Tinubu govt overseeing collapsed agric export earnings while farmers battling insecurity, says Atiku gazettengr.com/tinubu-govt-o…

Same mission, different steps. This picture really paints the story of life don’t bite the hand that feeds you. Allah ya sa mu da che.

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The storm is about to be over

BREAKING: 442 former councillors from the 14 Local Government Areas of Zamfara State who served during the tenure of DG Abdul’aziz Yari are reportedly preparing to leave the APC for another political party. Just last week, nine members of the Zamfara State House of Assembly also defected from the APC and are in high-level consultations with their grassroots supporters ahead of their official defection to the ADC. The exodus from the APC in Zamfara continues! #TinubuMustGo

MAAP Delta State led by the state coordinator, Amb. Kingsley Ozim at the Osubi airport, Warri to welcome the ADC Vice presidential candidate, HE. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi to Delta state as he kicks off his South South zonal consultation.

My brother, I’ll repeat this: people are dying in silence. Many are living with pain and heartbreak simply because they cannot afford basic healthcare. Yesterday, a friend told me that 19 young children were admitted to the ward where he is posted. Out of those 19 children, only a few of their parents could afford the medications they needed. He said he watched parents struggling, running around looking for help, and, wallahi, it was heartbroken. That is just his personal experience in one ward. Only Allah knows what is happening in the other wards across the country. Even in our mosque, whenever we have a prayer session, one or two people often stand up to make requests for help. I remember a day when an old man stood up, begging for something as basic as food. In the process, he broke down and started crying. Bros, if you live in the local areas and you will understand what is really happening. Wallahi, the hardship is real, and many people are suffering quietly. May Allah forgive her shortcomings and grant the family the strength to bear her loss

PRESS STATEMENT 2027: DON’T TILT TOWARDS APC, ADC PCC TELLS @inecnigeria -PVC Collection, Not Registration Figures, Matters The African Democratic Congress Presidential Campaign Council (ADC-PCC) has cautioned the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) against tilting the electoral process in favour of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), warning that the credibility of the 2027 general elections will depend largely on the Commission’s neutrality and transparency. The Council also urged INEC to ensure that eligible Nigerians who register as voters are able to collect their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs), stressing that registration figures would be meaningless without corresponding PVC collection. The ADC-PCC made the position known on Wednesday in a statement signed by its Director of Media and Publicity, Kola Ologbondiyan, in reaction to INEC’s World Press Conference held on Tuesday. The Council said its presidential candidate remains prepared to participate in the 2027 election, provided INEC guarantees an election that is free, fair, credible and devoid of violence or manipulation. Ologbondiyan said the Commission must demonstrate its independence by resisting any attempt by the ruling party to influence its decisions or operations. According to him, the publication of impressive voter-registration figures would serve little purpose if registered voters are subsequently unable to obtain their PVCs. “Reading out figures of registration is nothing. What matters is the number of cards actually collected by Nigerians. What gives a citizen power on election day is not that his name is in a register somewhere, but that he has his PVC in his hand.” The ADC-PCC expressed concern over alleged bureaucratic bottlenecks and delays at PVC collection centres, particularly in areas considered strongholds of opposition parties. It urged INEC to ensure that no Nigerian is disenfranchised through administrative obstacles, deliberate delays or unequal access to voter cards. “We urge INEC to be independent and not take orders from the APC. INEC must remain an unbiased umpire and not operate as an extension of the ruling party,” Ologbondiyan said. He stressed that the ADC would insist on full compliance with the Constitution and Electoral Act throughout the electoral process. “The ADC won’t allow anything short of compliance with our electoral laws. We demand full transparency, neutrality and strict adherence to due process from registration to declaration of results.” The Council also warned that it was closely monitoring the activities of INEC ahead of the 2027 elections, adding that Nigerians and the international democratic community were equally watching the process. “We are carefully watching every step of INEC. Nigerians and the international community do too. The Commission should stay neutral, as no institution should push Nigerians to the wall by compromising the electoral process,” he said. Ologbondiyan said Nigerians had endured enormous hardship and could not afford another election compromised by manipulation or institutional bias. He added that the 2027 election was being viewed by Nigerians as an opportunity to effect a change of government through the ballot. “Let it be clear to INEC that the 2027 general election is not business as usual. Nigerians have endured hardship, hunger and misgovernance under the APC. They see 2027 as an opportunity for a rescue mission. “Any attempt to rig or tilt the process in favour of the ruling party will be met with lawful and resolute resistance from the people.” The ADC-PCC further warned INEC against compromising the electoral process through unequal distribution or delayed release of PVCs. Ologbondiyan said democracy would be endangered if the electoral umpire abandoned its neutrality and became an instrument of partisan interest.

