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COALITION CRACKUP: Leadership War Tears Obi-Kwankwaso Support Group Apart!

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The OK Movement, formed to support the 2027 presidential ticket of Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso, is facing a serious leadership dispute. The crisis involves rival claims to top positions, accusations of an attempted takeover, and disagreements over key appointments.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

  • Rival Leadership Claim: The conflict became public when Jackie Wayas, claiming to be the National Convener, announced the appointment of Peter Ameh as National Director-General. This move was immediately contested by other members who questioned her authority.

  • Director-General Responds: John Ughulu, the Director-General, dismissed Wayas’s announcement, stating that the individuals involved had already been removed from the movement. He accused them of trying to alter the group’s original purpose and ideology, which he views as a long-term coalition distinct from the “Obidient” Movement.

  • Former Spokesman Steps Aside: Justin Ijeh, the immediate past National Publicity Secretary, confirmed the internal strife but expressed concern over it becoming public. He announced he was stepping aside as spokesman until the competing claims were resolved, warning against infighting.

  • Allegations of Hijack: Ughulu further alleged that the rival group, whom he claims are affiliated with the “Obidient” Movement, attempted to hijack the OK Movement. He asserted that Obi himself had warned against merging the structures of the two movements. Ughulu also cited previous disagreements with Wayas over funding and payment for coordinators.

Denial of Broader Rifts:

  • Obidient Coordinator Denies Sack: In a separate development, reports surfaced claiming Dr. Yunusa Tanko, National Coordinator of the Obidient Movement, was dismissed by Peter Obi over financial misconduct. Tanko vehemently denied this, stating he is not a signatory to any movement accounts and affirming that the Obidient and OK movements are working together as a team.

  • Media Office Voids Rumors: Peter Obi’s media office also refuted the dismissal report, labeling it a fabricated story from political opponents designed to create artificial rifts and division within their support base. The office emphasized their commitment to national progress over personal squabbles.

  • Dispute Seen as a Distraction: Political commentator Ladipo Johnson described the OK Movement’s leadership dispute as a distraction but not a threat to the overall election preparations. He confirmed that Peter Obi is aware of the situation and is unhappy about the internal conflict.

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Security Showdown: Sowore Exposes Why Giving Governors Police Control Is A Recipe For Disaster!.

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African Action Congress (AAC) presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore has expressed strong reservations regarding the timing of the state police bill, suggesting that discussions should be deferred until after the upcoming general elections.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

    • Timing and Distraction: Speaking on Channels Television’s The Morning Brief, Sowore argued that introducing a major structural and constitutional change close to an election cycle serves as a distraction and could potentially interfere with the electoral process.

    • Call for Wider Consultation: He emphasized that a policy of this magnitude requires thorough public debate and comprehensive input from citizens across all states rather than being rushed through legislative procedures.

    • Concerns Over Governance: Sowore also raised apprehension about placing security forces under the authority of state governors, questioning their trustworthiness with such significant security apparatus during a political period.

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Shock Reversal: Arsene Wenger Fully Backs FIFA’s Dramatic Private Investment U-Turn!.

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FIFA’s chief of global football development, Arsene Wenger, stated that scrapping plans to introduce private investment into FIFA’s flagship tournaments was the only correct choice following heavy backlash.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

    • The Abandoned Proposal: FIFA president Gianni Infantino had sought to create a commercial subsidiary to manage major events—such as the men’s and women’s World Cups—and sell stakes to outside investors, sweetened by a $40 million offer to each of FIFA’s 211 member associations for their support.

    • Intense Opposition: The initiative collapsed after fierce pushback, highlighted by threats from UEFA’s 55 member associations to boycott FIFA competitions, prompting Infantino to withdraw the proposal.

    • Wenger’s Stance: Clarifying his position in an official statement, Wenger noted that he was not involved in the project and only learned of it through the media. He emphasized that withdrawing the plan was essential to preserving an independent FIFA grounded in integrity and transparency.

    • Ongoing Fallout: Wenger is among 18 FIFA officials named in a document preservation letter from UEFA as the European body weighs potential legal action. The controversy has also led to the resignation of Carlos Cordeiro, Infantino’s senior adviser on global strategy, who criticized the proposal as harmful to the sport’s future.

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Wike Drops Hammer: Okada And Keke Face Total Ban Over Rising Security Threats In Abuja!.

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During his monthly media chat on Tuesday, Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister Nyesom Wike announced that commercial motorcycles (Okada) and tricycles (Keke Napep) could soon be prohibited in parts of Abuja due to rising security threats.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

    • Security Recommendations: Wike noted that the decision follows advice from the FCT Security Council, driven by intelligence reports connecting motorcycles to criminal activities and banditry.

    • Targeted Prohibitions: While a total city-wide ban is currently impractical due to Abuja’s scale and public transportation demands, Wike has approved enhanced security logistics and directed security agencies to map out specific areas where these operations will be restricted.

    • Tackling Destitute Beggars: Addressing the persistent issue of street beggars, Wike explained that continuous evacuation efforts yield only temporary results because Abuja is centrally bordered by four states (Kogi, Nasarawa, Niger, and Kaduna). He noted that sustaining a full rehabilitation or feeding program would inadvertently encourage an influx of people from neighboring states, making repatriation the primary approach despite recurring challenges.

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