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I encourage every Christian in Nigeria to look for this book, read it and take action by mobilizing other believers to participate in politics and governance in our country Nigeria.

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The Chess Game of 2027 Power Politics in Nigeria
by apostle | Mar 15, 2025 | Uncategorized | 0 comments
The Chess Game of 2027 Power Politics in Nigeria
By Bolaji O. Akinyemi.
The chess game is played on a board of 8×8 grid of 64 squares; the goal is to checkmate your opponent’s king, put him under attack until he is eventually captured.
The chess game presents a classical analogy of Nigeria’s political landscape and the buildup to 2027 presidential elections. The key players in chess game are king, queen, rooks, knights, bishops and pawns.
Each player represents critical jobbers in Nigeria’s political arena as follows:- the President or Head of State is the king who holds the highest power.
Influential politicians and power brokers who support the President represent the queen. The defense and security forces that maintain law and order to protect the President constitute the rooks. The Bishops are the traditional rulers cum religious leaders who wield significant influence. The Knights are the bureaucrats including intellectuals and professionals who provide strategic guidance. Finally, the electorates and everyday citizens who are often caught in the middle of power struggles are represented by the pawns.
In Nigeria, power has historically rotated between the two blocs of the north and the south upon which Nigeria was created as a single country.
The north and south blocs make initial moves to establish their strongholds and influence. Each side engages in a delicate strategic moves to gain power advantage over the other. This might involve forming alliances, making concessions, or using propaganda to sway public opinion.
The final outcome of the moves by the blocs leads one side to emerge victorious, having successfully checkmated the other side as an opponent.
That was the kind of game spearheaded and advanced in 2015 by the Tinubu-led APC to edge out King Jonathan from power to see Buhari to power; and, in 2023 to push Christian presidential candidates out of political power ascendancy as CEO of Nigeria.
In Nigeria’s context, this might mean one bloc gaining dominance over the other whenever a bloc achieves repeated checkmate in trapping the king of the opponent that could not escape.
In Nigeria’s political landscape, checkmate might represent a situation where one side of the blocs has gained greater dominance, in power ascendancy leaving the other side with fewer chances of ascendancy.
However, just as in chess, checkmate is not always a permanent accomplishment. New opportunities can arise, and the game can start anew. In Nigeria’s case, this might involve a shift in power dynamics leading to a change in the governing administration, or a reevaluation of the country’s political structure.
This is where we are! as the permutations for CEO power ascendancy in 2027 are steered.
The swing of the democratic pendulum of power between the conventional two blocs also represents the swing of balance of Religion, particularly for the two leading religions in the country, being Christianity and Islam. In this regard, the pattern of primordial ethnic factors becomes noticeably relevant. This has always been in favour of the Fulani ethnic group by the expropriation, nay, subjugation of the value of the Hausa resources of population, language, history, religion, marriage, couture and culture.
As a result, the Christian dominant electoral factor in the north gets ignored and is often lost in the power game for lack of a platform of aggregation, cooperation and collaboration with their brethren in the other side of the south bloc, and to some extent, a lackadaisical deployment of tenacity in political engineering. Regrettably, CAN is unable and unsuitable to be the platform for negotiating the interest of Christians resident in the north bloc. The north has always produced Muslim CEO of Nigeria while the Christian CEO often comes from the south bloc. Just like with Christians in the north, the Muslim minority in the south bloc has always been at the disadvantage of power games.
The swing of the power pendulum is often between north and south blocs in a pattern already established at independence.
The north bloc tends to forth a Fulani Muslim to emerge as the CEO of Nigeria; whereas, in the south bloc, a Christian often emerges for the CEO job irrespective of his ethnic group.
In breach of convention, the emergence of a Muslim Tinubu from the south bloc is an aberration of the pattern of the north-south swing of the power pendulum. Worst still, a Tinubu Muslim/Muslim Ticket has deepen the breakdown of the existing convention of power swing pattern to a combustible degree; it shouldn’t be encouraged in 2027 in order to sustain the fragile balance of power between the traditional north-south blocs.
Bear in mind that the Tinubu power incumbency has already created a religious bias against the south bloc and incongruously in favour of the north bloc, being that he’s not Fulani; this has cryptic implications for national interest, political stability and cohesion.
On a bloc-wise basis, the incumbency of Tinubu is a marginal plus that is heavily encrusted against diversity, equity and inclusion in a plural polity.; it undermines a tested arrangement that supports the traditional swing that stirs a feeling of unity in the country.
So getting to basics means getting 2027 in the hands of a Christian from the south bloc.
It’s curious how Tinubu cracked into CAN under a south bloc leader to advance his Muslim/Muslim Agenda, and, to ignore north bloc Christians to achieve a resurgence of the 1993 Muslim/Muslim presidential Ticket in the 2023 elections in Nigeria.
Going forward to 2027, the dynamics of a deft game of power has been activated with the resignation of El-Rufai from the ruling APC to join SDP as part of three vital shuffles; the relocation of Buhari to kaduna to provide on-ground proximity to his trusted team that include El-Rufai. The third shuffle is that of Peter Obi who visited a PDP governor Bala Mohamed in Bauchi; either Obi or Mohamed is likely to switch camp for an Obi presidential ticket in 2027.
The Bauchi visit of Obi is a presage of the expectation for a Christian president in 2027 to get back its unbiased reckoning with the south bloc in the power game.
Without any iota of prejudice, the most potent option for the south bloc to produce a Christian president in 2027 is the Goodluck Jonathan candidacy pairing with a suitable north bloc Muslim. On a balance of opinion, the north bloc will trust this arrangement knowing the termination of a four year tenure is inevitable upon which the political power pendulum can seamlessly return to the north bloc.
The Obi/Mohamed game may be a consideration for the enraged relegation of the Fulani from the preeminent position in the power matrix of Nigeria.
As a corollary, the likelihood of Tinubu’s political maturity to embrace one term and field his all time ally in Prof Yemi Osibajo with whom many in the north bloc may find respite if the agreement to be content with one term can be reached.
The permutations of Jonathan, Obi and Osibajo are hinged on the premise that the south bloc Christian base had held the CEO position of Nigeria for a paltry total of 13 years; 8 years of Obasanjo and 5 years of Jonathan. Comparatively, the north bloc occupied the CEO position of Nigeria for a whooping total of 21 years as follows; Balewa in 6 years, Shagari in 4 years, YarAdua in 3 years and Buhari in 8 years.
By the conventional understanding of the game of Nigeria’s political power struggles, we can gain insight from the permutations of the complex dynamics at play and the strategic maneuvering that is needed in the pursuit of power in 2027.
The game changer however may be a Tinubu embrace of constitutional reform based on the 1963 republican constitution before 2027, and by which case, he will conveniently distabilise the argument linked to conventional pattern against his continuation for a second term in office in 2027.
This of course is where we are, and it critically depends on who is at the board playing on behalf of Christians in Nigeria for a win

The Chess Game of 2027 Power Politics in Nigeria by apostle | Mar 15, 2025 | Uncategorized | 0 comments The Chess Game of 2027 Power Politics in Nigeria By Bolaji O. Akinyemi. The chess game is played on a board of 8×8 grid of 64 squares; the goal is to checkmate your opponent’s king, put him under attack until he is eventually captured. The chess game presents a classical analogy of Nigeria’s political landscape and the buildup to 2027 presidential elections. The key players in chess game are king, queen, rooks, knights, bishops and pawns. Each player represents critical jobbers in Nigeria’s political arena as follows:- the President or Head of State is the king who holds the highest power. Influential politicians and power brokers who support the President represent the queen. The defense and security forces that maintain law and order to protect the President constitute the rooks. The Bishops are the traditional rulers cum religious leaders who wield significant influence. The Knights are the bureaucrats including intellectuals and professionals who provide strategic guidance. Finally, the electorates and everyday citizens who are often caught in the middle of power struggles are represented by the pawns. In Nigeria, power has historically rotated between the two blocs of the north and the south upon which Nigeria was created as a single country. The north and south blocs make initial moves to establish their strongholds and influence. Each side engages in a delicate strategic moves to gain power advantage over the other. This might involve forming alliances, making concessions, or using propaganda to sway public opinion. The final outcome of the moves by the blocs leads one side to emerge victorious, having successfully checkmated the other side as an opponent. That was the kind of game spearheaded and advanced in 2015 by the Tinubu-led APC to edge out King Jonathan from power to see Buhari to power; and, in 2023 to push Christian presidential candidates out of political power ascendancy as CEO of Nigeria. In Nigeria’s context, this might mean one bloc gaining dominance over the other whenever a bloc achieves repeated checkmate in trapping the king of the opponent that could not escape. In Nigeria’s political landscape, checkmate might represent a situation where one side of the blocs has gained greater dominance, in power ascendancy leaving the other side with fewer chances of ascendancy. However, just as in chess, checkmate is not always a permanent accomplishment. New opportunities can arise, and the game can start anew. In Nigeria’s case, this might involve a shift in power dynamics leading to a change in the governing administration, or a reevaluation of the country’s political structure. This is where we are! as the permutations for CEO power ascendancy in 2027 are steered. The swing of the democratic pendulum of power between the conventional two blocs also represents the swing of balance of Religion, particularly for the two leading religions in the country, being Christianity and Islam. In this regard, the pattern of primordial ethnic factors becomes noticeably relevant. This has always been in favour of the Fulani ethnic group by the expropriation, nay, subjugation of the value of the Hausa resources of population, language, history, religion, marriage, couture and culture. As a result, the Christian dominant electoral factor in the north gets ignored and is often lost in the power game for lack of a platform of aggregation, cooperation and collaboration with their brethren in the other side of the south bloc, and to some extent, a lackadaisical deployment of tenacity in political engineering. Regrettably, CAN is unable and unsuitable to be the platform for negotiating the interest of Christians resident in the north bloc. The north has always produced Muslim CEO of Nigeria while the Christian CEO often comes from the south bloc. Just like with Christians in the north, the Muslim minority in the south bloc has always been at the disadvantage of power games. The swing of the power pendulum is often between north and south blocs in a pattern already established at independence. The north bloc tends to forth a Fulani Muslim to emerge as the CEO of Nigeria; whereas, in the south bloc, a Christian often emerges for the CEO job irrespective of his ethnic group. In breach of convention, the emergence of a Muslim Tinubu from the south bloc is an aberration of the pattern of the north-south swing of the power pendulum. Worst still, a Tinubu Muslim/Muslim Ticket has deepen the breakdown of the existing convention of power swing pattern to a combustible degree; it shouldn’t be encouraged in 2027 in order to sustain the fragile balance of power between the traditional north-south blocs. Bear in mind that the Tinubu power incumbency has already created a religious bias against the south bloc and incongruously in favour of the north bloc, being that he’s not Fulani; this has cryptic implications for national interest, political stability and cohesion. On a bloc-wise basis, the incumbency of Tinubu is a marginal plus that is heavily encrusted against diversity, equity and inclusion in a plural polity.; it undermines a tested arrangement that supports the traditional swing that stirs a feeling of unity in the country. So getting to basics means getting 2027 in the hands of a Christian from the south bloc. It’s curious how Tinubu cracked into CAN under a south bloc leader to advance his Muslim/Muslim Agenda, and, to ignore north bloc Christians to achieve a resurgence of the 1993 Muslim/Muslim presidential Ticket in the 2023 elections in Nigeria. Going forward to 2027, the dynamics of a deft game of power has been activated with the resignation of El-Rufai from the ruling APC to join SDP as part of three vital shuffles; the relocation of Buhari to kaduna to provide on-ground proximity to his trusted team that include El-Rufai. The third shuffle is that of Peter Obi who visited a PDP governor Bala Mohamed in Bauchi; either Obi or Mohamed is likely to switch camp for an Obi presidential ticket in 2027. The Bauchi visit of Obi is a presage of the expectation for a Christian president in 2027 to get back its unbiased reckoning with the south bloc in the power game. Without any iota of prejudice, the most potent option for the south bloc to produce a Christian president in 2027 is the Goodluck Jonathan candidacy pairing with a suitable north bloc Muslim. On a balance of opinion, the north bloc will trust this arrangement knowing the termination of a four year tenure is inevitable upon which the political power pendulum can seamlessly return to the north bloc. The Obi/Mohamed game may be a consideration for the enraged relegation of the Fulani from the preeminent position in the power matrix of Nigeria. As a corollary, the likelihood of Tinubu’s political maturity to embrace one term and field his all time ally in Prof Yemi Osibajo with whom many in the north bloc may find respite if the agreement to be content with one term can be reached. The permutations of Jonathan, Obi and Osibajo are hinged on the premise that the south bloc Christian base had held the CEO position of Nigeria for a paltry total of 13 years; 8 years of Obasanjo and 5 years of Jonathan. Comparatively, the north bloc occupied the CEO position of Nigeria for a whooping total of 21 years as follows; Balewa in 6 years, Shagari in 4 years, YarAdua in 3 years and Buhari in 8 years. By the conventional understanding of the game of Nigeria’s political power struggles, we can gain insight from the permutations of the complex dynamics at play and the strategic maneuvering that is needed in the pursuit of power in 2027. The game changer however may be a Tinubu embrace of constitutional reform based on the 1963 republican constitution before 2027, and by which case, he will conveniently distabilise the argument linked to conventional pattern against his continuation for a second term in office in 2027. This of course is where we are, and it critically depends on who is at the board playing on behalf of Christians in Nigeria for a win

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This is first time in history of the Canadian Government to elect a black man as Speaker of National Assembly. A Nigerian from Iyin Ekiti was elected the Speaker of Parliament

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List of all Registered Political Parties, their Headquarters addresses and Principal Officers

1. A Accord
National Chairman: Hon. Mohammad Lawal Nalado
National Secretary: Hon. Nurudeen O. Adisa
National Treasurer: Mr. Micheal O. Lerama
National Financial Secretary: Hon. Joseph E. Ijeh
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Maxwell Ngbudem
Address: Plot 488 , 7 Yauri Street, Area 3, Garki Abuja
Phone Number: 08037038325
Accord” was never registered as “Accord PARTY”, AP. It is simply and just “Accord, A.

