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‘Consider Resigning If Overwhelmed By Nigeria’s Challenges,’ PDP Governors Advise Tinubu

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‘Consider Resigning If Overwhelmed By Nigeria’s Challenges,’ PDP Governors Advise Tinubu....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has been urged to consider stepping down from his role if he feels burdened by the multitude of challenges currently facing the nation…….CONTINUE READING

Governors elected under the banner of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) issued this call while expressing concern over the numerous issues plaguing the country under the leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

In a recent statement, the PDP Governors stressed the importance of the ruling party fulfilling its obligations to tackle Nigeria’s problems instead of exacerbating them or resorting to blame-shifting and misinformation.

They pointed out that the hardships faced by Nigerians cut across tribal, religious, and political lines, emphasizing that “a hungry man is an angry man.”

The governors underscored that while every level of government has a role to play, it is primarily the responsibility of the APC-led Federal Government to rally Nigerians and all branches of government for sustainable solutions. Should the government be unable to fulfill this role, they suggested it gracefully step aside.

The opposition leaders further emphasized that the ultimate responsibility lies with the President, who serves as Nigeria’s Chief Executive Officer, the President and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, and the nation’s primary leader and advocate.

Nevertheless, they expressed their commitment to collaborating with the President to find lasting solutions to the challenges exacerbated or created by the APC since 2015.

The PDP Governors also expressed disappointment with the Minister of Information, the APC Governors’ Forum, and other officials of the APC-led Federal Government for criticizing the PDP-GF’s suggestions, advice, and patriotic efforts to chart a path forward for the country. This sentiment was outlined in a communique issued following their recent meeting in Abuja.

“The Minister of Information, APC Governors’ Forum, and other officials of the Federal Government who criticized the PDP Governors’ Forum for their patriotic intervention should remember that the APC sought power to solve Nigeria’s problems, not exacerbate them or shift blame,” the statement noted.

“PDP-governed States are among the best in Nigeria in terms of developmental policies, programs, and projects that positively impact their States, regular payment of salaries, pensions, gratuities, and the minimum wage to their workforce.

“States that fail to address these issues are not affiliated with the PDP. Such claims are inaccurate.

“Even the food crises are exacerbated by insecurity and high exchange rates, among other issues, which are primarily federal matters.

“The PDP Governors, as governance stakeholders, will continue to work collaboratively with Mr. President to find lasting solutions to the difficult situation exacerbated or created by the APC since 2015. We believe in cooperative federalism.

“We have faith that he is doing his best. We only hope and pray that his best is sufficient to lead Nigeria out of its current challenges as soon as possible,” the statement concluded, as signed by the Director-General of PDP Governors’ Forum, Hon CID Maduabum.

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Fresh Twist As Letter Shows Benue Police Knew About Peter Obi’s Visit

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Valentine Obienyem, spokesperson for Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential candidate Peter Obi, has published a notification letter proving that the Benue State Commissioner of Police was duly informed ahead of Obi’s visit to the state. The release of the document follows an incident where suspected thugs blocked Obi’s convoy, preventing him from accessing the Yelwata community and forcing him to turn back.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The state government, however, accused Obi of failing to inform the governor, Hyacinth Alia and the state government of his visit, adding that no security arrangements had been made ahead of his reported movement.

The government argued that a visit by a presidential candidate should ordinarily be communicated to the relevant security agencies to allow adequate protection.

However, Obienyem shared a letter on social media indicating that the Benue State Commissioner of Police had been notified before the visit.

The letter, dated September 7, 2026, was signed by the NDC Chairman in Benue State, Ohini Ojegbe.

The police acknowledged it the same day and signed it with an officer identified as Daniel Tarwa.

Tarwa, a superintendent of police, confirmed to Premium Times on Wednesday that the police indeed received the letter from the NDC and equally provided security cover for Obi.

I respectfully write to notify your office that the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, His Excellency Peter Obi, will be coming to Benue State on Tuesday, 8th September 2026. He is scheduled to arrive in Makurdi at about 8 a.m. and will immediately proceed from the Airport to Yelwata to meet with family members and representatives of the community affected by the 2025 massacre,” Ojegbe stated in the letter

The NDC chairman also informed the police that Obi planned to visit a memorial site to pay his respects to victims and lay a wreath in their honour.

The visit will be very brief as the Presidential Candidate and his entourage will leave Yelwata and Benue State immediately after the visit, before noon.

“We request you to kindly provide security cover for him and his entourage,” Ojegbe added.

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Ultimate Betrayal Alert! Governor Makinde Set To Dump PDP, Join APC At Last Minute, And Deliver Votes To Tinubu — Emechebe!.

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Afia TV journalist Cece Emechebe has projected that Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde might ultimately miss out on the 2027 presidential ballot. Sharing her political assessment during a Tuesday interview on Afia TV, Emechebe suggested that as the elections approach and Makinde’s political trajectory remains fluid, he could bypass a full presidential run to negotiate a last-minute alliance with the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and back President Bola Tinubu, driven partly by ethnic alignment as a fellow Yoruba man.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

While currently contesting under the Allied Peoples’ Movement (APM)—having secured the party’s presidential ticket during a May 2026 rally in Ibadan—Emechebe maintains that Makinde lacks the robust mandate required to see the race through to the end, pointing instead toward an inevitable political coalition.

Emechebe elaborated on these possibilities, stating:

“There’s another chance that he might decide to switch and then ally with the ruling party at the last moment and then sell his votes to Tinubu, the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, on the grounds of a number of factors like ethnicity. He’s a Yoruba man after all. I’m just painting the scenarios that could happen.

But whatever happens at the end of the day, one thing is certain: you can say you heard it from me first. Seyi Makinde will not end up on that ballot fully when the rubber hits the fire. He’s not going to be on that ballot because he doesn’t have a strong enough mandate to pursue this. But he’s going to form an alliance, with whom is yet to be seen.”

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Political Independence Declared! Seriake Dickson Drops Bombshell, Denies Ties To Obidient And Kwankwasiyya Movements!.

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Senator Seriake Dickson, the National Leader of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), has stated that the party has successfully settled its internal matters by finalizing its candidates and is now fully dedicated to winning the 2027 general election. Speaking on Wednesday during an appearance on Arise Television’s Prime Time, Dickson addressed the dynamics between the party and the primary support bases of its presidential standard-bearer, Peter Obi, and vice-presidential running mate, Rabiu Kwankwaso. He emphasized that the ultimate objective for all affiliated groups is securing victory at the polls.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

While clarifying that he is neither a member of the Obidient movement nor the Kwankwasiyya political support group, Dickson maintained that his absolute loyalty lies with the NDC. He noted that while these separate support bases possess independent constitutional rights to operate, their respective principals represent the NDC’s ticket for 2027. Furthermore, he urged all members and associated groups to channel their energy into campaigning across Nigeria rather than indulging in internal conflicts.

Reflecting on his political relationships and the path forward, Dickson remarked:

“I’m not a member of Kwankwasiyya. I’m not a member of Obedient. I am NDC.

Kwankwasiyya has a right to be on its own under the constitution, and same for the Obedient group. Their principals are our candidates, presidential candidate and running-mate.

There are no internal battles to fight in the NDC. We have decided candidature. The next stage of the battle, strategically, is to win the election.

I have held several meetings and even before now, we used to meet over the years. We have been colleagues, partners and friends, sometimes in the same camp, in the same party, other times, but always meeting.

We have a partnership that is committed to winning the next elections. That is the most important thing.”

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