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Godly Strategy retweeted
Over the past two days, I joined His Excellency, our Presidential Candidate, Peter Obi, and other leaders of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) at town hall meetings in Akwanga, Nasarawa State, and Enugu State.
Our engagements reaffirmed the need for purposeful leadership, security, quality education, accessible healthcare, and economic opportunities for all Nigerians.
We have listened to the concerns of our people, and we remain committed to building a Nigeria that works for everyone.
Together, with unity, discipline, and a clear vision, we can restore hope and build a more prosperous nation.
A better Nigeria is POsibble! - RMK
Godly Strategy retweeted
When pastor Adeboye was asking for 10 people to donate 1 billion each and you were screaming..
This is one of his children he's talking about ..
I go get to that level too and na 10 billion I go drop and you will just cry as usual
Godly Strategy retweeted
An enriching engagement with the leadership of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) in Enugu State, today.
The Obi-Kwankwaso ticket presents a powerful opportunity for Nigeria to heal, build common ground, and move forward in peace and shared prosperity.
Nigeria will be OK. – RMK
Godly Strategy retweeted
EBONYI STATE: SECURITY, CORRUPTION, NATIONAL UNITY AND THE DIGNITY OF EVERY NIGERIAN
My grassroots sensitisation tour brought me to Ebonyi, the Salt State, today, 29th October 2026, following yesterday’s visit to Akwanga, Nasarawa State, as our nationwide Town Hall Series continues.
In Ebonyi, I made a stop at Nkalagu and Ezillo to greet and acknowledge our supporters and briefly visited the market in Ezillo, where I interacted with our hardworking women who trade and bring farm produce to market.
In Abakaliki, I joined our party supporters on a road walk to the venue of our town hall meeting.
At the town hall, participants raised concerns about insecurity, particularly kidnapping and banditry; corruption; government borrowing; and the deteriorating condition of our hospitals, schools, and other essential amenities.
The most touching contribution came from a participant representing persons living with disabilities, who spoke about the challenges they face and the apparent lack of adequate support from government and society.
I assured the participants that, upon election, our foremost priorities will be to unite the country, decisively tackle insecurity and confront corruption, while pulling our people out of poverty.
To our brothers and sisters living with disabilities, I reiterated that the compassion of a nation is measured by how it treats its most vulnerable citizens. We will work with state governments to ensure their inclusion, proper care and dignity.
We will also invest massively in education and healthcare, including at least one fully functional primary healthcare centre in every political ward across Nigeria, while working to reduce the cost of living and expand opportunities for all.
I sincerely thank the participants, our party members, the organisers and the good people of Ebonyi State for their warm reception, enthusiasm and active participation.
A New Nigeria is POssible, and Nigeria will be OK! -PO
Godly Strategy retweeted
WE ARE LIVE!
The Obi–Kwankwaso Town Hall Meeting in Enugu is underway under the NDC! Could this joint ticket reshape the opposition landscape for 2027?
Stream all the action live right now: youtube.com/live/0AwJ5ZIUaco…
Godly Strategy retweeted
I will be on your screens everyday reminding you why we are all supporting Peter Obi.
The benevolent leader who has the interest of Nigerians at heart.
The only politician with an excellent track record of not stealing but rather saving public funds.
NDC, SERVICE✌️.
Godly Strategy retweeted
This brother and his team are exposing INEC with private tech forensic analysis. These people need visibility and followers.
Please follow him! @mundus01 @mundx_analytics
Godly Strategy retweeted
Now we can all see why the APC govt has been doing everything possible to stop Peter Obi and the NDC.
Omo, the is so so crazy! ✌️🔥
Godly Strategy retweeted
Hello @IdrisZekeriJnr, during this townhall meetings, please tell Peter Obi or any of you to always talk about the smartboot app and the recruitment of 20 voters each.
Godly Strategy retweeted
Today, while speaking to some party officials, I made reference to the inauguration of our National Campaign Council and reiterated my full support for Mr. Ibrahim Abdulkarim as Director-General of the NDC National Campaign Council.
He is young and may not have held political office in Nigeria before. In fact, that is precisely why he has been given this appointment. We must create opportunities for young Nigerians to learn, serve, demonstrate their capacity and grow into leadership, and Nigerian youths CAN.
The NDC is a youth and women-friendly party and a party of the common people. We are building a coalition of ordinary Nigerians to stand together against oppression and work towards a better future for our country.
I have directed all NDC state chairmen and party officials to give the Director-General and all members of the Campaign Council maximum support. All candidates must equally receive the full support of party members, stakeholders, support groups and NGOs in mobilisation, election preparations, canvassing for votes and protecting the votes cast by Nigerians.
Nigerian youths and women must take ownership of the NDC and its mission, actively participate in its growth and lead the collective effort to build a better Nigeria.
We are aware of the interest expressed by party members, leaders and stakeholders in serving on the National Campaign Council. So far, we have inaugurated only its top leadership. The committees, directorates and coordinating teams at the state, local government and ward levels are being compiled to ensure broad participation in our grassroots mobilisation and campaign activities.
