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2027 Shocker: Ibadan Mogajis Disown Viral Video Endorsing Makinde And Adekanmbi

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A collective of traditional leaders and Mogajis in Ibadan has rejected claims that they backed Governor Seyi Makinde for the 2027 presidency alongside APM governorship contender Bimbo Adekanmbi.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

In a Saturday release, the leaders stressed that they remain neutral as fathers to all political actors, distancing themselves from any candidate for the upcoming 2027 polls.

The joint statement was issued by Ibadan Mogajis President, Mogaji Asimiyu Ariori, alongside the Coordinator of the Ibadan Compound Peace Initiative (ICPI), Mogaji Dr. Nurudeen Akinade.

This response came on the heels of a widely circulated social media video alleging that the Ibadan Mogajis threw their weight behind Makinde’s presidential ambition and Adekanmbi’s gubernatorial run in Oyo State.

Refuting these assertions, the statement emphasized alignment with the apolitical stance of the Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Rasidi Ladoja.

The position was solidified during a gathering of over 200 Ibadan Mogajis on Saturday at the historic old Olubadan Palace in Ojaba, where they agreed that the revered office of the Mogaji transcends partisan politics.

“At the meeting we held today at the Ojaba, where over 200 Mogajis in Ibadanland were in attendance and led by the President of Ibadan Mogajis, Mogaji Asimiyu Ariori, we unanimously agreed that as Mogajis, we are the fathers of all. Those that endorsed Governor Makinde and Adekanmbi are doing it on their own because we don’t have any business with those behind the endorsement as far as we are concerned,” they noted.

They further underscored their loyalty to the throne, stating, “We abide by the position of Olubadan. He is our father, and he owns the beads on our hands and around our necks, so wherever Olubadan goes is where we also go. Whatever is the position of Olubadan is also our position because we are his subjects.”

“Olubadan is our father; we can not work against his interest or his position. Mogajis are fathers of all politicians, and we must maintain our integrity and preserve the beauty of our Olubadan traditional institution,” they concluded.

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Nigeria Not Corrupt As world Thinks, Very Safe Too – Omokri.

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Nigeria’s Ambassador-designate to Mexico, Reno Omokri, has asserted that the nation’s global reputation for corruption is inaccurate and fails to account for local cultural context. Speaking on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics, Omokri argued that while the country’s corruption perception index has improved under President Bola Tinubu, international organizations continue to misjudge Nigeria by imposing foreign standards on domestic traditions.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

As an example, Omokri cited the long-standing cultural practice of showing appreciation to public officials who perform their duties effectively. He contended that while entities like Transparency International classify such gestures as bribery, these actions are not inherently corrupt within the Nigerian cultural framework.

Omokri further emphasized that Nigeria must take control of its own narrative, arguing that relying on external organizations to define the country perpetuates negative stereotypes of poverty and backwardness. In addition to his remarks on governance, he highlighted Lagos State’s significant economic progress under Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, noting an increase in GDP from under $100 billion to approximately $259 billion in purchasing power parity terms over the last six years, alongside rising income levels.

Addressing security concerns, Omokri dismissed claims that Nigeria is unsafe, pointing to the annual Detty December events in Lagos. He stated that the festivities draw 1.2 million tourists—making it Africa’s largest tourism event—without a single fatality or injury recorded.

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The Ultimate Breakaway: NNPP Dramatically Severs Ties With G-100 Coalition And Drops Bombshell On 2027 Strategy!.

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The New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) has officially dissociated itself from the G-100 coalition as various political groups and parties begin strategic realignments ahead of the 2027 general elections. Clarifying the party’s stance on Sunday during an appearance on Arise Television, NNPP National Chairman Agbo Major explained that while the party had initially nominated a presidential candidate, that candidate subsequently stepped down owing to logistical and administrative hurdles.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Major noted that the current absence of a flagbearer stems from the party’s ongoing consultations and negotiations with other political entities, adding that the leadership will convene shortly to determine its definitive strategic direction. Addressing the coalition directly, Major stated that the NNPP is not affiliated with the G-100, viewing the initiative as an experiment to monitor from a distance. Furthermore, he raised doubts regarding the feasibility of the coalition, highlighting potential friction points—specifically the challenge of convincing prominent political figures and rival parties to step down for one another in pursuit of a consensus candidate.

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The Ultimate Breakdown: Dollar Traded Around ₦1,325 – ₦1,330 At Official Windows While Parallel Market Holds Near ₦1,390

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The Nigerian naira maintained its standing against the United States dollar within the official foreign exchange market. According to data provided by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), the local currency exchanged at ₦1,326.5192 per dollar, holding steady at the exact figure recorded the previous day. Meanwhile, at the parallel market, the naira concluded trading at ₦1,390 against the dollar.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

It is important to note that actual transaction rates offered by commercial banks, Bureau de Change (BDC) operators, and other authorized foreign exchange dealers frequently deviate from these reference figures. Such variations are driven by individual transaction margins, as well as the immediate dynamics of supply and demand in the open market. Moving forward, key market participants remain vigilant, closely tracking foreign exchange liquidity inflows, underlying dollar demand, and future policy directives from the Central Bank of Nigeria to determine whether the naira can successfully preserve its recent gains throughout the month.

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