2. AA Action Alliance
National Chairman: Barr. Udeze Kenneth
National Secretary: James A. Vernimbe
National Treasurer: Ekong Effiom
National Financial Secretary: Chief Eze Nwoke
National Legal Adviser: Esq. Anaukyaa Mnenge Peter
Address: Plot 1977 Orlu Street, Area 3, Garki, Abuja.
Email: actionalliancenational@gmail. com
Phone Number: 07067277005 / 08036351061

3. ABP All Blending Party
National Chairman: Hon. Moses Godia Shipi
National Secretary: Uzong George Moses
National Treasurer: Alheri Moses
National Financial Secretary: Mrs. Eyiomo Josephine Eyeremi
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Chikadibia Princewill Senior Maduka
Address: Plot 614, Zone B, Apo Resettlement, Abuja
Phone Number: 08171902205; 07036438020

4. ACD Advanced Congress Of Democrats
National Chairman: Ag. Peter Blavo
National Secretary: Ag. Rev. Onwuruya Breakforth
National Treasurer: Alh. M. Adamu Takai
National Financial Secretary: Hon. Anthony Amuka
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Pwarigon William
Address: Suite C7, Patsy Plaza, After RCC Building, Along Jabi Road, Jabi-Abuja
Phone Number: 07035821690

5. ACPN Allied Congress Party of Nigeria
National Chairman: Alh. Ganiyu O. Galadima
National Secretary: Mr Paul Isamade
National Treasurer: Chief Angus Uzoamaka
National Financial Secretary: ?
National Legal Adviser: Bar, Jide Ayenibiowo
Address: Suite D402, Global Plaza, Plot 366, Obafemi Awolowo Way, Jabi Upstairs, Jabi – Abuja
Phone Number: 08038313424

6. AD Alliance For Democracy
National Chairman: Chief Joseph Avazi
National Secretary: Mr. Fasogbon P. Akinboye
National Treasurer: Mr. Ubong Johnson
National Financial Secretary:
National Legal Adviser: Mr. Kehinde Aworele
Address: 4 Aba Close, Area 8, Garki, Abuja
Phone Number: 08164495673 and 07065850881

7. ADC African Democratic Congress
National Chairman: Chief Ralph Okey Nwosu
National Secretary: Alh. Sa’id Baba Abdullahi
National Treasurer: Mr. Cavin Alagoa
National Financial Secretary: Mrs. Ifeyinwa Ntima
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Ujunwa L. Onwuasoeze
Address: No. 1 Capital Plaza, Nyanyan-Kuru Road, Abuja.
Phone Number: 08059969415

8. ADP Action Democratic Party
National Chairman: Engr. Yabayi V. Sani
National Secretary: Dr. James Okoroma
National Treasurer: Chief Hon. Declan J. Ogar
National Financial Secretary: Salami Akeem Temitope
National Legal Adviser: Bichi Obadiah Joseph
Address: Plot 3379A, Mungo Park CLose, Off Jesse Jackson Asokoro New Extension-Abuja
Phone Number: 08033001274

9. AGA All Grassroots Alliance
National Chairman: Hon. Dr. Olukayode Oshiariyo
National Secretary: Prince Julius Ikenna Joseph Otiji
National Treasurer: Rev. Dr. Mrs. Amuzie James Helen Ngozi
National Financial Secretary: Hajia Zainab
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Emmanuel Agbaye
Address: Suites 23A-25A Kaitta Mafayas Office Complex, Zone 4, Gwagwalada, FCT. Abuja
Phone Number: 08037870421; 08063844816

10. AGAP All Grand Alliance Party
National Chairman: Engr. Okey Chikwendu
National Secretary: Idu Agbo Emmanuel
National Treasurer: Abdulsalam Abdu
National Financial Secretary: Durojaiye Abdulazeez A.
National Legal Adviser: Ojobor Ndubuisi V.
Address: Plot 586, David Jemibewon Crescent, Gudu District-Abuja
Phone Number: 08033802712

11. ANN Alliance for New Nigeria
National Chairman: Dr. Jay Osi Samuel
National Secretary: Daura Abdulnasser
National Treasurer: ?
National Financial Secretary: Oladipo Akande
National Legal Adviser: Benjamin Nwaokenye
Address: 20, Durban Street, Wuse 11, Abuja
Phone Number: 08038092478; 08037867880

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12. ANRP Abundant Nigeria Renewal Party
National Chairman: Tope Kolade Fasua
National Secretary: Eberechukwu Christian Okonkwo
National Treasurer: Jafeda Wabac (Ms)
National Financial Secretary: Abdul Mumuryi Azi
National Legal Adviser: Dennis Emamope Omopojor
Address: Plot 1483, Km 27, Umaru Musa Yar’Adua Carriage way, Airport Road Lugbe Ext., Abuja
Phone Number: 08033110760; 08067766877

13. APA African Peoples Alliance
Ag. National Chairman: Emmanuel Urhuarhovie
National Secretary: Samaila Umar Sifawa
National Treasurer: Engr. Usman Aliyu Girei
National Financial Secretary: Alh. Abdulrazak Bello
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Samuel Abidan
Address: 7 Yauri Street, Area 3, Garki, Abuja
Phone Number: 08033493571

14. APC All Progressives Congress
National Chairman: Chief John Odigie-Oyegun
National Secretary: Mai Mala Buni
National Treasurer: Mohammed Gwargwawa
National Financial Secretary: Alh. Tajudeen Bello
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Muiz Banire
Address: No. 40 Blantyre Street, Wuse II, Abuja
Phone Number: 08033345691

15. APDA Advanced Peoples Democratic Alliance
National Chairman: Mohammed Shittu Kabiru
National Secretary: Dr. Emeka F. Okengwu
National Treasurer: Chief Mrs Olasinmi A.
National Financial Secretary: Margaret Seember Mchivga
National Legal Adviser: Barr. (Mrs) Augusta Eradiri
Address: No. 10 Fandriana Close, Off Oda Crescent, Off Daaresalam St, Behind Glo office, Wuse II-Abuja
Phone Number: 08095900111

16. APGA All Progressives Grand Alliance
National Chairman: Dr. Victor Ikechukwu Oye
National Secretary: Mr. Labaran Maku
National Treasurer: Hon. Damian Ozurumba
National Financial Secretary: Alh. Garba Ibrahim Carefor
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Ifeanyi Mbaeri
Address: 41b Libreville Crescent , Opp. Tulip Press, Aminu Kano Crescent , Wuse 11, Abuja .
Phone Number: 08035897127

17. APP African Peoples Party
National Chairman: Ikeagwuomu Onyinye
National Secretary: Abu Ibrahim Sossan
National Treasurer: Shehu Bewa Joja
National Financial Secretary: Abdullahi Usman
National Legal Adviser: Ozuruonye Nnenna Cordelia
Address: ?
Phone Number: 08034913080

18. BNPP Better Nigeria Progressive Party
National Chairman: Prof. Godswill Iheanyi chukwu Nnaji
National Secretary: Alh. Iliyasu Abdu Barde
National Treasurer: Ejimozor Obinna John
National Financial Secretary: Babatunde Omolosho Tayo
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Ngozi Nwodo Ibekwe
Address: Block 5, Lokoja Street Area 8 Garki Abuja
Phone Number: 08037881988, 07066451244

19. C4C Coalition for Change
National Chairman: Rt. Hon. Dr. Geff Chizee Ojinika
National Secretary: Peter Ogbaje Paul
National Treasurer: Oludolapo Mercy Adeyanju
National Financial Secretary: Alome Dominic Oluwa
National Legal Adviser: Onyekuru Alex Ikechukwu
Address: Block 3, No. 49 Lake Chad Crescent, Maitama, Abuja
Phone Number: 08033273950; 08077855110

20. DA Democratic Alternative
National Chairman: Prince frank Ukonga
National Secretary: Hon. Aishat Abdulsalam
National Treasurer: Pastor Rueben Igboji
National Financial Secretary: Rev Peter Adebiyi
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Simon Imoisi & Co
Address: Suite 2/031 Area 1 Shopping Complex, Area 1, Garki Abuja
Phone Number: 08023423470

21. DPC Democratic Peoples Congress
National Chairman: Rev. Olusegun Peters
National Secretary: Alh Mohammed Lawal
National Treasurer: Alh Musa Zunairu Dikko
National Financial Secretary: ?
National Legal Adviser: ?
Address: Global Plaza, Plot 366, Obafemi Awolowo Way, Jabi-Abuja
Phone Number: 08038308479

22. DPP Democratic Peoples Party
National Chairman: Chief Benson Gershon
National Secretary: Abdullah D. Mohammed
National Treasurer: ?
Ag. National Financial Secretary: Aliyu Usman
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Lanre Falola
Address: No. 1 Nouakchott Street Zone 1, Wuse, Abuja FCT
Phone Number: 08033381764, 08126850151

23. FJP Freedom and Justice Party
National Chairman: Dr. Onwubuya John Abraham
National Secretary: Aisha Amina Mohammed Eleyo
National Treasurer: Chioma Obot
National Financial Secretary: Dawodu Adetunji Success (JP)
National Legal Adviser: Omar Musa
Address: Glass House 3 & 4 Anon Plaza Gudu District, FCT, Abuja
Phone Number: 09054546328; 08037003214

24. FRESH Fresh Democratic Party
National Chairman: Rev. Chris Okotie
National Secretary: Mr Fela Binutu
National Treasurer: ?
National Financial Secretary: ?
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Kola Dopamu
Address: No. 4 Parhe Close, Aguiyi Ironsi Street, Maitama, Abuja.
Phone Number: 08033651678

25. GDPN Grassroots Development Party of Nigeria
National Chairman: Amb. Odion Cedrack Okpebholo
National Secretary: Ismaila Shauzaza
National Treasurer: Ojo Abiola Helen (Mrs.)
National Financial Secretary: Hon. James Rugu
National Legal Adviser: Barrister Stephen Jube Zira
Address: Nino House, No. 1, Engr. Linus Okpebholo Street, Off Bwari Dutse, FCT
Phone Number: 07039889441; 08052281862

26. GPN Green Party of Nigeria
National Chairman: Chief Sam Eke
National Secretary: Hajara Ishaku
National Treasurer: Mrs. Adebesin Bosede
National Financial Secretary: Hadiza Mali
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Olenka Udenze
Address: No, 5 Church Avenue, Old School Bus Stop, Orozo-Karshi Road, FCT Abuja.
Phone Number: 08065933765 and 08027142078

27. HDP Hope Democratic Party
National Chairman: Chief Ambrose A. Owuru
National Secretary: ?
National Treasurer: ?
National Financial Secretary: ?
National Legal Adviser: ?
Address: Plot 43 Gwarinpa Estate, Abuja.
Phone Number: 080511776052, 08033122272

28. ID Independent Democrats
National Chairman: Edozie Madu
National Secretary: Tobi Adeniyi
National Treasurer: Ahanmisi Izegwuma Abigail
National Financial Secretary: Whetode Desire
National Legal Adviser: Charles Ibeh
Address: 1385C Gurara Street, Off IBB Way, Maitama, Abuja
Phone Number: 08065800000

29. JMPP Justice Must Prevail Party
National Chairman: Dr. Sarah Nnadzwa Jubril (Mrs.)
National Secretary: Kola Kazeem Saliu
National Treasurer: Dr. Okereke Ejikeme E.
National Financial Secretary: Mohammed S. B Yahaya
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Charles Ogboli
Address: No. 2 Calabar Street, Opp. Naval Headquarters, Area 7, Garki, Abuja.
Phone Number: 09071837163; 08023729503

30. KP Kowa Party
National Chairman: Alhaji Saidu Bobboi
National Secretary: Mark Adebayo
National Treasurer: Abdullahi Dahiru Bala
National Financial Secretary: Chinyere Egbo Anni
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Dan Onyeonagu
Address: 129 Corner Shop, Beside Total Filling Station, Fed. Housing Est., Lugbe, Abuja
Phone Number: 08033354443

31. LP Labour Party
**National Chairman Alh. Abdulkadir Abdulsalam (Baraden Paiko) now Dr Mike Omotoso though not yet reflected on INEC website.
National Secretary Julius Aburi (Acting)
National Treasurer Mrs. Oluchi Operah
National Financial Secretary Hajiya Hadiza Kishimi
National Legal Adviser Barr. Akingbade Oyelekan
Address: Dabo Shopping Mall, 2nd Floor, Plot 73 Ladoke Akintola Boulevard, Garki, Abuja .
Phone Number: 08033005810, 08033154349

32. LPN Legacy Party of Nigeria
National Chairman: Ahmed Mustpha Wushishi
National Secretary: Onwuchelwa Onwuchelwa
National Treasurer: Usman Musa
National Financial Secretary: Awojobi Akuladi Waheem
National Legal Adviser: Hussaini Omar Garba
Address: Flat 4, No 47 Yaounde Street, Zone 6, Wuse, Abuja
Phone Number: 08132825108; 08038932775

33. MAJA Mass Action Joint Alliance
National Chairman: Chief Mrs. Chika Ibeneme
National Secretary: Prince Gordon Attai
National Treasurer: Otunba Femi Soluade
National Financial Secretary: Hon. Guwo Lawan Abba
National Legal Adviser: Mrs. Chizim Chinda Glory
Address: House No. 24, Road 15, Efab City Estate, Life Camp, Abuja
Phone Number: 08033264278; 08032350671

34. MDP Modern Democratic Party
National Chairman: Adebukunyi Olateru-Olagbegi
National Secretary: Adetoro Adetoun Fowoshere
National Treasurer: Abayomi Olofinwa
National Financial Secretary: Ibrahim Khahil Ahmed
National Legal Adviser: Ogunpe Olatunji
Address: Suite B19 Discovery Mall Adeola Adetokunbo Wuse 11, Abuja
Phone Number: 08093894841; 08080805809

35. MMN Masses Movement of Nigeria
National Chairman: ?
National Secretary: ?
National Treasurer: ?
National Financial Secretary: ?
National Legal Adviser: ?
Address: ?
Phone Number: ?

36. MPPP Mega Progressive Peoples Party
National Chairman: Ag. Hon. Hamisu Santuraki
National Secretary Ag, Mohammed S. Kanze
National Treasurer J.P Ishaku Dallo
National Financial Secretary Sanni A. Kanlari
National Legal Adviser Barr. Oguntimering Adelaja
Address 1st Avenue, House 53, FHA, Lugbe, Abuja.
Phone Number 07030147731

37. NAC National Action Council
National Chairman: Dr. Olapade Agoro
National Secretary Mr. Joshua Shitta
National Treasurer: ?
National Financial Secretary: ?
National Legal Adviser: ?
Address: ?
Phone Number: ?

