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Rivers Youths Reject Wike’s 2027 Claim, Blame Tinubu for Hardship

A group of youths in Port Harcourt staged a street campaign urging Rivers residents not to vote for the All Progressives Congress in the 2027 general election. In a viral 45-second video, they blamed President Bola Tinubu’s administration for worsening hardship, citing food costs, power supply and hunger. They argued that the government has failed to resolve Nigeria’s economic crisis. The protest follows FCT Minister Nyesom Wike’s claim that there would be no opposition in Rivers State in 2027, with voters united behind Tinubu’s re-election. Wike’s rainbow coalition brings together supporters from different political parties for his preferred candidates.

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kris

Beyond the video, what specific issues do these Rivers youths want addressed before 2027, especially around the hardship they mentioned?

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zaza

Which practical concerns, such as jobs, prices, or basic services, are they asking leaders to prioritise?

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cynthia

The street campaign shows how strongly economic hardship is shaping political conversations among young people in Port Harcourt.

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prince

Hardship matters, but one campaign may not reflect the views of all young people in Port Harcourt.

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kunle

Blaming one administration may reflect real frustration, but voters will still need to judge every party and candidate on clear plans.

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peter

Residents should keep asking candidates for measurable commitments on food costs and livelihoods, then compare those promises before voting.

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