HEADLINE: DANJUMA, AKPOREHA, IHONVBERE: THREE VOICES, ONE MESSAGE FOR TINUBU 2027

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HEADLINE: DANJUMA, AKPOREHA, IHONVBERE: THREE VOICES, ONE MESSAGE FOR TINUBU 2027 

 SAYS OSHIOGWEMOH

ABUJA /

 BENIN CITY  

10th November, 2026.

A leading Public Communicator and Political Affairs Analyst, Comrade Dr. Kenneth Oshiogwemoh, has said that a new national consensus is forming around President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, ahead of the 2027 general elections.

In an analysis titled “From Middle Belt to South-South: Why Tinubu 2027 Is Gaining Ground,” Oshiogwemoh identified three key voices driving the consensus  General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma, Comrade (Prince) Williams Eniredonana Akporeha, and Professor Julius Omozuanvho Ihonvbere, CON.

According to him, the three endorsements, taken together, represent a national movement, not isolated statements.

Danjuma and the Middle Belt

Oshiogwemoh described General Danjuma, former Chief of Army Staff and former Minister of Defence, as the voice of the Middle Belt.

“His endorsement is not a casual statement. It is a strategic signal that the Middle Belt  Plateau, Benue, Taraba, Nasarawa, Kogi and beyond   must not be in opposition in 2027. The region must negotiate from a position of support, not from a position of anger,” he stated.

Akporeha and the South-South

On Comrade Akporeha, former Executive President of NUPENG, Member, Board of Trustees of the Nigeria Labour Congress, and National Coordinator of Working People United for Good Governance, Oshiogwemoh said his voice represents the working people.

“He is not merely speaking. He is mobilizing. His constituency is the real Nigeria  drivers, traders, artisans, youths, market women, oil workers, farmers. His message is precise: the working people cannot afford to be in opposition in 2027,” he said.

Ihonvbere and the National Assembly

On Professor Ihonvbere, Leader of the House of Representatives, Oshiogwemoh said his support represents legislative alignment.

“When the House Leader speaks, he does not speak for himself alone. He speaks for the institution that makes the laws, approves the budgets, and carries the Renewed Hope Agenda into law. His support means the Executive and the Legislature are moving in the same direction for 2027,” he noted.

Edo and Delta: One Voice

Oshiogwemoh highlighted what he called the “Old Bendel Thesis” that Edo and Delta are now speaking with one voice.

“Delta speaks through the grassroots, through Comrade Akporeha. Edo speaks through the National Assembly, through Professor Ihonvbere. Two states, one old Bendel, one voice. When Bendel speaks with one voice, the South-South listens,” he said.

A Contract, Not A Blank Cheque

The analyst stressed that endorsement must not be seen as blind loyalty.

“Endorsement is not a blank cheque. It is a contract of expectations. We support President Tinubu for a second term to consolidate the Renewed Hope Agenda, and we expect a second term of delivery  security for the Middle Belt, inclusion for the South-South, and legislation that turns promises into reality,” Oshiogwemoh concluded.

“That is the new politics of 2027. Not blind loyalty, but strategic loyalty.”

Comrade Dr. Kenneth Oshiogwemoh

Public Communicator and Political Affairs Analyst

FROM MIDDLE BELT TO SOUTH-SOUTH: WHY TINUBU 2027 IS GAINING GROUND

FROM MIDDLE BELT TO SOUTH-SOUTH: WHY TINUBU 2027 IS GAINING GROUND

By Comrade Dr.

Kenneth Oshiogwemoh

Public Communicator and Political Affairs Analyst

10th November, 2026

“I do not report politics. I interpret politics  I explain what it means, why it matters, and what we must do next.”

In politics, there are moments when a nation speaks. And there are moments when a nation decides.

Nigeria is now in a moment of decision.

From the hills of the Middle Belt to the creeks of the South-South, and to the chambers of the National Assembly, a new consensus is forming around President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, ahead of 2027. It is not a consensus born of noise. It is a consensus born of strategy, of experience, and of the hard lessons of Nigerian politics.

Three voices now define that consensus.

THE MIDDLE BELT: THE VOICE OF GENERAL THEOPHILUS YAKUBU DANJUMA.

When General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma speaks, Nigeria listens  not because he is loud, but because he is tested.

As a former Chief of Army Staff, former Minister of Defence, and one of the most respected elder statesmen in this country, his words carry the weight of history.

