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E Sabi D Game: Man Wey Sabi – Asue Ighodalo Moving Faster Than You Think As Edo Prepares For Electoral Shutdown
E Sabi D Game: Man Wey Sabi – Asue Ighodalo Moving Faster Than You Think As Edo Prepares For Electoral Shutdown....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah
The Edo elections, my oh my, it’s unfolding like a blockbuster movie – the plot twists, the adrenaline-pumping beats, and the political theatrics are hitting us harder and faster than a Lagos traffic jam on a Monday morning. And in the midst of this electoral rollercoaster, let’s drop some bars from Mohbad’s track “PEACE” that just hits different:..CONTINUE READING.
“Money chaser, faster than a bullet… Flying like a rocket Badman we never rest… King of south and the west.. Faster than a car, won fe ba mi sa… Faster than a Benz oh, ijebu lo lewu le so oh…” – Peace, Mohbad
If you want to really vibe with this article, crank up Mohbad’s “PEACE,” put it on repeat, and let those lyrics seep into your soul.
Now, the Edo elections – love it or loathe it, it’s THE political showdown of the year, folks! This is Edo politics at its finest, always a tale worth telling over a cold drink and some guguru and groundnut. And right now, in the eye of this political storm, we have the PDP gubernatorial candidate, Barr Asue Ighodalo, moving quicker than a “Danfo” driver dodging potholes.
His campaign? It’s on the express lane, folks! Every day, he’s pulling in more supporters than a “free jollof rice” giveaway. Why? Because this man’s campaign style is hitting all the right notes with the Edo people. And let’s be clear, politics is a game of perception – this article ain’t about who’s got the cleanest record or the flashiest manifesto. No, this is about the art of playing POLITICS.
Asue Ighodalo isn’t just your regular politico pounding the pavement. Oh no! This man’s everywhere, popping up like a surprise sale at Balogun Market. “Asue Ighodalo Sabi D Game,” I tell ya. His slogan, “Man Wey Sabi,” ain’t just words – it’s a mantra, a lifestyle. The guy’s weaving through this political maze faster than a Lagos driver dodging “yellow fever.”
Governorship elections ain’t no picnic, folks. It takes guts, grit, and a dash of mad genius. And Ighodalo? He’s faster than a speeding bullet, quicker than a ROCKET, and he’s etching his name in the annals of Edo’s political history.
Down on the ground, Ighodalo dominates the headlines daily, making the rounds to every nook and cranny, from bustling markets to serene schools, and even the local playgrounds, tirelessly championing his cause.
His command of the English language is spellbinding, his charisma infectious, and his antics, oh-so captivating. It appears he’s got his sights set on something big, moving with a swiftness that even MOHBAD likened to the speed of my beloved Mercedes Benz.
And let’s talk social media – it’s an Asue Ighodalo fiesta! The man’s got vibes that could make a stoic preacher bust a move. Even the skeptics are catching feelings for his brand of politics, which feels as welcoming as a neighborhood owambe.
So, a word to the wise for the APC and LP: If you snooze, you lose! Take a cue from Asue Ighodalo’s playbook and move with the times, or else, as the popular saying goes, “Express go leave you.” In this political race, there’s no room for slacking. It’s time to pick up the pace, or risk being left in the dust of progress.
Now, how this all pans out on Election Day? Your guess is as good as mine, dear reader. But one thing’s for sure, keep your eyes glued to the screen as we bring you the juiciest updates on this political saga.
E be like say the man dey use AI for hin campaign, based on how e dey work well. Sha, AI na tool wey dem fit use well if person sabi am.
Remember, I’m your ever-unbiased host, Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah, the Principal of Bush Radio Academy.
The Federal Workers Forum has issued a notice of potential indefinite national industrial action, citing escalating insecurity and a failure to resolve critical wage grievances. The following summary details the forum’s position:....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
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Leadership Critique: The forum, represented by National Coordinator Mr. Emelieze and Secretary Mr. Ayo Ogundele, has criticized the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) for failing to provide adequate leadership regarding these worker concerns.
