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Watch @BRODAshaggiNG and MC lively killed it at this wedding I anchored over the weekend .
See what they are using to campaign ? You know the worse part of it all? It would work sadly.
Growing up, he was someone I genuinely admired. I read about him in the papers and respected how he handled CBN. I've come to realise that some people perform well because of the person they report to, not necessarily because of their own character. A very selfish man .
PHOTOS: Politics has no prize for second or third place. Our mission: a battle for the soul of Ndigbo and the soul of Ndi Anambra in 2027.
We are ready to deliver President Tinubu for a second term!
Anambra is READY!
#ProgressivesWorkingTogether
#AnambraIsRising
Drama everywhere , some na travel to holy site, this one na kidnappers. This 2027 election is the battle of the best drama .
‘I Hid In Elderly Woman’s Kitchen For 45 Minutes As About 50 Armed Men With Cutlasses, Axes Hunted Me’ – Sowore | Sahara Reporters bit.ly/4ecC0Wn
Going by the Mecca and Hajj pictures , they look really scared because that's bottom barrel behaviour trying to blackmail the north with their weakness. If I wasn't sure of how scared they were before, now I am, we just need to go out and vote .
Preaching diversity doesn't mean they must abandon their right to decide what they want in their leadership. Diversity is an ideal, not a mandate to override people's preferences. Especially when religious tolerance and political inclusion aren't universally reciprocated.
Gaslighting Americans to allow a Muslim senator is very funny to me because there is no Muslim country on earth a Christian will try to run for anything , winning as a Christian is an act of war in these countries, it will never happen, you can't even be Christian and think it !
Man, I still can't believe this. A president who has woefully failed in four years, is now so scared of losing re-election that the best strategy his advisers could come up with is to suddenly project himself as a devoted Muslim and spend days in Mecca.
STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE
PRESIDENT TINUBU REAFFIRMS COMMITMENT TO PROJECT NIGERIA, SEEKS WISDOM, RESILIENCE TO SERVE THE PEOPLE AS HE THANKS KING SALMAN FOR GRANTING HIM ACCESS TO KA'ABAH
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has reaffirmed his commitment to Project Nigeria and his determination to build a prosperous nation, invest in the future of young Nigerians, and pursue development in line with the will of Almighty Allah and the people's aspirations.
The President stated this on Monday while reflecting on his spiritual journey to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to perform Umrah, during which the Custodian of the Holy Mosques of Makkah and Madinah, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, granted him a rare privilege of leading Nigeria's delegation to pray inside the Holy Ka'abah.
At the Ka'abah, President Tinubu offered prayers of gratitude to Almighty Allah for the privilege of serving as Nigeria’s President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces.
Sheikh Dahlulah Muthawal of Masjid al-Haram led the President into the Ka'abah.
President Tinubu thanked the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, for granting him and members of his Nigerian delegation the opportunity to enter the Holy Ka’abah in Makkah and offer prayers to Almighty Allah.
The President described the honour as a historic and deeply cherished spiritual experience, reflecting the longstanding bonds of friendship, mutual respect and cooperation between Nigeria and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
“I want to say a big thank you for the faith, for the recognition. I can't believe the fencing of the Ka’abah is in Green-White-Green, which reminds us of the Nigerian identity.
"I thank the Crown Prince and all the administrators of the holy land. I thank them for the hospitality and recognition given to me as the leader of the delegation and the country.
"We are all facing challenges and hostility around us. We will overcome them with faith in God Almighty. I'm grateful forever. I thank the King and the royal Crown Prince.
“It is an honour that I enjoyed, and it is gracious of them to have allowed me to enter inside the Ka’abah. This is history,” the President said.
President Tinubu said he asked Allah for wisdom and resilience to continue serving Nigerians, and expressed confidence that his prayers have been answered.
“Well, I asked for wisdom and resilience to continue to serve the people. I know that prayer has been granted. Before the 2023 election, I did the same thing. I asked Allah to bless my Umrah then, and He did.
And I promised that I would come back to thank Him,” the President said.
