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14/11/2026

🎯✨ 2027: HARDSHIP ERA OVER, NIGERIA ENTERING ERA OF PROSPERITY UNDER TINUBU, FIRST LADY TELLS EDO WOMEN

...BETTA EDU URGES WOMEN TO ARRIVE POLLING UNITS BY 7AM, MONITOR VOTE COUNT UNTIL TINUBU IS DECLARED WINNER

Nigerian First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has expressed optimism that Nigeria is gradually moving beyond its period of economic hardship and difficult reforms into an era of prosperity under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, urging Nigerians, particularly women, to remain steadfast in their support for the administration.

The First Lady made this declaration during the All Progressives Congress (APC) Presidential Campaign Council rally in Benin City, Edo State, on Thursday, where she was represented by the Director of Women Mobilisation of the APC Presidential Campaign Council, Dr Betta Edu.

Addressing thousands of women and party supporters, Dr Edu delivered a message of hope, resilience and renewed optimism, expressing confidence that the ongoing reforms and policies of the Tinubu administration would translate into greater economic opportunities, improved livelihoods and shared prosperity for Nigerians.

She called on women to take ownership of the 2027 electoral process, describing their participation as critical to securing the country's democratic future and sustaining the administration's development agenda.

Specifically, Edu urged women not to take the January 16, 2027 election for granted, charging them to arrive at their respective polling units as early as 7:00 a.m., exercise their franchise and remain present throughout the voting and counting processes until the results were officially declared.

She stressed the need for vigilance, peaceful conduct and strict adherence to electoral guidelines, noting that women must ensure their votes count through active participation and lawful monitoring of the electoral process.

The APC PCC Women Mobilisation Directorate, she said, remained committed to taking the Renewed Hope message to every community, ward and polling unit across the country, with women positioned as critical drivers of grassroots mobilisation.

As part of the First Lady's engagements in Edo State, the Women Mobilisation Directorate also embarked on a grassroots roadshow and sensitisation campaign to communicate the Renewed Hope Agenda and encourage greater women's participation in governance and the electoral process.

The outreach featured an empowerment programme for 1,000 women, the distribution of wrappers and support packages, as well as visits to hospitals to extend assistance and solidarity to sick, vulnerable and disadvantaged patients.

Market women were equally reached through business recapitalisation support designed to strengthen their petty trading activities, sustain their livelihoods and improve their capacity to contribute to household and community economies.

The initiatives, championed by the First Lady and implemented through the APC PCC Women Mobilisation Directorate under Dr Betta Edu, underscore the administration's emphasis on women's economic inclusion, grassroots engagement and community-based empowerment as Nigeria looks towards the 2027 general election.

14/11/2026

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13/11/2026

THE ALL PROCRESSIVES
CONGRESS APC ABIA STATE

Cordially Invites All party faithful, stakeholders, supporters, and the general public to a GRAND RALLY
marking the official flag-off of the Presidential Campaign.

✨Date Monday November 16, 2026

✨Venue, Umuahia Township Stadium, Umuahia, Abia State

✨Time, 10:00 AM Prompt

Come, join us and lend your support to the consolidation of the Agenda

13/11/2026

🎯✨ BETTA EDU DECLARES NEW DAWN OF HOPE, SAYS NIGERIA IS STEPPING INTO AN ERA OF PROSPERITY UNDER TINUBU

The message of hope, renewed optimism and a brighter future for Nigeria took centre stage at the ongoing Edo State APC PCC rally as Dr. Betta Edu, Co-Director of the APC Women Mobilisation Directorate, declared that Nigerians are stepping into a new era of prosperity under the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Addressing an enthusiastic gathering of women at the rally, Dr. Edu expressed confidence in the direction of the Tinubu administration, declaring that the period of hardship is officially over and that the country is moving towards a future of greater economic opportunities, improved living conditions and shared prosperity.

Her message was one of hope and renewed determination, urging Nigerians, particularly women, to remain actively engaged in the democratic process and to participate fully in shaping the nation’s future.

Dr. Edu also delivered a strong message on the importance of electoral participation ahead of the January 16, 2027 election. She urged women not to take their civic responsibilities lightly, encouraging them to arrive at their respective polling units by 7:00 a.m., cast their votes and remain present until the ballots are counted and the official results are announced.

According to her, participation should not end with casting a ballot; citizens should also remain attentive to the counting and announcement process to promote transparency, accountability and confidence in the electoral system.

The APC women mobilisation leader’s remarks placed women at the heart of the democratic conversation, recognising their important role in community development, political participation and national decision-making.

Her call also underscored the importance of peaceful, lawful and active participation in elections, reminding voters that every ballot represents an opportunity to express their views and contribute to the country’s democratic future.

As the Edo State APC PCC rally continues, the message of hope, political engagement and women’s participation remains central to the gathering.

For Dr. Betta Edu, the road ahead is one that calls for confidence, determination and sustained civic involvement. Her declaration of a new era of prosperity under President Tinubu has become a rallying message for the women gathered in Edo State, while her appeal for early and responsible participation sends a clear reminder: democracy is strengthened when citizens exercise their rights and protect the integrity of the electoral process.

