Tinubu tired of mandate oooo

HE Rotimi Chibuike Ameachi, is the Vice Presidential candidate to H. E Atiku.

A lot of people tend to forget that Peter Obi like most Governors during his time had to deal with a global recession. Many governments, states, and companies borrowed money to maintain infrastructure, education, healthcare, and economic activity. During that period, borrowing was often a tool of fiscal management rather than a sign of failure. Obi governed through part of that difficult economic period. If Anambra carried debt, the relevant question is whether the debt was excessive and whether the state’s finances remained healthy.

DEMOCRACY DAY MESSAGE BY HON. IFE SALAKO June 12, 2026 My dear people of Alimosho Federal Constituency and Nigerians at large, As we commemorate Democracy Day today, June 12, I join millions of Nigerians in honoring the sacrifices of our democratic heroes who fought tirelessly for freedom, justice, equity, and the right of the people to choose their leaders. June 12 remains a symbol of the people's will, courage, and determination to build a nation where every citizen can live in peace, dignity, and prosperity. Sadly, as we celebrate this historic day, our nation is confronted with enormous challenges that continue to test the strength of our democracy. Across the country, innocent children, teachers, women, and men are being kidnapped by criminals. Families live in fear, communities are under siege, and many parents are uncertain about the safety of their children. The recent abductions of schoolchildren and teachers in different parts of Nigeria remind us that our nation must urgently prioritize the protection of lives and property. Beyond insecurity, millions of Nigerians are battling severe economic hardship. Hunger, poverty, unemployment, inflation, and the rising cost of living have pushed many families to the brink. Citizens work tirelessly but can barely afford food, healthcare, education, and transportation. The gap between the hopes of our people and the realities they face continues to widen. Democracy must be more than periodic elections; it must translate into good governance, accountability, security, economic opportunities, and a better quality of life for the people. A democracy that cannot protect its citizens or provide basic necessities requires sincere reflection and urgent action from those entrusted with leadership. Despite these challenges, I remain optimistic about the future of Nigeria. Our resilience as a people has always been our greatest strength. Together, we can build a nation where justice prevails, where every child can go to school without fear, where every citizen can earn a decent living, and where the government truly serves the people. As I often say, "If you don't do politics, politics will do you." This is a reminder that citizens must actively participate in shaping the future of our nation through responsible civic engagement and democratic participation. On this Democracy Day, let us regnite our commitment to nation-building, unity, justice, and the pursuit of a better Nigeria for all. Happy Democracy Hon. Ife Salako For House of Representatives Alimosho Federal Constituency

DEMOCRACY DAY MESSAGE BY HON. IFE SALAKO June 12, 2026 My dear people of Alimosho Federal Constituency and Nigerians at large, As we commemorate Democracy Day today, June 12, I join millions of Nigerians in honoring the sacrifices of our democratic heroes who fought tirelessly for freedom, justice, equity, and the right of the people to choose their leaders. June 12 remains a symbol of the people's will, courage, and determination to build a nation where every citizen can live in peace, dignity, and prosperity. Sadly, as we celebrate this historic day, our nation is confronted with enormous challenges that continue to test the strength of our democracy. Across the country, innocent children, teachers, women, and men are being kidnapped by criminals. Families live in fear, communities are under siege, and many parents are uncertain about the safety of their children. The recent abductions of schoolchildren and teachers in different parts of Nigeria remind us that our nation must urgently prioritize the protection of lives and property. Beyond insecurity, millions of Nigerians are battling severe economic hardship. Hunger, poverty, unemployment, inflation, and the rising cost of living have pushed many families to the brink. Citizens work tirelessly but can barely afford food, healthcare, education, and transportation. The gap between the hopes of our people and the realities they face continues to widen. Democracy must be more than periodic elections; it must translate into good governance, accountability, security, economic opportunities, and a better quality of life for the people. A democracy that cannot protect its citizens or provide basic necessities requires sincere reflection and urgent action from those entrusted with leadership. Despite these challenges, I remain optimistic about the future of Nigeria. Our resilience as a people has always been our greatest strength. Together, we can build a nation where justice prevails, where every child can go to school without fear, where every citizen can earn a decent living, and where the government truly serves the people. As I often say, "If you don't do politics, politics will do you." This is a reminder that citizens must actively participate in shaping the future of our nation through responsible civic engagement and democratic participation. On this Democracy Day, let us regnite our commitment to nation-building, unity, justice, and the pursuit of a better Nigeria for all. Happy Democracy Hon. Ife Salako For House of Representatives Alimosho Federal Constituency

See what Obidients did to a GrandFather all in the name of politics. May obidients not happen to us🙏🙏🙏

Guess who is with Obi in this picture? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Politics ya werey gan ooo.