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Vote for the right Candidate β
Vote for Peter obi β
Who else is right if not Peter obi ???
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Yoruba to Yoruba
You and I know say Tinubu no deserve Second term
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This video should ACTUALLY be going viral to shut these nonsense people up.
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Between Vicky Lopez and Lamine Yamal, I don't know who is goofierπ. They are so good for each other. Yamal better dump all his girls and come for his soulmate.
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Part one completed. All eyes now onto another important one Tuesday. π¦
DELTA STATE : CELEBRATING FAITH, HONORING FRIENDSHIP, AND ENGAGING WITH THE PEOPLE.
My activities in Delta State yesterday, Friday, 13th November 2026, comprised three significant engagements. After a highly successful town hall meeting in Lagos State the previous day, I travelled to Warri, Delta State, to continue interacting with the people.
While in Warri, I visited a revered man of God and father in the faith, Papa Ayo Oritsejafor, former President of the Christian Association of Nigeria and founder and Senior Pastor of Word of Life Bible Church, Warri, to celebrate his birthday with him.
It was a privilege to share in this special occasion. I congratulate Papa on his birthday and pray that God will bless him with many more productive years in His service.
I thereafter visited the family of my dear brother and former Governor of Delta State, Dr Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan, to offer my condolences.
Dr Uduaghanβs passing remains a deeply painful personal loss. In my conversation with the family, I reflected on the years when we served as governors of neighbouring states and the warm relationship we sustained until his death.
We pray that God Almighty, who has called him to eternal rest at this time, will forgive his shortcomings, grant him everlasting peace, and strengthen his family and all of us who mourn him to endure this irreparable loss.
While travelling by road from Warri to Asaba, I briefly stopped at Ughelli Market, where I met with traders and heard their concerns about the prevailing economic difficulties and the obstacles affecting their businesses. I assured them that we remain committed to implementing policies that will lower the cost of living, strengthen small businesses, and lift our people out of poverty.
I concluded my engagements in Delta State with a visit to the Catholic Charismatic Renewal Conference in Ubulu-Uku, where I urged the worshippers to continue praying for those of us in public office so that we will consistently apply public resources to the public good.
I also reaffirmed Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso's and my commitment to uniting the country, decisively confronting insecurity and corruption, investing in essential areas of development, especially healthcare and education, supporting small businesses, and addressing poverty with determination.
I thank our candidates in Delta State, led by our governorship candidate, Deacon Chris Iyovwaye, and our senatorial candidate, Hon. Victor Ochei, for their participation and dedication. I also appreciate the people of Delta State for their warmth and hospitality.
A New Nigeria is Possible, and Nigeria will be OK! - PO
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VOTE PETER OBI, VOTE NDC
VOTE PETER OBI, VOTE NDC
VOTE PETER OBI, VOTE NDC
VOTE PETER OBI, VOTE NDC
VOTE PETER OBI, VOTE NDC
VOTE PETER OBI, VOTE NDC
VOTE PETER OBI, VOTE NDC
VOTE PETER OBI, VOTE NDC
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Young Lionel Messi attending first day of kindergarten (jardΓn de infantes) in Rosario, Argentina, 1991.
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We were down 2-0 to Granada in the Copa del Rey quarterfinals, just two minutes away from elimination.
Remember what happened next? π€―
Is this the greatest comeback ever?
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Dear Nigerians. I am here to inform you all that I will be aspiring for the post of President of Nigeria in 2023. -PO
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LETβS SHUN VIOLENCE: OUR CAMPAIGNS MUST BE ABOUT ISSUES THAT PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF OUR PEOPLE
I have followed recent reports of violence accompanying political events in different parts of the country.
Every form of violence stands condemned. Violence should never have a place in our political campaigns as we move toward the 2027 general elections.
Our campaigns should be about issues, a contestation of ideas that promote the welfare of our people and the progress of our country.
As the leader of this country, I commit myself to a peaceful, free, and fair election, and I urge political leaders and supporters across party lines to conduct themselves responsibly.
I have said that being in different political parties or pursuing different ambitions does not make us enemies.
As Nigerians, we are members of the same household living in different rooms. Therefore, our politics must elevate human conditions and focus on national progress and development.
I want to reiterate my previous directive to the security agencies: be strict and firm against anyone who seeks to test our resolve and will to preserve public order.
Our administration is committed to an orderly and peaceful election, and all political parties and candidates should be protected and free to campaign anywhere in the country without molestation or fear for their safety.
We shall not tolerate any irresponsible conduct by politicians and their supporters.
Security agencies are therefore authorised to confront thuggery and other anti-social and anti-democratic activities with full force.
Bola Ahmed Tinubu
President and Commander-in-Chief, Federal Republic of Nigeria
November 13, 2026



























































