Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has pledged to secure three million votes for President Bola Tinubu in the 2027 presidential election.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Fubara made the commitment on Saturday during the flag-off of the All Progressives Congress (APC) South-South campaign for Tinubu’s re-election in Port Harcourt.

The governor also revealed that the APC and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) were working together in Rivers State under what he described as a rainbow coalition to ensure victory for the president.

Speaking at the event, Fubara commended Tinubu for his intervention in the political crisis that threatened his administration, saying the president’s efforts helped restore peace in the state.

According to the governor, Tinubu demonstrated statesmanship through his intervention and commitment to resolving the disagreement.

He explained that the president’s interest in Rivers State, guidance and efforts to reconcile the opposing parties enabled his administration to remain focused on fulfilling its promises to residents.

Fubara also praised Tinubu for appointing individuals from the South-South region to key positions in his government, describing the appointments as evidence of the president’s recognition of the region and its people.

The governor subsequently urged Rivers residents to support Tinubu’s re-election bid, assuring the president that the state was committed to delivering the promised three million votes in January 2027.

Nollywood actress Eniola Badmus has declared her support for President Bola Tinubu, praising his administration for introducing reforms she believes are already having a positive impact on Nigerians.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The actress made this known during an interview with media personality Daddy Freeze, where she argued that some Nigerians deliberately refuse to acknowledge the president’s achievements, particularly when his administration is discussed.

Badmus highlighted the government’s tax reforms and the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) as examples of initiatives she believes have benefited citizens.

She also commended Tinubu’s efforts in the education sector, insisting that his administration deserves recognition for its achievements.

The actress further disclosed that she was actively campaigning for the president and would vote for him in the next election.

Expressing confidence in Tinubu’s chances, Badmus argued that social media popularity does not necessarily translate into electoral success, stressing that grassroots support remains crucial to winning elections.

According to her, Tinubu enjoys significant support among voters at the grassroots level.

She said: “Tinubu has done a lot for Nigeria. Some Nigerians don’t like the truth, especially when it concerns President Tinubu. He has introduced so many good reforms that Nigerians are now benefiting from, including the tax reforms and NELFUND. Tinubu has done well in the education sector and should be applauded for that.

“That’s why I’m campaigning and voting for him, and he will win. Some people think elections are won on social media. Being popular on social media does not guarantee that you will win an election. The grassroots are the key, and Tinubu has them.”

Nollywood actor and former Big Brother Naija housemate, Boma Akpore, has voiced concerns about Nigeria’s current state, stating that the country appears to be heading in the wrong direction.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Boma expressed his worries during an interview with TheCable, where he described the situation in the country as troubling.

The reality TV star urged Nigerians to take the 2027 general elections seriously and make choices that would bring positive changes and improve the living conditions of citizens.

He clarified that his concerns were not driven by personal hardship, stressing that he was comfortable but deeply worried about the difficulties facing many Nigerians.

Speaking during the interview, Boma said:

“I just want us to do the right thing, and currently we are not doing the right thing. It just looks really bad, and I am not talking for myself; I am fine, but I am talking for all of us. I know how much I give out every day; people think that I have a tree of cash in my house.

“I do a lot of giveaways personally that are not being posted; I just feel bad. I am an empath even though people might not believe that from how I look, what they see. I am an empath; I feel people’s pains and put myself in their shoes because I came from lack, and I do not like people feeling that way.

“So I see where and how we are; we do not know where we are going. The future does not look bright at all; there needs to be a change.”

Boma maintained that his observations were informed by the economic difficulties and suffering experienced by ordinary Nigerians.

He also called for a change in the country’s direction, urging citizens to make their voices count through the 2027 electoral process.