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Wage Implementation Issues: The group reports that an online poll of members strongly supports a strike. They allege the July 2024 minimum wage adjustment provided only a taxable ₦40,000 uniform increase, which they claim delivered no meaningful benefit.
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Broken Promises: Workers claim that a 40% peculiar allowance promised by the Head of the Civil Service, Didi Walson-Jack, for May 1, 2026, was subsequently rejected by the Office of the Accountant-General. Furthermore, they report that May 2026 salaries did not include the wage awards promised by the Minister of Finance, and consequential adjustments remain unpaid.
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Outstanding Entitlements: The forum highlighted long-standing arrears, including two months of wage awards from July 2024, unpaid promotion arrears, and outstanding Duty Tour Allowance claims.
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Rejection of Proposals: The group has rejected a ₦100,000 minimum wage proposal backed by the Nigeria Governors’ Forum, labeling it a “Greek gift” aimed at suppressing earnings, and instead is demanding a living wage and a cost-of-living allowance.
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Insecurity Concerns: Beyond economic issues, the forum expressed alarm over the rise in kidnappings and violent attacks, specifically citing recent incidents in Oyo and Borno states.
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Government Demands: The forum has urged the NLC and TUC to engage the government on these hardships and has called on the government to secure the release of all hostages, including teachers and schoolchildren. Additionally, the group suggested that the National Assembly consider legislation regarding civilian firearm ownership and that a sovereign national conference be convened to address the nation’s challenges.
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The Labour Party (LP) has officially pushed back against accusations of fraud and sabotage leveled by disqualified presidential aspirant, Peter Agada. Following his exclusion from the party’s May 30 presidential primary, Agada’s campaign council petitioned for a refund of his ₦150 million nomination fee, alleging that the party leadership knowingly accepted the payment despite his intended disqualification due to the party’s zoning policy.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
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Zoning Policy: LP National Publicity Secretary, Asogwa, maintained that the decision to zone the presidency to the South was not a recent or secret development.
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Constitutional Ratification: The policy was formally adopted and ratified on April 28, 2026, during the party’s national convention, which serves as the LP’s highest decision-making authority.
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Binding Resolutions: These convention resolutions are binding on all stakeholders, meaning no aspirants are exempt from the established zoning framework.
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Aspirant Risk: Asogwa argued that Agada undertook a personal political risk by purchasing forms and campaigning while the zoning arrangement was already public knowledge.
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Dismissal of Claims: The party dismissed Agada’s additional claims of spending over ₦300 million as irrelevant to the constitutional enforcement of party rules.
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Institutional Integrity: The LP asserted that the disqualification was a necessary measure to maintain internal cohesion and balance, rather than an act of vindictiveness against a specific individual.
In a series of coordinated air interdiction missions, the Air Component of Operation Hadin Kai (OPHK) has significantly degraded insurgent capabilities across Borno State.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
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Recent Strike at Arina Tai 3: On May 30, 2026, precision airstrikes targeted a terrorist camp in the Southern Tumbuns area, resulting in the elimination of 13 ISWAP/JAS fighters. This mission was executed following intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance efforts designed to restrict the movement of extremist groups.
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Wulgo Operation: Earlier, on May 28, Nigerian Air Force platforms successfully engaged a gathering of suspected terrorists in Wulgo, Ngala Local Government Area, killing 16 insurgents.
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Bama Enclave Targeted: On May 26, air assets struck an enclave in the Biramiri area of Bama Local Government Area, neutralizing seven fighters.
Security sources confirmed that these strikes were driven by actionable intelligence regarding confirmed hostile activities. Beyond the total of 36 casualties, these operations have severely disrupted the logistics, manpower, and freedom of operation for terrorist groups within these regions.
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