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Tinubu Must Remember His Days In The Trenches – Segun Sowunmi

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He insisted that the President must ensure that he does not add to the burdens of the people…..CONTINUE READING....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Sowunmi stated this during an interview with The Punch.

He wondered how people in rural parts of the country would be surviving if those in the southwest are complaining about hunger.

He said, “President Bola Tinubu needs to pull himself up. He should remember his days in the trenches. He should look at his people firmly in the eyes and say I am not here to add to the burdens of Nigerians.

“If people in the South-West could be shouting they are hungry, you can imagine what is happening in far-flung parts of the country where commerce and industry are not so localized.”

Speaking further, Sowunmi condemned Tinubu’s tax system.

“I can see what the President is trying to do with taxation, he is trying to have a unitary tax system and remove multiple taxation with the hope that it will stimulate growth but I am surprised that President Tinubu thinks that the solution to this is devaluation of currency.

“You don’t have to imagine that every policy failure of the government must be burdened on the people or what were you thinking was going to happen to the people when the cost of the exchange rate was going to be such that even a loaf of bread is no longer what it used to be when a bag of rice is N60,000.

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Political Earthquake! NDC Vice Presidential Candidate Kwankwaso Storms Port Harcourt In Massive Showdown!.

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As political momentum builds toward the 2027 general elections, Rabi’u Kwankwaso, the vice-presidential candidate for the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), has touched down in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. Arriving on Wednesday, the former Kano State governor is slated to hold a series of strategic meetings aimed at bolstering the party’s grassroots mobilization and overall presence across the South-South zone.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

His arrival was officially publicized via a statement on the verified handle of the OK Movement, which warmly received the prominent politician as part of a nationwide outreach initiative. Highlighting the objectives of the visit, the movement’s statement emphasized a shared dedication to fostering national unity and rallying citizens for a prosperous future under the campaign banner.

This high-profile visit follows closely on the heels of a strategic meeting in Abuja, where NDC presidential candidate Peter Obi welcomed Kwankwaso at the Obidient Movement headquarters to coordinate campaign preparations for the 2027 race. Both political figures previously aligned with the African Democratic Congress (ADC) before transitioning to the NDC in May, a move prompted by persistent internal conflicts and unresolved legal battles within their former platform.

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Total Political Warfare! Wike Exposes Two APC Governors Plotting Against Him In A Massive Showdown!.

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Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister Nyesom Wike has claimed that two All Progressives Congress (APC) governors, Hope Uzodinma of Imo State and Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq of Kwara State, are actively working against him and have failed to return the political support he previously extended to them. Speaking during a media interaction in Port Harcourt on Wednesday, Wike singled out Governor Abdulrazaq as the leader of an active campaign against him, noting that he has already confronted him directly over the issue. He also expressed disappointment regarding his relationship with Governor Uzodinma, pointing out that the Imo governor has neglected to acknowledge or reciprocate his past backing.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Addressing broader political developments ahead of the 2027 elections during his monthly media parley, Wike emphasized that he refuses to remain a passive spectator and let African Democratic Congress (ADC) presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar secure a victory. Defending his frequent presence in Rivers State, the minister rejected labels that he had permanently relocated, explaining that he needs to stay actively connected with local constituents rather than sitting comfortably in Abuja and trusting unverified assurances from political allies. Stressing the critical nature of the current political climate, Wike maintained that personal oversight is essential to ensure everything runs smoothly on the ground.

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‘They Are Deceiving Makinde, He Will Lose Supporters Before 2027 Elections – Ojo

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Adebayo Mutalubi Ojo, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria and former Oyo State Commissioner for Justice, has cautioned that Governor Seyi Makinde is likely to face a mass withdrawal of support from key political allies ahead of the 2027 general elections. Speaking on the political podcast OpenForum360, Ojo noted that the true political dynamics in the state will surface by December 2026, claiming that many politicians currently pledging loyalty to Makinde are merely biding their time before openly opposing his preferred gubernatorial successor, Bimbo Adekanmbi.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The former commissioner pointed out that while Makinde’s high popularity remains his greatest political asset, it could simultaneously turn into a heavy liability. Because Adekanmbi is heavily backed by the governor, Ojo likened their political alignment to “Siamese twins,” warning that Adekanmbi will inevitably inherit both Makinde’s political goodwill and his adversaries. He further criticized the internal handling of party politics, suggesting that a transparent and democratic primary process within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) might have altered the turbulent reactions surrounding the choice of successor.

Drawing comparisons to internal fissures within the All Progressives Congress (APC)—where figures like Adebayo Adelabu, Senator Buhari, and others have navigated distinct political positions—Ojo asserted that many within Makinde’s camp are masking their true reservations. He warned that similar quiet discontent previously led to severe electoral consequences for ruling parties in places like Osun State. Concluding his assessment, Ojo expressed personal regard for Adekanmbi as a friend, but cautioned that the inner circle surrounding the candidate risks insulating him from harsh political realities.

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