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A northern Nigerian man has reportedly declared that he will not vote for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the 2027 presidential election, despite receiving two bags of rice and beans from one of the president's supporters.
In the viral video, the man expressed appreciation to the supporter for the food items but insisted that the gesture would not influence his political decision. "I really appreciate him, but I won't vote for Tinubu in the 2027 election. I will vote for the right candidate," the man reportedly said.
The man was seen displaying the bags of rice and beans he allegedly received, stressing that accepting material assistance does not necessarily translate into political loyalty.
His remarks have sparked conversations about voter independence, political generosity and the influence of food distribution on electoral choices ahead of Nigeria's 2027 general election.
It’s been the same tactics since forever, Nigerians should WAKE UP!!! , Don’t let anyone ruin your future with cheap things while they embezzle away your future, This current administration already owe 121 trillion Naira in three years with nothing to show for, Now imagine what will happen if given another chance, Nigerians WAKE UP!!!!! , A cup of rice and 5000 naira wont last for four years, Don’t sell your soul out of greed, Don’t put the future of yourselves and children in the hands of a monster who has come to do nothing but kill and destroy, Go and get your PVC today and VOTE NDC, VOTE PETER OBI / RABIU AND HAVE PEACE OF MIND. It’s clear to the blind and audible to the deaf that this current administration is nothing but evil, Fight for your right and children’s right or else you’ll suffer the consequences. It’s loan after loan and after loan, No plan for the future of Nigeria from this current administration. GO GET YOUR PVC AND VOTE THEM OUT.
During his tenure as Governor of Anambra State from 2006 to 2014, Peter Obi implemented the Anambra Integrated Development Strategy (ANIDS), a framework aligned with the UN’s Sustainable/Millennium Development Goals. 1. Fiscal Management & Governance Zero Debt & Savings: Left office leaving the state debt-free, without borrowing or issuing state bonds to fund infrastructure projects. Sub-Sovereign Savings: Pioneered sub-sovereign wealth savings in foreign and local currencies, setting aside over $150 million alongside local currency reserves for the incoming administration. Institutional Infrastructure: Constructed the Jerome Udoji Secretariat Complex in Awka to consolidate state ministries, which were previously operating out of rented properties. 2. Education Reform Return of Schools to Missions: Handed management of mission-established primary and secondary schools back to original owners (churches) while providing government funding and grants for maintenance and staff salaries. WAEC/NECO Academic Performance: Lifted Anambra State’s public examination ranking from 26th nationally in 2006 up to 1st place by 2013 and 2014. ICT Infrastructure: Distributed over 30,000 HP laptops and computers to secondary schools, set up Microsoft Academies in more than 500 secondary schools, and provided over 700 buses to schools across the state. 3. Healthcare Infrastructure State Teaching Hospital: Built and accredited the Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University Teaching Hospital (COOUTH) at Amaku, Awka. Health Institution Accreditation: Upgraded healthcare facilities across the state, securing accreditation for more than 12 state health and nursing institutions (up from zero in 2006). Public-Private Partnerships (PPP): Funded major mission-managed facilities (such as St. Charles Borromeo Hospital, Onitsha and St. Joseph Hospital, Adazi-Nnukwu) and supported the establishment of the Joseph Nwilo Heart Centre. 4. Infrastructure & Transport Road Network Expansion: Asphalted and constructed over 800 km of rural and urban roads, linking all 177 communities in the state. Erosion Control: Partnered with the World Bank under the National Erosion and Watershed Management Project (NEWMAP) to mitigate gully erosion threats across vulnerable areas. 5. Economy & Commerce Industrialization: Attracted foreign direct investment into the state, including bringing SABMiller (now International Breweries) to establish its brewery in Onitsha. Support for Indigenous Manufacturing: Standardized government procurement of official vehicles through local manufacturer Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing (IVM), supplying security agencies, secondary schools, and traditional rulers with locally assembled vehicles. 6. Security Community Security Infrastructure: Provided patrol vehicles and logistics support to local vigilante outfits, the Nigeria Police Force, and other security bodies across the state's local councils. VOTE NDC… VOTE PETER OBI / RABIU.
President Peter Obi is the leader Nigerians deserve, You have no idea the amount of discipline it takes to rule a state for eight years without owing debt and even leaving money behind for the next administration, Nigerians should WAKE UP!!! don’t let anyone ruin your life out of covetous, President Peter Obi was in Egypt to Study it’s Economy, Education and Finance, Let him use his idea for the betterment of Nigeria, SAY NO TO TRIBALISM!!! DO NOT LET YOURSELVES BE DIVIDED!!!! PERSONALITY MATTERS THAN TRIBE!!!!… Both Umaru Musa Yar'Adua and Muhammadu Buhari hail from Katsina State in North-Western Nigeria but we saw the difference. VOTE PETER OBI / RABIU TODAY.. DO NOT LET TRIBALISM ruin your chances of having a good governance. VOTE PRESIDENT PETER OBI AND HAVE PEACE OF MIND.