38. NCP National Conscience Party
National Chairman: Yunusa Tanko
National Secretary: Ayodele Akele
National Treasurer: V.C. Odumejemba Esq
National Financial Secretary: Amina Mohammed
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Jonathan Edehbru
Address: 1, Younde Street, Wuse Zone 6, Abuja
Phone Number: 08033144131

39. NDCP Nigeria Democratic Congress Party
National Chairman: Charles Idehen
National Secretary: Abdulkareem Salisu Matori
National Treasurer: Esther Nkese Nya Effiom
National Financial Secretary: Peacock Ise Ogbebor
National Legal Adviser: Oluwaseto Oluseto Franklin
Address: 28 Tunis Street Wuse Zone 6
Phone Number: 09025288682, 08137855974

40. NDLP National Democratic Liberty Party
National Chairman: Alh. Umar Mohammed Maizabura
National Secretary: Chief Agomoyo
National Treasurer:
National Financial Secretary:
National Legal Adviser:
Address:
Phone Number:

41. NEPP Nigeria Elements Progressive Party
National Chairman: ?
National Secretary: ?
National Treasurer: ?
National Financial Secretary:
National Legal Adviser
Address
Phone Number

42. NGP New Generation Party of Nigeria
National Chairman: Dr. Yakubu Shendam
National Secretary: Alh. Mohammed Abdu
National Treasurer: Alexander Naalong Danjuma
National Financial Secretary: Alh. Shettima Naramai
National Legal Adviser: Gbehe Cornelius Aondowase
Address: No 9B, 61/63 Road, Aliko Dangote Crescent, Gwarinpa-Abuja
Phone Number: 08184995001, 08060519785

43. NIP National Interest Party
National Chairman: Atuedide Eunice Uche Julian
National Secretary: Oluwafikayo Seun Adeyemi
National Treasurer: Hadiza Hussien Abdullahi
National Financial Secretary: Abdulkadir Bello Ahmed
National Legal Adviser: Sani Abass
Address: Suite 101, NCWS Building, Area 11, Garki, FCT, Abuja
Phone Number: 08144246272; 08034888493

44. NNPP New Nigeria Peoples Party
National Chairman: Dr. B.O Aniebonam
National Secretary: Major Gilbert Agbo
National Treasurer: Nasir A. Abubakar
National Financial Secretary: Eugene Nweke
National Legal Adviser: Bar. Nura Abdullahi
Address: Plot MF 01, SDP Layout City, Centre Plaza, Suit G.F.01, Cadastral Area, Behind Noble Height Academy , Karu FCT, Abuja.
Phone Number: 08037133594

45. NPC Nigeria Peoples Congress
National Chairman: Barr. Suleiman Ahmed Akasawua
National Secretary: Abdulmalik Abdulrahman
National Treasurer: Olayinka Olajide
National Financial Secretary: Nelson Samuel
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Timothy Kyuga
Address: Peace Park Suite D4/5 Plot 749, Utako Abuja
Phone Number: 08035963971

46. NPM New Progressive Movement
National Chairman: Mustapha Bala Getso
National Secretary: Umma Abdullahi
National Treasurer: Eze Charles Chinedu
National Financial Secretary: Gift Yusuf Shallangwa
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Folorunsho Olufemi
Address: Hillside Plaza, 2nd Floor, Room A202 AYA Junction, Asokoro, Abuja
Phone Number: 08033668262; 07037477315

47. NRM National Rescue Movement
National Chairman: Sen. Saidu Muhammed Dansadau
National Secretary: Barr. Chinedum Odenyi
National Treasurer: Umar Mustapha
National Financial Secretary: Aliyu Safiyanu
National Legal Adviser: Olayinka Adebola Abiose
Address: Plot 188 American International School Rd, Off Oladipo Diva Express way by Games Village, Durumi District, Abuja
Phone Number: 08033117340; 08037038721

48. NUP National Unity Party
National Chairman: Chief Perry Opara
National Secretary: ?
National Treasurer: ?
National Financial Secretary
National Legal Adviser
Address
Phone Number: ?

49. PANDEL People’s Alliance for National Development & Liberty
National Chairman: Amb. Abah Lewis Elaigwu
National Secretary: Elder Mike Omohimua
National Treasurer: Kantiok Peter Luke
National Financial Secretary: Effiong Akpan Okoro
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Joe Kekong
Address: 9 Abdou Diof Off Kwame Nkruma St, Asokoro, Abuja, Nigeria
Phone Number: 08176558660, 08023500479

50. PDC People For Democratic Change
National Chairman: Alhaji Mudi M. Waziri
National Secretary: Barr. Benjamin Emeka Igwe
National Treasurer: Chief Udo Uduak Asuquo
National Financial Secretary: Charles Okoroafor
National Legal Adviser Barr. Ayo Omoleupon
Address: 2 Bitou Street, off parakou strrt, off Aminu Kano Crescent, Wuse 2, Abuja
Phone Number; 08023645376

51. PDM Peoples Democratic Movement
National Chairman: Bashir Yusuf Ibrahim
National Secretary: Dr. Joseph O. Akinwumi
National Treasurer: Gagogo Emmanuel
National Financial Secretary: Aku Cecilia Betzom
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Kabiru Umaru Dodo
Address: 72 Mississippi Street, Maitama – Abuja
Phone Number: 08082678233

52. PDP Peoples Democratic Party
National Chairman: Prince Uche Secondus
National Secretary:
National Treasurer:
National Financial Secretary:
National Legal Adviser:
Address Wadata Plaza , Michael Okpara Way , Zone 5, Wuse, Abuja
Phone Number

53. PPA Progressive Peoples Alliance
National Chairman: Chief Peter Ameh
National Secretary: Kehinde Edun
National Treasurer: Mrs. Akpa Elizabeth
National Financial Secretary: Lawrence Ade
National Legal Adviser: Otanwa John
Address: Warri Street, off Emeka Anyoku Street, Area 11, Garki, Abuja
Phone Number: 08023137834, 08094472176

54. PPC Providence People’s Congress
National Chairman: Benson Adeton
National Secretary: Sanjo Hamzat
National Treasurer: Okpala Emeka Kenneth
National Financial Secretary: Olokode Adenike
National Legal Adviser: ?
Address: ?
Phone Number: 08037141200; 08035854586

55. PPN Peoples Party of Nigeria
National Chairman: Hon. Razak Eyiowuawi
National Secretary: Alh. Garba Ibrahim Yakasai
National Treasurer: Engr. Eno Enang
National Financial Secretary: Alh. Saidu Bello Abubakar
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Adamu Kana
Address: House 43, 6th Avenue, Gwarimpa Estate, Abuja Model City.
Phone Number: 07037674661/ 08062471148

56. PPP Peoples Progressive Party
National Chairman: Dr. Damian Uzoma Ogbonna
National Secretary: Mrs. Vera Oseni
National Treasurer: Hon. Richard Benson Echigbue
National Financial Secretary: Abubakar Aliyu Ibrahim
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Chibuzor C. Ezike
Address: Block D, Suite 20 Efab Plaza Extension Area 11 Garki Abuja
Phone Number: 08034213272, 07033777573

57. PRP Peoples Redemption Party
National Chairman: Alhaji Balarabe Musa
National Secretary: ?
National Treasurer
National Financial Secretary
National Legal Adviser
Address
Phone Number

58. PT People’s Trust
National Chairman: Ahmed Muh. Sani
National Secretary: Umar Khalifa Mohammed
National Treasurer: Aliyu Abubakar
National Financial Secretary: Manir Tukur
National Legal Adviser: Dayo Godwin
Address: ?
Phone Number: 07037126716, 08166814254

59. RBNP Re-build Nigeria Party
National Chairman: Chief Japhet Anyanwu
National Secretary: Hon. Musa Abutu
National Treasurer Silifat Usman Oyiza
National Financial Secretary: Hon. Larry Badmus
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Nweke Chukwudi
Address: House No. 26 Ficus Benjamin Street, Gaduwa Estate, Abuja, FCT
Phone Number: 08033410691; 08033921880

60. RP Restoration Party of Nigeria
National Chairman: Nsehe Nseobong
National Secretary: Zino Aliru
National Treasurer: Abubakar Jaafar Dabawa
National Financial Secretary: Joy Joseph Omor
National Legal Adviser: F. O. Wainwei
Address: 5 Jerusalem Street, Old Kutunku Gwagwalada, Abuja, Nigeria
Phone Number: 09035598566; 08036977730

61. SDP Social Democratic Party
National Chairman: Chief. Olu Falae
National Secretary: Dr. Sadiq Umar Abubakar
National Treasurer: Chief. Clarkson Nnaji
National Financial Secretary: Alh. Lawan Kassim Funtua
National Legal Adviser: Chief. Dr. Robson Momoh
Address: Plot 2105 Herbert Macaulay Way, Opp. Sky Memorial Plaza, Block B3, Wuse zone 6, Abuja
Phone Number: 08036203435/ 08089367398

62. SNP Sustainable National Party
National Chairman: Kayode Arimoro Michael
National Secretary: Yusuf Ibrahim
National Treasurer: Jummai Yewande Maha
National Financial Secretary: Yau Isah
National Legal Adviser: Ifunanya Anemalechi
Address: No 1 K 2nd Avenue Kado Mbinko, Gwarinpa, Abuja
Phone Number: 08065308089; 08065977831

63. SPN Socialist Party of Nigeria
National Chairman: Mrs. Segun Sango
National Secretary: Mr. Chinedu Bosah
National Treasurer: Basir Razaq Tanko
National Financial Secretary:
National Legal Adviser: ?
Address: No. 42 Adetokunbo Ademola Street Wuse II Abuja.
Phone Number: 08023180522

64. UDP United Democratic Party
National Chairman: ?
National Secretary: Barr. Godson Okoye
National Treasurer: ?
National Financial Secretary: ?
National Financial Secretary:
National Legal Adviser: Tony Ogbulafor
Address: 6 Gnassingbe Eyedema Street, Asokoro District, Abuja
Phone Number: 08033113639/ 08055302788

65. UPN Unity Party of Nigeria
National Chairman: Prof. Bankole Okuwa
National Secretary: Alhaji Abubakar Abdullahi Sokoto
National Treasurer: Engr. Okey Nwaneri
National Financial Secretary: ?
National Legal Adviser:
Address: Block 10, Flat 1, Amasuma Close, Area 2, Section 1, Garki – Abuja
Phone Number: 08022179684/ 0703559449

66. UPP United Progressive Party
National Chairman: Chief Chekwas Okorie
National Secretary: Barr. Bello Umar
National Treasurer: Prince O.N.C. Akanagbu
National Financial Secretary: Alh. Ibrahim Sulaiman
National Legal Adviser: Barr. Agbo Agbo
Address: The Dome N-Glory Centre, Plot 412, Cadestral Zone, CBD, Abuja
Phone Number: 07030521292

67. YDP Young Democratic Party
National Chairman: Barr. Georgina Dakpokpo
National Secretary: Hon. Bolaji Oni
National Treasurer: Hon. Adex Adetula
National Financial Secretary: Hon. Ahmad Kawu
National Legal Adviser: Bar. Ugo Nwofor
Address: No. 12 ubiaja Crescent, Garki 2, Abuja.
Phone Number: 09098432977

68. YPP Young Progressive Party
National Chairman: Comrade Bishop Amakiri
National Secretary: Barr. Vidiyeno Bamaiyi
National Treasurer: Usman Haruna
National Financial Secretary: Amechi Chidi Charles
National Legal Adviser: Lagi Innocent
Address: Block 10, Flat No. 1 Benue Crescent, Area 1, Garki Abuja
Phone Number: 08100005566, 07050505010

