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“Fubara Had No Leverage Against Wike” — Sam Amadi Drops Explosive Political Verdict.

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Former Chairman of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), Sam Amadi, has said Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara should have realised he lacked the political strength to successfully confront his political rivals, particularly his predecessor and current Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

reports that Amadi made the comment on Monday in a post on his X handle following the reported disqualification of Fubara-backed aspirants from participating in the All Progressives Congress (APC) screening process for the 2027 Rivers State House of Assembly elections.

According to reports, all 32 aspirants believed to be loyal to Fubara failed to pass the APC screening exercise.

In contrast, 29 serving members of the Rivers State House of Assembly aligned with Wike, led by Deputy Speaker Dumle Maol, were cleared by the four-man committee to contest in the party’s primaries.

Reacting to the development, Amadi argued that Fubara did not possess the political leverage required to challenge his opponents effectively.

He suggested that the governor should have better assessed the power dynamics before entering into a political confrontation with Wike.

“Sad. Fubara should have known he had no leverage. What his opponent does in the political economy of election rigging, he cannot do,” Amadi wrote.

He added that while some battles may still be worth fighting even without guaranteed victory, such struggles should be rooted in principle rather than political convenience.

“Sometimes it is good to fight even if you cannot win. Fighting as a dignified person is enough reward,” he stated.

Amadi further argued that Fubara should not have turned against his political mentor unless there was a genuine and principled reason for doing so.

“By the way, Fubara should not have fought his mentor if there is no real reason to fight. Every fight should be principled, not opportunistic. If it is principled, then you can sustain it even if you will be bloodied,” he added.

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“THIS COUNTRY GO CHANGE!”: B-Red Drops Massive Prophecy On What Will Happen If Governor Adeleke Becomes President!.

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  • Potential Presidential Impact: Nigerian singer B-Red stated during an Echoroom podcast interview that Nigeria could experience massive positive transformations if his father, Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke, ever ascends to the presidency.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

    • Mixed Feelings on the Race: While acknowledging his father’s compassionate nature and commitment to serving citizens rather than seeking wealth, B-Red admitted he would prefer his father avoid the grueling pressure of the highest office.

    • Family Wealth and Intentions: Emphasizing that his family has long been financially secure, the artist stressed that any potential presidential bid would be driven entirely by a genuine desire to help people and meet public needs.

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SUBSIDY CLASH: Oshiomhole Reveals Why He Led Furious Ogun Protest Against Obasanjo’s Government!.

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  • Reason for the Protest: Senator Adams Oshiomhole explained that he organized residents of Ogun State to protest against former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s fuel subsidy removal because he doubted the administration’s ability to distribute the benefits fairly to ordinary citizens.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

    • Event Context: The revelation was made at the University of Lagos (UNILAG) during the seventh national discourse hosted by ‘The Companion’, an association of Muslim men in business and the professions.

    • Mobilizing Support: Recounting his time as NLC President, Oshiomhole noted that he rallied locals in Abeokuta—including key figures like Senator Afolabi Salisu—alongside UNILAG students and workers to oppose the policy.

    • Systemic Doubts: He emphasized that while the government had the power to remove the subsidy, it lacked the proper systems needed to ensure the savings reached the poor.

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POLITICAL EARTHQUAKE: Inuwa Yahaya Isn’t Powerful Enough To Retire Me! — Senator Goje Fires Back At Critics.

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  • Voluntary Step-Aside: Former Gombe State Governor and Senator Mohammed Danjuma Goje dismissed claims that Governor Inuwa Yahaya forced him out of politics, clarifying that he voluntarily chose to step aside from the 2027 elections following the APC senatorial primary outcome.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

    • Faith and Acceptance: In a BBC Hausa interview, Goje accepted the loss as the will of Allah, noting that he holds no grudges, feels no betrayal, and remains committed to supporting the APC.

    • Paving the Way for Youth: Goje explained that he feels it is time to let younger politicians take over, adding that he had previously planned to retire in 2019 before constituents persuaded him to run again.

    • Open Options: While affirming that he could easily return to the Senate via another party if he chose to, the veteran politician emphasized his deep gratitude for his long career and expressed peace with his current decision.

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