Politics
Kashim Shettima: Of Bandits, Our haters have gone mad again
Kashim Shettima: Of Bandits, Our haters have gone mad again
By: James Bwala
Kashim Shettima (2022) claims. You can lose time getting to your goal if you remain to deal with every dog that barks at you. Without a doubt, Senator Kashim Shettima, the vice president-elect of the All Progressive Congress, APC, says it all when it comes to this political journey.
No amount of dog barking will be able to stop the Tinubu, Shettima train from moving.
Politicians and others who are “crying wolf” about the general elections on February 25 have criticized the President-elect and his Vice President-elect on the grounds that they have chosen to advance in this political path they started with such ambition to restore optimism for the majority of Nigerians.
Only yesterday, a professor who lacks the necessary academic qualifications spoke on the pending court ruling in the PDP vs. INEC, Tinubu, and Kashim Shettima case on an illegitimate claim of a double nomination that they (PDP) are ultimately unable to support.

The PDP failed to demonstrate that it had locus standi to bring the lawsuit, according to a three-member panel led by Justice James Abundaga. However, a professor who identified himself as a lawyer was busy ranting over claims he was unable to refute.
Because the devil never tires of tricking them and they lack the wisdom to correct him, when they fail on one side, they fall back into the other lane.
While I dismissed the call by this Professor over the claimed of double nomination that the PDP failed to establish claims, I choose to write on this fallacious claimed yet another of their style to rubbish the Vice President elect, Senator Kashim Shettima on account that he took time to visit Bandits immediately after the February 25 general elections.
I don’t know for what reasons that they feel so much displaced by Kashim Shettima but one thing I know is that Kashim Shettima has abundant intelligence for every of their moves to scountle this living hope being renewed in the Tinubu presidency.
So, for these people every Fulani man the saw is either a Bandit or a potential one. The video pushed to me yesterday was one such that certain individuals who chose not to think with their heads are circulating. PRNigeria did the facts checking and concluded that the claim that VP-Elect Kashim Shettima visited bandits in an unnamed location after the 2023 election, is not only MISLEADING, but FALSE.
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I have replied to many of my associates who took their time to forward the video or write to me having watched it. Some of them are living in Maiduguri and I am surprised that they almost fall for it. In 2017, Kashim Shettima was the governor of Borno state, it was in his character to throw jokes at the people he came across whether high or lowly.
Cultural ties bind the Fulanis and Kanuris together as playmates. Six years after that incident, the people in that video are still residing in Maiduguri. Some irate individuals are making reference to the cordial encounter between Governor Kashim Shettima and Local Fulani Guards at a Maiduguri school construction site.

Some of the vice president-elect’s opponents are so shocked by the fact that he likes to make people feel welcome that they have gone insane. Kashim Shettima will keep cracking jokes with the Fulani, Igbo, and Yoruba people, and he’ll keep making everyone around him feel at home.
The criminals who believe they can stop this train before May 29, 2023 should start over. The general elections on February 25 have distinguished the wheat from the chaff.
Kashim Shettima: Of Bandits, Our haters have gone mad again


Politics
Guber 2027: Wali emerges APC candidate for Yobe
Guber 2027: Wali emerges APC candidate for Yobe
Alhaji Baba Mallam Wali, fcan, mni, has emerged as the gubernatorial candidate for your state following the primary election held in Yobe state ahead of the 2027 general election.
Baba Mallam Wali won the election with the landslide victory where he defeated his two opponents, Hon. Bashir Shariff Machina and Engr. Mustapha Mai Hajja.
The affirmation exercise culminated in the final collection of results at the headquarters of the three senatorial districts in the state, where party leaders, stakeholders, and supporters had converged.
Officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and members of the media monitored the process across the wards and at the collation center.
Speaking to Newsng after the primary election, Alhaji Baba Mallam Wali, mni, thanked party members and supporters for what he described as an overwhelming show of confidence and love.
He further expressed gratitude to his supporters for the love and solidarity shown toward him and also praised the crowd for remaining committed and conducting the primary election peacefully during the procession.
Guber 2027: Wali emerges APC candidate for Yobe
Politics
Buni wins the Yobe East senatorial seat
Buni wins the Yobe East senatorial seat
By: Yahaya Wakili
The executive governor of Yobe state, Hon. Mai Mala Buni CON, COMN, has won the Yobe East senatorial district primary election.
And Senator Ibrahim Mohammed Bomai has won the Yobe South Senatorial seat. While Senator Ahmad Ibrahim Lawan GCON, the longest-serving senator, has won the Yobe North Senatorial seat, respectively.
Senator Musa Mustapha moved a motion for endorsement of His Excellency Governor Mai Mala Buni CON as the sole APC senatorial candidate for the Yobe East Senatorial District.
The motion was seconded by Hon. Lawan Shettima Ali in line with the provisions of our laws.
“I am truly grateful to our political leaders and constituents for the opportunity given to me to serve in the Nigerian Senate,” Senator Mustapha said.
He maintained that Governor Mai Mala Buni and I have always agreed on everything that we have to do to make our state better, and he is the one that will take over from me.
“With his track record of performance, the Yobe East senatorial election has already been won by Governor Buni, inshallah, and I don’t think there is anybody today with the political capacity to even come near him in the upcoming elections.
Buni wins the Yobe East senatorial seat
Politics
2027: Fintiri wins APC’s senatorial ticket for Adamawa North
2027: Fintiri wins APC’s senatorial ticket for Adamawa North
Gov. Ahmadu Fintiri of Adamawa has won the All Progressives Congress (APC) Senatorial ticket in the forthcoming 2027 general elections for Adamawa North Senatorial District.
Mr Wilfred William, the returning officer of the APC primary election for Adamawa North senatorial district declared Fintiri the winner and returned him as APC’s candidate at the collation centre in Mubi-North Local Government Area of Adamawa.
He said that the election was conducted across the five LGAs in the zone; Madagali, Maiha, Michika, Mubi-North and Mubi-South.
“The total number of votes for the five LGAs is 292,070, accredited votes 174,514, votes cast 174,514.
“The following are the number of votes scored by each aspirant; Abdulrahaman Kwacham 6,958 votes; Ahmadu Fintiri 160,579 votes and Hamisu Medugu 6,977.
“Having satisfied the requirements, Fintiri scored the highest votes and was hereby declared the winner and returned elected for the Adamawa North Senatorial District,” he said.
2027: Fintiri wins APC’s senatorial ticket for Adamawa North
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