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Moment a security officer attached to the Vice President accidentally hit the Jigawa State Governor’s S.A. Media in the stomach with full force during an event.

Moment a security officer attached to the Vice President accidentally hit the Jigawa State Governor’s S.A. Media in the stomach with full force during an event.

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I came across a video of Sheikh Sani Yahya Jingir saying that the issue of insecurity in Nigeria is largely propaganda and falsehood, and that the claim that there is no security in Nigeria is not true. He said that from Illela in Sokoto, one can travel to Port Harcourt day and night without any problem. The most surprising thing is that Jingir made this claim in the presence of Sen. Abdulaziz Yari, whose state, Zamfara, has some LGAs that you cannot safely travel to because the roads have become traps where you risk being kidnapped or killed. I expected the APC DG Campaign to tell him that some of his fellow clerics who travelled to Zamfara to conduct prayers were kidnapped on their way back, and that a ₦30 million ransom was demanded for their release. I expected the APC DG Campaign to tell Jingir that, if he does not know, there were more than 500 people in Niger State who were attending Friday prayers around August 21, 2026, when terrorists reportedly abducted them like chickens. It was later reported that about 40 of them had been killed, while there has been no information about the whereabouts of the others. I expected the APC DG Campaign to inform him that there are also schoolchildren in Maiduguri who have been held by terrorists for several months, with no information about their whereabouts. And it is deeply tragic that nearly 37 young people who were simply trying to make a living were killed, yet the President could not return home to Nigeria. Vice President Shettima is also at the UNGA, while the DG Campaign cannot even go to Niger State to pay a condolence visit. Indeed, sai dai “TABARE.”

I came across a video of Sheikh Sani Yahya Jingir saying that the issue of insecurity in Nigeria is largely propaganda and falsehood, and that the claim that there is no security in Nigeria is not true. He said that from Illela in Sokoto, one can travel to Port Harcourt day and night without any problem. The most surprising thing is that Jingir made this claim in the presence of Sen. Abdulaziz Yari, whose state, Zamfara, has some LGAs that you cannot safely travel to because the roads have become traps where you risk being kidnapped or killed. I expected the APC DG Campaign to tell him that some of his fellow clerics who travelled to Zamfara to conduct prayers were kidnapped on their way back, and that a ₦30 million ransom was demanded for their release. I expected the APC DG Campaign to tell Jingir that, if he does not know, there were more than 500 people in Niger State who were attending Friday prayers around August 21, 2026, when terrorists reportedly abducted them like chickens. It was later reported that about 40 of them had been killed, while there has been no information about the whereabouts of the others. I expected the APC DG Campaign to inform him that there are also schoolchildren in Maiduguri who have been held by terrorists for several months, with no information about their whereabouts. And it is deeply tragic that nearly 37 young people who were simply trying to make a living were killed, yet the President could not return home to Nigeria. Vice President Shettima is also at the UNGA, while the DG Campaign cannot even go to Niger State to pay a condolence visit. Indeed, sai dai “TABARE.”

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BREAKING: Efforts by the G-100 coalition to produce a consensus opposition presidential candidate ahead of the 2027 election are facing fresh hurdles, as ADC Atiku Abubakar, NDC Peter Obi and APM Seyi Makinde remain committed to their presidential ambitions. The G-100 says consultations are ongoing and expresses confidence that a consensus candidate could be agreed upon by September 30. However, AAC Omoyele Sowore, DLA and ADP have rejected calls for their candidates to step down, while YPP Peter Agada says he may consider consensus if it is based on a clear ideology and development framework. Atiku’s camp says he remains open to dialogue but will contest the 2027 election. Makinde’s APM also insists he is contesting to win, while NDC says it is open to discussions and believes Peter Obi remains one of the strongest contenders. The opposition’s efforts to unite behind a single candidate therefore remain uncertain as the 2027 election approaches.

BREAKING: Efforts by the G-100 coalition to produce a consensus opposition presidential candidate ahead of the 2027 election are facing fresh hurdles, as ADC Atiku Abubakar, NDC Peter Obi and APM Seyi Makinde remain committed to their presidential ambitions. The G-100 says consultations are ongoing and expresses confidence that a consensus candidate could be agreed upon by September 30. However, AAC Omoyele Sowore, DLA and ADP have rejected calls for their candidates to step down, while YPP Peter Agada says he may consider consensus if it is based on a clear ideology and development framework. Atiku’s camp says he remains open to dialogue but will contest the 2027 election. Makinde’s APM also insists he is contesting to win, while NDC says it is open to discussions and believes Peter Obi remains one of the strongest contenders. The opposition’s efforts to unite behind a single candidate therefore remain uncertain as the 2027 election approaches.