List of all Registered Political Parties, their Headquarters addresses and Principal Officers 1. A Accord National Chairman: Hon. Mohammad Lawal Nalado National Secretary: Hon. Nurudeen O. Adisa National Treasurer: Mr. Micheal O. Lerama National Financial Secretary: Hon. Joseph E. Ijeh National Legal Adviser: Barr. Maxwell Ngbudem Address: Plot 488 , 7 Yauri Street, Area 3, Garki Abuja Phone Number: 08037038325 Accord” was never registered as “Accord PARTY”, AP. It is simply and just “Accord, A. 2. AA Action Alliance National Chairman: Barr. Udeze Kenneth National Secretary: James A. Vernimbe National Treasurer: Ekong Effiom National Financial Secretary: Chief Eze Nwoke National Legal Adviser: Esq. Anaukyaa Mnenge Peter Address: Plot 1977 Orlu Street, Area 3, Garki, Abuja. Email: actionalliancenational@gmail. com Phone Number: 07067277005 / 08036351061 3. ABP All Blending Party National Chairman: Hon. Moses Godia Shipi National Secretary: Uzong George Moses National Treasurer: Alheri Moses National Financial Secretary: Mrs. Eyiomo Josephine Eyeremi National Legal Adviser: Barr. Chikadibia Princewill Senior Maduka Address: Plot 614, Zone B, Apo Resettlement, Abuja Phone Number: 08171902205; 07036438020 4. ACD Advanced Congress Of Democrats National Chairman: Ag. Peter Blavo National Secretary: Ag. Rev. Onwuruya Breakforth National Treasurer: Alh. M. Adamu Takai National Financial Secretary: Hon. Anthony Amuka National Legal Adviser: Barr. Pwarigon William Address: Suite C7, Patsy Plaza, After RCC Building, Along Jabi Road, Jabi-Abuja Phone Number: 07035821690 5. ACPN Allied Congress Party of Nigeria National Chairman: Alh. Ganiyu O. Galadima National Secretary: Mr Paul Isamade National Treasurer: Chief Angus Uzoamaka National Financial Secretary: ? National Legal Adviser: Bar, Jide Ayenibiowo Address: Suite D402, Global Plaza, Plot 366, Obafemi Awolowo Way, Jabi Upstairs, Jabi – Abuja Phone Number: 08038313424 6. AD Alliance For Democracy National Chairman: Chief Joseph Avazi National Secretary: Mr. Fasogbon P. Akinboye National Treasurer: Mr. Ubong Johnson National Financial Secretary: National Legal Adviser: Mr. Kehinde Aworele Address: 4 Aba Close, Area 8, Garki, Abuja Phone Number: 08164495673 and 07065850881 7. ADC African Democratic Congress National Chairman: Chief Ralph Okey Nwosu National Secretary: Alh. Sa’id Baba Abdullahi National Treasurer: Mr. Cavin Alagoa National Financial Secretary: Mrs. Ifeyinwa Ntima National Legal Adviser: Barr. Ujunwa L. Onwuasoeze Address: No. 1 Capital Plaza, Nyanyan-Kuru Road, Abuja. Phone Number: 08059969415 8. ADP Action Democratic Party National Chairman: Engr. Yabayi V. Sani National Secretary: Dr. James Okoroma National Treasurer: Chief Hon. Declan J. Ogar National Financial Secretary: Salami Akeem Temitope National Legal Adviser: Bichi Obadiah Joseph Address: Plot 3379A, Mungo Park CLose, Off Jesse Jackson Asokoro New Extension-Abuja Phone Number: 08033001274 9. AGA All Grassroots Alliance National Chairman: Hon. Dr. Olukayode Oshiariyo National Secretary: Prince Julius Ikenna Joseph Otiji National Treasurer: Rev. Dr. Mrs. Amuzie James Helen Ngozi National Financial Secretary: Hajia Zainab National Legal Adviser: Barr. Emmanuel Agbaye Address: Suites 23A-25A Kaitta Mafayas Office Complex, Zone 4, Gwagwalada, FCT. Abuja Phone Number: 08037870421; 08063844816 10. AGAP All Grand Alliance Party National Chairman: Engr. Okey Chikwendu National Secretary: Idu Agbo Emmanuel National Treasurer: Abdulsalam Abdu National Financial Secretary: Durojaiye Abdulazeez A. National Legal Adviser: Ojobor Ndubuisi V. Address: Plot 586, David Jemibewon Crescent, Gudu District-Abuja Phone Number: 08033802712 11. ANN Alliance for New Nigeria National Chairman: Dr. Jay Osi Samuel National Secretary: Daura Abdulnasser National Treasurer: ? National Financial Secretary: Oladipo Akande National Legal Adviser: Benjamin Nwaokenye Address: 20, Durban Street, Wuse 11, Abuja Phone Number: 08038092478; 08037867880 Related News AA apologises to INEC chair, urges him to ignore claims by faction Ogun INEC REC slumps, dies in Abuja Edo: INEC slates August 22 to September 8 for PVC collection 12. ANRP Abundant Nigeria Renewal Party National Chairman: Tope Kolade Fasua National Secretary: Eberechukwu Christian Okonkwo National Treasurer: Jafeda Wabac (Ms) National Financial Secretary: Abdul Mumuryi Azi National Legal Adviser: Dennis Emamope Omopojor Address: Plot 1483, Km 27, Umaru Musa Yar’Adua Carriage way, Airport Road Lugbe Ext., Abuja Phone Number: 08033110760; 08067766877 13. APA African Peoples Alliance Ag. National Chairman: Emmanuel Urhuarhovie National Secretary: Samaila Umar Sifawa National Treasurer: Engr. Usman Aliyu Girei National Financial Secretary: Alh. Abdulrazak Bello National Legal Adviser: Barr. Samuel Abidan Address: 7 Yauri Street, Area 3, Garki, Abuja Phone Number: 08033493571 14. APC All Progressives Congress National Chairman: Chief John Odigie-Oyegun National Secretary: Mai Mala Buni National Treasurer: Mohammed Gwargwawa National Financial Secretary: Alh. Tajudeen Bello National Legal Adviser: Barr. Muiz Banire Address: No. 40 Blantyre Street, Wuse II, Abuja Phone Number: 08033345691 15. APDA Advanced Peoples Democratic Alliance National Chairman: Mohammed Shittu Kabiru National Secretary: Dr. Emeka F. Okengwu National Treasurer: Chief Mrs Olasinmi A. National Financial Secretary: Margaret Seember Mchivga National Legal Adviser: Barr. (Mrs) Augusta Eradiri Address: No. 10 Fandriana Close, Off Oda Crescent, Off Daaresalam St, Behind Glo office, Wuse II-Abuja Phone Number: 08095900111 16. APGA All Progressives Grand Alliance National Chairman: Dr. Victor Ikechukwu Oye National Secretary: Mr. Labaran Maku National Treasurer: Hon. Damian Ozurumba National Financial Secretary: Alh. Garba Ibrahim Carefor National Legal Adviser: Barr. Ifeanyi Mbaeri Address: 41b Libreville Crescent , Opp. Tulip Press, Aminu Kano Crescent , Wuse 11, Abuja . Phone Number: 08035897127 17. APP African Peoples Party National Chairman: Ikeagwuomu Onyinye National Secretary: Abu Ibrahim Sossan National Treasurer: Shehu Bewa Joja National Financial Secretary: Abdullahi Usman National Legal Adviser: Ozuruonye Nnenna Cordelia Address: ? Phone Number: 08034913080 18. BNPP Better Nigeria Progressive Party National Chairman: Prof. Godswill Iheanyi chukwu Nnaji National Secretary: Alh. Iliyasu Abdu Barde National Treasurer: Ejimozor Obinna John National Financial Secretary: Babatunde Omolosho Tayo National Legal Adviser: Barr. Ngozi Nwodo Ibekwe Address: Block 5, Lokoja Street Area 8 Garki Abuja Phone Number: 08037881988, 07066451244 19. C4C Coalition for Change National Chairman: Rt. Hon. Dr. Geff Chizee Ojinika National Secretary: Peter Ogbaje Paul National Treasurer: Oludolapo Mercy Adeyanju National Financial Secretary: Alome Dominic Oluwa National Legal Adviser: Onyekuru Alex Ikechukwu Address: Block 3, No. 49 Lake Chad Crescent, Maitama, Abuja Phone Number: 08033273950; 08077855110 20. DA Democratic Alternative National Chairman: Prince frank Ukonga National Secretary: Hon. Aishat Abdulsalam National Treasurer: Pastor Rueben Igboji National Financial Secretary: Rev Peter Adebiyi National Legal Adviser: Barr. Simon Imoisi & Co Address: Suite 2/031 Area 1 Shopping Complex, Area 1, Garki Abuja Phone Number: 08023423470 21. DPC Democratic Peoples Congress National Chairman: Rev. Olusegun Peters National Secretary: Alh Mohammed Lawal National Treasurer: Alh Musa Zunairu Dikko National Financial Secretary: ? National Legal Adviser: ? Address: Global Plaza, Plot 366, Obafemi Awolowo Way, Jabi-Abuja Phone Number: 08038308479 22. DPP Democratic Peoples Party National Chairman: Chief Benson Gershon National Secretary: Abdullah D. Mohammed National Treasurer: ? Ag. National Financial Secretary: Aliyu Usman National Legal Adviser: Barr. Lanre Falola Address: No. 1 Nouakchott Street Zone 1, Wuse, Abuja FCT Phone Number: 08033381764, 08126850151 23. FJP Freedom and Justice Party National Chairman: Dr. Onwubuya John Abraham National Secretary: Aisha Amina Mohammed Eleyo National Treasurer: Chioma Obot National Financial Secretary: Dawodu Adetunji Success (JP) National Legal Adviser: Omar Musa Address: Glass House 3 & 4 Anon Plaza Gudu District, FCT, Abuja Phone Number: 09054546328; 08037003214 24. FRESH Fresh Democratic Party National Chairman: Rev. Chris Okotie National Secretary: Mr Fela Binutu National Treasurer: ? National Financial Secretary: ? National Legal Adviser: Barr. Kola Dopamu Address: No. 4 Parhe Close, Aguiyi Ironsi Street, Maitama, Abuja. Phone Number: 08033651678 25. GDPN Grassroots Development Party of Nigeria National Chairman: Amb. Odion Cedrack Okpebholo National Secretary: Ismaila Shauzaza National Treasurer: Ojo Abiola Helen (Mrs.) National Financial Secretary: Hon. James Rugu National Legal Adviser: Barrister Stephen Jube Zira Address: Nino House, No. 1, Engr. Linus Okpebholo Street, Off Bwari Dutse, FCT Phone Number: 07039889441; 08052281862 26. GPN Green Party of Nigeria National Chairman: Chief Sam Eke National Secretary: Hajara Ishaku National Treasurer: Mrs. Adebesin Bosede National Financial Secretary: Hadiza Mali National Legal Adviser: Barr. Olenka Udenze Address: No, 5 Church Avenue, Old School Bus Stop, Orozo-Karshi Road, FCT Abuja. Phone Number: 08065933765 and 08027142078 27. HDP Hope Democratic Party National Chairman: Chief Ambrose A. Owuru National Secretary: ? National Treasurer: ? National Financial Secretary: ? National Legal Adviser: ? Address: Plot 43 Gwarinpa Estate, Abuja. Phone Number: 080511776052, 08033122272 28. ID Independent Democrats National Chairman: Edozie Madu National Secretary: Tobi Adeniyi National Treasurer: Ahanmisi Izegwuma Abigail National Financial Secretary: Whetode Desire National Legal Adviser: Charles Ibeh Address: 1385C Gurara Street, Off IBB Way, Maitama, Abuja Phone Number: 08065800000 29. JMPP Justice Must Prevail Party National Chairman: Dr. Sarah Nnadzwa Jubril (Mrs.) National Secretary: Kola Kazeem Saliu National Treasurer: Dr. Okereke Ejikeme E. National Financial Secretary: Mohammed S. B Yahaya National Legal Adviser: Barr. Charles Ogboli Address: No. 2 Calabar Street, Opp. Naval Headquarters, Area 7, Garki, Abuja. Phone Number: 09071837163; 08023729503 30. KP Kowa Party National Chairman: Alhaji Saidu Bobboi National Secretary: Mark Adebayo National Treasurer: Abdullahi Dahiru Bala National Financial Secretary: Chinyere Egbo Anni National Legal Adviser: Barr. Dan Onyeonagu Address: 129 Corner Shop, Beside Total Filling Station, Fed. Housing Est., Lugbe, Abuja Phone Number: 08033354443 31. LP Labour Party **National Chairman Alh. Abdulkadir Abdulsalam (Baraden Paiko) now Dr Mike Omotoso though not yet reflected on INEC website. National Secretary Julius Aburi (Acting) National Treasurer Mrs. Oluchi Operah National Financial Secretary Hajiya Hadiza Kishimi National Legal Adviser Barr. Akingbade Oyelekan Address: Dabo Shopping Mall, 2nd Floor, Plot 73 Ladoke Akintola Boulevard, Garki, Abuja . Phone Number: 08033005810, 08033154349 32. LPN Legacy Party of Nigeria National Chairman: Ahmed Mustpha Wushishi National Secretary: Onwuchelwa Onwuchelwa National Treasurer: Usman Musa National Financial Secretary: Awojobi Akuladi Waheem National Legal Adviser: Hussaini Omar Garba Address: Flat 4, No 47 Yaounde Street, Zone 6, Wuse, Abuja Phone Number: 08132825108; 08038932775 33. MAJA Mass Action Joint Alliance National Chairman: Chief Mrs. Chika Ibeneme National Secretary: Prince Gordon Attai National Treasurer: Otunba Femi Soluade National Financial Secretary: Hon. Guwo Lawan Abba National Legal Adviser: Mrs. Chizim Chinda Glory Address: House No. 24, Road 15, Efab City Estate, Life Camp, Abuja Phone Number: 08033264278; 08032350671 34. MDP Modern Democratic Party National Chairman: Adebukunyi Olateru-Olagbegi National Secretary: Adetoro Adetoun Fowoshere National Treasurer: Abayomi Olofinwa National Financial Secretary: Ibrahim Khahil Ahmed National Legal Adviser: Ogunpe Olatunji Address: Suite B19 Discovery Mall Adeola Adetokunbo Wuse 11, Abuja Phone Number: 08093894841; 08080805809 35. MMN Masses Movement of Nigeria National Chairman: ? National Secretary: ? National Treasurer: ? National Financial Secretary: ? National Legal Adviser: ? Address: ? Phone Number: ? 36. MPPP Mega Progressive Peoples Party National Chairman: Ag. Hon. Hamisu Santuraki National Secretary Ag, Mohammed S. Kanze National Treasurer J.P Ishaku Dallo National Financial Secretary Sanni A. Kanlari National Legal Adviser Barr. Oguntimering Adelaja Address 1st Avenue, House 53, FHA, Lugbe, Abuja. Phone Number 07030147731 37. NAC National Action Council National Chairman: Dr. Olapade Agoro National Secretary Mr. Joshua Shitta National Treasurer: ? National Financial Secretary: ? National Legal Adviser: ? Address: ? Phone Number: ? 38. NCP National Conscience Party National Chairman: Yunusa Tanko National Secretary: Ayodele Akele National Treasurer: V.C. Odumejemba Esq National Financial Secretary: Amina Mohammed National Legal Adviser: Barr. Jonathan Edehbru Address: 1, Younde Street, Wuse Zone 6, Abuja Phone Number: 08033144131 39. NDCP Nigeria Democratic Congress Party National Chairman: Charles Idehen National Secretary: Abdulkareem Salisu Matori National Treasurer: Esther Nkese Nya Effiom National Financial Secretary: Peacock Ise Ogbebor National Legal Adviser: Oluwaseto Oluseto Franklin Address: 28 Tunis Street Wuse Zone 6 Phone Number: 09025288682, 08137855974 40. NDLP National Democratic Liberty Party National Chairman: Alh. Umar Mohammed Maizabura National Secretary: Chief Agomoyo National Treasurer: National Financial Secretary: National Legal Adviser: Address: Phone Number: 41. NEPP Nigeria Elements Progressive Party National Chairman: ? National Secretary: ? National Treasurer: ? National Financial Secretary: National Legal Adviser Address Phone Number 42. NGP New Generation Party of Nigeria National Chairman: Dr. Yakubu Shendam National Secretary: Alh. Mohammed Abdu National Treasurer: Alexander Naalong Danjuma National Financial Secretary: Alh. Shettima Naramai National Legal Adviser: Gbehe Cornelius Aondowase Address: No 9B, 61/63 Road, Aliko Dangote Crescent, Gwarinpa-Abuja Phone Number: 08184995001, 08060519785 43. NIP National Interest Party National Chairman: Atuedide Eunice Uche Julian National Secretary: Oluwafikayo Seun Adeyemi National Treasurer: Hadiza Hussien Abdullahi National Financial Secretary: Abdulkadir Bello Ahmed National Legal Adviser: Sani Abass Address: Suite 101, NCWS Building, Area 11, Garki, FCT, Abuja Phone Number: 08144246272; 08034888493 44. NNPP New Nigeria Peoples Party National Chairman: Dr. B.O Aniebonam National Secretary: Major Gilbert Agbo National Treasurer: Nasir A. Abubakar National Financial Secretary: Eugene Nweke National Legal Adviser: Bar. Nura Abdullahi Address: Plot MF 01, SDP Layout City, Centre Plaza, Suit G.F.01, Cadastral Area, Behind Noble Height Academy , Karu FCT, Abuja. Phone Number: 08037133594 45. NPC Nigeria Peoples Congress National Chairman: Barr. Suleiman Ahmed Akasawua National Secretary: Abdulmalik Abdulrahman National Treasurer: Olayinka Olajide National Financial Secretary: Nelson Samuel National Legal Adviser: Barr. Timothy Kyuga Address: Peace Park Suite D4/5 Plot 749, Utako Abuja Phone Number: 08035963971 46. NPM New Progressive Movement National Chairman: Mustapha Bala Getso National Secretary: Umma Abdullahi National Treasurer: Eze Charles Chinedu National Financial Secretary: Gift Yusuf Shallangwa National Legal Adviser: Barr. Folorunsho Olufemi Address: Hillside Plaza, 2nd Floor, Room A202 AYA Junction, Asokoro, Abuja Phone Number: 08033668262; 07037477315 47. NRM National Rescue Movement National Chairman: Sen. Saidu Muhammed Dansadau National Secretary: Barr. Chinedum Odenyi National Treasurer: Umar Mustapha National Financial Secretary: Aliyu Safiyanu National Legal Adviser: Olayinka Adebola Abiose Address: Plot 188 American International School Rd, Off Oladipo Diva Express way by Games Village, Durumi District, Abuja Phone Number: 08033117340; 08037038721 48. NUP National Unity Party National Chairman: Chief Perry Opara National Secretary: ? National Treasurer: ? National Financial Secretary National Legal Adviser Address Phone Number: ? 49. PANDEL People’s Alliance for National Development & Liberty National Chairman: Amb. Abah Lewis Elaigwu National Secretary: Elder Mike Omohimua National Treasurer: Kantiok Peter Luke National Financial Secretary: Effiong Akpan Okoro National Legal Adviser: Barr. Joe Kekong Address: 9 Abdou Diof Off Kwame Nkruma St, Asokoro, Abuja, Nigeria Phone Number: 08176558660, 08023500479 50. PDC People For Democratic Change National Chairman: Alhaji Mudi M. Waziri National Secretary: Barr. Benjamin Emeka Igwe National Treasurer: Chief Udo Uduak Asuquo National Financial Secretary: Charles Okoroafor National Legal Adviser Barr. Ayo Omoleupon Address: 2 Bitou Street, off parakou strrt, off Aminu Kano Crescent, Wuse 2, Abuja Phone Number; 08023645376 51. PDM Peoples Democratic Movement National Chairman: Bashir Yusuf Ibrahim National Secretary: Dr. Joseph O. Akinwumi National Treasurer: Gagogo Emmanuel National Financial Secretary: Aku Cecilia Betzom National Legal Adviser: Barr. Kabiru Umaru Dodo Address: 72 Mississippi Street, Maitama – Abuja Phone Number: 08082678233 52. PDP Peoples Democratic Party National Chairman: Prince Uche Secondus National Secretary: National Treasurer: National Financial Secretary: National Legal Adviser: Address Wadata Plaza , Michael Okpara Way , Zone 5, Wuse, Abuja Phone Number 53. PPA Progressive Peoples Alliance National Chairman: Chief Peter Ameh National Secretary: Kehinde Edun National Treasurer: Mrs. Akpa Elizabeth National Financial Secretary: Lawrence Ade National Legal Adviser: Otanwa John Address: Warri Street, off Emeka Anyoku Street, Area 11, Garki, Abuja Phone Number: 08023137834, 08094472176 54. PPC Providence People’s Congress National Chairman: Benson Adeton National Secretary: Sanjo Hamzat National Treasurer: Okpala Emeka Kenneth National Financial Secretary: Olokode Adenike National Legal Adviser: ? Address: ? Phone Number: 08037141200; 08035854586 55. PPN Peoples Party of Nigeria National Chairman: Hon. Razak Eyiowuawi National Secretary: Alh. Garba Ibrahim Yakasai National Treasurer: Engr. 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2027: Tinubu’s Second Term at Risk.
by apostle | Mar 7, 2025 | Uncategorized | 5 comments
2027: Tinubu’s Second Term at Risk.
By Bolaji O. Akinyemi.
The choice of Tinubu’s Muslim/Muslim Ticket in response to Northern Oligarchy Agenda in 2023 represented and clearly communicated to the Nation the practical demonstration of unfair treatment of Christians in Kaduna State under the leadership of El-Rufai. A brazen insult to the Christian population, up scaled to a national Agenda. This inherited risk was made possible by the docility of Christian Association of Nigeria leadership and the lack of platform outside of CAN where Christians can aggregate their number to protect their common interest; faith.
The fallout between El-Rufai the transducer of Christians and Christianity in Nigeria and the President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu is obviously a risk, its level is of course at the mercy of how it will be managed by the Tinubu Team and how Christians in the country will widen or narrow the gap between them to the advantage of advancing our collective interest.
However, a greater risk is coming from outside the country. It is important for us to evaluate all the risks and their factors. And further interrogate Tinubu’s performance in governance as a possible panacea for the risk that the 2027 election poses to him or otherwise.
To the local risks, the first, is the human exposure to the natural law of attrition. This of course is the reality of all mortals, my prayer for the President is that God will grace him with good health to enable him witness his personal desire of ruling for 8 years! However, since we are men and not God, due consideration for health and wellness and the consequences, if all be not well with the President for any reason, we must duly and dutifully consider this to protect Nigeria from the repeat of Yar’dau/Jonathan crisis.
The demise of Mr President, (God forbid) before 2027 will leave us with a Shettima led Presidency. Though a hard nut, this is manageable because we still have the chance to boot Shettima out during the 2027 general elections. But a post 2027 Muslim Muslim Ticket will be a suicidal decision against Nigeria as a whole, given the antecedents of a pro Islamic political party that APC has proven to be beyond all reasonable doubt.
We have seen Taliban elements served as Minister under the APC administration. We have witnessed the gender intolerance of the said Minister towards a National Commissioner of the Diaspora Commissioner who got thrown out of her office!
The President is not unaware of the interest of the United States of America in Africa and Nigeria in particular. To that interest his party the APC owes the pressure and frustrations that hedged out Goodluck Jonathan in 2015!
The interest of the USA is however at the mercy of the man in the saddle. If the revelation of how terrorism was funded by the yesterday men of power in America is anything to go by. The question is what will today’s man in power not do to rid his nation’s structure of governance of the tentacles of yesterday’s men.
If USAID, a strategic agency of government is not spared and the killer of J.F. Kennedy, hidden from the public for decades by the system for whatever the reason is, a common public knowledge today, how prepared or not is President Trump to help President Tinubu to keep his baggage of alleged drug trafficking report with the CIA? Going towards 2027, will our President remain simply as he was described; “a CIA useful asset” to serve the interests of the new Sheriff? Or has he out-lived his usefulness? These are strategic realities the President must submit to his think tank to provide solutions to!
While these confrontations are being enabled by a number of local happenings in the polity, take for example the insensitive silencing of a gender in cry for justice at the chamber of the Nigerian Senate. In a country where the girl child practically has nil right and can be bundled by jihadist like a slave conquered in war, to do with them as they please, with little or no pragmatic effort on the part of our government to put this randy men at check even at the senate chamber! Like it or not, a perception is formed of the present administration’s attitude to gender equality!
Should we place on the scale the inconsistency of our judiciary system at perpetuating injustice. Serving justice at a cost as alleged in the controversial book. The withdrawal of Chief Afe Babalola’s case against Dele Farotimi may have rested the issue locally, but it has further amplified the title of Farotimi’s book; “Nigeria and its criminal justice system”, as truly the state of our judiciary!
More worrisome however is the reach out by Dr Nwankwo T. Nwaezeigwe’s led ICAC-GEN to President Trump to protect Christians in Nigeria!
I was in the forefront of the cry against the injustice meted by Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the most uncharitable manner in 2023. Bad enough that he took his decision against the natural balance of power that has been our lot even under the military. To imagine that the President attended the book launch, of a military General, self styled President, and laugh at the event of a man that gave a Muslim/Muslim pairing as one of the reasons for the annulment of the June 12 by the military is an absurdity! Lovers of democracy must frown at the possibility of an annulment of the present Muslim/Muslim ticket from the military quarters, by annulling the same through the power of the ballot if APC refused to balance the ticket in 2027.
The impression that a competent Christian to fill the position of the Vice President could not be found in the whole of Northern Nigeria is obviously a misrepresentation of facts and the trampling underfoot of all men and women of the faith of Christ from that part of the country. That wrong impression must be corrected now!
Tinubu must dump his Muslim Muslim dogma for a Muslim/Christian option or all Christian in Nigeria should be mobilised to dump him in 2027!
My individual campaign against Muslim/Muslim ticket through the following articles:

