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Presidency: Peoples Democratic Party, PDP may not make it in 2027, should start looking at 2031 – Wike

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The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Nyesom Wike, on Monday hinted that the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, may not make it in 2027 due to bad leadership.

Wike said PDP’s leadership lacks focus, commitment, and doesn’t know what to do.

Speaking during his end-of -the-year media chat, Wike said with the right leadership, PDP should start looking towards 2031...TAP TO CONTINUE FULL READING.

He said: “We have a leadership that is not focused, a leadership that does not know what to do, a leadership that does not consider suggestions.

“If the leadership is committed, I will come back to say look we have made a mistake why is it that things are happening this way now? What can we do to correct it?

“It’s not just about taking over government; we must position ourselves effectively. If the leadership is strong, they need to consider

“By 2027, it’s likely that we may not make it but are we going to allow the party to die? Can’t we start rebuilding now ahead of 2031?”

The Minister also declared that the former ruling party can bounce back to takeover power if leadership show commitment.

“There is nothing that is impossible once you are committed, first of all, what is happening to my party is what I have predicted before. I have warned that if things are not done in the right way this is where we are going to find outselves. No Nigerian can say they didn’t hear me. I have stated it numerous times.

“Leadership is crucial in everything we do, leadership in associations and in government is essential.

“If leaders do not make the right decisions, we will face the consequences,” he added.

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President Tinubu Heads to France, Kenya, Rwanda for Key Summits

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President Bola Tinubu will depart Abuja on Saturday for a three-nation visit to France, Kenya, and Rwanda. He will attend the Africa-France Summit in Nairobi (May 11-12), co-chaired by Presidents Macron and Ruto, focusing on energy transition, digital transformation, and climate action. He will then proceed to the Africa CEO Forum in Kigali (May 14-15), themed “Scale or Fail,” highlighting Nigeria’s investment reforms. The trip will last approximately two weeks.

Key Points:

The Africa-France Summit theme is “Africa Forward: Africa-France Partnerships for Innovation and Growth.”
The Africa CEO Forum is in partnership with the International Finance Corporation (IFC).
Over 2,000 top executives and national leaders will attend the Kigali forum.
Tinubu will hold high-level meetings with global and African business leaders.
He will be accompanied by some ministers and senior aides...TAP TO CONTINUE FULL READING.

The president will return to Nigeria at the end of the Rwanda summit.

Sources: Bayo Onanuga/x

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Presidency, Peter Obi in war of words over Nigeria’s Borrowing Spree

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The Presidency and opposition figure Peter Obi have traded words over the Federal Government’s borrowing profile. President Bola Tinubu had defended the administration’s borrowing, stating, “Borrowing is not leprosy.” Obi countered on X, saying: “Borrowing is not only leprosy, but a killer cancer when it is borrowed for consumption and not production.” Presidential spokesman Bayo Onanuga responded, accusing Obi of “demagoguery” and insisting the government borrows for infrastructure, not consumption.

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Obi argued that debt without productivity is dangerous.
He cited the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2007 on cost-benefit analysis requirements.
Onanuga said Nigeria has willing lenders because the country is credible.
Onanuga advised Obi to “rise above the pedestrian level.”
Obi said borrowing for consumption is “double jeopardy.”..TAP TO CONTINUE FULL READING.

The exchange highlights ongoing debate over Nigeria’s borrowing strategy.

Sources: Nigerian Tribune, Vanguard

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Peter Obi: Workers Must Reject Bad Governance, Failure, Corruption

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Former Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi has urged Nigerian workers to wield their collective voice and votes to demand competent leadership. In a Workers’ Day statement, Obi said workers must “refuse to reward failure, corruption, ethnic division, and bad governance.” He described workers as the “backbone of every nation” and said the current minimum wage of N70,000 can no longer guarantee a modest standard of living.

Key Points:

Obi said when workers suffer, the nation suffers; when workers are empowered, the nation prospers.
He called for leadership built on competence, character, capacity, credibility, and compassion.
He noted the minimum wage is unevenly implemented across states.
The statement came on International Workers’ Day.
Obi is positioning himself as a labour-friendly leader ahead of 2027...TAP TO CONTINUE FULL READING.

Obi urged workers to refuse to reward failure and bad governance.

Sources: Leadership

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