🇳🇬 2027: THE POWER IS IN OUR PVCs INEC has projected that Nigeria’s voter register could exceed 100 million registered voters ahead of the 2027 general elections. That means the Nigerian people will have an enormous opportunity to decide the future of our country at the ballot box. Our target should be clear: 50 million votes for Peter Obi and Kwankwaso. 🗳️ But we cannot achieve that by sitting on social media alone. Go to the grassroots. Go door-to-door. Mobilize your communities. Educate voters. Explain the NDC logo and make sure our people know exactly where to thumbprint on election day. As of the 2023 election, INEC's cleaned voter register contained 93,469,008 registered voters. The 2025–2026 Continuous Voter Registration exercise recorded more than 10 million new registrations, although the figures still have to go through verification, deduplication and other cleanup processes. This is why every supporter has a responsibility. Mobilize. Educate. Register. Verify your PVC. Protect your vote. 2027 should not be about tribe or religion. It should be about competence, accountability, security, jobs, education, infrastructure and a better future for every Nigerian. 50 million votes is an ambitious target but targets are achieved through organized grassroots work. 🇳🇬 **Let’s take the message to every ward, community and household across Nigeria.

Peter Obi is the man for the job! Vote and protect your vote!

It is better not to commit crimes in the South-East, because criminals will be exposed and disgraced. Unfortunately, some criminals still continue with their activities despite the consequences. Imagine this guy kidnapping this little boy, possibly intending to sell him or use him for ritual purposes . Thankfully, security personnel captured the suspect and rescued the child. Criminals should know that they cannot hide forever. Anyone involved in kidnapping, murder, or any other crime must be held accountable under the law.

Maybe he is among the 4,000 content creators the Federal Government plans to engage to promote President Tinubu’s achievements ahead of the 2027 elections. The government he supported has failed to keep its promises, and now he is indirectly campaigning for them again. People are being kidnapped, killed and slaughtered, yet he remains silent. Nigerians are tired of the suffering, insecurity and broken promises. He should allow Nigerians to make their own choice. Nigerians have the right to question the government, reject failed promises and decide who deserves their votes. Nigerians are in desperate need of change. In 2027, the people will have the opportunity to speak with their votes. Our votes must count.

Is Akwa Ibom still waiting for the Ibom Deep Seaport promised by President Tinubu? Is Nigeria still waiting for steady electricity? President Tinubu made promises to Nigerians and to the people of Akwa Ibom. Tinubu to Nigerians: “Don’t vote for me if I don’t give you electricity.” Tinubu to Akwa Ibomites: “I will give you the Ibom Deep Seaport.” So, where are these promises? Neither of these promises has been fulfilled. These are serious issues that Akwa Ibom people should consider when deciding how to vote. Promises must be matched with results. Akwa Ibom people deserve to see development, jobs, reliable electricity and a functioning seaport not just campaign promises. 2027 is about accountability. Nigerians must remember the promises made and ask for evidence of what was delivered.

Prayers doesn’t work,if we can not fight back,we are all doomed. Nobody is coming to us.

Nigerian security agencies are protecting those killing and sponsoring the terrorism in Nigeria Why haven’t they arrested senator Shehu Buba ?

No one is coming to save the people of Benue and plateau state! All hope is now completely lost 😡

We will be closing registration for the South-East Maths & Science Competition in 4 days. So far, 43,423 students have registered. Here is the breakdown: Abia State - 9,688 Anambra State - 4,050 Ebonyi State - 8,339 Enugu State - 10,290 Imo State - 11,056 We have created a new energy among young people across the region, an energy that will help us discover thousands of geniuses and brilliant minds in the years ahead. Something powerful is happening in the South-East. Our future is bright. Our future is exciting.