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“If your husband won’t allow you to vote for the APC, stand up to him and seek a divorce. If you leave the marriage, I will pay your dowry and marry you.” — Alhaji Muhammad Gadaka, Chairman of the APC in Yobe State. 🤔

“If your husband won’t allow you to vote for the APC, stand up to him and seek a divorce. If you leave the marriage, I will pay your dowry and marry you.” — Alhaji Muhammad Gadaka, Chairman of the APC in Yobe State. 🤔

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BREAKING: HE Sule Lamido, has taken a swipe at Prof. Isa Ali Pantami, reminding him of his past remarks in which he described the PDP as a "party of infidels." Lamido made the statement while receiving the PDP governorship candidates from Gombe, Bauchi, Kano, Yobe, and Jigawa at his residence in Bamaina, Jigawa State. According to Lamido, the PDP faced years of criticism while in government, with opposition figures and some Islamic preachers including Pantami, allegedly accusing the party of corruption and referring to it as a "party of infidels."

BREAKING: HE Sule Lamido, has taken a swipe at Prof. Isa Ali Pantami, reminding him of his past remarks in which he described the PDP as a "party of infidels." Lamido made the statement while receiving the PDP governorship candidates from Gombe, Bauchi, Kano, Yobe, and Jigawa at his residence in Bamaina, Jigawa State. According to Lamido, the PDP faced years of criticism while in government, with opposition figures and some Islamic preachers including Pantami, allegedly accusing the party of corruption and referring to it as a "party of infidels."

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Video: Kano State APC 2023 governorship candidate, Dr. Nasiru Yusuf Gawuna, has sent what many see as an “encrypted message” to APC and Tinubu after saying “Muje Maha.” To many observers, that statement clearly suggests he has already aligned with Kwankwaso.

Video: Kano State APC 2023 governorship candidate, Dr. Nasiru Yusuf Gawuna, has sent what many see as an “encrypted message” to APC and Tinubu after saying “Muje Maha.” To many observers, that statement clearly suggests he has already aligned with Kwankwaso.

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PMP vs. NDC and INEC By: "Sadiq Dasin Adamawa" I have finally obtained the Certified True Copy (CTC) of the judgment in this case. After reading it, I now have a better understanding of what happened. Here are my observations: 1. NDC was registered by a court order. I am convinced that if INEC had registered the party through its normal administrative process, it would not have allowed NDC to use a logo that allegedly belonged to another party. 2. Avoiding disputes like this over the registration of a new political party is one of the reasons why the coalition chose to join an already existing party instead. After reading the case, I realized that the same judge who ordered INEC to register NDC later issued another order last Friday directing that NDC's registration be set aside. According to my understanding, the judge changed his position for the following reasons: i. When he made the initial order on 10 December 2025 directing INEC to register NDC, he was unaware that the Peace Movement Party (PMP) had already claimed ownership of the two-finger logo and had previously submitted it to INEC as part of its own registration application. ii. NDC did not inform the judge that the two-finger logo had already been claimed by PMP, even though NDC was aware of it. In other words, NDC failed to disclose a material fact to the court. Although, as a general rule, once a judge has delivered judgment in a case, the proper remedy is an appeal, there are exceptions where the same judge may reopen or set aside the judgment if: A. The judgment is shown to be a nullity. B. The judgment was obtained by fraud. C. There was suppression of a material fact. D. The judgment was obtained in violation of the constitutional right to a fair hearing. In my view, this case involves: Suppression of a material fact; and A violation of the constitutional right to a fair hearing. I say this because the two-finger logo allegedly belongs to PMP, not NDC, and PMP was not aware that NDC had used the logo to obtain a court-ordered registration from INEC. Secondly, after reviewing the record of proceedings, I found something surprising. In its own affidavit, NDC openly admitted that both it and PMP submitted the same logo to INEC, and further admitted that PMP had submitted the logo before NDC did. Thirdly, in that same affidavit, NDC also admitted before the court that: "The existence of PMP's prior submission of the logo formed part of the considerations that informed INEC's administrative decision to discontinue or decline the registration process of NDC." In my opinion, this is where NDC made a serious mistake. They brought this problem upon themselves. Based on that affidavit alone, even if NDC appeals, I think it will be difficult for the appellate court to restore its registration. With only about seven months before the elections, when would NDC have enough time to conduct primaries and submit the names of its candidates? In my view, NDC made a major blunder.

