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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.
El-Rufai has reportedly remained in the custody of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) since February 2026 amid investigations into allegations of financial misconduct.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
The former Minister of the Federal Capital Territory is also facing a separate case instituted by the Department of State Services (DSS) over the alleged unlawful interception of communications involving the National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu.
In June 2026, the Federal High Court in Abuja, presided over by Justice Joyce Abdulmalik, declined to modify the bail conditions previously imposed on El-Rufai in the DSS case.
Separately, the Kaduna State High Court denied him bail in a corruption-related case and ordered that he remain in ICPC custody pending further proceedings.
Commenting on the developments during an interview with DCL Hausa, Ashiru alleged that Governor Sani played a role in the circumstances surrounding El-Rufai’s current legal troubles.
The ADC chieftain maintained that he had no personal disagreement with the former governor, whom he described as an elder brother.
“I have no problem whatsoever with Malam Nasir El-Rufai. He is my elder brother,” Ashiru said.
He further alleged that Sani was behind the situation confronting El-Rufai.
“I want to reiterate that it was Governor Uba Sani who orchestrated the situation El-Rufai currently finds himself in,” he stated.
Ashiru’s remarks add to the political tensions surrounding the former Kaduna governor as he continues to face legal proceedings over the allegations against him.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) Presidential Campaign Council, established to coordinate President Bola Tinubu’s re-election bid, has announced a reshuffle of its structure ahead of the 2027 presidential election.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
The council made changes to the leadership of its Youth Mobilisation and Women Mobilisation directorates while introducing new appointments to strengthen its campaign operations.
According to a statement issued on Tuesday by the council’s Secretary, Hope Uzodimma, Dr Farouk Adamu Aliyu has been appointed Director of the Directorate of Stage Organisation and Management, with Adejare Bello named as Co-Director.
The council also appointed Ayo Olawande as Director of Youth Mobilisation, while Dayo Israel will serve as Deputy Director.
For the Women Mobilisation Directorate, Dr Mary Aille Idele was appointed Director, with Dr Betta Edu named Deputy Director and Hon. Imaan Suleman appointed Secretary.
The council explained that the changes were aimed at improving its organisational structure, strengthening coordination among its various units and enhancing operational efficiency as preparations for the 2027 presidential election gather momentum.
In the statement, the council said the appointments reflected its determination to establish an inclusive, coordinated and results-oriented campaign structure capable of mobilising support for Tinubu’s re-election.
“The adjustments reflect the Council’s commitment to building a well-coordinated, inclusive and results-driven campaign structure capable of effectively mobilising Nigerians, particularly young people and women, in support of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s re-election bid,” the statement read.
The council called on the newly appointed officials to bring their experience, dedication and organisational skills to bear on their respective assignments.
It further urged them to maintain close collaboration with other directorates and relevant campaign structures to advance the council’s objectives and ensure the effective execution of its mobilisation and campaign strategies ahead of the 2027 polls.
Former Obidient Movement coordinator Marcel Ngogbehei has praised President Bola Tinubu for his decision not to personally participate in campaign activities across every state ahead of the 2027 general elections.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Ngogbehei argued that governance could suffer if Tinubu embarked on an extensive campaign tour covering all 36 states of the federation.
He made the remarks on Tuesday in Abuja during a media parley alongside the movement’s National Coordinator, Engr. Ibrahim Said Uba, where he explained why the President might choose not to attend campaign events in every state.
The Director-General of the Tinubu Movement for Sustainable Governance, popularly known as Tinubu Must Stay (TMS), also challenged critics of petrol subsidy removal to engage in an open debate on the policy, urging them to propose alternatives that reflect Nigeria’s economic realities.
According to Ngogbehei, one of the major challenges facing the country is the difficulty of balancing governance with electioneering activities.
He maintained that the early commencement of political mobilisation for subsequent elections has increasingly distracted political leaders from fulfilling their responsibilities to the people.
“One of the greatest challenges we are having in this country is the time to govern and the time to do electioneering,” he said.
He added that political activities often begin shortly after leaders assume office, leaving them with less time to concentrate on governance.
“A president gets into office, and one year after he gets into office, they start preparing for the next election. And what suffers? Governance suffers,” Ngogbehei stated.
He explained that Tinubu had delegated campaign responsibilities to trusted associates to enable him to concentrate on implementing government policies and programmes.
According to him, the President’s approach reflects a deliberate decision to prioritise governance while allowing members of his political team to handle mobilisation activities.
“The President has said, ‘I want to focus on governance. I want to keep an eye on the key things that I am doing. Let the people I have worked with go out there and do the work.’ And in some instances where I need to come in, I will come in. It is pure delegation,” he said.
Ngogbehei further argued that effective leadership involves building capable teams and strong institutions rather than requiring a leader to be physically present at every activity.
He stressed that leaders who have invested in developing their teams should have confidence in their ability to carry out assigned responsibilities.
“Every good leader must not always be there. If you are a leader that has built resources, that built people, you should trust your people to do the job,” he said.
He also emphasised the need for Nigeria to develop strong institutions capable of functioning effectively without depending entirely on influential individuals.
“We don’t want to have a country where you have strong personalities and weak institutions. And that is what we are trying to build for Nigeria,” he added.
The TMS director-general urged Nigerians to consider the possible consequences of expecting Tinubu to personally attend campaign rallies in every state, warning that excessive electioneering could reduce the time available for governance.
“Imagine that the President says, ‘Okay, I am going to be in all the campaigns in thirty-six states of the country.’ What suffers? That is the bottom line,” he said.
Ngogbehei acknowledged that Tinubu could tour the country if he chose to do so, noting that the President had continued to travel across Nigeria. However, he appealed to Nigerians to understand his decision to delegate some campaign responsibilities while focusing on governance.
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