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H.E. Rotimi Amaechi arrives for the Delta ADC Town Hall Meeting at Kratos Ballroom, Refinery Road, Effurun, organized by the Delta State Campaign Council.

Bros, your tweet reminded me of a scenario that happened the day before yesterday. A friend called me around 9 p.m. We grew up together, but he currently lives in Ogun State with his wife and child. We started with our usual conversation, talking about life, family, work and everything in between. But somewhere along the line, the conversation became emotional. Before we knew it, we were both crying. Each of us had our own reasons for the tears, but somehow, we understood exactly what the other person was going through. It’s not easy to watch your family be a source of help and happiness to other people, while it’s their turn to payback the kindness of your parents they turn a blind eyes to your suffering. I can tell you that many people are dying silently these days because they have nobody they can talk to about their pain. People are frustrated beyond what many of us can imagine, but they keep smiling, pretending everything is fine. Sometimes, that phone call, that friend who listens, or simply having someone to share your burden with can make a huge difference. I agree with you that we really need to start checking on one another because you never truly know what someone is going through behind the smile.

The arrival of H.E. Rotimi Amaechi, ADC Vice Presidential Candidate, at Kratos Ballroom, Refinery Road, Effurun, venue of the Delta State Campaign Council's ADC Town Hall Meeting.

Wallahi na the major issue he this ooo You’re making a very good sacrifice

This is nothing but the truth. You really said it well, my Senior Brother. We, the people of North Central, are glad and thankful to God for blessing us with such an asset in our region. May history be forever kind to Mommy @FaiyitSylvester, and may God bless and guide you in all you do. Keep selling the party 🥳. We’re motivated and groomed by your activities.

What God cannot do does not exist. During the COVID-19 pandemic, when the world was on lockdown, God opened a door for me and blessed me with the privilege of knowing my boss, my senior man, my benefactor, inspirational leader and motivator, joy giver, and above all, my helper. Sir Boss @Stigmatronic sai Godiya