Obi is coming

Today, I have formally begun a journey across 18 different countries in search of one truth: How can education help the South East achieve its full potential? At the end of this journey, we will examine the question of purpose through three lenses: society, the individual, and morality. From a societal perspective, our mission is clear: to equip the next generation with the knowledge, skills, and tools to survive, thrive, and lead a new era of African civilization. One of the places I will visit is Ulm, Germany, the birthplace of Albert Einstein - not simply to study history, but to explore the ideas, systems, and environments that allow extraordinary human potential to emerge. This journey is about bringing those lessons home. In 10 years, we will build the greatest workforce in Africa.

Daniel Hassan Bwala spoke publicly that as soon as you join APC,your brain will automatically stop working. D7 governor is a disgrace

Within the South East and South South, we have about 11 governors. Does it mean these governors cannot come together to demand the functioning of Onne, Calabar and Port Harcourt seaports ?

Vice President Kashim Shettima says, “Development cannot take root where violence repeatedly uproots livelihoods, and peace cannot endure where injustice and exclusion replenish the ranks of those who threaten it.” But Nigerians have every right to ask: what has this government done to address the very problems he is talking about? Nigeria has continued to struggle with terrorism, banditry, kidnappings and other forms of insecurity. Military operations alone cannot solve this crisis. We need effective security, accountable governance, economic opportunities, quality education and jobs for young Nigerians. The government must also address allegations of political protection, unequal treatment and failures of accountability wherever they occur, rather than allowing insecurity to become a permanent feature of Nigerian life. Nigeria needs a government that protects every citizen regardless of ethnicity or religion, strengthens the economy, creates jobs and treats security as a national priority—not merely something to discuss in speeches. Nigerians deserve results, not just beautiful words.

This is the current situation in Nigeria and people are saying we should manage it! Some people can be evil 😈

Chaii Wike!😁😳😀😆🤦

The most disappointing political leadership in Nigeria today is coming from parts of the South-East and South-South. The Federal Government and President Tinubu will continue to overlook these regions if the politicians representing them refuse to speak up, demand accountability and defend the interests of their people. Leadership is not about praising the government in power. It is about standing up for your people and demanding their fair share of federal projects, infrastructure and opportunities. If our leaders remain silent, who will speak for the South-East and South-South?

I don’t understand why more South-South and South-East leaders are not speaking up about what they see as an imbalance in the Federal Government’s development priorities. Onne Port, Calabar Port and Port Harcourt Port still face serious challenges, yet there is continued focus on developing Lagos and the South-West, including plans for additional port infrastructure there. What exactly are our South-South and South-East leaders doing about this? Why aren’t they confronting the Federal Government and demanding equal attention, investment and development for their regions? Our leaders were elected and appointed to represent the interests of their people. They should not remain silent when critical infrastructure in their regions is neglected. We need leaders who will speak up, demand accountability and fight for equitable development—not leaders who only defend the government in power.

South-East and South-South leaders in the Federal Government need to explain what they are doing to protect the interests of their people. Dave Umahi and Soludo have repeatedly spoken about the administration’s commitment to the South-East and South-South. Yet, another deep-sea port is being planned for Ogun State while existing ports in Onne, Port Harcourt and Calabar continue to face serious infrastructure and connectivity challenges. If the Federal Government truly wants balanced development, why not invest in and fully develop the existing ports in the South-East and South-South before creating another major port elsewhere? Our leaders must stop defending every government decision and start demanding concrete projects, infrastructure and economic opportunities for their regions. South-East and South-South deserve equitable federal investment—not just promises and political speeches.

Vote and defend your vote in the 2027 presidential election. Our votes must count, or we count them! 🚨 Stay alert. 🚨 Rig and die 2027! No gree for anybody 2027! Put something in your bag as you are coming to vote. INEC and APC must respect the will of the people. APC thugs must not be seen harassing or intimidating peaceful voters. Protect your vote. Make your vote count!

See Tinubu’s “One Million Man March” in Delta State. 😂😂 The crowd is not even up to 50 people! 😁😆😀😳 One Million Man March or One Dozen Man March? 😂