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Renewed Hope Agenda Summit and Empowerment: Sunday Dare sponsors 50 Oyo Youths

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Joel Ajayi 


The former Minister of Sports and Youth Development and current The Special Adviser to the President on Media and Public communication, Chief Sunday Dare CON FNIS,  has sponsored over 50 youths from Oyo State, to the Youth Summit tagged ‘Renewed Hope Agenda: A Concrete Foundation for A Prosperous Nigeria’.


Chief Sunday Dare made a special appearance at the Renewed Hope Agenda Summit and Empowerment Program, held at June 12 Cultural Centre Kuto Abeokuta Ogun State, on Saturday 21st December 2024.


He provided T-shirts, free transportation, and feeding to the Oyo State youths that participated in the summit.


The participation was meant to enhance Regional and Federal integration, networking, and engagements; also to keep the youths in the mainstream of the Renewed Hope administration and developmental agenda.


The “Renewed Hope Agenda” is a template for a better Nigeria; a Nigeria where opportunities are accessible, empowerment is a reality, and prosperity is shared. Our role, as the youth, is central to this vision, the summi

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APC Alleges Atiku, ADC Plot to Undermine Kaduna Campaign Flag-Off

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The All Progressives Congress (APC) Presidential Campaign Council has accused former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and the African Democratic Congress (ADC) of allegedly orchestrating a disinformation campaign to discredit the party’s presidential campaign flag-off in Kaduna on Saturday.

In a statement issued on Saturday, October 24, 2026, the council’s spokesperson, Dele Alake, alleged that the former vice president and the ADC planned to circulate fake news, manipulated documents and doctored videos to undermine the campaign, President Bola Tinubu, Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani and other APC leaders.
Alake claimed that the alleged disinformation campaign involved the use of artificial intelligence, deepfake videos, counterfeit documents and social media platforms to manipulate public opinion.
According to him, the alleged plot had already begun with the circulation of a photograph showing a security vehicle on routine patrol near an APC campaign billboard in Kaduna metropolis.

He alleged that the image was misrepresented to suggest that security personnel had been deployed to protect APC billboards, adding that the narrative was subsequently published by a national newspaper and shared by Atiku on his official social media accounts.

The APC spokesperson further alleged that another document had been circulated online, purportedly showing a letter from Governor Uba Sani to the Director-General of the APC Presidential Campaign Council, Senator Abdulaziz Yari, concerning an alleged release of ₦2.3 trillion by the Kaduna State Government to host the rally.

Describing the claim as baseless, Alake questioned the possibility of a state government spending such an amount on a political rally.

He noted that Kaduna State’s budgets for 2024, 2025 and 2026 stood at ₦458.271 billion, ₦790.439 billion and ₦985.9 billion, respectively.

According to him, the combined budgets for the three years amounted to less than ₦2.3 trillion, which he cited as evidence to challenge the claim circulating online.

Alake also alleged that the ADC and Atiku’s supporters were preparing to circulate old, manipulated and deepfake videos during the rally to create the impression of public resentment against the APC.

The council urged Nigerians to remain vigilant and verify information before sharing it, warning against the spread of misleading content on social media and other platforms.It further accused Atiku and the ADC of resorting to what it described as desperate tactics to gain political advantage ahead of future electoral contests.

The allegations were contained in a statement signed by Alake on behalf of the APC Presidential Campaign Council on Saturday.Atiku Abubakar and the ADC’s response to the allegations was not included in the statement.

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