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Whaaaaasaaaaaaat!!!! Kwankwasiyya don scatter Hall for Enugu Obikwankwaso Town Hall @AdaOgbuNara @PeterObi @KwankwasoRM @NigeriaNDCHQ @iamHSDickson
This is how the Obikwankwaso Town Hall is looking with @PeterObi and @KwankwasoRM and the team. There are also overflow outside. By the time the eagle 🦅 lands everywhere go catch fire 🔥
This is how the Obikwankwaso Town Hall is looking with @PeterObi and @KwankwasoRM and the team. There are also overflow outside. By the time the eagle 🦅 lands everywhere go catch fire 🔥
Enugu Obikwankwaso Town Hall is getting heated @JWEZEE, @AmaechiChinas @samclaat are all in the building 🏨
Kwankwasiyya women are fully involved #ObiKwankwaso Town Hall Meeting
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ENUGU, WE ARE READY!🔥🔥
The hall is ready, the preparations are complete, and the excitement is at its peak!
Nothing has dampened our spirits. Nothing has shaken our resolve.
ENUGU, ARE YOU READY?
Come out in your numbers as we welcome His Excellency, Mr. Peter Obi, and Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso to the Coal City for a town hall meeting and meaningful conversations about the future of our nation.
📍 Venue: Amadeo Event Center, Ebiano Tunnel Road, Enugu.
📅 Date: Thursday, 29th October 2026
🕑 Town Hall Meeting: 2PM
🎓 Youth and Student Engagement: 3PM
We are ready to welcome you! See you there! 🔥
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
#PoliticsforPublicGood
#TakeBackYourGovernment
Enugu is getting reading to welcome OBI Keankwaso in a Town Hall Meeting @AdaOgbuNara
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The Lagos State PCC Coordinator, Mr. @ifesalakooffice paid a familiarisation and solidarity visit to the Director General of the NDC Presidential Campaign Council @ziter001 at the campaign headquarters in Abuja.
It's a MUST, Nigeria MUST be OK.
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After his engagements in Nasarawa and a brief meeting in Abuja, H.E. Peter Obi flew straight to Lagos, where he briefly watched the Chelsea vs. Liverpool match.
H.E. will be in Enugu later today for the Coal City Town Hall Meeting.
‘Energy Dey cry’.😁✌🏻
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NDC RELEASES LIST OF ITS ZONAL CAMPAIGN COORDINATORS.
NDC ZONAL CAMPAIGN COORDINATORS
1. South East - Senator COORDINATOR Nnaji
2. North East - Prof. Muhammad Tukur
3. North West - Engr. Abubakar Sani (MEWER)
4. South South - Chief Asukewe Ikoawaji
5. South West - Hon. Kayode Oseni
6. North Central - Prof Lawal Salihu
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NASARAWA STATE: SECURITY, EDUCATION, HEALTHCARE AND LIFTING OUR PEOPLE OUT OF POVERTY
Following yesterday’s visit to Kogi State, I proceeded to Akwanga, Nasarawa State, today, 28 October 2026, to continue our series of town hall meetings across Nigeria. These engagements provide an opportunity to interact directly with our people, listen to their concerns, and understand their expectations for a better Nigeria.
In Akwanga, I granted an interview to a local radio station, where we discussed critical national issues, particularly insecurity, the economy, and the urgent need to lift millions of Nigerians out of poverty.
I was subsequently joined by my dear elder brother and the NDC Vice Presidential Candidate, His Excellency, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, for the town hall meeting.
Participants raised important questions and shared their concerns about insecurity, particularly the challenges women face in accessing their farms; support for persons with disabilities and other vulnerable groups; fuel subsidy; corruption; the present government’s excessive borrowing; the deteriorating state of our schools; and other challenges affecting their daily lives.
In my response, I assured the participants that our first priority, upon election, would be to unite the country, decisively tackle corruption, and confront the insecurity ravaging communities across Nigeria.
I also reaffirmed our shared commitment to massive investment in education and healthcare, including the provision of at least one fully functional primary healthcare centre in every political ward across the country. Our goal is to reduce the cost of living, expand opportunities, and lift Nigerians out of poverty.
I sincerely thank all participants, our party members, the organisers, and the good people of Nasarawa State for their warm reception, thoughtful contributions, and active participation.
A New Nigeria is POssible, and Nigeria will be OK! -PO
