"TINUBU MUST NOT SLEEP BECAUSE MISTAKES ARE BEING MADE ALREADY"- PRIMATE AYODELE.

According to a report by The Nation, Primate Elijah Ayodele, who leads the INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has issued a cautionary note to opposition politicians considering the All Democratic Alliance (ADA) as their main platform. He expressed doubts about ADA’s capacity to organize effectively, suggesting the coalition lacks sufficient structure and popular support to contest at the national level.


Speaking on Tuesday, Ayodele pointed out that ADA offers limited strategic advantages for parties seeking to challenge the ruling All Progressives Congress. He maintained that without a clear agenda, logistical backing, and grassroots networks, the coalition is unlikely to translate its political rhetoric into real electoral gains across the country.

He also discouraged framing the coalition around the Social Democratic Party (SDP), arguing that the SDP’s current structure remains too narrow and its membership base too small to form the backbone of a national alliance. In his view, relying on SDP resources could result in organizational gaps and hinder coordinated campaigning efforts in key states.

Turning to the ruling All Progressives Congress, Ayodele warned of emerging mistakes within the party’s leadership structure and campaign planning. He cited concerns over internal divisions, contentious candidate selection processes, and growing public dissatisfaction with governance performance—factors that, if unaddressed, could erode the APC’s support base ahead of the 2027 polls.

Specifically, Ayodele urged President Bola Tinubu to remain vigilant and address these vulnerabilities without delay. He emphasized that prompt corrective measures—such as transparent decision making, inclusive dialogue, and policy adjustments—will be essential to bolster party unity, restore voter confidence, and secure a competitive edge in the next electoral cycle.

He said: Tinubu must not sleep because mistakes are being made already. I see serious problems in the party, but they are not yet seeing it.”

The Presidency has denied reports that George Akume resigned as Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) to become APC National Chairman. Presidential spokesman Bayo Onanuga confirmed Akume remains SGF and no new appointments have been made. The clarification follows the resignation of APC Chairman Abdullahi Ganduje, who cited personal reasons. Ali Bukar Dalori is now Acting Chairman pending a formal NEC decision.

Fubara, Wike, Amaewhule Reunite Publicly After Tinubu-Brokered Peace Talks

Rivers State’s suspended Governor Siminalayi Fubara, FCT Minister Nyesom Wike, and suspended State Assembly Speaker Martin Amaewhule made a rare joint public appearance at a funeral in Rumueprikom, just two days after President Bola Tinubu hosted peace talks in Abuja aimed at resolving their nearly two-year-long political rift.

The gathering, which took place in Wike’s hometown, comes after months of tension that previously led to a state of emergency declaration in the state. Though no political statements were made, the event signals possible progress toward reconciliation.

Prominent political figures, including Senators Allwell Onyesoh, George Sekibo, and Olaka Nwogu, were also in attendance, alongside other top leaders from the PDP and APC.

Their shared presence has reignited hopes that the prolonged political crisis may finally be drawing to a close.
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GANDUJE RESIGNS AS NATIONAL APC CHAIRMAN, GIVE REASONS.


Abdullahi Umar Ganduje has resigned from his position as the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), citing health reasons for his decision.

The former Kano State governor announced on Friday that he needs to step down to focus on his well-being.

Following his resignation, the APC’s National Vice Chairman is expected to assume leadership in an acting capacity pending the party’s national convention scheduled for December.

Senate confirms Tinubu’s nominees for boards of four Rivers agencies.

The Senate on Wednesday confirmed President Bola Tinubu’s nominees for key positions across four agencies in Rivers State.

The confirmation followed the presentation of the screening report by the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Emergency Rule in Rivers State, Senator Opeyemi Bamidele (APC–Ekiti), during plenary.

Bamidele noted that all screened nominees demonstrated knowledge relevant to their prospective roles, met the constitutional requirements, and passed security checks. No petitions were filed against them.

However, Senators Abdul Ningi (PDP–Bauchi), Ali Ndume (APC–Borno), and Abba Moro (PDP–Benue) raised concerns over the nomination of Dr. Michael Odey—a native of Cross River State—as RSIEC Chairman. They argued that Rivers State has capable indigenes suitable for such a sensitive role.

Ndume urged caution, stating, “The Senate must be guided beyond just the constitution; it must also consider perception and representation.

Insecurity: Ojudu Asks Tinubu To ‘Sit Up,’ Says Democracy Under Threat.

Ojudu’s comments follow growing concerns over the government’s handling of security, amid rising casualties and displacement across several states in the last few week.

A former presidential aide, Babafemi Ojudu, has expressed concern over Nigeria’s escalating security crisis, warning that continued failure to address it could threaten the nation’s democratic stability.
Ojudu made the remarks on Tuesday and called on President Bola Tinubu to take urgent and decisive action.

“I’m a member of the APC [ruling party] and I shouldn’t be seen to be deliberately going out to criticise a president elected on the platform of my party. But let me just say a bit of the truth here, even if I’ll be condemned by members of my party,” Ojudu said on Channels Television’s The Morning Brief.

“I think the security situation is worrisome, and I’m not happy with the way it’s being handled. It is being treated as if it’s a skirmish between two policemen or some bad boys on the street. The President must sit up. This is a serious challenge to the existence of this country.”

The senator, who represented Ekiti Central, criticised the administration’s response as inadequate, referencing the recent violence in parts of Benue, Plateau, and Kogi states.

2027: APC GROUP MOUNTS PRESSURE ON TINUBU TO SELECT DOGARA AS RUNNING MATE.

The North-East Coalition of All Progressives Congress (APC) Support Groups has recommended Yakubu Dogara, a former Speaker of the House of Representatives, as the running mate to President Bola Tinubu in the 2027 presidential election.

