Obi and Kwankwaso 2027

24/08/2026

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24/08/2026

Umunna Urumba in Unity and Tradition 🍺🙏🏾

We, the Umunna of Urumba in Uruana Ogwugwuani Agbaja Abatete, were honoured to join our brothers and elders at the opening of the Hall of Obu Ogwugwu, Ogwugwuani Agbaja Abatete.

As a mark of respect, solidarity and brotherhood, we presented one crate of beer 🍺 to receive prayers and blessings for the new hall, our people and the continued peace and progress of Ogwugwuani Agbaja Abatete.

Our presence and contribution represent our commitment to unity, respect for our elders, preservation of our culture and the strength of our Umunna.

May Chukwu Okike Abiama bless and protect our people. May our ancestors and Ndi Ichie continue to guide us in peace and unity.

Ogwugwuani Agbaja Abatete — Odimma! 🤝🏾🍺🙏🏾

Ikechukwu Mbanu
Eze Aroh Abatete
Financial Secretary, Akuabata Ogwugwuani Agbaja Abatete

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24/08/2026

A Gesture of Respect and Unity 🍺🙏🏾

Today, we, the Umunna of Urumba in Uruana Ogwugwuani Agbaja Abatete, proudly joined other sons and daughters of our great community at the opening of the Hall of Obu Ogwugwu, Ogwugwuani Agbaja Abatete.

In honour of this important occasion, we presented one crate of beer 🍺 to receive prayers and blessings for the success of the new hall, our people and generations yet unborn.

This is more than a gift. It is a symbol of respect, brotherhood, unity and commitment to our ancestral heritage.

May the blessings received today bring peace, progress, protection and prosperity to Umunna Urumba, Ogwugwuani Agbaja Abatete and all our people.

Ogwugwuani Agbaja Abatete — Ndi Igbo ka anyi bu! 🙏🏾🍺🤝🏾

Unity is our strength. Tradition is our identity.

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24/08/2026

Urumba Umunna Visit

We, the Umunna of Urumba in Uruana Ogwugwuani, Agbaja Abatete, were honoured to be present at the opening of the Hall of Obu Ogwugwu, Ogwugwuani Agbaja Abatete.

As a sign of respect, unity and support, we presented one crate of beer 🍺 for prayers and blessings upon the new hall, the custodians of our heritage, and the entire Ogwugwuani Agbaja Abatete.

May Chukwu Okike Abiama continue to guide and protect our people. May the spirit of our ancestors, Ndi Ichie and Ndi Ala, continue to strengthen the unity, peace and progress of Ogwugwuani Agbaja Abatete.

Umunna Urumba — Ọganiru na ịdị n'otu! 🤝🏾🍺🙏🏾

Long live Urumba Umunna.
Long live Ogwugwuani Agbaja Abatete.
Long live our cherished tradition and heritage.

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31/07/2026

🚨 Is Democracy Now Only for the Rich?

If these figures are accurate, charging ₦200 million for a presidential campaign permit, ₦150 million for governorship candidates, and ₦100 million for senatorial candidates raises serious concerns about fairness and democratic participation.

Campaign regulations should promote order and equal access—not create financial barriers that could discourage candidates from reaching voters. Democracy works best when citizens can hear from all contestants, not just those with the deepest pockets.

If ordinary Nigerians are struggling with inflation, unemployment, and the rising cost of living, should political participation become even more expensive?

Do you support these permit fees, or do you think they should be reviewed?

Drop your opinion in the comments.

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31/07/2026

🚧 Tinubu to Governors: Build Roads, Not Just Flyovers

President Bola Tinubu has criticised state governors for spending huge sums on flyovers in places with little traffic, arguing that such funds should instead be invested in roads that improve security, accessibility, and the quality of life for ordinary Nigerians. He also said increased federal allocations should translate into more impactful projects for citizens.

This raises an important question for every Nigerian:

Should governors prioritise repairing and expanding road networks before embarking on expensive flyover projects? Or do you believe flyovers remain necessary for urban development?

Share your opinion respectfully in the comments. 👇

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30/07/2026

Every new day is another opportunity to become a better version of yourself.

Don't let yesterday's failures stop you. Don't let today's challenges discourage you. Keep moving, keep believing, and keep working. The people who succeed are not always the most talented—they are the ones who refuse to give up.

Your breakthrough could be one decision, one effort, or one opportunity away. Stay focused. Stay humble. Stay consistent.

💬 What's one goal you're determined to achieve before this month ends? Share it in the comments!

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29/07/2026

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29/07/2026

Senator Adams Oshiomhole has raised a concern that many Nigerians can relate to.

«"Minister of Works, Dave Umahi, needs to be guided. He proposes building new roads when existing ones are in bad shape. Between Benin and Delta, Benin and Okenne, the roads are so bad, yet 20 new roads were approved recently."»

This raises an important question:

Should the government prioritize repairing major roads that are already failing before embarking on new road projects?

For commuters, transporters, and businesses that rely on these highways every day, the condition of existing roads has real economic and safety consequences.

What do you think? Should fixing old roads come first, or is it right to build new ones alongside ongoing rehabilitation?

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29/07/2026

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