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08 December, 2025

Technology can strengthen our elections, but technology deployed without due diligence weakens them. A November election exposes millions to logistical and weather risks. A legally mandated electronic transmission system—dependent on fragile, untested public internet infrastructure—exposes the entire country to technical and cyber security risks. Nigeria must not legislate enthusiasm. Nigeria must legislate competence, preparedness, and accountability. #VoteBOOTParty


Osun State Governorship Election Primaries - 12 Dec 2025

25 November, 2025

Submit Nomination Application on www.BOOT.org.ng/Leaders. e-Voting DIRECT primary election by BOOT Party members via BOOT Party e-Voting App. Members of the public will be able to monitor primary election progress online real time (live) on BOOT Party website. #VoteBOOTParty


BOOT PARTY NATIONAL CHAIRMAN MOURNS THE KILLING OF VICE PRINCIPAL AND CONDEMNS THE ABDUCTION OF 22 SCHOOL GIRLS IN KEBBI STATE

19 November, 2025

Education should never be a battlefield. Schools must be safe spaces for learning, not zones of fear. The abduction of school children is not only a criminal attack—it is a direct assault on the nation’s soul, our values, and the collective future we are striving to build. This tragedy underscores the urgent need for leadership that prioritises human security, protection of children, and the sanctity of education. The BOOT Party remains committed to advocating for a Nigeria where no child is forced to choose between education and safety.


OFFICIAL STATEMENT BY THE NATIONAL CHAIRMAN, BOOT PARTY ON THE ATTACK ON CHURCH WORSHIPPERS IN ERUKU, KWARA STATE, AND THE KILLING OF BRIGADIER GENERAL UBA

19 November, 2025

At this difficult hour, our thoughts and prayers are with the bereaved and with all Nigerians yearning for peace and security. We call on the security agencies to act swiftly and decisively to apprehend the perpetrators and to bring them to justice. We urge the government at all levels to accelerate meaningful, coordinated security reforms that address the root causes of these recurring tragedies and to ensure the protection of all communities. Out of respect for the dead and in solidarity with grieving families, we ask political parties and public figures to suspend campaign and political activities for a period of mourning. Now is a time for unity, reflection and collective action — not division.


BOOT Party Condemns Military Interference in FCT Affairs: "This is a Dangerous Slide Into Lawlessness"

12 November, 2025

It is appalling that in 2025, serving military personnel can be used by a retired officer to undermine a government ministry. Such conduct represents the height of indiscipline and lawlessness. The BOOT Party condemns it in the strongest possible terms. Although the conduct of the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, was nothing short of disgraceful. His approach has often crossed the line of acceptable behaviour, but this time, it hit a new low. Many couldn't even watch the video of the incident to the end — it was shameful, unbecoming of a public official. In any society that takes accountability seriously, such a display would have led to his resignation the very next day.


No To "ReSlavery": BOOT Party Condemns Threats to Nigeria

05 November, 2025

We reject any attempt to dress Nigeria's security challenges exclusively in religious terms. Doing so risks inflaming tensions, misdirecting international responses, and harming ordinary Nigerians who suffer most from violence and instability...Nigeria has long needed deep, honest reform. Decades of underinvestment, corruption, and mismanagement have stunted our growth and made parts of the country vulnerable to criminal and extremist exploitation. But insecurity is a complex problem driven by resource competition, local grievances, criminal networks, and external interference — not a single religious narrative.


"Kasongo" Politics: Drama Over Delivery of Dividends of Democracy

14 September, 2025

A curious animal has taken on a strange political life in our public conversation. The "Kasongo" — a noisy warthog — it makes a big fuss, scares and poke other animals (even the lions), then vanishes into its burrows. The Kasongo is now an internet celebrity - it gets people talking. In Nigerian politics, that caricature now mirrors a worrying pattern: lots of politicians, especially from some opposition parties stage loud stunts, scandal and social-media noise to win attention and likes, but rarely lead to the real work of government. That kind of politics is more about show and clicks than it is about helping people.


Nigeria at a Crossroads: Hunger, Insecurity, and the Fading Promise of Democracy

08 August, 2025

...Mr. President, you should be reminded— from the lofty heights of democratic ideals to the grassroots—that future generations will not show the same restraint you afforded General (Rtd.) Ibrahim Babangida during the notorious "book launch." Democracy's guardians cannot be selectively merciful...

