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“‘Replacing Shettima Will Spark Problems’ — Abdullahi Defends Muslim/Muslim Ticket”.
The National President of the Millet Farmers Association, Umar Abdullahi, has warned that President Bola Tinubu and the All Progressives Congress (APC) could face political backlash if Vice President Kashim Shettima is dropped ahead of the 2027 general elections.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Abdullahi made the remarks on Thursday during an interview with Daily Trust, amid speculation that Shettima might be replaced on the APC ticket.
He stressed that farmers across the country have high expectations linked to Shettima’s role in government.
“With Shettima in government, we have many hopes and expectations. We are confident he is delivering. Much has already started, and we want that strategy to continue. The status quo must be maintained,” he said.
Abdullahi argued there is no reason to replace the Vice President.
“There is no basis for changing Shettima. He remains loyal, capable, and is performing the duties of the Vice Presidency effectively. There’s no reason he should be replaced,” he stated.
APC Could Face Problems
The farmers’ leader warned that removing Shettima could hurt the party’s electoral prospects.
“APC will face problems if he’s removed. We are not politicians, and we don’t lie. This is my first time speaking on camera. Many farmers may withhold their votes if Shettima is replaced,” he said.
He tied their previous support for the party to the Muslim-Muslim ticket.
“We voted for the Muslim-Muslim ticket. If there’s a plan to replace someone, the public should be told what they did wrong to warrant it,” Abdullahi added.
He praised Shettima’s performance both at home and abroad, saying, “To the best of our knowledge, Shettima has been representing Nigeria very well, even in international fora.”
His comments come amid ongoing discussions about party ticket arrangements ahead of the 2027 elections.
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The “Poison” Joke: Sowore recounted that instead of apologizing, Amaechi invited him over for food and drinks, to which Sowore playfully responded that he declined out of fear of being poisoned because he knew Amaechi was upset.
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Democratic Credentials: Defending his political background, Sowore argued that his pro-democracy activism created the very political space that allowed politicians like Amaechi—who is the African Democratic Congress (ADC) vice-presidential candidate—to serve in high offices like speaker, governor, and minister.
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Clash Over Records: Their initial disagreement ignited when Sowore criticized Amaechi’s record on railway projects and fuel subsidies, prompting Amaechi to defend his infrastructure projects and tell Sowore to “close his mouth” while politicians were speaking.
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Swift Intervention: Acting on intelligence regarding suspicious movements near Magazu village, the troops intercepted armed criminals who were attempting to abduct motorists and other civilians.
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Gunfight and Fugitive Bandits: After engaging the suspects in a firefight, the troops forced them to abandon their vehicle and flee into the surrounding bushes.
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Casualties and Treatment: While no military personnel were harmed, one rescued victim sustained gunshot wounds and was promptly admitted to the General Hospital in Tsafe for treatment.
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Ongoing Operations: The military emphasized that this successful mission is part of broader, continuous efforts by Operation FANSAN YAMMA to dismantle criminal networks and secure local communities.
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Black Market Rates: On Tuesday, August 25, 2026, Bureau De Change (BDC) sources at the Lagos parallel market reported that the US dollar was sold at ₦1,407 and bought at ₦1,398.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
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CBN Official Rates: Meanwhile, official Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) figures recorded a highest rate of ₦1,350 and a lowest rate of ₦1,345 for the USD to NGN exchange.
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