PMP vs. NDC and INEC By: "Sadiq Dasin Adamawa" I have finally obtained the Certified True Copy (CTC) of the judgment in this case. After reading it, I now have a better understanding of what happened. Here are my observations: 1. NDC was registered by a court order. I am convinced that if INEC had registered the party through its normal administrative process, it would not have allowed NDC to use a logo that allegedly belonged to another party. 2. Avoiding disputes like this over the registration of a new political party is one of the reasons why the coalition chose to join an already existing party instead. After reading the case, I realized that the same judge who ordered INEC to register NDC later issued another order last Friday directing that NDC's registration be set aside. According to my understanding, the judge changed his position for the following reasons: i. When he made the initial order on 10 December 2025 directing INEC to register NDC, he was unaware that the Peace Movement Party (PMP) had already claimed ownership of the two-finger logo and had previously submitted it to INEC as part of its own registration application. ii. NDC did not inform the judge that the two-finger logo had already been claimed by PMP, even though NDC was aware of it. In other words, NDC failed to disclose a material fact to the court. Although, as a general rule, once a judge has delivered judgment in a case, the proper remedy is an appeal, there are exceptions where the same judge may reopen or set aside the judgment if: A. The judgment is shown to be a nullity. B. The judgment was obtained by fraud. C. There was suppression of a material fact. D. The judgment was obtained in violation of the constitutional right to a fair hearing. In my view, this case involves: Suppression of a material fact; and A violation of the constitutional right to a fair hearing. I say this because the two-finger logo allegedly belongs to PMP, not NDC, and PMP was not aware that NDC had used the logo to obtain a court-ordered registration from INEC. Secondly, after reviewing the record of proceedings, I found something surprising. In its own affidavit, NDC openly admitted that both it and PMP submitted the same logo to INEC, and further admitted that PMP had submitted the logo before NDC did. Thirdly, in that same affidavit, NDC also admitted before the court that: "The existence of PMP's prior submission of the logo formed part of the considerations that informed INEC's administrative decision to discontinue or decline the registration process of NDC." In my opinion, this is where NDC made a serious mistake. They brought this problem upon themselves. Based on that affidavit alone, even if NDC appeals, I think it will be difficult for the appellate court to restore its registration. With only about seven months before the elections, when would NDC have enough time to conduct primaries and submit the names of its candidates? In my view, NDC made a major blunder.

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HE Atiku Abubakar in the Holy City of Madinah, Kingdom of Saudi Arebia this evening.

HE Atiku Abubakar in the Holy City of Madinah, Kingdom of Saudi Arebia this evening.

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There is no politician in Nigeria as humble and as capable of relating well with the people as Rotimi Amaechi. The South-South will give him massive votes if he emerges as the Vice Presidential candidate of the ADC.

There is no politician in Nigeria as humble and as capable of relating well with the people as Rotimi Amaechi. The South-South will give him massive votes if he emerges as the Vice Presidential candidate of the ADC.

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Kano State Governor in Kano State 🤣😂🤣 Kano State people are with ADC. HE Abba should quickly go back and beg Kwankwaso. Maybe he will forgive him politically .

Kano State Governor in Kano State 🤣😂🤣 Kano State people are with ADC. HE Abba should quickly go back and beg Kwankwaso. Maybe he will forgive him politically .

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Fresh tension in Kano APC, as Rep. Abdulmumin Kofa (Kiru/Bebeji) was reportedly caught abusing a constituent amid moves to deny him a return ticket.

Fresh tension in Kano APC, as Rep. Abdulmumin Kofa (Kiru/Bebeji) was reportedly caught abusing a constituent amid moves to deny him a return ticket.

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The truth will always be revealed, we are fundamentally constructive never destructive and we will oppose injustice. HE Abubakar Malami, SAN Abubakar Malami

The truth will always be revealed, we are fundamentally constructive never destructive and we will oppose injustice. HE Abubakar Malami, SAN Abubakar Malami

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The APC National Chairman, Prof. Natanwe, was confused by the way the people of Kano booed them, chanting ‘ Bamayi, Bamayi (we won’t, we won’t do, during the reception of Abba. Bola Tinubu is facing serious political challenges in Kano.

The APC National Chairman, Prof. Natanwe, was confused by the way the people of Kano booed them, chanting ‘ Bamayi, Bamayi (we won’t, we won’t do, during the reception of Abba. Bola Tinubu is facing serious political challenges in Kano.

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See the Stuwpid fool that is threatening Sadiq Sani Sadiq, the man is nuisance to the society even at his 40s. 🤔

See the Stuwpid fool that is threatening Sadiq Sani Sadiq, the man is nuisance to the society even at his 40s. 🤔

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Kano Politics 🔥 Before the arrival of Sen. Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso, Kano State ADC Chairman, Chairman ADC Kano State was facing growing pressure from groups loyal to Alaamin Little and Indabawa, who were reportedly planning to remove him through the party congress and install their own chairman loyal to them. However, the ADC LGA Chairmen and the youths stood firmly with him and passed a vote of confidence in his leadership three weeks ago. By the will of Allah, Kwankwaso’s arrival has given the Chairman full backing and peace of mind, because from the beginning, the Leader has trusted him. As for those other groups, they are unhappy because they are merely political jobbers with no real support.

Kano Politics 🔥 Before the arrival of Sen. Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso, Kano State ADC Chairman, Chairman ADC Kano State was facing growing pressure from groups loyal to Alaamin Little and Indabawa, who were reportedly planning to remove him through the party congress and install their own chairman loyal to them. However, the ADC LGA Chairmen and the youths stood firmly with him and passed a vote of confidence in his leadership three weeks ago. By the will of Allah, Kwankwaso’s arrival has given the Chairman full backing and peace of mind, because from the beginning, the Leader has trusted him. As for those other groups, they are unhappy because they are merely political jobbers with no real support.

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