
Tinubu Cancels Democracy Day Broadcast, to Address National Assembly
“President Bola Ahmed will deliver his address from the National Assembly. All other plans are in order as announced earlier”.
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“President Bola Ahmed will deliver his address from the National Assembly. All other plans are in order as announced earlier”.
Moreover, insiders within the APC have raised alarm about Tinubu’s relationship with Adeleke, arguing that it seems unfair to prioritize the governor at the expense of dedicated party members. The unease centers around past instances where Tinubu’s political maneuvers appeared to undermine party candidates.
“We used to think we had two Presidents in Nigeria: Tinubu and Wike. Now, we know Wike has a boss who can checkmate his excesses. How I wish you had also stopped his reckless disruption of the Sim Fubara government in Rivers State and saved the hapless people from this unfortunate contraption called emergency rule. Nigerians are currently undergoing immense hardship and pain, and you need to rescue them from Wike’s additional burdens and insults. Wike’s assignments are far smaller than those of Minister Dave Umahi, yet Umahi remains humble, while Wike subjects Nigerians to his tautological press conferences as if he is running his own federal government, rather than being under anyone’s control.”
Dickson who had a confrontation with Akpabio during plenary over the emergency rule in Rivers State, has been a threat due to his vocality and eloquence in the Senate, advocating and defending the interest of the Niger Delta and the Ijaw nation for equity, justice and fairness to prevail.
Fast forward to 2025, President Tinubu, buoyed by arrogance and flattered by sycophants who crown him a “master strategist,” is blindly walking the same path that ended Jonathan’s reign. But history teaches hard lessons.
I Will Not Say I Committed A Crime By Going To War With The Biafrans. It Was Done Out of Our Love For The Unity Of Nigeria
Many await Tinubu’s decision, which could reshape Rivers politics and restore stability. Fubara’s demonstrated willingness for peace, coupled with public sentiment, makes his return likely — though under terms that might limit his political autonomy going forward. All eyes remain fixed on May 29 for the final outcome.
“I advise all of us to refrain from politicking and wait for INEC’s guidelines, particularly for political appointees. If you want to heat up the polity, please resign.”
“I will continue to fulfill my mandate and work tirelessly to give back to the people who deserve the very best,”
Following the recent passage of the appropriation bye-law, we have commenced the renovation and construction of key public facilities, streamlined community-based security agreements, and initiated the structured mapping of Yenagoa with street naming, bus shelters, and house numbering—supported strongly by the State Government.