The newly formed coalition—dubbed the "Lazarus League"—lacks the unifying vision needed for genuine revival. Ironically, several of its leading figures have served in previous administrations that created the Nigeria of today that provided close to nothing for social-welfare. Meanwhile, the ruling party exploits every opportunity to hollow out its rivals: lawmakers desert opposition benches not out of conviction but to secure their own financial lifelines and political survival ahead of 2027. President Tinubu even boasted that he welcomes "anyone jumping from a sinking boat" into the APC—while party operatives puncture the PDP's and other parties' vessels, leaving opposition members, lawmakers, and governors adrift without support. In this scramble for survival, principle is sacrificed and accountability is further eroded as politicians abandon the mandates that once bound them to the people...


Benue Bloodshed: A ₦11 Trillion Security Promise Unkept

16 June, 2025

At a time when Nigerians are already besieged by insecurity, economic hardship, and social unrest, both the ruling party and so called leading opposition parties have instead become masters of selling "discounted truths" at an exorbitant price to Nigerians.

We owe it to the victims of Benue, and to every Nigerian living in fear, to rise above the marketplace of half truths. Let us unite in demanding real security, genuine alternatives, and leaders who answer not to their ambitions but to our collective welfare. Only then can Nigeria begin to heal.


"Tinubuism" Unmasked: How Clientelism Endangers Our Democracy

12 June, 2025

Let us be clear: democracy is not a marketplace. It is not built on the transactional exchange of loyalty for jobs, contracts, or ministerial positions. Democracy is an enduring pact between the people and their representatives, founded on shared values and collective responsibility. When party loyalty can be bought and sold, our institutions weaken. Policy coherence falters. Accountability evaporates.

"Tinubuism" seeks to redefine democracy as a system where loyalty is rewarded with office and policy debates are drowned out by defections. But we know better: democracy thrives on the clash of ideas, the steady service of public institutions, and the active engagement of every citizen.

This Democracy Day, let us reject the hollow spectacle of clientelism. Let us recommit to building a Nigeria where political allegiance is forged not in the corridors of power, but in the hearts of communities striving for peace, prosperity, and justice. The BOOT Party stands with you in that noble effort—and together, we will ensure that our democracy is not a game of musical chairs, but a living testament to the power of the people.


BOOT Party Mourns Kano Athletes and Mokwa Flood Victims, Calls for Stronger Emergency Response

01 June, 2025

Far too often, accident victims receive medical attention only after crucial delays, and communities in flood-prone areas are left to fend for themselves until disaster strikes. We must not wait for rivers to overflow—or for a collision to occur—before we act. Relevant agencies should implement comprehensive early-warning systems, clear evacuation protocols, and well-equipped relocation centres so that, upon credible intelligence of rising floodwaters, vulnerable populations can be moved to safety well in advance. Likewise, the road safety agency should incorporate hazard perception training into mandatory driver education programmes and enforce regular vehicle inspections as preventative measures against accidents.


Tinubu's Two Years: Failing to Inspire National Confidence Amid an Inherited APC Legacy of Hopelessness

21 May, 2025

After two years, the Tinubu administration has largely dashed Nigerians' expectations—failing to inspire confidence and deliver on its 'Renewed Hope' mandate, especially as government attention now divides between governance and preparations for the 2027 general election. Beyond this mid-term assessment, today's challenges reflect a deeper governance malaise. The BOOT Party remains resolute in calling for a complete recalibration of policies—from energy, health, and education to security and economic management. We envision a Nigeria where transparency, accountability, and genuine citizen empowerment form the cornerstones of public policy. We call on all Nigerians—regardless of party allegiance—to join us in demanding reforms that restore hope through inclusive economic policies, respect for rights, effective security strategies, and accountable leadership. Only then can Nigeria fulfill its promise as the 'Giant of Africa.'


Condemnation of Edo State Killings: BOOT Party Calls for Justice and Public Awareness

31 March, 2025

The Because Of Our Tomorrow (BOOT) Party strongly condemned the recent killings of travellers in Uromi, Edo state. The party demands that government takes immediate action to ensure that justice is served for the victims and their families. The BOOT Party's appeal serves as a call to action for both the government and the general public. It is a reminder that while the desire for swift justice is understandable, it is imperative that all measures remain within the boundaries of the law to prevent further erosion of civil order. Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families.


