this thought in me for a very long time.
Mind who you follow to take some kinds of risk.
20 years ago at around 5:30 am, Anambra lawmakers impeached Peter Obi because he refused to inflate the state budget and share public money with politicians. If you are criticizing this man on the internet I want you to sit down and think about that for a moment.
A governor was removed because he refused to spend money recklessly, refused to satisfy political godfathers and refused to turn public funds into a settlement for lawmakers.
They accused him of gross misconduct because he drove a Peugeot 406, bought furniture locally and spent far less than the hundreds of millions approved for renovating the Governor's office and Lodge. They thought they could force him out and end his political journey. They were wrong.
The courts overturned his impeachment, and the Supreme Court later reaffirmed his right to complete his constitutionally guaranteed tenure.
Twenty years have passed, but one thing remains clear, Peter Obi's refusal to share public money with the corrupt political class was enough to make him their sworn enemy.
There are very few politicians in Nigeria like Peter Obi and I strongly believe that God has given us another opportunity to get things right in this country. Nigerians, please, do not take this opportunity for granted.
BAYELSA STATE: WARM CONGRATULATIONS TO SENATOR HENRY SERIAKE DICKSON
Yesterday, 30th October 2026, I travelled from Enugu to Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, to attend the homecoming ceremony honouring my dear brother and our Party’s National Leader, His Excellency, Senator Henry Seriake Dickson, while continuing our engagement with the people.
During the grand event, I reminded the good people of Bayelsa State that, after more than three years in office, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has not considered it appropriate to spend even one night in Bayelsa State, despite spending over 260 days abroad.
I assured our numerous supporters and the people of Bayelsa State that this will not happen under my leadership. I will visit Bayelsa to hear directly from our people and respond to their concerns.
In Bayelsa, I pledged that we would begin efforts to upgrade ports throughout the Niger Delta, including those in Warri, Port Harcourt, and Calabar. We will also begin construction of the long-delayed Ibaka seaport in Akwa Ibom State and establish a new port in Bayelsa State to serve our riverine communities and the broader Niger Delta more effectively.
I reaffirmed our commitment to unite and secure the country, fight corruption, and make substantial investments in healthcare and education while lifting our people out of poverty.
The visit concluded with my joining Senator Seriake Dickson, for a traditional canoe war game and boat regatta in his hometown of Toru-Orua, Sagbama Local Government Area.
I congratulate my dear brother, Senator Henry Seriake Dickson, on his successful return home. I appreciate our party’s national and state leadership, members as well as the good people of Bayelsa for good organisation, warm reception and successful event.
A New Nigeria is POssible, and Nigeria will be OK!. -PO
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His Excellency, Peter Obi, CON is making a covenant with the Nigerian people that no ONE will be left behind.
Everyone matters!
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PO IN THE CREEK:
True to the promise we made to the Nigerian people, we are resolved to carry the vision of a new and better Nigeria to every nook and cranny of our land.
Today, that commitment found an expression as the Presidential Candidate of our party, H.E. Peter Obi, and our National Leader, Senator Henry Seriake Dickson, journeyed beyond the Forcados River into the creeks of the Niger Delta, taking our message of HOPE directly to our brothers and sisters who have too often lived at the margins of national attention.









