His endorsement of President Tinubu for a second term is not a casual statement. It is a strategic signal to the Middle Belt  Plateau, Benue, Taraba, Nasarawa, Kogi, and beyond  that the region must not be in opposition in 2027.

The message from the Middle Belt is clear: the region has suffered insecurity, displacement, and neglect. It cannot afford to be outside the centre of power. It must negotiate from a position of support, not from a position of anger.

THE SOUTH-SOUTH: THE VOICE OF COMRADE PRINCE WILLIAMS AKPOREHA.

If General Danjuma is the voice of the Middle Belt, then in Delta State and the South-South, that voice is Comrade (Prince) Williams Eniredonana Akporeha.

This is not a man who just emerged. This is a man with a record.

Former Executive President of NUPENG ,. the most powerful oil workers union in Africa. Member, Board of Trustees, Nigeria Labour Congress. And now, National Coordinator for Working People United for Good Governance.

He has sat at the table where national decisions are taken. He has led workers, negotiated with governments, and defended the interests of the working people at the highest level.

He is not merely speaking. He is mobilizing a movement built on decades of labour leadership.

His constituency is the real Nigeria  the drivers, the traders, the artisans, the youths, the market women, the oil workers, the farmers. The working people who carry this nation on their backs every day.

His message is precise: the working people cannot afford to be in opposition in 2027.

President Tinubu needs a second term to consolidate the Renewed Hope Agenda  in infrastructure, in oil and gas reform, in ports development, in the coastal highway, and in youth empowerment. One tenure is insufficient to complete a national reconstruction.

THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY: THE VOICE OF PROFESSOR JULIUS IHONVBERE, CON.

And in the National Assembly, that voice is Professor Julius Omozuanvho Ihonvbere, CON, Leader of the House of Representatives, from Edo State.

This is not a mere politician. This is a professor, a scholar, a former Secretary to the Edo State Government, and now the man who leads the business of the House.

When the House Leader speaks, he does not speak for himself alone. He speaks for the institution that makes the laws, approves the budgets, and carries the Renewed Hope Agenda into law.

His support for President Tinubu is therefore not a personal opinion. It is legislative alignment. It means the Executive and the Legislature are moving in the same direction for 2027.

Professor Ihonvbere represents Edo State and the South-South at the highest level of lawmaking. His voice tells the South-South that their interests are not just on the street, they are also on the floor of the National Assembly.

EDO AND DELTA: ONE VOICE

This is the point many will miss, but history will not miss it.

Edo and Delta are speaking with one voice for Tinubu 2027.

Delta is speaking through the grassroots  through Comrade Akporeha and the working people. Edo is speaking through the National Assembly through Professor Ihonvbere.

Two states, one old Bendel, one voice.

When the old Bendel speaks with one voice, the whole South-South listens. And when the South-South and the Middle Belt speak together, Nigeria listens.

That is not a coincidence. That is coordination. That is strategy.

THE BRIDGE: WHY THESE THREE ENDORSEMENTS MATTER TOGETHER

Separately, these are three endorsements. Together, they are a national movement.

The Middle Belt brings moral authority, security experience, and elder statesmanship. The South-South brings grassroots energy, labour power, and the voice of the working people. The National Assembly brings legislative power, institutional backing, and policy continuity.

One speaks from the height of national service. One speaks from the depth of organised labour. One speaks from the centre of lawmaking.

Together, they tell a story Nigeria has not heard in a long time: that the North-Central and the South-South, two regions that have often felt marginalized   are choosing to negotiate from inside, not complain from outside.

In politics, you do not get what you deserve. You get what you negotiate. And negotiation begins with organized support.

MY CONCLUSION

Endorsement is not a blank cheque. It is a contract of expectations.

General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma is saying to the Middle Belt: “Support the President, and demand security and development in return.”

Comrade (Prince) Williams Eniredonana Akporeha is saying to the South-South: “Support the President, and demand inclusion and delivery in return.”

Professor Julius Omozuanvho Ihonvbere, CON, is saying to the National Assembly and the South-South: “Support the President, and let us legislate delivery into reality.”

That is the new politics of 2027. Not blind loyalty. But strategic loyalty.

From the Middle Belt to the South-South, from the voice of an elder statesman, to the voice of a labour general, to the voice of the House Leader, the message is one:

Give President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, a second term, and we expect a second term of delivery for our people.

That is why Tinubu 2027 is gaining ground. Not because of noise in Abuja. But because of voices on the ground, and voices in the National Assembly.

And above all, because Edo and Delta  the old Bendel   are now speaking with one voice.

