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12/05/2026

Rabiu Kwankwaso says northern leaders carried out a “deliberate assessment” of possible allies for 2027 before settling on Peter Obi as “the most capable partner.” Speaking on Arise TV Monday, the former Kano governor said: “We realised that Peter Obi is at the forefront of it. That’s why we all accepted to work together.” He dismissed talk of a hidden rivalry between his Kwankwasiyya camp and Obi’s team.

Kwankwaso, who defected from NNPP to the NDC with Obi on May 3, argued that friction between principals and deputies comes from “greed,” not structure. He cited his own record: “I was in Kano for eight years despite the difficulty of my then deputy governor. We were able to work for eight years amicably to the extent that I handed over to him.” He said the NDC’s decision to zone its 2027 ticket South was “a step toward fairness, healing and national cohesion.”

Grounding the alliance in history, Kwankwaso recalled North-Southeast partnerships under Tafawa Balewa and Shehu Shagari with Alex Ekwueme. He said later governments shifted power away from the Southeast, and the NDC ticket corrects that. “It wasn’t just because we are going to the South-West just because of the South-West. No. We realised that Peter Obi is at the forefront of it,” he told Arise TV. The Kwankwaso-Obi alliance is now drawing defections to NDC, pairing northern grassroots strength with Obi’s youth-driven base ahead of 2027.

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12/05/2026

Strong structure.
25 LGAs covered.
Grassroots activated.
Media on fire.
We are ready.

Frontline Mobilizers Network Delta State

12/05/2026

2027: I’m Ready To Be Peter Obi’s Running Mate — Kwankwaso

10/05/2026

Real Change Starts With the Right Candidate

Nigerians need to start looking beyond political parties and focus on individuals with proven character, competence, and genuine intentions. A party does not govern ~~ people do. It is the individual in office who makes decisions, influences policies, and determines whether promises are kept or broken.

For too long, voting along party lines has led to repeated disappointment. Many candidates hide behind party names without offering real solutions or demonstrating capacity. What truly matters is integrity, vision, accountability, and a track record of service ~~ not just the logo on a ballot paper.

When voters begin to choose leaders based on credibility and performance rather than party loyalty, it forces the entire political system to improve. Good individuals, regardless of party affiliation, will rise. Bad ones will no longer be shielded by party structures.

The future of Nigeria depends on informed choices. Vote for competence. Vote for character. Vote for individuals who have the courage and capacity to deliver ~ not just those backed by popular party names.

10/05/2026

What's he saying? Pls someone should explain to me

10/05/2026

Gbam

10/05/2026

Who remember this ?

10/05/2026

*PRESS RELEASE*

*FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE*

10th May, 2026
Asaba

*FRONTLINE MOBILIZERS NETWORK DELTA STATE HOLDS STRATEGIC EMERGENCY MEETING, ANNOUNCES NEW DIRECTION AND RESOLUTIONS*

The Frontline Mobilizers Network Delta State (formerly ADC Frontline Mobilizers Network Delta State) wishes to inform the general public, stakeholders, and the good people of Delta State that a high-powered emergency meeting was successfully held on the 9th of May, 2026 in *Asaba, Delta State.*

The meeting, which recorded a massive and unprecedented turnout, had in attendance all 25 Local Government Area Coordinators, their Secretaries, and the full State Executive Council. The strategic session lasted for over five (5) hours, reflecting the urgency and complexity of the current political developments both at the national and state levels.

After extensive deliberations and critical evaluation of the political landscape, far-reaching resolutions were unanimously reached.

Speaking at the meeting, the Director General, Amb. Augustine Uzorma Okolie, emphatically stated:

*“Our structure does not follow trends, neither do we bow to political waves or sentiments. We remain guided by principle, integrity, and the collective interest of the people.”*

*KEY RESOLUTIONS*

1. *Change of Name and Identity*
Following a unanimous decision by all stakeholders present, the group has officially dropped its previous identity and will henceforth be known as:
*Frontline Mobilizers Network Delta State*
This reflects a renewed commitment to independence, neutrality, and strategic flexibility.

2. *Lessons from the 2023 General Elections*
A major factor influencing the decisions of the Network was the careful study and analysis of the 2023 general elections.
It was observed that several candidates who emerged under popular movements, particularly under the Labour platform, failed to meet the expectations of the people. Many of them defected to other political parties within a short period ••• some within just two months of assumption of office and have since failed to deliver meaningful representation to their constituencies.

This development has reinforced the Network’s conviction that party popularity does not equate to candidate credibility or performance.

3. *People-Oriented Political Engagement*
The Network resolved to prioritize competence, credibility, and capacity over party affiliation.
It is evident that good and capable candidates are scattered across different political parties, and as such, the Frontline Mobilizers Network Delta State has adopted a strategic approach to identify, engage, and support these credible individuals one after the other.

4. Strategic Mandate ~~ *“Fishing Out the Best”*
The core mandate moving forward is clear:
To fish out credible, people-oriented candidates across all political platforms and mobilize massive grassroots support to ensure their victory in their respective constituencies.

5. *Open for Strategic Partnerships*
The Network is now fully open to consultations, partnerships, and engagements with aspirants and candidates who possess the right leadership qualities and a genuine commitment to the welfare of the people.

6. *Unmatched Grassroots Structure*
The DG reiterated that the Network boasts a formidable and well-coordinated grassroots structure across all wards and LGAs in Delta State, capable of delivering electoral victory for any serious candidate ~ from Councillorship to the Presidency.

*A DECLARATION OF READINESS*

The Director General further emphasized that:

*“We are ready. This is not business as usual. The era of blind political followership is over. We are deliberate, strategic, and focused on delivering only credible leadership to the people.”*

*UNITY, STRENGTH, AND SOLIDARITY*

The meeting showcased the strength, unity, and unwavering commitment of coordinators and leadership across all 25 LGAs, reinforcing the Network’s position as a dominant grassroots force in Delta State politics.

*CONCLUSION*

The Frontline Mobilizers Network Delta State remains committed to championing good governance, promoting credible leadership, and redefining political engagement in Delta State and beyond.

We call on all well-meaning Nigerians, aspirants, and stakeholders to align with this movement as we chart a new course for purposeful leadership.

Signed:

Mr Emmanuel Okukporo
State Publicity Secretary Frontline Mobilizers Network Delta State

Head, Frontline Media Force

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