Reflecting on the message from the Holy Qur’an in Surah Aal-Imran, Verse 26, which affirms that Almighty Allah is the Owner of all sovereignty, granting power and authority to whom He wills and taking them away from whom He wills, the President said power is a trust that must be exercised responsibly, with humility and in the service of the people, recognising that no position of authority is permanent and that ultimate sovereignty belongs to Almighty Allah.
"There is no other God but Almighty Allah. He is the giver and the taker. He owns power and authority. He says, ' If I give you, use it well. If you don't use it in accordance with my dictates, I can take it from you and give it to another person. I am the only One who has that authority,” the President said, quoting the words of the Qur'an.
President Tinubu said faith in Allah had strengthened his conviction that his emergence as Nigeria’s leader was an extraordinary blessing that must be matched with dedicated service to the country.
“I have faith in that, and I believe extremely well that He has done me and my country a great favour. Out of many millions of people, to be the President and Commander-in-Chief is a favour that only Almighty God can do to a human being,” he stated.
President Tinubu emphasised that his commitment to Project Nigeria had become even stronger, assuring Nigerians of his resolve to pursue policies and programmes that would promote prosperity, national development and shared progress.
“My commitment to Project Nigeria is higher. I am determined to usher in prosperity and fully develop the country, consistent with the wish of Allah and the support of the people.
"It is important to put Allah first, then move on. Follow your conscience. Follow the right path that will lead Nigeria to that greatness,” the President said.
On the nation's economic outlook, President Tinubu expressed optimism about the progress made under his watch, describing the economic foundation as solid and the country's emergence from a difficult period as encouraging.
“The foundation is solid, and the economy has come out of the dark tunnel. This is inspiring,” he said.
He maintained, however, that nation-building requires sustained investment in young Nigerians' future, noting that today's leaders' decisions will determine how future generations remember them.
“We need to build a future for our youth. If we don't invest in their future, how do we want to be remembered as leaders 50 years from now? That's the main thing. So this is a rare privilege to lead the country,” the President added.
President Tinubu reiterated that his administration would remain focused on strengthening the country's economic foundations, expanding opportunities for young people and creating the conditions necessary for Nigerians to realise their potential.
The President thanked Almighty Allah for the opportunity to lead Nigeria and reaffirmed his determination to justify the confidence the Nigerian people have placed in him through purposeful leadership and an enduring commitment to national progress.
Apparently seized by emotions, Minister of Justice Lateef Fagbemi SAN, Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare Ali Pate, Governors of
Borno, Sokoto, Jigawa, Kaduna, Yobe and Kwara States as well as captains of industry, including Chairman of BUA Abdulsamad Isiaka Rabiu and CEO of Oando Wale Tinubu, expressed gratitude to Allah and the President for allowing them to enter and pray with him in the most holy mosque and sacred ground in Islam.
Bayo Onanuga
Special Adviser to the President
(Information & Strategy)
November 2, 2026.
He's interested in electricity 3 months to re election ?Jokers !
PRESS STATEMENT
ALL PROGRESSIVES CONGRESS PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN COUNCIL
PRESIDENT TINUBU’S ELECTRICITY CAMPAIGN PLEDGE MUST BE CONSIDERED IN FULL CONTEXT
At a meeting with members of the Organised Private Sector (OPS) in Lagos ahead of the 2023 general elections, then All Progressives Congress candidate Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu spoke eloquently about how he would tackle the systemic and institutional problems that have bedevilled Nigeria's power sector for more than five decades.
He specifically identified estimated billing as a major burden on households and businesses. He promised to solve the problem, along with other associated challenges in the power sector, so that Nigerians can have a stable and reliable electricity supply.
His exact words at the event: "Whichever way, by all means necessary, you will have electricity, and you will not pay for estimated bills anymore. A promise made will be a promise kept. If I don’t keep the promise and I come for a second term, don’t vote for me, unless I give you adequate reasons why I couldn’t deliver.”
Some recent public commentary has reproduced the campaign pledge without its concluding qualification: that should he fall short, he would owe Nigerians an adequate explanation before seeking their support for a second term. A fair assessment of the pledge should consider the full statement alongside the administration’s record since 2023. This record should be assessed against measurable improvements in electricity supply, metering, infrastructure and market stability.