Together, let us build a people-driven party that gives every Nigerian, especially our youths and women, a stake in the future of our country.
NDC all the way!
~HSD
Godly Strategy retweeted
We are convinced that targeting a strategic appreciation of the exchange rate by reasonably strengthening it from ₦1,350/$ to ₦500/$ as part of our manifesto is a winning strategy
It offers a direct, multi-faceted approach to curbing inflation, reducing poverty, and lowering the cost of living
When paired with our core manifesto commitments—such as major infrastructure improvements in security, electricity, and the road network, alongside structural reforms to boost market competitiveness—we can reasonably project a dramatic drop in staple commodity prices:
• Sliced Bread (Loaf): ₦1,750 → ₦800
• Imported Rice (50kg bag): ₦55,000 → ₦27,500
• Yam (Medium tuber): ₦2,400 → ₦1,200
• Maize (50kg bag): ₦75,000 → ₦37,500
• Plantain (Bunch): ₦2,500 → ₦1,250
• Whole Chicken: ₦7,000 → ₦3,500
• Eggs (Dozen): ₦2,300 → ₦1,150
• Garri (Painter): ₦1,300 → ₦650
• Petrol (Per litre): ₦1,350/$1 → ₦500/$1
• Cement (50kg bag): ₦13,500/$10 → ₦2,000/$4
It clearly demonstrates our concrete plan to uplift the 140 million Nigerians currently experiencing multi-dimensional poverty
Godly Strategy retweeted
What a joy to work with smart Nigerians. I set up several teams to take conservative, moderate, and liberal positions along parameters of the Peter Obi/Kwankwaso manifesto on how to check the decline in living standards and accelerate the pace of improvement. The conservative group was led by a former world bank person who has held senior policy position in government and then returned to academia. The liberal group was majorly made of young people under 40 in the Big 4 consulting firms and their friends. The middle ground was taken up by some repats. The charge was for prescriptions to be evidence based and defended at the Shark Tank of the Big Tent elders. I am moved after this mornings radio outing to share the middle ground offered by the repats with flashing infographics.
Godly Strategy retweeted
Will your presidential candidate visit some states for campaign?
Our presidential candidate has been going round the country campaigning, and he will visit every state in the country, campaigning alongside our National Leader.
Your Presidential candidate can’t try it. He will tear his ACL.
The National Leader of our great party, the NDC, His Excellency, Senator Henry Seriake Dickson is committed to Obi/Kwankwaso ticket.
Godly Strategy retweeted
HOW MUCH MORE DEBT CAN NIGERIA CARRY?
President Bola Tinubu’s request for approval to borrow $20.52 billion and €1.045 billion raises urgent questions about Nigeria’s debt burden and the future we are mortgaging for the next generation.
Nigeria’s external debt rose from $43.16 billion in June 2023 to $54.52 billion in June 2026—an increase of $11.36 billion, or 26.3%. Total public debt also rose from ₦87.38 trillion to ₦166.79 trillion over the same period, an increase of approximately 90.9%.
Adding the latest loan request and previously approved but undrawn financing suggests potential external debt exposure of about $81.96 billion, assuming no overlap and that all the financing is eventually drawn. This is an illustrative estimate, not official debt outstanding.
The government says the new loans will fund critical development projects. But Nigerians deserve to know precisely what these loans will deliver. Which roads have been completed? Which hospitals are operational? Which power projects have increased electricity supply? Where are the measurable benefits for businesses and households struggling with the cost of living?
If government revenues are increasing, why does the need for additional borrowing remain so substantial? And why seek more loans when lawmakers have raised concerns about inadequate capital releases to ministries, departments and agencies under previous budgets?
Before approving further borrowing, the President and the National Assembly must demand full transparency. Government should publish a project-by-project register of external loans since May 2023, detailing the amounts borrowed and disbursed, loan terms, project locations, implementation status and independently verified outcomes. Nigerians also deserve a clear assessment of future debt-service obligations and the risks posed by exchange-rate movements.
Borrowing can support national development, but only when investments deliver measurable benefits and repayment remains sustainable. The question is not simply how much Nigeria can borrow, but what Nigerians are getting in return.
The National Assembly must subject these requests to rigorous scrutiny and ensure that the public receives clear answers before the country assumes further obligations.
Let’s build the Nigeria we want together, a Nigeria that works.
Signed
Dr. Chiogo Constance Ikokwu Spokesperson NDC National Presidential Campaign CouncilObi/Kwankwaso 2027
#PoliticsforPublicGood
#TakeBackYourGovernment
Godly Strategy retweeted
The main reason the 2027 elections was scheduled to hold in January is because of the population of the Igbos across the country, they believe the majority of us will travel home and there not be able to vote.
Newsflash !!
We go no where this December and January.
Godly Strategy retweeted
I’m very optimistic about the 2027 elections. INEC must respect the Nigerian voters. We just need to come out. All of us who have felt the pain of the illegal occupant in Aso Rock. For the first time, we have a very viable alternative to the rubbish we’re used to. Vote Peter Obi.