and

were reasonable, sensible and sensitively presented enough to earn me calls from the intellectual community class, to which I have been graciously admitted for what they presume I can add in value towards nation building. I am grateful for the calls from the business community who in the fear of their investments in the country have come to trust our position which are often devoid of political biases. I can’t leave out calls from the political quarters, the first daughter of a leading Muslim candidate, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar could not but agree with the need to do justice in that regard, she spoke with me through the phone of a leader of no mean influence who had served as the President of the Youth Wing of the Christian Association of Nigeria few months to the 2023 general elections. To be introduced to Alhaji Atiku Abubakar GCON former Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria by Chief Dele Momodu at the residence of Pa Ayo Adebanjo on Sunday 2nd March 2025 while on a condolence visit is to tell you how mature the jungle is for our participation in the space will be, at swinging the pendulum in 2027, apologies to Chief Dele Momodu, for the use of the word ‘pendulum’. Do I need to mention the rallying point of thoughts on nation building that the Adebanjo’s residence has become at this season. As former President Goodluck Jonathan visited earlier the same day that Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and Myself did. I led the Apostolic Round Table’s Delegation, the visit was arranged by a bona fide Patriot of the house of Nigeria who facilitated my sitting in a meeting with the leaders of the Patriots group late 2023. Same day, MNR, a group founded by Chief Anthony Eromosele Enahoro, one of the founding fathers of our nation was led by a Ron ethnic tribe Chief, Da, Jonathan Sunday Akuns who is the Spokesperson of MNR and the Galadima Daffo. Daffo is a community in Bokkos Local Government Area of Plateau State.
If I was a lone wolf making a hew cry in 2023, the odds against Tinubu and the acceptance we have gained through our many platforms will by the grace of God see to it that the balance of tickets will be our reality in 2027!
This is beyond religion and should be spelt out in capital letters; A BALANCED TICKET IN 2027 or no deal should be the stand of every ambassador of peace in Nigeria!
The sensitization for a balanced ticket come 2027 has begun in earnest as a coalition group known as INTERNATIONAL COALITION AGAINST CHRISTIAN GENOCIDE IN NIGERIA (ICAC-GEN) has written a letter to American Government appealing for intervention in the ongoing onslaught against Christians majority trapped in Nigeria . In the letter signed by Dr Nwankwo T. Nwaezeigwe, released to BVI Channel 1, and sighted and read on the Whatsapp platform of ICAC-GEN to which I belong.
He stated; “It should be recalled that President Donald Trump had in 2018 in his Oval Office confronted the then visiting Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari on this matter of persecution of Nigerian Christians in the following words:
“Also, we’ve had very serious problems with Christians who have been murdered, killed in Nigeria. We‘re going to be working on that problem very, very hard, because we can’t allow that to happen.”
The pledge by President Trump to work very very hard on the persecution and killing of Christians in Nigeria was not to be, as he lost the election in November 2020. His absence took hostility against Christians in Nigeria to an unimaginable level. If President Trump was worried about the 276 Chibok school children adoption. He only needed to have waited to witness what became almost a daily occurrence in Nigeria. On 7th March 2024, a criminal gang named “bandits” for exigencies of propaganda away from the reality of Islamic terrorism appellation, that it is! The criminals invaded a secondary school in Kurija town of Southern Kaduna and Kidnapped 287 students including girls. Two days later, bandits, as the government and the media had agreed, to call Terrorists. The enemies of humanity broke into a boarding school in Gidan Bakuso village in the Sultanate State of Sokoto, among the Muslims who were born to rule and kidnapped 15 children!
In March 2024, these spiral cases of kidnapping didn’t take place under the man, Muhammadu Buhari who was strongly warned by President Trump. They did under the new APC government, led by Alhaji Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Is terror an individual’s or a political party’s agenda? Happenings or occurrence through the month of March 2024 will confirm, as the spate continues.
On 18th March 2024, over 87 people were reported to have been kidnapped in Kajuru community in southern Kaduna!
The urgency of our need for rescue is better painted in the words of Nwaezeigwe; “the unsurpassed visionary concern of President Trump for the plight of Nigerian Christians that could not be fulfilled at that time because of the evil machinations of the anti-humanity system in America at that time. But today, we are delighted that God has brought him back to his rightful position as the 47th President of the United States of America, to rise to the most pressing need of the moment; the de-humanization of humanity in Nigeria”.
He went further; “It should be of interest to President Trump and the global community, that since the inception of these acts of Islamic terrorism in Nigeria which involved mass killings, kidnapping for ransom, and displacement of indigenous people from their ancestral homes, no single terrorist has been brought before the court of law for trial! And since there has been no trial, not under Buhari or Tinubu. There has also not been any conviction for terrorism against all the terrorists captured by government troops!
It is ridiculous that while these Islamic terrorists continue to rake havoc against Christians, the same Government that claims to be fighting them tells us that they are at the same time rehabilitating the captured terrorists, most of whom eventually return to their old base of terrorism. There is, therefore, no better way to describe this program of rehabilitation of murderers than an obnoxious government policy of collaboration with the same terrorists. Why should the same terrorists not be emboldened to continue their heinous crimes against the Nigeria Christian population with unbridled impunity if it has been made clear to them that capture means freedom from prosecution for their crimes?
Coupled with the unimaginable Islamic terrorism tormenting Nigerian Christians, the present Muslim President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Bola Ahmed Tinubu has dramatically turned Nigerian Christians into inconsequential minorities in a country they are numerically in majority against Muslims through alienation in political appointments. The rejection of a Christian Vice President from the North, the people mostly affected by this target for terror speaks to this”!
The ICAC-GEN letter of protest to President Trump is a welcome development. It is left for the Christian Association of Nigeria to see it for what it is and take its place in the movement. Will CAN humbly serve Christians in Nigeria and by extension humanity or be content with defensive tactics that have aided the trampling of our faith by the enemies of Christ and his Cross in Nigeria? The case of closure of schools in some Northern States for the Ramadan is a needless kick by CAN. That happened because we allowed erosion of the just and fair representations in Government as President or Vice President!
Everyone who is worthy to answer the name Christian should stand with the mobilisation strategy that will be unfolded in the days ahead going forward to 2027. I have come a long way with many Nigerians in the struggle to see our nation built, not without our differences, of tribes and religions but it dissolves at the greater altar of humanity. This is an opportunity to rally us together for a balance ticket, come 2027 in the interest of justice, fairness and equity. On this, there should be no compromise!
To be continued.
Dr. Bolaji O. Akinyemi is an Apostle and Nation Builder. He’s also President Voice of His Word Ministries and Convener Apostolic Round Table. BoT Chairman, Project Victory Call Initiative, AKA PVC Naija. He is a strategic Communicator and the C.E.O, Masterbuilder Communications.
Email:bolajiakinyemi66@gmail.com
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ADESOJI, MOSES ADIO-SAKA
ADESOJI, MOSES ADIO-SAKA on March 7, 2025 at 9:55 pm
Generally, most Countries in the world especially in Africa, Middle-East and the West, see Nigeria as an Islamic nation! This is a BLATANT lie smuggled into our Constitution! So, we can understand the stupid arrogance of EL-RUFAI and the nonchallant attitude of the federal government to the plight of Christians in this nation! We need to collectively tell them throughout the length and breadth of the Country that we, Christians matter, through our votes come 2027!
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Mr Wind
Mr Wind on March 7, 2025 at 11:13 pm
Well penned, Sir. You are purely the voice of the passive majority, and an example to the action driven patriots.
However, these people have really undermined our existence as Christians. We have seen how cheaply certain religious leaders have sold the populace out on the grounds of bigotry.
Men who should rally, Unite, and.speak for the vast majority of Christians have played blind, deaf and dumb.
We literally do not exist in the scheme of things (of relevance and power) as CAN can only play the defensive card as you stated, while crying wolf. We seem to be a joke.
2027 is just a few months from now and strategic meetings ought to be ongoing already, as to how to divide power and have our voice restored.
Besides journalists as yourself sir, who or what can we say have stood or can stand for the Christian body?
What’s the way to go ahead of 2027?
Thank you for this, sir. We await part 2.
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Oke Stephen Abayomi
Oke Stephen Abayomi on March 7, 2025 at 11:13 pm
It seems alot will be unfolding towards 2027 drama. If by any chance he is still a valuable CIA Asset as you have alluded. I know very the current president may pull a stunt on that soonest.
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SOLOMON SAAONDO AGBER
SOLOMON SAAONDO AGBER on March 7, 2025 at 11:38 pm
The Muslim -muslim ticket has a being a big slap on the Christians in Nigeria. Our clap back in 2027 will be conspicuous. The emergence of Trump is also a game changer, Trump would quite interest in a fellow who’s existence is anchored on the wheels of mystery drug proceeds. This Trump will not easily look away
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Odunlami Oluwagbemiga
Odunlami Oluwagbemiga on March 8, 2025 at 6:03 am
Well as far as I’m concerned, God in his supremacy is interested in the Leadership of all Nations.
So as for Nigeria, his will must be done
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2027: Tinubu’s Second Term at Risk. by apostle | Mar 7, 2025 | Uncategorized | 5 comments 2027: Tinubu’s Second Term at Risk. By Bolaji O. Akinyemi. The choice of Tinubu’s Muslim/Muslim Ticket in response to Northern Oligarchy Agenda in 2023 represented and clearly communicated to the Nation the practical demonstration of unfair treatment of Christians in Kaduna State under the leadership of El-Rufai. A brazen insult to the Christian population, up scaled to a national Agenda. This inherited risk was made possible by the docility of Christian Association of Nigeria leadership and the lack of platform outside of CAN where Christians can aggregate their number to protect their common interest; faith. 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However, since we are men and not God, due consideration for health and wellness and the consequences, if all be not well with the President for any reason, we must duly and dutifully consider this to protect Nigeria from the repeat of Yar’dau/Jonathan crisis. The demise of Mr President, (God forbid) before 2027 will leave us with a Shettima led Presidency. Though a hard nut, this is manageable because we still have the chance to boot Shettima out during the 2027 general elections. But a post 2027 Muslim Muslim Ticket will be a suicidal decision against Nigeria as a whole, given the antecedents of a pro Islamic political party that APC has proven to be beyond all reasonable doubt. We have seen Taliban elements served as Minister under the APC administration. We have witnessed the gender intolerance of the said Minister towards a National Commissioner of the Diaspora Commissioner who got thrown out of her office! The President is not unaware of the interest of the United States of America in Africa and Nigeria in particular. To that interest his party the APC owes the pressure and frustrations that hedged out Goodluck Jonathan in 2015! The interest of the USA is however at the mercy of the man in the saddle. If the revelation of how terrorism was funded by the yesterday men of power in America is anything to go by. The question is what will today’s man in power not do to rid his nation’s structure of governance of the tentacles of yesterday’s men. If USAID, a strategic agency of government is not spared and the killer of J.F. Kennedy, hidden from the public for decades by the system for whatever the reason is, a common public knowledge today, how prepared or not is President Trump to help President Tinubu to keep his baggage of alleged drug trafficking report with the CIA? Going towards 2027, will our President remain simply as he was described; “a CIA useful asset” to serve the interests of the new Sheriff? Or has he out-lived his usefulness? These are strategic realities the President must submit to his think tank to provide solutions to! While these confrontations are being enabled by a number of local happenings in the polity, take for example the insensitive silencing of a gender in cry for justice at the chamber of the Nigerian Senate. In a country where the girl child practically has nil right and can be bundled by jihadist like a slave conquered in war, to do with them as they please, with little or no pragmatic effort on the part of our government to put this randy men at check even at the senate chamber! Like it or not, a perception is formed of the present administration’s attitude to gender equality! Should we place on the scale the inconsistency of our judiciary system at perpetuating injustice. Serving justice at a cost as alleged in the controversial book. The withdrawal of Chief Afe Babalola’s case against Dele Farotimi may have rested the issue locally, but it has further amplified the title of Farotimi’s book; “Nigeria and its criminal justice system”, as truly the state of our judiciary! More worrisome however is the reach out by Dr Nwankwo T. Nwaezeigwe’s led ICAC-GEN to President Trump to protect Christians in Nigeria! I was in the forefront of the cry against the injustice meted by Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the most uncharitable manner in 2023. Bad enough that he took his decision against the natural balance of power that has been our lot even under the military. To imagine that the President attended the book launch, of a military General, self styled President, and laugh at the event of a man that gave a Muslim/Muslim pairing as one of the reasons for the annulment of the June 12 by the military is an absurdity! Lovers of democracy must frown at the possibility of an annulment of the present Muslim/Muslim ticket from the military quarters, by annulling the same through the power of the ballot if APC refused to balance the ticket in 2027. The impression that a competent Christian to fill the position of the Vice President could not be found in the whole of Northern Nigeria is obviously a misrepresentation of facts and the trampling underfoot of all men and women of the faith of Christ from that part of the country. That wrong impression must be corrected now! Tinubu must dump his Muslim Muslim dogma for a Muslim/Christian option or all Christian in Nigeria should be mobilised to dump him in 2027! My individual campaign against Muslim/Muslim ticket through the following articles: and were reasonable, sensible and sensitively presented enough to earn me calls from the intellectual community class, to which I have been graciously admitted for what they presume I can add in value towards nation building. I am grateful for the calls from the business community who in the fear of their investments in the country have come to trust our position which are often devoid of political biases. I can’t leave out calls from the political quarters, the first daughter of a leading Muslim candidate, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar could not but agree with the need to do justice in that regard, she spoke with me through the phone of a leader of no mean influence who had served as the President of the Youth Wing of the Christian Association of Nigeria few months to the 2023 general elections. To be introduced to Alhaji Atiku Abubakar GCON former Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria by Chief Dele Momodu at the residence of Pa Ayo Adebanjo on Sunday 2nd March 2025 while on a condolence visit is to tell you how mature the jungle is for our participation in the space will be, at swinging the pendulum in 2027, apologies to Chief Dele Momodu, for the use of the word ‘pendulum’. Do I need to mention the rallying point of thoughts on nation building that the Adebanjo’s residence has become at this season. As former President Goodluck Jonathan visited earlier the same day that Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and Myself did. I led the Apostolic Round Table’s Delegation, the visit was arranged by a bona fide Patriot of the house of Nigeria who facilitated my sitting in a meeting with the leaders of the Patriots group late 2023. Same day, MNR, a group founded by Chief Anthony Eromosele Enahoro, one of the founding fathers of our nation was led by a Ron ethnic tribe Chief, Da, Jonathan Sunday Akuns who is the Spokesperson of MNR and the Galadima Daffo. Daffo is a community in Bokkos Local Government Area of Plateau State. If I was a lone wolf making a hew cry in 2023, the odds against Tinubu and the acceptance we have gained through our many platforms will by the grace of God see to it that the balance of tickets will be our reality in 2027! This is beyond religion and should be spelt out in capital letters; A BALANCED TICKET IN 2027 or no deal should be the stand of every ambassador of peace in Nigeria! The sensitization for a balanced ticket come 2027 has begun in earnest as a coalition group known as INTERNATIONAL COALITION AGAINST CHRISTIAN GENOCIDE IN NIGERIA (ICAC-GEN) has written a letter to American Government appealing for intervention in the ongoing onslaught against Christians majority trapped in Nigeria . In the letter signed by Dr Nwankwo T. Nwaezeigwe, released to BVI Channel 1, and sighted and read on the Whatsapp platform of ICAC-GEN to which I belong. He stated; “It should be recalled that President Donald Trump had in 2018 in his Oval Office confronted the then visiting Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari on this matter of persecution of Nigerian Christians in the following words: “Also, we’ve had very serious problems with Christians who have been murdered, killed in Nigeria. We‘re going to be working on that problem very, very hard, because we can’t allow that to happen.” The pledge by President Trump to work very very hard on the persecution and killing of Christians in Nigeria was not to be, as he lost the election in November 2020. His absence took hostility against Christians in Nigeria to an unimaginable level. If President Trump was worried about the 276 Chibok school children adoption. He only needed to have waited to witness what became almost a daily occurrence in Nigeria. On 7th March 2024, a criminal gang named “bandits” for exigencies of propaganda away from the reality of Islamic terrorism appellation, that it is! The criminals invaded a secondary school in Kurija town of Southern Kaduna and Kidnapped 287 students including girls. Two days later, bandits, as the government and the media had agreed, to call Terrorists. The enemies of humanity broke into a boarding school in Gidan Bakuso village in the Sultanate State of Sokoto, among the Muslims who were born to rule and kidnapped 15 children! In March 2024, these spiral cases of kidnapping didn’t take place under the man, Muhammadu Buhari who was strongly warned by President Trump. They did under the new APC government, led by Alhaji Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Is terror an individual’s or a political party’s agenda? Happenings or occurrence through the month of March 2024 will confirm, as the spate continues. On 18th March 2024, over 87 people were reported to have been kidnapped in Kajuru community in southern Kaduna! The urgency of our need for rescue is better painted in the words of Nwaezeigwe; “the unsurpassed visionary concern of President Trump for the plight of Nigerian Christians that could not be fulfilled at that time because of the evil machinations of the anti-humanity system in America at that time. But today, we are delighted that God has brought him back to his rightful position as the 47th President of the United States of America, to rise to the most pressing need of the moment; the de-humanization of humanity in Nigeria”. He went further; “It should be of interest to President Trump and the global community, that since the inception of these acts of Islamic terrorism in Nigeria which involved mass killings, kidnapping for ransom, and displacement of indigenous people from their ancestral homes, no single terrorist has been brought before the court of law for trial! And since there has been no trial, not under Buhari or Tinubu. There has also not been any conviction for terrorism against all the terrorists captured by government troops! It is ridiculous that while these Islamic terrorists continue to rake havoc against Christians, the same Government that claims to be fighting them tells us that they are at the same time rehabilitating the captured terrorists, most of whom eventually