Pension advisory services,facility management, and enviromental services provisioning
Abuja, Nigeria
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Nnamdi Samuel retweeted
Our Supreme Leader @iamHSDickson don deliver him PU 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾✌🏾😁
No Rice or Bread shared, just pure love!
Thiefnubu is a One-Term President! #RigandDie2027
People's President on the move
JESUS!!!! 😳😱😲😱😲😱
Peter Obi enter canoe and crossed river, because he wanted to go and meet with Nigerians!!!!!
This man loves Nigerians more than Nigerians love themselves 😭🥺😩
God abeg oooo
Do it for us, we pray🙏🙇🙌 nitter.cf/Peter4Nigeria/status/2…
Nnamdi Samuel retweeted
Bayelsa did not disappoint. Thank you to Bayelsans for trooping out. Let’s build Nigeria together.
Nnamdi Samuel retweeted
Dangwasgwas said they are threatening him for supporting Peter Obi and also trying to induce him with money to stop but this our man is solid in his stance - Obi or nothing.
ALL EYES ON INEC
🗣️: "INEC's CVR does not support upload of images but live images, so how was AI images used?"
🗣️: "INEC should be audited by an independent body. I won't vote if this is not done."
🗣️: "This is not a data breach, this is intentional data manipulation and malpractice."
Callers on #SunnySide with @JoyceOnyemuwa slam INEC over alleged AI photos and duplicate records in voter register.
INEC has said it is investigating suspected artificial intelligence (AI)-generated photographs found inside its preliminary register of voters published on its website, promising to correct verified irregularities before certifying the final register on December 15.
#NigeriaInfoSS
Nnamdi Samuel retweeted
ENUGU STATE: LISTENING TO THE PEOPLE AND BUILDING A UNITED NIGERIA
Following yesterday’s (29th October) town hall meeting in Abakaliki, Ebonyi State, I proceeded to Enugu State, where we held another town hall meeting as part of our ongoing nationwide engagement.
I was joined by my brother and Vice Presidential Candidate of our party, the NDC, His Excellency, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso.
In Enugu, we met with our teeming supporters and enthusiastic citizens who lined the streets and besieged the venue in their numbers.
In our conversations, including the contributions from our Vice Presidential Candidate and me, we reiterated our commitment to uniting and securing the country, tackling corruption, massively investing in critical areas of development, particularly health and education, and pulling our people out of poverty.
Shortly before the town hall event, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso and I met with the leadership of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Enugu Chapter, where we reaffirmed our commitment to national unity, religious harmony and peaceful coexistence.
Leadership must be about listening to the people. Those seeking to lead must understand what Nigerians need and be willing to receive feedback on the impact of government policies and decisions.
I thank our teeming supporters, party members and organisers for their dedication and commitment. I also thank the good people of Enugu State for their warm reception.
A New Nigeria is POssible, and Nigeria will be OK! -PO
Gbamsolutely
You told Nigerians we could no longer rely on borrowing. That was your excuse for removing fuel subsidy — to save money for development and to service our debts effectively. At one point, you even claimed Nigeria does not have a revenue problem.
Yet today, you have borrowed more than all past presidents combined. They paid subsidy and did not plunge Nigeria into this level of debt. You removed subsidy, have borrowed even more in just three years, can't even fund your own budgets, and have nothing to show for it. To understand this kind of reform, one must be an idiot.
Nnamdi Samuel retweeted
*Your health matters!*
NDC Kosofe invites all Kosofe L.G.A. residents to benefit from this free medical outreach.
📍 Venue: L & K Bus-Stop, Oworo 📅 31st October 2026 ⏰ 9am
Don't miss out! Come early, bring your loved ones, and spread the word!
#kosofewillbeOK #Kosofe2027
This is the way to go
Vote for NDC top to bottom
Nigeria will be OK
Obi/Kwankwoso is the ticket
NDC is the party
#Kosofe2027
#kosofewillbeOK
Gbamsolutely
RE: SENATOR ROCHAS OKOROCHA’S REMARKS ON PETER OBI’S SINGLE-TERM COVENANT
We have reviewed Senator Rochas Okorocha’s comments on Channels Television’s *Politics Today*.
We accept his description of Peter Obi as “a fantastic gentleman; clear in his head.” On the claim that a single term is “a four-year gambling,” we respectfully disagree.
Section 135(2) of the 1999 Constitution provides that a President shall leave office after four years and may seek a further four years. In law, “may” is permissive, not mandatory. A single term is therefore constitutional. It is not a gamble.
Nigeria already tested an eight-year tenure between 2015 and 2023. The result was rising inflation, a weakened naira, soaring public debt, widespread poverty, and insecurity across the country. That is the real balance sheet of prolonged tenure without performance.
Peter Obi’s offer is a performance bond, not a gamble. He has pledged to serve one term, to be judged strictly by results, and to hand over power in 2031 in recognition that it is the turn of the North. This is sacrifice for national stability.
Leadership is measured by impact, not duration. Nigeria’s problem has never been insufficient time. It has been the repeated failure to use time well. Mr. Obi proposes to reverse that culture: one term dedicated entirely to delivery.
When a man entitled to eight years voluntarily chooses four and invites the nation to judge him by results, he is not gambling. He is sacrificing.
This is not a gamble. It is a rescue mission with a deadline.
Signed,
Mallam Ibrahim Hussain Abdulkarim
Director-General
National Campaign Council
Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC)
#VoteNDC
#NigeriaWillBeOK
Nnamdi Samuel retweeted
HOW MUCH MORE DEBT CAN NIGERIA CARRY?
President Bola Tinubu’s request for approval to borrow $20.52 billion and €1.045 billion raises urgent questions about Nigeria’s debt burden and the future we are mortgaging for the next generation.
Nigeria’s external debt rose from $43.16 billion in June 2023 to $54.52 billion in June 2026—an increase of $11.36 billion, or 26.3%. Total public debt also rose from ₦87.38 trillion to ₦166.79 trillion over the same period, an increase of approximately 90.9%.
Adding the latest loan request and previously approved but undrawn financing suggests potential external debt exposure of about $81.96 billion, assuming no overlap and that all the financing is eventually drawn. This is an illustrative estimate, not official debt outstanding.
The government says the new loans will fund critical development projects. But Nigerians deserve to know precisely what these loans will deliver. Which roads have been completed? Which hospitals are operational? Which power projects have increased electricity supply? Where are the measurable benefits for businesses and households struggling with the cost of living?
If government revenues are increasing, why does the need for additional borrowing remain so substantial? And why seek more loans when lawmakers have raised concerns about inadequate capital releases to ministries, departments and agencies under previous budgets?
Before approving further borrowing, the President and the National Assembly must demand full transparency. Government should publish a project-by-project register of external loans since May 2023, detailing the amounts borrowed and disbursed, loan terms, project locations, implementation status and independently verified outcomes. Nigerians also deserve a clear assessment of future debt-service obligations and the risks posed by exchange-rate movements.
Borrowing can support national development, but only when investments deliver measurable benefits and repayment remains sustainable. The question is not simply how much Nigeria can borrow, but what Nigerians are getting in return.
The National Assembly must subject these requests to rigorous scrutiny and ensure that the public receives clear answers before the country assumes further obligations.
Let’s build the Nigeria we want together, a Nigeria that works.
Signed
Dr. Chiogo Constance Ikokwu Spokesperson NDC National Presidential Campaign CouncilObi/Kwankwaso 2027
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#TakeBackYourGovernment
