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Hard Work Beats Talent retweeted
Dr. Chiogo Constance Ikokwu, Spokesperson, NDC Presidential Campaign Council, highlights the need for fiscal discipline, transparency and accountability in Nigeria's management of public resources.
She questions the gap between rising government revenue and inadequate funding for critical sectors, stressing that Nigeria needs responsible financial management and investment in infrastructure, healthcare and education.
#VoteNDC
#NigeriaWillBeOk
#VoteOK
Hard Work Beats Talent retweeted
From Portharcourt Mr. Peter Obi arrives Lagos State for funeral program of his Late Friend Chief Sir Okey Ezibe❗️
Hard Work Beats Talent retweeted
It's not enough to vote; we must stay till the votes are counted, and follow it up till the collation centers!
Hard Work Beats Talent retweeted
No presidential candidate in Nigeria today has made half of the sacrifices His Excellency, @PeterObi has continued to make in his effort to engage with AS MANY NIGERIANS as possible.
While some presidential candidates are picking and choosing which states to visit, His Excellency is traversing the globe to engage Nigerians.
He is doing that because he believes that Nigerians are the ones who should determine who leads them.
Not INEC.
Not the judiciary.
Not Wike or Tinubu.
Nigerians.
And on January 16, 2027, the same Nigerians will #RiseAsOne to make him President and also make sure that he is declared and sworn in as our next President.
Let's make it a date!
Hard Work Beats Talent retweeted
ENGAGEMENT WITH THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION: DEFENDING DEMOCRACY AND THE RIGHTS OF NIGERIANS
Following my meeting with the British High Commissioner yesterday, 5th November 2026, I met with all Ambassadors of the European Union countries in Abuja on the same day.
Our discussions centred on a number of issues, especially the cost of living and welfare of Nigerians, the state of governance in our country, and the forthcoming elections.
I reiterated my appeal to the international community to support the democratic right of Nigerians to freely and fairly choose their leaders in a peaceful environment. The international community should stand with the Nigerian people in defending this fundamental right.
The very essence of democracy is respect for the right of citizens to freely make their choices and determine who governs them.
I thank the European Union Commission for the invitation and the opïportunity for this important engagement.
A new Nigeria is POssible. -PO
Hard Work Beats Talent retweeted
Thank you, thank you and thank you.
We love and appreciate your support.
A new and working Nigeria is POssible.
Clock it!✌🏾🔥
Hard Work Beats Talent retweeted
Kwankwaso is really doing the Lord's work in Lagos State. He's currently in Agege.
The whole Hausa community on Lagos State are voting him.
Hard Work Beats Talent retweeted
*NOTICE OF CRUCIAL MEETING*
*OFFICE OF THE OBIDIENT NATIONAL COORDINATOR*
The general public, all Obidient family, and stakeholders are hereby notified of a *VERY CRUCIAL MEETING* scheduled as follows:
*CONVENED BY:* Dr. Moses Paul — Obidient National Coordinator
*DATE:* Saturday, 7th November, 2026
*TIME:* 2:00 PM Prompt
*VENUE:* Obidient Headquarters, Life Camp, Abuja
*THOSE EXPECTED TO ATTEND:*
- Obidient State Executives
- Area Council Executives
- Ward Coordinators and Executives
- Support Groups, Conveners, Coordinators and Leaders
- Steering Committee
- Stakeholders
*AGENDA:* Intensifying the Campaign for *H.E. Peter Obi and H.E. Rabiu Kwankwaso* and the New Nigeria Project.
This is a very crucial meeting. Not to be missed.
Attendance is compulsory for all listed above.
*A New Nigeria is POssible!*
Signed:
*Comrade Daniel Dumije*
*Coordinator*
*Obidient Movement, FCT*
Hard Work Beats Talent retweeted
In this video:
1. An unauthorized person, not even an inec official is seen sharing PVCs
2. . People are being asked by INEC to go and collect their voters's card from their counselors of a political party.
Are we serious at all in this country?
These people are showing you that they have rigged this election already - they’re not campaigning, they’re just waiting for the charade they scheduled for January, called elections, to be over so they can continue their government of pestilence and destruction.
They are sharing positions rather than campaigning.
And you people are watching and handling them with kids gloves.
See #OccupyInec nationwide o. The heist has already been concluded. January is formality.
Hard Work Beats Talent retweeted
2027 presents an opportunity for us to regain our freedom; do not miss it!
Hard Work Beats Talent retweeted
Announcing the presence of the NDC Presidential Candidate, His Excellency Mr. Peter Gregory Obi, at the dedication of the 120,000-capacity Hand of God Cathedral of Salvation Ministries in Port Harcourt today. 🔥
Hard Work Beats Talent retweeted
I'm very sad that this is happening in Akwa Ibom. It is not enough that they've restricted movement in most parts of the hotspots in Uyo now Civil servants are mandated to go fill up the stadium for a failure of a President.
I'm really speechless rn
Hard Work Beats Talent retweeted
INEC, INEC, INEC, Nigerians deserve to know when they can collect their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs). It is already November, and with just 79 days to the election, time is running out. How much longer must we wait? We need clear information and an urgent update on the collection process.
Hard Work Beats Talent retweeted
Today, November 5th, I had the honour of meeting with the new British High Commissioner to Nigeria and his team at the High Commissioner's Residence in Abuja. I congratulated him and the British people on the occasion of the birthday of His Majesty King Charles III.
Our discussions covered a wide range of issues, particularly governance, the welfare of Nigerians, and the forthcoming elections.
I emphasised that our appeal to the international community is not for support for any particular candidate or political party. It is for something far more fundamental: the protection of the Nigerian people's democratic right to freely choose their leaders through free, fair, transparent and credible elections.
Democracy must be about the people, their choices and their future. I therefore encouraged the international community to continue standing with Nigerians, promoting accountability and insisting that the will of the people must prevail.
A New Nigeria is POssible! -PO
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PRESS STATEMENT
THE JUDICIARY SHOULD NOT ALLOW ITSELF TO BE USED TO STIFLE DEMOCRACY
NDC WARNS AGAINST THE JUDGMENT NULLIFYING THE DAVID MARK LEADERSHIP OF THE ADC
We have noted the Federal High Court judgment derecognizing the David Mark-led leadership of the African Democratic Congress (ADC).
While we respect the judiciary as the last hope of the common man, we are concerned that judgments of this nature, if not carefully handled, risk creating the impression that the courts are being used to scuttle democracy and weaken opposition.
The way some of these judgements are being churned out, especially from the High Courts suggests a deliberate effort to shut out the ADC from the forthcoming general elections by other means.
This would amount to further shrinking the chances of multi-party democracy which is already under a big threat under the APC-led government of President Bola Ahmed
Tinubu.
We therefore caution the judiciary to guard its independence, impartiality, and integrity at all times.
We urge the ADC to appeal the judgment without delay and call on the appellate court to grant an accelerated hearing in view of the fast-approaching 2027 general elections, so that uncertainty does not undermine democratic participation.
A New Nigeria is POssible!
Signed:
Osa Director, Esq.
For Inquiries: @DirectorOsa
National Publicity Secretary
Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC)
Hard Work Beats Talent retweeted
The Impurities in the Voters Register Are Beyond the Figures INEC Has Released
- Itodo
YIAGA Africa has started auditing the voter register, and we found duplications, dead people, multiple registrants, and underage registrants. The figures released by INEC are not a reflection of the level of impurities.
Samson Itodo, Executive Director, YIAGA Africa