return to their old base of terrorism. There is, therefore, no better way to describe this program of rehabilitation of murderers than an obnoxious government policy of collaboration with the same terrorists. Why should the same terrorists not be emboldened to continue their heinous crimes against the Nigeria Christian population with unbridled impunity if it has been made clear to them that capture means freedom from prosecution for their crimes? Coupled with the unimaginable Islamic terrorism tormenting Nigerian Christians, the present Muslim President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Bola Ahmed Tinubu has dramatically turned Nigerian Christians into inconsequential minorities in a country they are numerically in majority against Muslims through alienation in political appointments. The rejection of a Christian Vice President from the North, the people mostly affected by this target for terror speaks to this”! The ICAC-GEN letter of protest to President Trump is a welcome development. It is left for the Christian Association of Nigeria to see it for what it is and take its place in the movement. Will CAN humbly serve Christians in Nigeria and by extension humanity or be content with defensive tactics that have aided the trampling of our faith by the enemies of Christ and his Cross in Nigeria? The case of closure of schools in some Northern States for the Ramadan is a needless kick by CAN. That happened because we allowed erosion of the just and fair representations in Government as President or Vice President! Everyone who is worthy to answer the name Christian should stand with the mobilisation strategy that will be unfolded in the days ahead going forward to 2027. I have come a long way with many Nigerians in the struggle to see our nation built, not without our differences, of tribes and religions but it dissolves at the greater altar of humanity. This is an opportunity to rally us together for a balance ticket, come 2027 in the interest of justice, fairness and equity. On this, there should be no compromise! To be continued. Dr. Bolaji O. Akinyemi is an Apostle and Nation Builder. He’s also President Voice of His Word Ministries and Convener Apostolic Round Table. BoT Chairman, Project Victory Call Initiative, AKA PVC Naija. He is a strategic Communicator and the C.E.O, Masterbuilder Communications. Email:bolajiakinyemi66@gmail.com Facebook: Bolaji Akinyemi. X: Bolaji O Akinyemi Instagram: bolajioakinyemi Phone: +2348033041236 5 Comments ADESOJI, MOSES ADIO-SAKA ADESOJI, MOSES ADIO-SAKA on March 7, 2025 at 9:55 pm Generally, most Countries in the world especially in Africa, Middle-East and the West, see Nigeria as an Islamic nation! This is a BLATANT lie smuggled into our Constitution! So, we can understand the stupid arrogance of EL-RUFAI and the nonchallant attitude of the federal government to the plight of Christians in this nation! We need to collectively tell them throughout the length and breadth of the Country that we, Christians matter, through our votes come 2027! Reply Mr Wind Mr Wind on March 7, 2025 at 11:13 pm Well penned, Sir. You are purely the voice of the passive majority, and an example to the action driven patriots. However, these people have really undermined our existence as Christians. We have seen how cheaply certain religious leaders have sold the populace out on the grounds of bigotry. Men who should rally, Unite, and.speak for the vast majority of Christians have played blind, deaf and dumb. We literally do not exist in the scheme of things (of relevance and power) as CAN can only play the defensive card as you stated, while crying wolf. We seem to be a joke. 2027 is just a few months from now and strategic meetings ought to be ongoing already, as to how to divide power and have our voice restored. Besides journalists as yourself sir, who or what can we say have stood or can stand for the Christian body? What’s the way to go ahead of 2027? Thank you for this, sir. We await part 2. Reply Oke Stephen Abayomi Oke Stephen Abayomi on March 7, 2025 at 11:13 pm It seems alot will be unfolding towards 2027 drama. If by any chance he is still a valuable CIA Asset as you have alluded. I know very the current president may pull a stunt on that soonest. Reply SOLOMON SAAONDO AGBER SOLOMON SAAONDO AGBER on March 7, 2025 at 11:38 pm The Muslim -muslim ticket has a being a big slap on the Christians in Nigeria. Our clap back in 2027 will be conspicuous. The emergence of Trump is also a game changer, Trump would quite interest in a fellow who’s existence is anchored on the wheels of mystery drug proceeds. This Trump will not easily look away Reply Odunlami Oluwagbemiga Odunlami Oluwagbemiga on March 8, 2025 at 6:03 am Well as far as I’m concerned, God in his supremacy is interested in the Leadership of all Nations. So as for Nigeria, his will must be done Reply Submit a Comment Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Pastor John I. Momoh on Tinubu: CIA Asset, Nigeria’s Baggage March 9, 2025 Statement of facts. 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2027: Muslim/Muslim Ticket Threatened; as Group writes Trump to protect Christians in Nigeria.
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2027: Muslim/Muslim Ticket Threatened; as Group writes Trump to protect Christians in Nigeria.
By Bolaji O. Akinyemi.
I was in the fore front of the cry against the injustice that evaded our political space in 2023. But my voice would have remained more or less lone, if not for people like the founder of ICAC-GEN, Dr Nwankwo T. Nwaezeigwe and others like him who lent their voices to the call for justice, fairness and equity. As those who should through Christian Association of Nigeria join the push, chooses to be content with exchanging their birthright for a plate of pottage of appointment under the yet to be, Muslim/Muslim Presidency, for which they invested all of mundanity that are unbecoming of a Christian to see injustice against their faith through to power.My points were strongly presented that the first daughter of a leading Muslim candidate, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar could not but agreed with the need to do justice in that regard, she spoke with me through the phone of a leader of no mean influence who had served as the President of the Youth Wing of the Christian Association of Nigeria.This is beyond religion and should be spelt out in capital letters; A BALANCE TICKET IN 2027 or no deal should be the stand of every ambassador of peace in Nigeria. The sensitisation for a balance ticket come 2027 has begun in earnest as a coalition group known as INTERNATIONAL COALITION AGAINST CHRISTIAN GENOCIDE IN NIGERIA (ICAC-GEN) has written a letter to American Government appealing for intervention in the ongoing onslaught against Christian majority trapped in Nigeria .
In the letter released to BVI Channel 1,the President of the Coalition- Dr. Nwankwo T. Nwaezeigwe, PhD, DD, thanked President Donald Trump for the singular humane concern he has shown over time towards the plight of persecuted Christians in Nigeria and globally in general. The letter reads in full:” Dear Rt. Hon. Marco Rubio,DECLARE NIGERIA A CHRISTIAN MAJORITY NATION UNDER SIEGE BY A GOVERNMENT OF ISLAMIC FUNDAMENTALISTS IMPOSED BY PRESIDENTS BARACK OBAMA, AND JOE BIDENInternational Coalition against Christian Genocide in Nigeria (ICAC-GEN) is a United States registered non-profit 501(c) advocacy group. In accordance with the mission, aims, and objectives of our organization, we wish to bring to your urgent attention our earlier protest to President Joe Biden administration through the Secretary of State Rt. Hon. Antony Blinken over the persecution of Christians in Nigeria by Muslim leaders and their jihad agents and the failure of the Government of the United States of America to accord official recognition of the situation. The protest letter dated January 18, 2024, was in response to the decision of the United States of America to exclude Nigeria from the global list of countries where Christians are grossly persecuted. Titled, “Non-Inclusion of Nigeria among the “2023 Countries of Particular Concern, Special Watch List Countries, Entities of Particular Concern” and addressed to the immediate-past Secretary of State Rt. Hon. Antony Blinken, we posited that the decision of the United States Government to exclude Nigeria from such list clearly defined the United States of America under President Joe Biden administration as an accomplice in such Genocide against Nigerian Christians. The protest letter is attached herewith as appendix one.However, before proceeding further, we can not stop expressing our unqualified gratitude to President Donald Trump for the singular humane concern he has shown over time towards the plight of persecuted Christians in Nigeria and globally in general. A man of his words, President Trump has shown that he has both the moral capacity and undaunted political will to put the United States of America back on the track of her greatness as God’s Own Country. Indeed, much of President Trump’s Executive Orders appear to invoke 2 Chronicles Chapter 7, verse 14, which states inter alia:“If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.”It should be recalled that President Donald Trump had in 2018 in his Oval Office confronted the then visiting Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari on this matter of persecution of Nigerian Christians in the following words: “Also, we’ve had very serious problems with Christians who have been murdered, killed in Nigeria. We‘re going to be working on that problem very, very hard, because we can’t allow that to happen. ”President Trump was also humanely amazing for hosting in his Oval Office on July 6, 2017. Miss Joy Bukhara and Miss Lydia Pogu in the company of his enviable daughter Ivanka Joy Bishara and Lydia Pogu were among the fifty Christian students of Government Girls Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State Nigeria, who were fortunate to escape from Boko Haram captivity out of the more than two hundred Christian students kidnapped by the Islamist insurgents. Unfortunately, this unsurpassed visionary concern of President Trump for the plight of Nigerian Christians could not be fulfilled at the time because of the evil machinations of the American Philistines and Amalekites But today, we are delighted that God has answered our prayers and restored him to his rightful position as the 47th President of the United States of America. We have the unqualified reason therefore to celebrate the Goodness of Our God Almighty through the Grace of Our Lord Jesus Christ that President Donald Trump has risen again in spite of all the evil machinations of the enemy. For us, the election of President Trump was reminiscent of the Book of Acts of the Apostles Chapter 16 verses 25 and 26, which state: “And at midnight, Paul and Silas prayed, and sang praises unto God: and the prisoners heard them. Suddenly, there was a great earthquake, so the foundations of the prison were shaken: and immediately all the doors were opened, and everyone’s bands were loosed.”Like Paul and Silas praying and singing praises under the bondage of oppressive Roman Empire, Nigerian Christians continued to pray unceasingly with praises and worship to Almighty God for the victory of President Donald Trump. We prayed right from the point he declared his interest to re-contest his stolen mandate through all the persecutions that confronted him in the manner of the Saints departed to Election Day. And like the Walls of Biblical Jericho falling before the marching Israelites, we saw the doors of oppression against Christians in Nigeria and all over the world broken open with the consequent election of President Donald Trump as the 47th President of the United States of America.We wish to inform the Rt. Hon. Secretary of State that the same old order of oppression, persecution, kidnapping, maiming and mass killing of Nigerian Christians by the roguish Nigerian Muslim leadership through their armed Bandit, Armed Fulani herdsmen, Boko Haram and ISWAP still exists with unimaginable impunity. Appendix One, which was our Protest letter to your predecessor Rt. Hon Antony Blinken will reveal more on this issue of persecution and slaughtering of Christians like animals by Muslim bandits, herdsmen, and insurgents under the protection of the federal government.It will interest the Rt. Hon. Secretary of State that since the inception of these acts of Muslim terrorism in Nigeria which involved mass killings, kidnapping for ransom, and displacement of indigenous people from their ancestral homes, no single terrorist has been brought before the court of law for trial. And since there has been no trial, there has also not been any conviction for terrorism against all the terrorists captured by government troops.It is ridiculous that while these Islamic terrorists continue to rake havoc against Christians, the same Government that claims to be fighting them tells us that they are at the same time rehabilitating the captured terrorists, most who eventually return to their old base of terrorism. There is, therefore, no better way to describe this program of rehabilitation of murderers than an obnoxious government policy of collaboration with the same terrorists. Why should the same terrorists not be emboldened to continue their heinous crimes against the Nigeria Christian population with unbridled impunity if it has been made clear to them that capture means freedom from prosecution for their crimes? Coupled with the unimaginable Islamic terrorism tormenting Nigerian Christians, the present Muslim President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Bola Ahmed Tinubu has dramatically turned Nigerian Christians into inconsequential minorities in a country they are numerically in majority against Muslims through alienation in political appointments. Appendix two presents the list of the high points of this alienation of Christians by the current federal government under Bola Ahmed Tinubu.Here, Christians were allotted only 7 positions and Muslims 17 positions from President Bola Tinubu, a Muslim and Vice President Kashim Shettima, a Muslim to 22 Heads of Nigerian Security Agencies. Furthermore, Appendix Three, which is the list of the Ministers of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, presents another stark evidence of gross discrimination against Christians, with only 15 Christians out of a total of 48 Ministers This same pattern is observed in other lower federal government agencies. The Rt. Hon Secretary of State Sir, we wish to state that Nigeria is a Christian-majority nation supported both statistically and demographically in practical political terms. Unfortunately, this has over the years incredibly manipulated in favor of Muslims through the devious pro-Islamic policies of false population estimates without official population census and the unflinching support of the Islamic World through mandated false population estimation by Pew Research Center with the backing of Presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden. We are therefore by the same token protesting against the United States of America State Department 2023 Report on International Religious Freedom with reference to Nigeria in which the percentage of Christian population was put at 48.1% and that of Muslims at 50%, based on the outdated 2015 Pew Research Center Report. We wish to emphasize that the stated population ratio between Christians and Muslims has neither empirical nor accurate estimated basis.The reasons are obvious. First, apart from the 1951/53 National Census conducted by British Colonial administration, Nigeria, as an independent nation, has never conducted a credible national census up till this moment. The first national population census conducted by Nigeria as an independent nation was the 1962 Census, which was later canceled because of incidents of fraud. The 1963 Census, which followed shortly, was again embroiled in the same allegation of fraud leading to its rejection by Eastern and Midwestern Regions. It was, however, upheld by the Supreme Court.The 1973 Census, which was the first to be conducted by a military government, showed that Christians were more in population in Nigeria than Muslims. It was for that reason that the Northern Muslim apex organization Jama’atu Nasril Islam (JNI) protested against the census result and consequently compelled the Head of State General Yakubu Gowon to cancel the census result.It was in order to perpetually cover up this fact of Christian majority that the 1991 Census conducted by the Federal Military Government of General Ibrahim Babangida excluded religious and ethnic identities, including State of origin from the enumeration forms. This exclusion was further carried forward in the 2006 National Census conducted under President Olusegun Obasanjo. In August 2013 when the then Chairman of National Population Commission (NPC) Chief Festus Odimegwu played host to the Director General of International Organization on Migration (IOM), Ambassador William Lacy Swing, he emphatically affirmed the case of lack of accurate population figures for Nigeria. In his words: “We do not really know our population; that is the truth of the matter because all the census ever conducted in this country ended in controversy. “We do our work, but politicians interfere, and at the end, you do not really know what population or census figures are.”Chief Odimegwu even went further in August the same year to reconfirm the situation when he stated: “No census has been credible in Nigeria since 1816. Even the one conducted in 2006 is not credible. I have the records and evidence produced by scholars and professors of repute; this is not my report. If the current laws are not amended, the planned 2016 census will not succeed.”This later statement subsequently earned him his sack from the position. Alarmed, immediately after the statement, the Northern Muslim oligarchy who criminally clings to this spurious population census as the basis of their manipulation of both election results and delineation of national political constituencies sent the Governor of Kano State Alhaji Rabiu Kwankwaso to demand from President Goodluck Jonathan, Chief Festus Odimegwu’s sack. The politically malleable Jonathan eventually caved in to their request and fired Chief Odimegwu immediately.There is therefore no official statistics of the population ratio between Christians and Muslims in Nigeria. Moreover, Nigeria is a nation where there are no official records of birth and death. So, the said 2015 Pew Research Center report on the population ratio between Christians and Muslims in Nigeria is not founded on verifiable evidence. On the other hand, the demographic picture of the Nigerian nation evidently tilts in favor of the Christian majority against Muslims. Concerning this demographic picture, even the same United States 2023 State Department Report on International Religious Freedom states inter alia concerning Nigeria: Islam is the dominant religion in the North West and North East Regions, although significant Christian populations reside there as well. Christians and Muslims reside in approximately equal numbers in the North Central Region. Christianity is the dominant religion in the South West, including Lagos, which is also home to significant Muslim populations. In the South East Region, Christian groups, including Catholics, Anglicans, and Methodists, constitute the majority. In the South South, Christians form a substantial majority. To break down the above demographic scenario to basic understanding, we will use the religious affiliations of elected State Governors and their Deputies as the point of our comparative reference. In the present political dispensation, Christians hold the positions of elected State Governors in twenty States out of the thirty-six States of the Federation, leaving Muslims with sixteen States. Similarly, Christians occupy twenty positions of Deputy Governors out of the thirty-six States of the Federation, with Muslims again holding sixteen slots. Baring the presence of other minority religions, when we, therefore, algebraically calculate the above ratio, we arrive at Christians, constituting 55.6 percent of Nigeria’s approximate population, while Muslims constitute 44.4 percent. This is however without prejudice to the fact that Christians constitute between twenty and sixty percent of the population of such States as Kaduna, Niger, Kebbi, Bauchi, Yobe and Borno where Muslims continue to fraudulently produce both the Governors and Deputy Governors. For example, Kaduna State is approximately made up of sixty percent of the Christian population. Even such States as Adamawa, Gombe, Nasarawa and Kogi are made up of Christian majority population but Muslim leaders continue to manipulate themselves into the Governorship positions through election rigging and partly because of the political naivety of their Christian population. Given the foregoing evidence which established the incontrovertible fact that Christians make up the majority population of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, we humbly request a review of the official State Department classification of the Christian-Muslim population ratio as contained in the State Department 2023 Report on International Religious Freedom based on the outdated 2015 Pew Research Center Report. Against the 48.1% Christian population ratio and 50% Muslims population ratio presented by the above 2023 State Department Report, therefore, we request that the correct version should be in the following order: Christians 55.6%; Muslims 44.4%.
The Rt. Hon Secretary of State Sir, the outlandish height of Muslim impunity in rigging elections in Nigeria against Christians is not only limited to positioning their cronies in strategic judicial and executive positions that specifically deal with the rigging of elections, but included the brazen recruitment of grossly underage children between five and fifteen years to vote as adults in Presidential elections, as shown by appendix four which represents the case of Kano State.