Anambra State Governorship Election Primaries - 10 Apr 2025

28 March, 2025

Submit Nomination Application on www.BOOT.org.ng/Leaders. e-Voting DIRECT primary election by BOOT Party members via BOOT Party e-Voting App. Members of the public will be able to monitor primary election progress online real time (live) on BOOT Party website. #VoteBOOTParty


The BOOT Party Rejects State of Emergency in Rivers State as a Political Heresthetic

20 March, 2025

The president's actions have effectively vested all powers in an appointed administrator—essentially creating a dictatorship that raises serious questions about the abuse of emergency powers. The press conference of Attorney General Prince Lateef Fagbemi implied that since the Court did not remove the governor, the president took matters into his own hands, thereby undermining the judiciary.
The BOOT Party calls on the National Assembly, the judiciary, and all stakeholders in Nigeria's democratic process to reject this emergency declaration in its entirety and to restore democracy in Rivers State without delay. This is not merely a local issue—it is a battle for the soul of Nigerian democracy, an echo of dictatorship that must be confronted to preserve our nation's future.


Supreme Court's Rivers State Judgment: A Legal Precedent or a Constitutional Blunder?

07 March, 2025

The Judgment Reads Like a Political Script; Beyond the legal flaws, this judgment is riddled with inconsistencies and clerical errors. The referencing of respondents is poorly listed, making it hard to comprehend even for legal professionals. It almost reads like a hurriedly compiled document from 'Oluwole' (Nigeria's notorious forgery hub) or a political benefactor's bedroom.For a Supreme Court ruling, this level of ambiguity and legal misalignment is not just disappointing—it is dangerous for Nigeria's democracy.


The Role of the Opposition in Nigeria: BOOT Party's Response to Atiku's Allegations of Bribery

02 February, 2025

Atiku's Bribery Allegation: Dividing Nigeria's Opposition or Exposing a Deep-Rooted Political Game? Whilst it is sad to say that the former Vice President is losing steam and wondering who his advisers are. I am not going to rule out his accusation as totally unfounded. However, let us for a second think that his allegation is true, by virtue of his political position and ambition, his audacious allegation (less so an allegation) has only served the interest of President Tinubu he accused. At the moment, all the opposition parties are now suspicious of themselves.


2025 New Year Message: A New Year, A New Path: Leading with Compassion

31 December, 2024

Our diversity remains our greatest strength. Bridging divides and forging partnerships across party lines are imperative to building a Nigeria that thrives. The BOOT Party is steadfast in its mission to work with all who share the vision of a united and prosperous nation. Nigeria is not just a geographical entity; it is a meaningful identity that we all proudly embrace


Extinguished Hope: Preventable Tragedies and the Need for Societal Change in Nigeria

20 December, 2024

The heart-breaking news of dozens of children losing their lives in a stampede at a Children''s Funfair in Ibadan is a sombre reminder of our collective failure as a society. While both federal and state governments have promised an investigation, many agree that such a calamity was avoidable. My deepest condolences go to the grieving families and to the people and government of Oyo State during what should have been a joyous season...Chaos and corruption have become the de-facto systems through which our society operates and bequeathed to the current and future generations, creating an environment that neglects the very future we claim to protect.


Re: LGA Autonomy: Let Local Governments Conduct Their Elections

20 December, 2024

Allowing local governments to manage their elections would fosters electoral systems that are responsive to these needs. Localised control would empower LGAs to design electoral processes that reflect their unique realities. This position was also argued by Cheema and Rondinelli (2007) that decentralization allows for governance structures that align more closely with local dynamics, a critical factor for Nigeria''s diverse LGAs.


LGA Autonomy: Arrow of Time, Time Travel and Obasanjo Era

23 October, 2024

LGAs, once constrained by state control, now have the opportunity to shape their destiny. Like the arrow of time, they move toward a more empowered future. To put in perspective, if each LGA had spent a little of their allocation for the construction of a minimum of 2 kilometers of road per year, which would be about 3 roads, in 25 years each LGA would have completed 75 roads within their LGA. Even the most corrupt LGA can easily achieve this feat. Let LGAs Conduct its Elections. It allows LGAs to break free from past constraints and build a more vibrant future for their communities.