Written By:

Comrade Dr. Kenneth Oshiogwemoh

Public Communicator and Political Affairs Analys

Caption: My analysis on 2027.

A Commendable Step Towards Grassroots Accountability: My Analyst's Perspective on Prof. Ihonvbere's August Courtesy Visit

A Commendable Step Towards Grassroots Accountability: My Analyst's Perspective on Prof. Ihonvbere's August Courtesy Visit

By Comrade Dr. Kenneth Oshiogwemoh, Public Communicator and Political Affairs Analyst

There are visits that are mere formalities, and there are visits that shape the future of governance. The courtesy visit of the newly elected Executives of the Forum of Auditors-General for Local Governments and Area Councils in Nigeria to the Leader, House of Representatives, Prof. Julius Omozuanvbo Ihonvbere, on Thursday, 5th November, clearly belongs to the latter.

As a Public Communicator and Political Affairs Analyst, I have taken time to study not just what was said, but what it means for Nigeria. Prof. Ihonvbere did not just receive a delegation. He received an idea whose time has come, the idea that accountability must no longer stop at Abuja and the State capitals, but must reach the Local Governments where the majority of our people live.

His assurance is instructive when he said, be rest assured that the National Assembly will give this Forum the power it seeks. The constitutional amendment process will take care of the Bill to establish the Forum because NASS is very well disposed to ensuring accountability and value for money in our fiscal system. That is not politics. That is statesmanship.

By sponsoring the Bill to give legal backing to the Forum, Prof. Ihonvbere is building an institution, not seeking applause. Laws outlive men. When this Forum is constitutionally established, it will serve Nigeria long after this Assembly.

The Local Government is the closest government to the people. If funds meant for rural roads, primary healthcare, primary education and water are not audited, development will remain a mirage. Strengthening Local Government Auditors-General is strengthening Nigeria from the bottom up.

The Iseghede of Owanland has again demonstrated why he is Leader. He understands that fiscal discipline is not about punishment, it is about value for money, transparency, and trust between government and the governed.

I must also commend the Chairman of the Forum, Alhaji Yakubu Siyaka Adabenege, for his wisdom in building consensus with the National Assembly. Reforms do not succeed by confrontation, they succeed by collaboration.

In conclusion, this August visit is a signal that the 10th House of Representatives, under the leadership of men like Prof. Ihonvbere, is serious about entrenching accountability in our financial system. I hereby lend my voice as a Public Communicator and Political Affairs Analyst in full support of this Bill, and I urge the National Assembly to give it the speedy passage it deserves.

This is leadership. This is vision. This is accountability in action.

Comrade Dr. Kenneth Oshiogwemoh

Public Communicator and Political Affairs Analyst

WORKING PEOPLE UNITED: WHY NIGERIAN WORKERS MUST STAND WITH TINUBU AND OSHIOMHOLE IN 2027.

WORKING PEOPLE UNITED: WHY NIGERIAN WORKERS MUST STAND WITH TINUBU AND OSHIOMHOLE IN 2027.

By Comrade Prince William Akporeha, National Coordinator, Working People United

As Nigeria moves toward the 2027 general elections, the choice before the working people of this country is clear. Two leaders have proven, over time, that they understand labour, they understand leadership, and they understand Nigeria.

They are President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, and Comrade Senator Adams Aliyu Eric Oshiomhole.

One is seeking re-election to continue leading the nation. The other is seeking re-election to the Red Chamber to continue representing Edo North in the Senate. Both deserve the total support of every worker in every constituency and every state.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu: A Leader Who Listens to Workers

President Tinubu did not come to power as a stranger to struggle. From his days as a pro-democracy activist to his time as Governor of Lagos State, he has always understood that no nation can rise without its workers.

Under his leadership, the Federal Government has taken bold steps on minimum wage, economic reforms, infrastructure, and national stability. The reforms are tough, but they are necessary to rebuild a Nigeria where workers are paid well, where jobs are created, and where our children have a future.

To abandon this journey midway would be to abandon the progress we have started. Continuity is strength. That is why Nigerian workers must vote massively for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in 2027.

Comrade Senator Adams Oshiomhole: The Voice of Labour in the Senate

There is no one in the Nigerian Senate today who carries the voice of the worker like Comrade Senator Adams Oshiomhole.

He is not just a Senator. He is a former President of the Nigeria Labour Congress, a former Governor of Edo State, and a lifelong fighter for the common man. In the Red Chamber, he has stood boldly for workers' rights, for good governance, and for the dignity of labour.

