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I’ll Die For APC!” – Orji Uzor Kalu Makes Shocking Declaration Amid Political Tension

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I’ll Die For APC!” – Orji Uzor Kalu Makes Shocking Declaration Amid Political Tension

In a bold and passionate affirmation of political loyalty, Senator Orji Uzor Kalu, representing Abia North Senatorial District, has expressed his unshakeable commitment to the All Progressives Congress (APC), stating that he is willing to sacrifice his life for the party’s success. Speaking to journalists at his country home in Igbere, Abia State, the former Abia State Governor reiterated his devotion to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the ideals of the APC.

Kalu, a prominent figure within the APC and former Chief Whip of the Nigerian Senate, emphasized that his allegiance to the ruling party is absolute. He declared that the APC remains strong in Abia North and would continue to grow in influence across the state. According to him, the party is preparing diligently for future elections, with a clear objective to deliver electoral victories for President Tinubu and the APC in 2027.

“I am ready to lay down my life for the APC. I am not just a member; I am APC to the core,” Kalu declared firmly. “That is why the party continues to have a stronghold in Abia North. We are working tirelessly to ensure that President Tinubu and the APC are victorious in Abia State. We have achieved this before, and we are confident we will do it again.”

Kalu further praised President Tinubu’s leadership and achievements over the past two years, noting that the administration has made significant strides in addressing critical national issues. He cited the president’s economic reforms and governance policies as indicators of a government committed to sustainable development and national progress.

“The President is working very hard. The economy is in a delicate phase, but recovery is in motion. Nigerians need to understand that economic transformation takes time,” he said. “Tinubu is laying the foundation for a stronger naira and a more resilient economic structure. Given time and support, we will see meaningful results.”

Highlighting the importance of unity and strategic planning within the APC, Kalu called on fellow party members and supporters across Abia State and Nigeria to remain steadfast. He urged them to rally behind President Tinubu’s administration, adding that collective efforts and patience are essential to achieving long-term national development.

As the political atmosphere gradually intensifies in anticipation of the 2027 general elections, Kalu’s remarks signal both a strong internal cohesion within the APC and the readiness of the party’s southern leadership to mobilize support. His public declaration of loyalty not only reinforces the party’s presence in the South-East but also underlines his personal political capital and influence in the region.

In conclusion, Kalu’s statement serves as a powerful message to both supporters and critics. It showcases his enduring influence in Abia politics and his determination to remain a key player in shaping the state’s political landscape under the APC umbrella. His unwavering commitment to President Tinubu and the party reinforces a broader narrative of party unity and resilience amid national challenges.

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Osun Governorship: APC Committee Promises Transparent, Fair Delegate Congress Across The State

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Osun Governorship: APC Committee Promises Transparent, Fair Delegate Congress Across The State

The All Progressives Congress (APC) Gubernatorial Delegate Congress Committee has officially arrived in Osun State ahead of the party’s highly anticipated ward-level congresses.

The committee, led by Chairman Sheu Umar Dange, paid a courtesy visit to the state APC leadership on Tuesday, December 9, at the party secretariat along Osogbo-Gbongan Road.

APC Pledges Transparency and Fairness

During the meeting with Osun APC Chairman Tajudeen Lawal and local government party leaders, Dange emphasized the committee’s dedication to fairness and transparency.

“We are ready to conduct delegate congresses in all 332 wards across the state. Our activities will be conducted without bias, and we welcome any complaints to address them fairly,” he said.

Dange urged party stakeholders to see their participation in the exercise as a crucial contribution to strengthening APC’s electoral success in Osun.

Ensuring a Smooth Congress

Secretary of the committee, Chiedu Eluemunoh, explained that all mechanisms for a smooth process were already in place. This includes the deployment of ad-hoc staff to all wards to ensure efficiency.

He clarified that only revalidated members of the APC in Osun will be eligible to vote.

“Being a party member does not automatically qualify you to vote. Only those revalidated will participate in the congress,” Eluemunoh noted.

To address potential grievances, an Appeal Committee has been set up, with sittings scheduled to begin on December 10, to hear complaints from any aggrieved members.

State APC Leadership Pledges Full Support

In response, Osun APC Chairman Tajudeen Lawal welcomed the congress committee and assured them of the full support of the State Working Committee (SWC) to ensure a successful and credible exercise.

“We are committed to providing all the necessary support to guarantee a smooth and transparent congress for our party members,” Lawal stated.

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Fresh Wave Of Insecurity: Pregnant Woman And Several Residents Abducted In Niger And FCT

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Dalung Breaks Silence: TikTok Chat With Bandit Exposes Deep Secrets Behind The Violence

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Dalung Breaks Silence: TikTok Chat With Bandit Exposes Deep Secrets Behind The Violence

Former Minister of Sports, Solomon Dalung, has opened up about a surprising and thought-provoking conversation he once had with a young man who claimed to be living in the bush as a bandit. Dalung shared the experience during an interview with News Central, explaining how the encounter gave him a deeper understanding of the issues fueling insecurity……CONTINUE READING

According to Dalung, he was browsing TikTok when he came across the young man, who openly described himself as someone living in the forest due to ongoing conflict. Curious, Dalung asked why they engaged in violent activities. The young man responded that they had suffered losses themselves and felt targeted by vigilante groups who, according to him, harmed their people and took their cattle. This, he said, pushed them into retaliation and led them deeper into the bush.

Dalung explained that he challenged the young man, pointing out that innocent people—including other Fulani individuals—were being harmed in the process. The young man replied that, from their viewpoint, only those living in the bush were considered part of their community, while anyone living in town was seen differently. It was a response that, according to Dalung, revealed how distorted perceptions can worsen the cycle of conflict.

Wanting to know if there was any path toward peace, Dalung asked what could help end the violence. The young man shared that they were open to negotiation and discussions that could encourage them to give up their weapons and reintegrate into society. Dalung noted that the confidence with which the young man spoke was unsettling, but it also showed that dialogue could be part of the solution.

Reflecting on the experience, Dalung urged the National Assembly to consider constitutional changes that would allow Nigerians the legal right to defend themselves responsibly, especially in areas affected by insecurity.

His conversation serves as a reminder of how complex the nation’s security challenges are—and how personal engagement, understanding, and strategic dialogue may help chart a way forward.

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