CyberSecurity Levy: An Agenda Against Renewed Hope

12 May, 2024

The cybersecurity levy part of the law should be expunged. The levy is akin to incurring “maintenance expense” on a yet- to-be developed nuclear energy plant. It will only fuel corruption and increase entropy in the national development of cyber security capabilities. We should not create problem for future generation. This levy is against every giant strides that have been made by the current administration of President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.


Edo and Ondo States Governorship Election Primaries - Feb and April 2024

17 February, 2024

Submit Nomination Application on www.BOOT.org.ng/Leaders. e-Voting DIRECT primary election by BOOT Party members via BOOT Party e-Voting App. Members of the public will be able to monitor primary election progress online real time (live) on BOOT Party website. #BOOTParty2023


2024 New Year Message: 2023 was not a year of RENEWED HOPE but of EXHAUSTED HOPE

01 January, 2024

We have faced a bitter election contest that shook the foundation of our nation, and economic hardship, and for many, it has not been a year of "renewed hope" but of "exhausted hope". But let us not forget that it is in the darkest nights that the stars shine the brightest, and many want the light earlier than the end of the tunnel, or want the tunnel to be shortened.


Bayelsa, Kogi and Imo States Governorship Election Primaries - Mon 17 April 2023

31 March, 2023

Submit Nomination Application on www.BOOT.org.ng/Leaders. e-Voting DIRECT primary election by BOOT Party members via BOOT Party e-Voting App. Members of the public will be able to monitor primary election progress online real time (live) on BOOT Party website. #BOOTParty2023


CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE TO ASIWAJU BOLA AHMED TINUBU

28 February, 2023

BOOT (Because Of Our Tomorrow) Party, the Youngest and the Most Credible Political Party in the annals of Nigerian Politics hereby CONGRATULATE Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the Presidential Flag Bearer of the All Progressives Congress (APC) on his towering victory in the 2023 Presidential Election held across Nigeria on Saturday February 23, 2023...


DENOUNCEMENT OF THE UNHOLY AND ILLEGAL ALLIANCE BETWEEN BOOT PARTY AND LABOUR PARTY

22 February, 2023

This alliance and announcement were fraudulent without any due process and approval by the National Working Committee of the BOOT Party. The BOOT Party vehemently denounce the alliance as being against the principles and values of the Party as it is in total negation of the stance of the Party regarding conceding to other parties within the current electoral space...


Twenty-Three Days To Go: Nigerians and Nigeria in Stupor

02 February, 2023

By: Femi Ojikutu. I have been deeply involved in the Nigerian Political process in the last four years at every level and my unfortunate conclusion is that Nigerians are very, I repeat, very and extremely happy and obsessed with PDP or APC. There is nothing, no matter how politically beneficial (except bribe) you can offer Nigerians that they would consider, if it is not coming from the stable of a PDP or APC candidate


Re: Indefinite Suspension of the Chairman of BOOT Party in Rivers State (MR. MICHAEL NWANZE)

03 January, 2023

This serves to inform the general public that MR MICHAEL NWANZE, the Rivers State Chairman of the BOOT Party has been placed on indefinite suspension...


2023 New Year Message: Let us Write our Destiny in Hope

01 January, 2023

The 2023 General Election is another opportunity for you to direct Nigeria’s path to prosperity. What makes this election different is that the choice is starker than ever before. It is more important to vote the right individuals and by extension, the right Political Party which of course, is BOOT Party and its candidates to write our destiny in hope.


Money Influence in Nigeria Election: A Position Paper by BOOT Party

19 December, 2022

For example, most Nigerians believe that the Government and by proxy, INEC fund political parties in Nigeria. THIS IS NOT TRUE!


Northern Students Confer Sir Ahmadu Bello (Sardauna) Leadership Award On Sunday Adenuga

22 November, 2022

I commend members of NANNS for their remarkable efforts in Nigeria and I am humbled to receive this award from them.


WITHDRAWAL OF ELECTION SUIT AGAINST INEC, PDP AND SENATOR ADELEKE IN OSUN STATE

08 April, 2022

On my authority as the National Chairman of The BOOT Party, I wish to state unequivocally and without any mental reservation that The BOOT Party did not authorise the suit instituted in Osun State challenging the electoral candidacy of Senator Adeleke. Our findings showed that the suit was clandestinely and surreptitiously instituted.


TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF STATE CONGRESSES AND INAUGURATION OF STATES EXECUTIVES

13 March, 2022

Any State Executives-in-formation that the Congress or Inauguration date has not been confirmed to INEC by March 31, 2022 by the Party's National Secretariat shall have to wait until after June 3, 2022.


BOOT Party Hotlinks

03 March, 2022

Follow this link for quick one click access to all BOOT Party resources you need.


2022/2023 Elections (Candidates Participation Guidelines)

28 January, 2022

Submit Expression of Interest Application on www.BOOT.org.ng/Leaders. e-Voting DIRECT primary election by BOOT Party members via BOOT Party e-Voting App. Members of the public will be able to monitor primary election progress online real time (live) on BOOT Party website. #BOOTParty2023


2022 Ekiti State BOOT Party Governorship Candidate Nomination by DIRECT Primary Election, Saturday 29 January

04 January, 2022

Submit Expression of Interest Application on www.BOOT.org.ng/Leaders. e-Voting primary election by BOOT Party members via BOOT Party e-Voting App ends automatically on 29 January, 2022, 01:59:59 PM (Nigerian Time). Members of the public will be able to monitor primary election progress online real time (live) on BOOT Party website. #BOOTEkiti2022


ON IPAC...

02 January, 2022

This is to inform the General Public that the ELECTED BOOT Party State Chairpersons listed below are authorised and approved by the Party"s NATIONAL WORKING COMMITTEE (NWC) to join and actively participate in the activities of IPAC in their respective states.


2022 New Year Message: HOPE

01 January, 2022

It has just been two years since the beginning of a new decade and Nigerians have lost so much from insecurity, inflation and of course COVID-19 - causing loss of loved ones and making many poorer... Over time, we would have imbued in vast majority of Nigerians revolutionary change of political attitude that will eventually herald an egalitarian Nigerian society.


Why The BOOT Party DID NOT and SHALL Not Nominate Polling Agents for Anambra and Other Elections

02 November, 2021

BOOT Party believes that INEC is responsible for ensuring that ballots are cast, counted and accounted for whether or not Polling Agents are present. We believe INEC is up to the task and we are more convinced that room for manipulation of results in transit has been narrowed or eliminated by the newly enacted law approving Electronic Transmission of Results by INEC.


Make Voting Compulsory by Law in Nigeria

21 October, 2021

Study: 85% of respondents including Nigerians at home and in diaspora, agreed for voting to be made compulsory by law and that they will vote if voting is made compulsory by law.


Low Voters Turn-out: An Enabler for Electoral Fraud in Nigeria:: Report and Recommendations - Summary

12 June, 2021

Electoral fraudsters rigged the outcome of elections by illegally thumb-printing the ballot papers for registered voters that did not show up at the polling unit (i.e. ghost voters) on the days of elections...DO NOT register to vote if you will not vote during elections. #NoGhostVoter


2021 Anambra State Governorship Election, Saturday 06 November - Executive Dispensation for BOOT Party Participation: Order 2021/001

09 June, 2021

Submit Expression of Interest Application on www.BOOT.org.ng/Leaders. e-Voting primary election by BOOT Party members via BOOT Party e-Voting App ends automatically on 30 June, 2021, 01:59:59 PM (Nigerian Time). Members of the public will be able to monitor primary election progress online real time (live) on BOOT Party website. #BOOTAnambra2021


AKWA IBOM State BOOT Party Congress - 01 - 06 May 2021: e-Voting Highlight

06 May, 2021

When you are the first e-Voters in Nigerian political history you are already contributing towards achieving BOOT Party OWN (One Working Nigeria) Agenda - to develop Nigeria by Nigerians. Over 600 ballots cast in 11 executive positions. End2End secure encrypted voting. All votes secured and digitally signed for future generations...


BOOT Party - What is New in 2021

01 January, 2021

From 1st January 2021, NO membership fee is required to become a member of BOOT Party, all prospective or intending members are ONLY required to register on BOOT Party website/mobile app and submit a means of identification... Download What is New mp4.