A NEW DAWN OF HOPE. A STRONGER VOICE FOR WOMEN. A DEMOCRATIC FUTURE BUILT THROUGH PARTICIPATION.

This Message is from the Desk of
Your Ever Well Wisher
Onyeani Kalu
The GrandMaster
Political Scientist

https://x.com/onyeani_kalu/status/2121307129017729217?a=sQiYo9hVo8-FsWltwYY&s=46

13/11/2026

🎯✨ From the

In 1978, members of Nigeria’s Constituent Assembly agreed that presidential candidates could be as young as 35.

But when a proposal was made to bar anyone above 70 from contesting, they overwhelmingly rejected it.

"No upper age limit was fixed by the Assembly," New Nigerian reported.

13/11/2026

From the

In 1993, Moshood Abiola of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) and Bashir Tofa of the National Republican Convention (NRC) took part in Nigeria’s first presidential debate.

According to Newswatch, both candidates blamed exchange-rate instability, a falling naira, budget deficits and poor fiscal management for the country’s economic problems.

They agreed that the Structural Adjustment Programme (SAP) had been poorly implemented but differed on what to do next. Abiola promised to scrap it, while Tofa wanted to retain and review it.

On petrol prices, Tofa opposed removing the subsidy and proposed fixing NNPC’s management problems. Abiola called for calculating the actual cost of producing a litre of petrol first.

Neither candidate explained how he would fund his promises or tackle fiscal indiscipline. The debate also tested Tofa over a 1991 article in his Kano newspaper, The Pen, which called for jihad against Christians. He said he had written it to defend his faith and did not regret it.

The debates drew praise for their organisation and timing, a week before the election. However, some viewers felt the audience should have included more ordinary Nigerians, rather than mostly party supporters, to ask questions about issues affecting them.

13/11/2026

🎯✨ Since 1999, no President has rewarded Nigerian athletes as generously as Tinubu.

13/11/2026

‪To understand why Japan is one of the richest countries in the world, you only need to look at the companies founded there.‬
‪Today, wherever you go in the world, you’re bound to come across a Japanese brand.‬

‪Japan’s real strength lies not just in its wealth, but in its culture of innovation, discipline, quality and long-term vision. From automobiles to electronics, Japanese brands have earned global trust.‬

‪A powerful reminder that building world-class institutions and industries is the foundation of lasting prosperity.‬

12/11/2026

PRESIDENT TINUBU’S ₦100M REWARD FOR EACH FLAMINGOS PLAYER, FIRST LADY’S ENCOURAGEMENT INSPIRE NIGERIAN WOMEN. -BETTA EDU, APC PCC WOMEN

...Say historic World Cup triumph demonstrates what Nigerian girls can achieve with opportunity, investment, and institutional support

The historic triumph of Nigeria’s U-17 female national team, the Flamingos, has provided fresh evidence that Nigerian girls can conquer the world when given the right opportunities, encouragement, and institutional support.

This was the position of Dr Betta Edu and leaders of the APC Presidential Campaign Council (PCC) Directorate of Women Mobilisation following the reception of the world champions by the First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu CON, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

The Flamingos made history on November 7, 2026, defeating Japan 2–1 in the final of the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in Rabat, Morocco.

With the victory, Nigeria became the first African country to win the competition and the first African nation to win FIFA U-17 World Cups in both the men's and women's categories.

It also marked the first time an African women's national team had won a FIFA World Cup title at any age level.

Goals from Awawu Bashiru in the 39th minute and Oluebube Umejiaku in the 47th minute secured the historic victory, despite Japan's late response.

Receiving the players on behalf of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the First Lady celebrated their outstanding performance, commending their discipline, teamwork, determination, and humility.

President Tinubu rewarded each player with a ₦100 million five-year savings bond in recognition of the landmark achievement.

Dr Betta Edu and other leaders of the PCC Women Mobilisation Directorate, who joined the First Lady in welcoming the champions, described the President's unprecedented reward and the First Lady's encouragement as powerful demonstrations of the administration's recognition of the potential and contributions of Nigerian girls and women.

They said the Flamingos had not only brought pride to Nigeria and Africa but had also broken a significant barrier in international women's football, proving that Nigerian girls can compete against the world's best and emerge champions.

According to the women leaders, the victory reinforces the importance of investing in the girl child through sports, education, entrepreneurship, leadership development, and other opportunities that enable women to realise their full potential.

They further described the First Lady's commitment to women's empowerment, inclusion, and youth development as an inspiration to millions of Nigerian women, particularly those working to overcome social and economic barriers.

The Directorate congratulated the players, their coaches, and the Nigeria Football Federation, urging the young champions to sustain the discipline, courage, and determination that took them to the summit of world football.

It called on Nigerian women and girls to draw inspiration from the Flamingos' remarkable journey, stressing that their triumph demonstrates that with opportunity, investment and the right support, there should be no limit to what Nigerian girls can achieve.

Vote President Tinubu, let the cups keep flowing in!

Dr Betta Edu Oluremi Tinubu

12/11/2026

“The South East has demonstrated what enterprise can achieve. It is time for infrastructure to match that enterprise.”
Rt. Hon. Benjamin Kalu, Ph.D., CFR
Deputy Speaker, House of Representatives.

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