This brazen impunity is further revealed by the jihadist tirades of the current Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria Kashim Shettima in which he boasted that Islam must conquer Nigeria and that they must test the objective with the imposition of a Muslim President and a Muslim Vice President on Nigerian Christians. This is contained in the attached video clip of his speech as appendix five.We are therefore pleading with the Rt. Hon Secretary of State and our divine-inspired President Donald Trump to take a strong stance against the persecution of Nigerian Christians by the current administration of Bola Ahmed Tinubu and his Fulani Muslim jihadist allies. Indeed it will not be out place if we request the President to appoint a Special Envoy on the persecution of Nigerian Christians, given the strategic importance of Nigeria to American Africa policy and the fight against terrorism in Africa. We make this special request bearing in mind that a Muslim President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria will never work in accord with the international policy objectives of the United States of America. As the most populous African country, a pro-America Nigeria can only be properly and objectively defined by a Christian President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Respectfully Yours,Dr. Nwankwo T. Nwaezeigwe, PhD, DDPresident “Now that ICAC-GEN has hosted the protest that should be led by CAN, will CAN be humble enough to come serve humanity or be content with defensive tactics that have aided the trampling of our faith by the enemies of Christ and his Cross in Nigeria? The case of closure of schools in some Northern States for the Ramadan is a needless kick by CAN. That happened because we allowed the erosion of just and fair representation in Government.
Everyone who is worthy to answer the name Christian should stand with ICAC-GEN in this protest. I was one of the few people he beckoned on at the formation of ICAC-GEN. I have come a long way with Dr Nwankwo T. Nwaezeigwe, not without our differences, but it dissolves at the admonition of Christ to seek first the kingdom of God and is righteousness. This an opportunity to rally us together for a balance ticket, come 2027 in the interest of Christ and his Kingdom in Nigeria, on this there should be no compromise.
Dr. Bolaji O. Akinyemi is an Apostle and Nation Builder. He’s also President Voice of His Word Ministries and Convener Apostolic Round Table. BoT Chairman, Project Victory Call Initiative, AKA PVC Naija. He is a strategic Communicator and the C.E.O, Masterbuilder Communications.
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2027: Muslim/Muslim Ticket Threatened; as Group writes Trump to protect Christians in Nigeria. by apostle | Mar 6, 2025 | Uncategorized | 0 comments 2027: Muslim/Muslim Ticket Threatened; as Group writes Trump to protect Christians in Nigeria. By Bolaji O. Akinyemi. I was in the fore front of the cry against the injustice that evaded our political space in 2023. But my voice would have remained more or less lone, if not for people like the founder of ICAC-GEN, Dr Nwankwo T. Nwaezeigwe and others like him who lent their voices to the call for justice, fairness and equity. As those who should through Christian Association of Nigeria join the push, chooses to be content with exchanging their birthright for a plate of pottage of appointment under the yet to be, Muslim/Muslim Presidency, for which they invested all of mundanity that are unbecoming of a Christian to see injustice against their faith through to power.My points were strongly presented that the first daughter of a leading Muslim candidate, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar could not but agreed with the need to do justice in that regard, she spoke with me through the phone of a leader of no mean influence who had served as the President of the Youth Wing of the Christian Association of Nigeria.This is beyond religion and should be spelt out in capital letters; A BALANCE TICKET IN 2027 or no deal should be the stand of every ambassador of peace in Nigeria. The sensitisation for a balance ticket come 2027 has begun in earnest as a coalition group known as INTERNATIONAL COALITION AGAINST CHRISTIAN GENOCIDE IN NIGERIA (ICAC-GEN) has written a letter to American Government appealing for intervention in the ongoing onslaught against Christian majority trapped in Nigeria . In the letter released to BVI Channel 1,the President of the Coalition- Dr. Nwankwo T. Nwaezeigwe, PhD, DD, thanked President Donald Trump for the singular humane concern he has shown over time towards the plight of persecuted Christians in Nigeria and globally in general. The letter reads in full:” Dear Rt. Hon. Marco Rubio,DECLARE NIGERIA A CHRISTIAN MAJORITY NATION UNDER SIEGE BY A GOVERNMENT OF ISLAMIC FUNDAMENTALISTS IMPOSED BY PRESIDENTS BARACK OBAMA, AND JOE BIDENInternational Coalition against Christian Genocide in Nigeria (ICAC-GEN) is a United States registered non-profit 501(c) advocacy group. In accordance with the mission, aims, and objectives of our organization, we wish to bring to your urgent attention our earlier protest to President Joe Biden administration through the Secretary of State Rt. Hon. Antony Blinken over the persecution of Christians in Nigeria by Muslim leaders and their jihad agents and the failure of the Government of the United States of America to accord official recognition of the situation. The protest letter dated January 18, 2024, was in response to the decision of the United States of America to exclude Nigeria from the global list of countries where Christians are grossly persecuted. Titled, “Non-Inclusion of Nigeria among the “2023 Countries of Particular Concern, Special Watch List Countries, Entities of Particular Concern” and addressed to the immediate-past Secretary of State Rt. Hon. Antony Blinken, we posited that the decision of the United States Government to exclude Nigeria from such list clearly defined the United States of America under President Joe Biden administration as an accomplice in such Genocide against Nigerian Christians. The protest letter is attached herewith as appendix one.However, before proceeding further, we can not stop expressing our unqualified gratitude to President Donald Trump for the singular humane concern he has shown over time towards the plight of persecuted Christians in Nigeria and globally in general. A man of his words, President Trump has shown that he has both the moral capacity and undaunted political will to put the United States of America back on the track of her greatness as God’s Own Country. Indeed, much of President Trump’s Executive Orders appear to invoke 2 Chronicles Chapter 7, verse 14, which states inter alia:“If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.”It should be recalled that President Donald Trump had in 2018 in his Oval Office confronted the then visiting Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari on this matter of persecution of Nigerian Christians in the following words: “Also, we’ve had very serious problems with Christians who have been murdered, killed in Nigeria. We‘re going to be working on that problem very, very hard, because we can’t allow that to happen. ”President Trump was also humanely amazing for hosting in his Oval Office on July 6, 2017. Miss Joy Bukhara and Miss Lydia Pogu in the company of his enviable daughter Ivanka Joy Bishara and Lydia Pogu were among the fifty Christian students of Government Girls Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State Nigeria, who were fortunate to escape from Boko Haram captivity out of the more than two hundred Christian students kidnapped by the Islamist insurgents. Unfortunately, this unsurpassed visionary concern of President Trump for the plight of Nigerian Christians could not be fulfilled at the time because of the evil machinations of the American Philistines and Amalekites But today, we are delighted that God has answered our prayers and restored him to his rightful position as the 47th President of the United States of America. We have the unqualified reason therefore to celebrate the Goodness of Our God Almighty through the Grace of Our Lord Jesus Christ that President Donald Trump has risen again in spite of all the evil machinations of the enemy. For us, the election of President Trump was reminiscent of the Book of Acts of the Apostles Chapter 16 verses 25 and 26, which state: “And at midnight, Paul and Silas prayed, and sang praises unto God: and the prisoners heard them. Suddenly, there was a great earthquake, so the foundations of the prison were shaken: and immediately all the doors were opened, and everyone’s bands were loosed.”Like Paul and Silas praying and singing praises under the bondage of oppressive Roman Empire, Nigerian Christians continued to pray unceasingly with praises and worship to Almighty God for the victory of President Donald Trump. We prayed right from the point he declared his interest to re-contest his stolen mandate through all the persecutions that confronted him in the manner of the Saints departed to Election Day. And like the Walls of Biblical Jericho falling before the marching Israelites, we saw the doors of oppression against Christians in Nigeria and all over the world broken open with the consequent election of President Donald Trump as the 47th President of the United States of America.We wish to inform the Rt. Hon. Secretary of State that the same old order of oppression, persecution, kidnapping, maiming and mass killing of Nigerian Christians by the roguish Nigerian Muslim leadership through their armed Bandit, Armed Fulani herdsmen, Boko Haram and ISWAP still exists with unimaginable impunity. Appendix One, which was our Protest letter to your predecessor Rt. Hon Antony Blinken will reveal more on this issue of persecution and slaughtering of Christians like animals by Muslim bandits, herdsmen, and insurgents under the protection of the federal government.It will interest the Rt. Hon. Secretary of State that since the inception of these acts of Muslim terrorism in Nigeria which involved mass killings, kidnapping for ransom, and displacement of indigenous people from their ancestral homes, no single terrorist has been brought before the court of law for trial. And since there has been no trial, there has also not been any conviction for terrorism against all the terrorists captured by government troops.It is ridiculous that while these Islamic terrorists continue to rake havoc against Christians, the same Government that claims to be fighting them tells us that they are at the same time rehabilitating the captured terrorists, most who eventually return to their old base of terrorism. There is, therefore, no better way to describe this program of rehabilitation of murderers than an obnoxious government policy of collaboration with the same terrorists. Why should the same terrorists not be emboldened to continue their heinous crimes against the Nigeria Christian population with unbridled impunity if it has been made clear to them that capture means freedom from prosecution for their crimes? Coupled with the unimaginable Islamic terrorism tormenting Nigerian Christians, the present Muslim President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Bola Ahmed Tinubu has dramatically turned Nigerian Christians into inconsequential minorities in a country they are numerically in majority against Muslims through alienation in political appointments. Appendix two presents the list of the high points of this alienation of Christians by the current federal government under Bola Ahmed Tinubu.Here, Christians were allotted only 7 positions and Muslims 17 positions from President Bola Tinubu, a Muslim and Vice President Kashim Shettima, a Muslim to 22 Heads of Nigerian Security Agencies. Furthermore, Appendix Three, which is the list of the Ministers of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, presents another stark evidence of gross discrimination against Christians, with only 15 Christians out of a total of 48 Ministers This same pattern is observed in other lower federal government agencies. The Rt. Hon Secretary of State Sir, we wish to state that Nigeria is a Christian-majority nation supported both statistically and demographically in practical political terms. Unfortunately, this has over the years incredibly manipulated in favor of Muslims through the devious pro-Islamic policies of false population estimates without official population census and the unflinching support of the Islamic World through mandated false population estimation by Pew Research Center with the backing of Presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden. We are therefore by the same token protesting against the United States of America State Department 2023 Report on International Religious Freedom with reference to Nigeria in which the percentage of Christian population was put at 48.1% and that of Muslims at 50%, based on the outdated 2015 Pew Research Center Report. We wish to emphasize that the stated population ratio between Christians and ☪️ Muslims has neither empirical nor accurate estimated basis.The reasons are obvious. First, apart from the 1951/53 National Census conducted by British Colonial administration, Nigeria, as an independent nation, has never conducted a credible national census up till this moment. The first national population census conducted by Nigeria as an independent nation was the 1962 Census, which was later canceled because of incidents of fraud. The 1963 Census, which followed shortly, was again embroiled in the same allegation of fraud leading to its rejection by Eastern and Midwestern Regions. It was, however, upheld by the Supreme Court.The 1973 Census, which was the first to be conducted by a military government, showed that Christians were more in population in Nigeria than Muslims. It was for that reason that the Northern Muslim apex organization Jama’atu Nasril Islam (JNI) protested against the census result and consequently compelled the Head of State General Yakubu Gowon to cancel the census result.It was in order to perpetually cover up this fact of Christian majority that the 1991 Census conducted by the Federal Military Government of General Ibrahim Babangida excluded religious and ethnic identities, including State of origin from the enumeration forms. This exclusion was further carried forward in the 2006 National Census conducted under President Olusegun Obasanjo. In August 2013 when the then Chairman of National Population Commission (NPC) Chief Festus Odimegwu played host to the Director General of International Organization on Migration (IOM), Ambassador William Lacy Swing, he emphatically affirmed the case of lack of accurate population figures for Nigeria. In his words: “We do not really know our population; that is the truth of the matter because all the census ever conducted in this country ended in controversy. “We do our work, but politicians interfere, and at the end, you do not really know what population or census figures are.”Chief Odimegwu even went further in August the same year to reconfirm the situation when he stated: “No census has been credible in Nigeria since 1816. Even the one conducted in 2006 is not credible. I have the records and evidence produced by scholars and professors of repute; this is not my report. If the current laws are not amended, the planned 2016 census will not succeed.”This later statement subsequently earned him his sack from the position. Alarmed, immediately after the statement, the Northern Muslim oligarchy who criminally clings to this spurious population census as the basis of their manipulation of both election results and delineation of national political constituencies sent the Governor of Kano State Alhaji Rabiu Kwankwaso to demand from President Goodluck Jonathan, Chief Festus Odimegwu’s sack. The politically malleable Jonathan eventually caved in to their request and fired Chief Odimegwu immediately.There is therefore no official statistics of the population ratio between Christians and Muslims in Nigeria. Moreover, Nigeria is a nation where there are no official records of birth and death. So, the said 2015 Pew Research Center report on the population ratio between Christians and Muslims in Nigeria is not founded on verifiable evidence. On the other hand, the demographic picture of the Nigerian nation evidently tilts in favor of the Christian majority against Muslims. Concerning this demographic picture, even the same United States 2023 State Department Report on International Religious Freedom states inter alia concerning Nigeria: Islam is the dominant religion in the North West and North East Regions, although significant Christian populations reside there as well. Christians and Muslims reside in approximately equal numbers in the North Central Region. Christianity is the dominant religion in the South West, including Lagos, which is also home to significant Muslim populations. In the South East Region, Christian groups, including Catholics, Anglicans, and Methodists, constitute the majority. In the South South, Christians form a substantial majority. To break down the above demographic scenario to basic understanding, we will use the religious affiliations of elected State Governors and their Deputies as the point of our comparative reference. In the present political dispensation, Christians hold the positions of elected State Governors in twenty States out of the thirty-six States of the Federation, leaving Muslims with sixteen States. Similarly, Christians occupy twenty positions of Deputy Governors out of the thirty-six States of the Federation, with Muslims again holding sixteen slots. Baring the presence of other minority religions, when we, therefore, algebraically calculate the above ratio, we arrive at Christians, constituting 55.6 percent of Nigeria’s approximate population, while Muslims constitute 44.4 percent. This is however without prejudice to the fact that Christians constitute between twenty and sixty percent of the population of such States as Kaduna, Niger, Kebbi, Bauchi, Yobe and Borno where Muslims continue to fraudulently produce both the Governors and Deputy Governors. For example, Kaduna State is approximately made up of sixty percent of the Christian population. Even such States as Adamawa, Gombe, Nasarawa and Kogi are made up of Christian majority population but Muslim leaders continue to manipulate themselves into the Governorship positions through election rigging and partly because of the political naivety of their Christian population. Given the foregoing evidence which established the incontrovertible fact that Christians make up the majority population of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, we humbly request a review of the official State Department classification of the Christian-Muslim population ratio as contained in the State Department 2023 Report on International Religious Freedom based on the outdated 2015 Pew Research Center Report. Against the 48.1% Christian population ratio and 50% Muslims population ratio presented by the above 2023 State Department Report, therefore, we request that the correct version should be in the following order: Christians 55.6%; Muslims 44.4%. The Rt. Hon Secretary of State Sir, the outlandish height of Muslim impunity in rigging elections in Nigeria against Christians is not only limited to positioning their cronies in strategic judicial and executive positions that specifically deal with the rigging of elections, but included the brazen recruitment of grossly underage children between five and fifteen years to vote as adults in Presidential elections, as shown by appendix four which represents the case of Kano State. This brazen impunity is further revealed by the jihadist tirades of the current Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria Kashim Shettima in which he boasted that Islam must conquer Nigeria and that they must test the objective with the imposition of a Muslim President and a Muslim Vice President on Nigerian Christians. This is contained in the attached video clip of his speech as appendix five.We are therefore pleading with the Rt. Hon Secretary of State and our divine-inspired President Donald Trump to take a strong stance against the persecution of Nigerian Christians by the current administration of Bola Ahmed Tinubu and his Fulani Muslim jihadist allies. Indeed it will not be out place if we request the President to appoint a Special Envoy on the persecution of Nigerian Christians, given the strategic importance of Nigeria to American Africa policy and the fight against terrorism in Africa. We make this special request bearing in mind that a Muslim President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria will never work in accord with the international policy objectives of the United States of America. As the most populous African country, a pro-America Nigeria can only be properly and objectively defined by a Christian President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Respectfully Yours,Dr. Nwankwo T. Nwaezeigwe, PhD, DDPresident “Now that ICAC-GEN has hosted the protest that should be led by CAN, will CAN be humble enough to come serve humanity or be content with defensive tactics that have aided the trampling of our faith by the enemies of Christ and his Cross in Nigeria? The case of closure of schools in some Northern States for the Ramadan is a needless kick by CAN. That happened because we allowed the erosion of just and fair representation in Government. Everyone who is worthy to answer the name Christian should stand with ICAC-GEN in this protest. I was one of the few people he beckoned on at the formation of ICAC-GEN. I have come a long way with Dr Nwankwo T. Nwaezeigwe, not without our differences, but it dissolves at the admonition of Christ to seek first the kingdom of God and is righteousness. This an opportunity to rally us together for a balance ticket, come 2027 in the interest of Christ and his Kingdom in Nigeria, on this there should be no compromise. Dr. Bolaji O. Akinyemi is an Apostle and Nation Builder. He’s also President Voice of His Word Ministries and Convener Apostolic Round Table. BoT Chairman, Project Victory Call Initiative, AKA PVC Naija. He is a strategic Communicator and the C.E.O, Masterbuilder Communications. Email:bolajiakinyemi66@gmail.com Facebook: Bolaji Akinyemi. X: Bolaji O Akinyemi Instagram:bolajioakinyemi Phone: +2348033041236 Submit a Comment Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