Edo North needs him back. Nigeria needs him back. The Senate needs a man who does not fear to speak truth to power.

His re-election in 2027 is not just an Edo North affair. It is a national assignment for all workers.

A Call To All Workers

I, Comrade Prince William Akporeha, National Coordinator of Working People United, am calling on all workers across Nigeria:

In Lagos, in Kano, in Rivers, in Kaduna, in Delta, in Edo, in Borno, in Enugu, in all 36 states and the FCT, in every constituency, every ward, every unit:

Come out and vote for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Come out and vote for Comrade Senator Adams Oshiomhole.

Let us not sit at home while others decide our future. Let us organise, mobilise, and vote as one united workforce.

When workers unite, Nigeria moves forward.

Working People United! Together We Build A Stronger Nation!

COMRADE PRINCE WILLIAM AKPOREHA: THE WORKERS' VOICE RALLIES NIGERIA FOR TINUBU, OBOREVWORI AHEAD OF 2027

COMRADE PRINCE WILLIAM AKPOREHA: THE WORKERS' VOICE RALLIES NIGERIA FOR TINUBU, OBOREVWORI AHEAD OF 2027

4th November, 2026

When workers speak in Nigeria, one voice has always stood out with courage, clarity and consistency  that of Comrade Prince William Akporeha.

The former President of NUPENG and National Trustee of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has once again demonstrated why he remains one of the most respected labour leaders in the country, as he rallied Nigerian workers to support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, for the 2027 general elections.

Speaking under the platform of Working People United (WoPU), where he serves as National Coordinator, Comrade Akporeha said the movement was born out of a genuine desire to promote good governance and to give working people a strong, organised voice in the politics of Nigeria.

He announced that WoPU has adopted President Tinubu as its preferred presidential candidate for 2027, describing him as a leader who took difficult but necessary decisions to reposition Nigeria's economy.

Comrade Akporeha was honest about his own journey. He said he was among labour leaders who initially challenged the removal of fuel subsidy, but after engaging the President directly, he understood the reason behind the decision. He also commended Tinubu for approving a new national minimum wage and for reducing the wage review interval from five years to three years  a major win for workers.

On Delta State, Akporeha spoke glowingly of Governor Oborevwori, praising his commitment to good governance, workers' welfare and the delivery of dividends of democracy. He said the governor has earned the support of workers across the state.

He was clear that WoPU is an independent movement of the people, saying: "No politician is funding this movement. It is not the initiative of any political office holder. It is the voice of working people."

With this bold step, Comrade Prince William Akporeha has once again proven that true leadership is not about noise, but about standing for what is right, even when it is not popular.

Working People United (WoPU) endorses Tinubu and Oborevwori for 2027.

 

WORKING PEOPLE UNITED COMMENDS GOVERNOR MONDAY OKPEBHOLO FOR STEADY PAYMENT OF WORKERS' SALARIES

WORKING PEOPLE UNITED COMMENDS GOVERNOR MONDAY OKPEBHOLO FOR STEADY PAYMENT OF WORKERS' SALARIES

Date: 7th November, 2026

National Secretariat Abuja, FCT.

The National Coordinator of Working People United, Comrade Prince William Akporeha, has commended the Governor of Edo State, Senator Monday Okpebholo, for his steady and regular payment of workers' salaries since assuming office in November 2024.

Speaking on behalf of the working people of Edo State, Comrade Akporeha said the governor has shown uncommon commitment to the welfare of workers by ensuring that salaries are paid as and when due, without delay or excuses.

According to him:

"Since Governor Monday Okpebholo assumed office in November 2024, there has been no strike by Edo State workers specifically over the non-payment of monthly salaries. His administration has maintained regular salary payments while at the same time, addressing outstanding arrears inherited from previous administrations."

Comrade Akporeha noted that this is a clear departure from the past, where workers were subjected to unpaid salaries, protests, and strikes, which affected families, markets, and the entire state economy.

He said the working people are happy because a worker who is paid regularly can plan his life, feed his family, pay school fees, and live with dignity.

He therefore called on Edo workers and all Nigerians to support continuity and stability, saying:

"This is the more reason why you should vote APC candidates and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu come January 16th, 2027. To avoid unpaid salaries, borrowings, protests and strikes, vote President Bola Ahmed Tinubu."

The National Coordinator added that when workers are happy, the state is happy, and when the state is happy, development will follow.

Signed:

Working People United

Office of the National Coordinator

Comrade Prince William Akporeha