2021 New Year Message: ENDSARS, Restructuring and other Matters - A BOOT Party Perspective

30 December, 2020

In the year in which the coronavirus pandemic paused the world, Nigerians were being killed in the Northern Nigeria by terrorists and Nigerian youths across capitals and cities engaged fully in the agitation and fight for social justice code-named - #EndSARS.


TO ALL NIGERIAN YOUTHS: HOW TO JOIN POLITICS

11 November, 2020

1. Identify your Ward... 2. Make the Choice of Political Party... . . . 9. Build character and good name... 10. If you must contest, start small... We BOOT Party - we encourage you to get involved Because Of Our Tomorrow


EndSARS: Violence Against Peaceful and Unarmed Protesters across Nigeria - An Appeal for Calm

21 October, 2020

The BOOT Party strongly condemns the recent spate of killings of protesters by the Nigerian Police and other security agencies particularly the Nigerian Army across Nigeria. Clearly, the government missed the opportunity of dialogue with the protesters by not quickly turning their demands into Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic and Time-bound action plan in order to permanently address the impending conflagration and enduring civil disobedience. BOOT Party appeals for calm from both the government and protesters.


LAW ENFORCEMENT MALPRACTICES AND BRUTALITY: TIME FOR CHANGE

13 October, 2020

*BOOT PARTY PROPOSAL:* First and foremost, and as the government has rightly acted, SARS should and has been proscribed. We know that, government officials have only proscribed this organization in name only. In due course and within the next couple of days, another similar team would be set up by the Police top hierarchy because corruption and brutality is in the DNA of the Police hierarchy. BOOT Party recommends the following decisive, less complex and cost-effective measure that can be implemented within the next 30 to 60 days...


Nigeria at 60: Abject Failure of Governance - A case to join BOOT Party for participative politics

23 September, 2020

Many Nigerians still just dont care about political ideology. INEC data showed that only 25 percent of registered voters participated in the Edo election of whom 99 percent cast their vote for APC and PDP and the candidate with most collective attitudes of the public towards the issue of the day won the election. PDP has used scattered broom to sweep away APC in Edo, I say; be careful what you wish for. PDP may look shiny, but they are one of the dinosaurs, APC is their branch in disguise. An individual may win an election of public opinion but a political team creates ideology...


STOP APC and PDP; STOP Corruption and 'Politicians Laundering'

10 September, 2020

There is no understating the turmoil and devastation that recurring PDP and APC led governments have brought to our country. This is a revolving door. Today we launched our first general poster to kick start BOOT Party publicity across the country. While you will be seeing this poster on social media, I encourage you to print and paste some in your locality to raise awareness of BOOT Party and its vision for Nigeria and our tomorrow...


Why BOOT Party Would NOT Participate in the Upcoming Elections

24 July, 2020

The BOOT Party shall be participating in future elections where and when we have clear understanding and belief that our structures are solid enough to withstand and vehemently challenge and win elections at various levels of government...


EXECUTIVE DISPENSATION FOR BOOT PARTY LEADERSHIP STRUCTURE POLICY - WARD LEADERSHIP STRUCTURE: ORDER 2020/002

01 June, 2020

A Ward in formation with AWS status can now gain Full Ward Status with at least five (5) registered members whose membership have been confirmed in the BOOT Party members' national database.


EXECUTIVE DISPENSATION FOR BOOT PARTY PARTICIPATION IN THE ON-COMING ELECTIONS IN 2020: ORDER 2020/001

19 May, 2020

This Order relates specifically to only the State and Local Government Elections scheduled for 2020. In order to fulfil BOOT Party's 'Not Too Poor To Run' promise as enshrined in Article 10 of the BOOT Party's Constitution...


COVID-19

26 March, 2020

As our part-time leaders are gradually coming to terms with COVID-19 pandemic, we thank our health workers who are putting their lives at risk to safeguard the health and welfare of Nigerians. We demand that all levels of governments be responsible...


Re: INEC - Political Parties Deregistration

07 February, 2020

Since BOOT PARTY was registered by INEC following our court victory after a long and tortous legal battle to assert transparency and zero-corruption which are our core values


Still on 'Amotekun'...

31 January, 2020

Truth be told, wealthy Nigerians including some government officials have always resorted to self-help when it comes to their personal security.


BOOT Party New Year Message - 2020

01 January, 2020

We cannot even shorten 2020 to 20 as we did in the last two decades, else someone may add another number to it and take us back to the last decades