While fixing the power sector crisis remains unfinished, the President is working consistently to deliver on his promise to Nigerians, and his commitment to face the challenges head-on has never diminished.
Within two weeks in office, President Tinubu signed the Electricity Act, 2023 on June 9. With the new Electricity Act, President Tinubu effectively liberalised and deregulated the power sector, moving it away from the Exclusive List so that the states, as subnationals, can participate in power generation, distribution, and transmission. Lagos, Enugu, Abia, Ekiti, Oyo, Kaduna and Niger have started taking advantage of the law to maximise the benefits by setting up their own electricity regulatory agencies and driving private capital into their states.
President Tinubu took on the over N6 trillion legacy debt that had accumulated from 2015 to 2025. He started a Presidential Metering Initiative to close the over 7 million Metering gap. His administration significantly aligned the tariffs to cost to restore liquidity to the electricity market. He also put in place a system to protect low-income households while investment in substations and grid expansion continues.
In the last three years, over 1.5 million customers have been metered under the Presidential Metering Initiative. The Rural Electrification Agency has connected universities, hospitals, and rural communities to solar power. The government has unveiled plans to modernise the Osogbo Grid Control Centre, built over 60 years ago and build an East-West super grid.
The administration created a N4 trillion bond programme to settle verified legacy debts to 21 power generating companies (Gencos) and gas companies (Gascos).
The first and second tranches of the bond programme have raised over N1.2 trillion to settle part of the N4 trillion verified legacy debt. President Tinubu has repositioned the power sector and reduced market risk for future investment. The impact of this intervention is becoming evident in Gencos' ability to make new investments to upgrade power plants. Just a few days ago, Geregu Power Plc announced investments in new Power Transformers to enhance operations at the Geregu 1 Power Plant. Other firms are making similar investments.
President Tinubu inherited many power-sector initiatives, including the Presidential Power Initiative (PPI), which his predecessor, late President Muhammadu Buhari, started. Upon assuming office, President Tinubu reviewed the existing agreement and signed an Acceleration Agreement in December 2023 to enable FGN’s PPI and the German partners to move quickly to execute projects in the transmission network grid. By December 2024, FEC approved the contract for the first batch of 5 TCN substations in key load centres to be upgraded to enhance electricity supply to industrial and private consumers in the areas. These projects are now being completed and will be commissioned before the end of the administration's first term.
In addition, in June 2026, the Federal Executive Council approved the contract for the 2nd batch of projects to build eight new substations and upgrade 4 existing ones in targeted load centres. Power project implementation requires equipment that is a long-lead item and thus cannot be achieved overnight.
President Tinubu quickly identified that unlocking the power sector requires resolving commercial challenges: Operators need to charge cost-reflective tariffs, while electricity must remain affordable for most of the population. Marrying these two contrasting objectives requires careful planning and policy formulation. A first step was creating Service Bands with different tariffs to improve the financial viability of the Distribution companies and improve cash flow in the sector. This has also reduced the government's financial burden related to tariff subsidies. The administration will continue to explore ways to improve the commercial situation of the power sector while protecting access to electricity for the less privileged in society.
Fixing the electricity market and power sector is ongoing work.
President Tinubu has not deviated an inch from his commitment. As he seeks Nigerians' mandate for a second term in office, he will proudly present his scorecard in the power sector and clearly tell Nigerians what remains to be done.
Dele Alake
Spokesperson
APC Presidential Campaign Council
November 1, 2026
Great parents make great kids. There are exceptions, of course, but generally, the values children exhibit often reflect the homes they come from. Great parents make great kids, a bully was likely raised by one, too.
What use is great health care , good roads, access to cheap food and great education if our Emirs and Kings are not driving luxury cars ?
If someone does this to you, just avoid them and run away. A lot of mentally challenged people walking amongst us, you have no idea what they even have on them, they will kill her and that's the end. She's not worth it !
The crazy part is every election season, this guy drags people that wants the best for him and his family, after the election he will go back to start selling drinks 😂😃, they won't help him or give him any major contract or position 😂😃. Suffer no they tire you ?