This recommendation comes amid growing speculation over Vice-President Kashim Shettima’s future, following last week’s North-East APC zonal meeting, which ended in chaos.

At the meeting, APC National Chairman Abdullahi Ganduje and his delegation were accused of deliberately sidelining Shettima while endorsing Tinubu’s second-term bid.

But in a swift reaction, the Kano chapter of the party dismissed claims that Ganduje is eyeing Shettima’s seat, blaming supporters of Rabiu Kwankwaso for fuelling the rumours.

“They have been trying to capitalize on any loophole in the APC, but found none,” a party official said.

At a press briefing in Gombe on Monday, Sha’abdini Bello, chairman of the coalition, said Dogara’s endorsement was based on national unity, inclusive leadership, and his performance in the 8th assembly.

His words: “Dogara’s tenure in the 8th Assembly was marked by inclusive leadership as evidenced by his appointments, which represented every state in the North-East and the six geopolitical zones of Nigeria.

“His proven track record as a unifying figure makes him a trusted and tested leader for the region and the nation.”

Dogara, a Christian from Bauchi state, has long been a proponent of a Muslim-Christian ticket.

The coalition reaffirmed its loyalty to President Tinubu and the APC leadership, calling for unity and discipline in line with the party’s “Renewed Hope” agenda.

It also urged the federal government to expedite the Akwanga-Gombe Road project, describing it as a vital infrastructure link between the North-East and the rest of the country.

"TINUBU WILL SECURE 99.9% OF THE VOTES IN 2027"- AKPABIO DECLARES.

Senate President Godswill Akpabio on Saturday declared that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will secure an overwhelming majority—99.9%—of the votes in the 2027 presidential election.

Akpabio made the statement during a grand reception held in Uyo, the Akwa Ibom State capital, to formally welcome Governor Umo Eno into the ranks of the All Progressives Congress (APC). Governor Eno recently defected from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), citing unresolved leadership crises within the opposition party.

While addressing party faithful and dignitaries at the event, Akpabio expressed optimism over the political future of both the APC and its key stakeholders, including President Tinubu and Governor Eno.

“I see you struggled a bit particularly to become the governor, but with my presence here today and all my people, Your Excellency, things have turned around,” Akpabio said.

“I see you becoming the first re-elected governor in 2027. So, for you, I can see everything turning around for your good and that of APC. I see everything turning around for Umo Eno and Tinubu in 2027,” he added.

The Senate President went on to predict an overwhelming landslide for Tinubu in 2027, claiming he would get 99.9% of the total votes

President Tinubu, who emerged victorious in the 2023 presidential election, secured 8.79 million votes—approximately 36.6% of the total votes cast—defeating his closest rivals, Atiku Abubakar of the PDP and Peter Obi of the Labour Party. His win was widely contested, with opposition candidates challenging the results in court before the Supreme Court upheld Tinubu’s victory.

According to Amadi, the strategic shift towards a North Central Vice President would be a calculated move to broaden the APC’s appeal and address the political fallout from the 2023 Muslim-Muslim ticket.

2027: Running Mate Issue Will Be Done After National Convention, Says APC Secretary

Video: Angry youths in Kano State pull down APC 2027 campaign billboards and destroy Tinubu posters in protest

Angry Youths In Kano State Destroy Tinubu, APC 2027 Campaign Billboards, Express Discontentment,
The billboard had the conspicuous image of President Tinubu, alongside APC leaders in Kano, with the inscription: "Fatan Alheri 2027", a Hausa phrase which loosely translates to “Best Wishes for 2027.”

Youths in Benue State have pulled down the All Progressives Congress (APC) flag while President Tinubu was in town.

"Yeye people" – APC chieftain, Joe Igbokwe slams Igbos for staying silent about the k!llings in the East while being vocal about Benue and Plateau.

2027: Only Tinubu can choose his running mate, says APC chief.

Two days after he narrowly escaped a violent mob attack at the All Progressives Congress North-East stakeholders’ meeting in Gombe, the party’s National Vice Chairman (North-East), Mustapha Salihu, on Monday, said President Bola Tinubu has the constitutional authority to choose his running mate for the 2027 elections.

Fulani herdsman's are killing Nigerians in Benue State yet APC leaders in the North are organizing endorsement meeting for President TINUBU reelection, what a failed Government

Security Agencies Whisk Away APC National Chairman, Gandoje

APC chieftain begs Tinubu to intervene in Osun LG fresh crisis.

Mr Olatunbosun Oyintiloye, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Osun, has appealed to President Bola Tinubu to intervene in the brewing crisis in the state over the Court of Appeal ruling on the conduct of the council election.
Oyintiloye, who made the plea in a chat with newsmen on Sunday in Osogbo, said that the judgment of the Court of Appeal, Akure Division, on Friday had started generating tension in the state.
The APC chieftain said although the court struck out a request by APC to relist its appeal against the 2022 Federal High Court ruling nullifying the local government elections, the court did not nullify the judgment of Feb. 10, which reinstated the chairmen and councillors.
Oyintiloye, a former lawmaker, said that the misinterpretation given of the ruling by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the state government may result in a crisis in all the 30 local government areas if not quickly checked.

President Tinubu reacts to claims that APC wants to create a one-way state.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, in a bold political statement, addresses the opposition’s internal crisis, saying:

“I won’t advise you to fix your house… and I won’t help either. It’s a pleasure watching your disarray.”

As party defections shake the political space, Tinubu’s comments send a strong message ahead of key elections.

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President Bola Tinubu has reaffirmed that Nigeria will never become a one-party state, emphasizing the importance of democracy and political diversity. However, he added that his doors remain open to anyone who wishes to join the All Progressives Congress (APC).

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