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The reinstated Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Mudashiru Obasa, on Tuesday, held a meeting with his fellow lawmakers. The meeting held at the Assembly complex in Alausa, Ikeja was aimed at reconciling with his aggrieved colleagues following the leadership crisis which came to an end on Monday when the lawmakers reelected Obasa […]

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The establishment of a structured Christian political framework in Nigeria is essential for several reasons:

1. Upholding Ethical Governance

Christian participation in politics can promote integrity and transparency. Historically, leaders like Olusegun Obasanjo have implemented policies aimed at combating corruption and promoting ethical governance, influenced by their Christian faith.
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2. Advocating for Justice and Equity

A Christian political structure can serve as a platform to address societal injustices, ensuring that policies reflect compassion and fairness, aligning with biblical teachings on justice.

3. Encouraging Active Civic Engagement

The church can play a pivotal role in mobilizing Christians to participate in the political process, fostering a sense of responsibility towards national development. Organizing seminars and workshops can educate congregants on the importance of political involvement.
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4. Promoting National Development

Christian institutions have historically contributed to national development through education and healthcare. A political structure rooted in Christian values can further these contributions by influencing policies that promote the rule of law, equity, and the overall well-being of citizens.
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5. Fostering Interfaith Dialogue and Unity

In a religiously diverse nation like Nigeria, a Christian political framework can encourage dialogue and collaboration between different religious groups, promoting peace and unity.
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In conclusion, establishing a Christian political structure in Nigeria is imperative for promoting ethical governance, justice, active civic engagement, national development, and interfaith harmony. By aligning political involvement with Christian values, believers can contribute significantly to the nation's progress and stability.

The establishment of a structured Christian political framework in Nigeria is essential for several reasons: 1. Upholding Ethical Governance Christian participation in politics can promote integrity and transparency. Historically, leaders like Olusegun Obasanjo have implemented policies aimed at combating corruption and promoting ethical governance, influenced by their Christian faith. ACJOL.ORG 2. Advocating for Justice and Equity A Christian political structure can serve as a platform to address societal injustices, ensuring that policies reflect compassion and fairness, aligning with biblical teachings on justice. 3. Encouraging Active Civic Engagement The church can play a pivotal role in mobilizing Christians to participate in the political process, fostering a sense of responsibility towards national development. Organizing seminars and workshops can educate congregants on the importance of political involvement. ACJOL.ORG 4. Promoting National Development Christian institutions have historically contributed to national development through education and healthcare. A political structure rooted in Christian values can further these contributions by influencing policies that promote the rule of law, equity, and the overall well-being of citizens. SCIELO.ORG.ZA 5. Fostering Interfaith Dialogue and Unity In a religiously diverse nation like Nigeria, a Christian political framework can encourage dialogue and collaboration between different religious groups, promoting peace and unity. JLIFLC.COM In conclusion, establishing a Christian political structure in Nigeria is imperative for promoting ethical governance, justice, active civic engagement, national development, and interfaith harmony. By aligning political involvement with Christian values, believers can contribute significantly to the nation's progress and stability.

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