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    The Presidency has dismissed the political strength of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential candidate, Peter Obi, insisting that President Bola Tinubu is no longer under any threat from the former Labour Party presidential candidate. Special Adviser to the President on Media and Public Communication, Sunday Dare, made the remarks during an appearance on the *Mic On Podcast*, where he defended the Tinubu administration against criticisms from the opposition. According to Dare, while Obi may have posed a significant political challenge in the past, the current administration believes its achievements have strengthened President Tinubu’s position ahead of future elections. He also rejected calls by Obi for President Tinubu to resign, arguing that such demands have no constitutional basis. “The government is not afraid of Peter Obi. Just as he has the right to ask President Tinubu to resign, the government also has the right to tell him that the President will not resign because there is no basis for such a demand,” Dare said. He stressed that Nigeria operates a constitutional presidential system with elections held every four years, adding that the proper avenue for seeking political change is through the ballot box. Dare maintained that the administration has made measurable progress in addressing the country's challenges, insisting that its performance has earned it public confidence. According to him, the government has successfully confronted critical national issues and remains focused on delivering its mandate rather than being distracted by opposition rhetoric. The presidential aide further claimed that Obi no longer represents the political force he once did, stating that the President now stands on a stronger political footing because of his administration’s record. He concluded by expressing confidence that Obi would be unable to repeat his 2023 electoral success over Tinubu in Lagos State. “Peter Obi was a threat before, but today he is no longer a threat because we stand on the solid ground of performance. We have been able to interrogate the problems of this country. Peter Obi will not defeat President Tinubu in Lagos again,” Dare declared.

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    The Presidency has dismissed the political strength of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential candidate, Peter Obi, insisting that President Bola Tinubu is no longer under any threat from the former Labour Party presidential candidate. Special Adviser to the President on Media and Public Communication, Sunday Dare, made the remarks during an appearance on the *Mic On Podcast*, where he defended the Tinubu administration against criticisms from the opposition. According to Dare, while Obi may have posed a significant political challenge in the past, the current administration believes its achievements have strengthened President Tinubu’s position ahead of future elections. He also rejected calls by Obi for President Tinubu to resign, arguing that such demands have no constitutional basis. “The government is not afraid of Peter Obi. Just as he has the right to ask President Tinubu to resign, the government also has the right to tell him that the President will not resign because there is no basis for such a demand,” Dare said. He stressed that Nigeria operates a constitutional presidential system with elections held every four years, adding that the proper avenue for seeking political change is through the ballot box. Dare maintained that the administration has made measurable progress in addressing the country's challenges, insisting that its performance has earned it public confidence. According to him, the government has successfully confronted critical national issues and remains focused on delivering its mandate rather than being distracted by opposition rhetoric. The presidential aide further claimed that Obi no longer represents the political force he once did, stating that the President now stands on a stronger political footing because of his administration’s record. He concluded by expressing confidence that Obi would be unable to repeat his 2023 electoral success over Tinubu in Lagos State. “Peter Obi was a threat before, but today he is no longer a threat because we stand on the solid ground of performance. We have been able to interrogate the problems of this country. Peter Obi will not defeat President Tinubu in Lagos again,” Dare declared.

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Diplomatic Tensions Rise as Ukraine War Marks Third Anniversary Amid Competing Peace Proposals

Seunmanuel Faleye by Seunmanuel Faleye
February 24, 2025
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As Monday marks the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the conflict has reached a critical diplomatic juncture with European and Canadian leaders visiting Kyiv while competing peace proposals emerge on the global stage.

Russia’s February 2022 invasion has led to a protracted conflict, with dueling diplomatic efforts now underway at the United Nations. The General Assembly will vote on two competing resolutions – Ukraine’s European-backed proposal demanding immediate Russian withdrawal, and a U.S. resolution calling for an end to hostilities without explicitly mentioning Russian aggression. Despite U.S. pressure to withdraw their resolution, Ukrainian officials have refused to do so.

Meanwhile, President Donald Trump is meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron at the White House. Macron has indicated he will emphasize the importance of not showing weakness to Russian President Vladimir Putin during U.S.-led negotiations. Tensions have emerged between Washington and Kyiv after Trump criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for rejecting a minerals deal that would grant the U.S. access to Ukraine’s rare earth resources.

Trump has initiated negotiations with Russia without Ukrainian or European participation, raising concerns about Ukraine’s role in determining its own future. Trump recently called Zelenskyy a “dictator” and falsely accused Kyiv of starting the war. Zelenskyy responded that Trump was operating in a Russian “disinformation space” and emphasized Ukraine’s desire for security guarantees alongside any economic arrangements.

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