Kaduna Opposition Under Existential Threat: 24 El-Rufai Youth Supporters Arrested in LGs of Kudan, Kafanchan and Igabi Amid Growing Repression and Human Rights Concerns - @ElrufaiBoys The reported arrest of 24 young supporters associated with the El-Rufai political movement across Igabi, Kafanchan and Kudan, including local government leaders of the ADC and PDP, should concern every democrat who cares about Kaduna State’s peace and stability. Political disagreement is not a crime. Supporting El-Rufai, Atiku,Sarkin Bai or ADC or any other political movement is not, in itself, a criminal offence. Young Nigerians have the constitutional right to hold political opinions, associate with political organisations and peacefully express their views. Among the names associated with the affected political network are Zakari Ya’u Muhammad, ADC chairman; Sauban Jibril; Hamza Talle; Abdulmalik Ibrahim, Ward B ADC chairman; Anas Usman Amfani; Ibrahim Tanimu Amfani; Hassan Yaro, PDP chairman, Jama’a; Bala Nuhu, Kafanchan; Sallau, Ward A party chairman; Lukman Abdullahi; Yunusa Audi Abubakar; Abubakar Jibril; Aliyu Saidu; Babangida Talle; Fabulous Rigasa; Ibrahim Yunusa; Tasiu Abdullahi; Gambo Mu’azu; Hussaini Sha’aibu; Musbahu Basiru; Basiru Shehu; Mu’azu Jibrin; Nazifi Muhammad; Mu’azu Basiru; Jibrin Kabir; Idris Sani; and Mustapha Halliru. If any individual is alleged to have committed a specific offence, the appropriate response is investigation, due process and, where necessary, prosecution before a competent court—not the broad criminalisation of political identity or peaceful opposition. I call on ADC national leadership, opposition political leaders, civil society organisations, the Nigerian Bar Association, human-rights advocates, traditional institutions and respected religious leaders to urgently establish the facts surrounding these arrests. This is bigger than El-Rufai. It is bigger than ADC. It is about whether young people in Kaduna can participate in democratic politics without fear. Kaduna has experienced enough insecurity, communal violence and political tension. Nobody should create another fault line capable of putting millions of young people at risk. If those arrested committed an offence, authorities should clearly state the allegations, provide access to legal representation and allow the courts to determine their cases. If they committed no offence, they should be released without unnecessary delay. Silence would be dangerous. Intervention is not an endorsement of any party or individual; it is an investment in peace. Kaduna cannot afford a cycle in which political disagreement produces arrests, arrests produce anger, anger produces confrontation and confrontation produces loss of life. The objective must be clear: protect citizens’ rights, prevent escalation, preserve peace and ensure that every political disagreement is resolved through democratic and lawful means. Kaduna belongs to all of us. Before a manageable political dispute becomes an unmanageable security crisis, responsible leaders must act. @B_ELRUFAI @HafsatMohBaba @atiku @IsaAshiruKudan @aykay_umr @muktarbaloni @BolajiADC @AAD_EL_Rufai @SenDavidABMark @Laurestar

Here are good reasons why Nigerians should not vote Tinubu again 1: Cost of living remains high household incomes have not recovered, and poverty remains widespread. 2: Widespread poverty, the IMF estimated poverty at about 63% under the national poverty line, while the World Bank reports more than 60% below the national poverty line in 2025 3: Food insecurity, the IMF estimated that 27 million Nigerians faced food insecurity in autumn 2025. 4: Food prices remain a major burden the World Bank reported food inflation at 20.3% in July 2026, disproportionately affecting poorer households. 5: Fuel-price shock and transport costs, the removal of fuel subsidies fundamentally changed household and business costs, with subsequent fuel and transport pressures continuing to affect living standards 6: Job creation. Nigeria needs to absorb about 3.5 million new entrants into the labour force every year, while the World Bank says weak job creation and nepotism in the process remains a major challenge 7: Insecurity, banditry, kidnapping, insurgency and other forms of insecurity remain significant national problems. The World Bank continues to identify insecurity as a major constraint on development. 8: Electricity supply failed 9: Electricity affordability 10: Education affordability 11: Healthcare 12: Infrastructure gaps 13: Social protection We have real issues to discuss not political allegation that lack constitutional merits

If you’re looking for a political asset and not a liability, and you find Yar Amana Baba Atiku @FaiyitSylvester, be rest assured that you’re done searching. My Aunty, seeing how young people from across the North Central and beyond are excitedly posting about you and speaking positively about your work speaks volumes about the kind of person you are. You have consistently demonstrated your commitment to the project of building a working Nigeria. As a loyal and dedicated ADC member, your consistency, engagement and grassroots connection have influenced countless young people to take active participation in the party and develop a genuine sense of belonging in the ADC movement and support for Atiku’s candidacy. It is encouraging to see young people across the region becoming more committed to promoting the ADC and Atiku’s candidacy because of your consistency, dedication and clear leadership presence. You have shown them that leadership is about bringing people together and working with everyone, regardless of state, religion or ethnicity. Your commitment to the movement, your accessibility and your ability to connect with young people make you a valuable political asset to the ADC and the broader Atiku project. Keep going, Aunty. The impact of your work is being noticed, and the people you have inspired will continue to speak for you.