Ade Adetolaju

APC Data boys and sycophants will run away from this post. This is a hit-and-run video 😁

Honestly, some of us need to work together and work hard to change the narrative in Ekiti State. Politicians in Ekiti have used poverty as a weapon to manipulate citizens for a very long time. As a result, no matter how much they suffer, ₦5k looks like ₦10 million to them. This is why we have so many hungry data boys supporting the same politicians who have reduced them to almost beggars.

What is needed in Ekiti before we can experience real development. First, we need a complete overhaul of our orientation and mindset, from the youngest to the oldest. The approach must be deliberate, holistic, and sustained. We must unite as a state to break free from the political slavery that has held our people back for far too long. We need to change how people think, understand their rights, and view leadership and governance. Our people must realise that their future and the future of generations to come are worth far more than the temporary benefits politicians offer to secure their loyalty. Once we get this right, other things will gradually fall into place and become easier to achieve. A change in mindset will lay the foundation for lasting progress and development in our state. This first step is the hardest, but it is also the most important.If we can get it right, we will be on our way to building a state where the people, not politicians, hold the real power.

Do you know that your children can go online to find out more information about the candidate you support and choose to emulate such a candidate? This is why fathers should be careful about whom they support.

Peter Obi is the kind of politician we can write a lesson note about and use as a positive example to teach children in school. Imagine teaching your children in school to be like Tinubu. 😄 The people supporting Tinubu here would be the first to demand the head of any teacher who dared to do that. 😅

If not for the money APC is spending to influence hungry and heartless people, Sowore would have had more reason to be hopeful about the outcome of the coming election than the APC.

We need to prevent Tinubu and the APC from rigging the 2027 election by all means and at all cost. They don’t seem ready to encourage people to vote and be voted for; instead, they appear to be waiting until January 2027 to rig the election. It is now up to us to do two things: vote and remain vigilant to prevent electoral rigging of APC.

Most people who supported the killing of youths at the Lekki Toll Gate six years ago are still supporting Tinubu and the APC to this day. This particular event was the genesis of the Japa movement, and many keyed into that advocacy. It was the moment most people decided it was time to leave Nigeria. It was a period when it became glaringly obvious that the country had only a slim chance of getting better. May the souls of people killed RIP💔💔😢 #EndSARS

A friend’s husband collapsed one morning, and they took him to different hospitals across Lagos, but there was no bed space. It was only after one of their senior church members contacted a senior staff member at LUTH that they were asked to bring him in. When they arrived, they were asked to go for some tests at a location some distance from the hospital. By the time they returned, it was around 2 p.m. They were given two options: a general ward for ₦250,000 or the ICU for ₦500,000. They opted for the ICU, while someone was already at the pharmacy purchasing drugs worth ₦150,000. Tragically, within 10 minutes of being taken into the ICU, he died. It was around 3 p.m. Almost the same thing happened to a friend in the UK. Her mother reportedly spent two days on a hospital bus before the family’s personal connections helped them secure a bed. Three days later, just as preparations were being made for surgery, her mother passed away. In Nigeria, anything beyond common ailments like malaria and headaches can feel like a 50/50 chance of survival. It is heartbreaking that access to timely medical care can be such a struggle when every second counts.

Toluwani could have survived if someone had attempted CPR and a defibrillator had been available nearby. However, the chances of survival are close to zero if there are no people trained in CPR and no defibrillator available. We need a leader who prioritises the lives of his citizens, not one who flies out of the country to receive medical treatment while leaving Nigerians without even a basic defibrillator. Vote Peter Obi for a better Nigeria. 👌

The Tinubu government is now buying people’s consciences as if they were buying yams in the market. May we never have a president like Tinubu in Nigeria ever again. 2027 is the year we must take our country back!