Afonjacrusder:


But you and your family never chop today. Hunger go finish una. 🤣🤣🤣

yarimo:
Nigerians are proud of President TINUBU

Raskimonojendor:
Poor PDP. Maybe you should not have divided your votes among 3 candidates.

No point crying over spilled milk.

Things can only get better.

GeneralBuhari:


"May we not have a Nigeria that we will sincerely miss Buhari" - Comic actor, Okon of Lagos

How I wish that right now, I am in a position where I could sit back and be laughing at the Agbadorians and telling them, "I told you so, didn't I?"

But it is not even funny to me at all in any way.

Ofunaofu:


Thank you Randymirrors

The truth is that no matter the side of the political divide we belong, we must be objective in our decisions

Its over a month now since subsidy was removed from petrol, the government of the day is yet to make a decision about palliatives to ameliorate the sufferings the subsidy removal is causing on its citizens

randymirrors:


I also read about the 300% hike in university school fees. I'm pissed. All my siblings are working class including me. They are all in abroad except me. Even if petrol price per litre is increased to #2000, I earn more than enough to live comfortably. But I feel deeply for those in the poverty bracket. It hurts to know that someone you had so much trust in is fckingg up. And he's not even addressing the situation.

basty:


Curse will trail you throughout this regime for i did not curse you.

I am no more under of the law, for cursed be you that hangeth on the tree.
Whosoever hangeth on tree a serpente shall bite.

Skyview01:


God bless. Thinking like yours is a breath of fresh air. We should our leaders accountable irrespective of religion or tribe but i do think it may be too early to judge Tinubu.

Lets give a little bit of time like 6months to properly evaluate the resltant effect of his policies.

Sultty:
it will be crazy for me to read your long epistle about how hardship has increased due to rise in pms pump price although nothing had been said about diesel; n**gar diesel has been selling for 750 naira steady for a while now and people with diesel vehicles did not say a word. Enough of the piggy back rides Nigeria has been offering neighboring countries like Ghana, Togo, Benin, niger and Cameroon. electricity from Nigeria is used by them even though we have no light here, petrol used to be smuggled to these countries at rediculous prices as their currency exchanges lower to a naira. They underestimate Nigeria's importance and discriminate against it's citizens yet they enjoy constant light and cheap petrol from Nigeria. So enough of this bullshit. if this fuel subsidy is truly removed then I give kudos to tinubu. He knows that if he refuses to state it on the day of inauguration the evil ones will frustrate it and not let it see the light of day

Raskimonojendor:

Dude did not support Tinubu. He is Obidient.

Skyview01:


God bless. Thinking like yours is a breath of fresh air. We should our leaders accountable irrespective of religion or tribe but i do think it may be too early to judge Tinubu.

Lets give a little bit of time like 6months to properly evaluate the resltant effect of his policies.

Edusouls:
guy calm down, life ain’t like that, USA or japa dosent guarantee success or protection in life, yes Nigeria is in the gutters but most people I know in USA or abroad has been silent for donkey years. Nothing much but just that elated feeling that his in abroad

Lovenorth:
It's unfortunate that we have these psychopaths as leaders, infact majority of Nigerians are sadists. We don't love ourselves

yarimo:
But in Developers land nothing like poor, everyone is millionaire and billionaire remember

Omooba77:


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/07/tinubus-presidency-in-30-days-increased-hardships-rising-hopes/

Sultty:
it will be crazy for me to read your long epistle about how hardship has increased due to rise in pms pump price although nothing had been said about diesel; n**gar diesel has been selling for 750 naira steady for a while now and people with diesel vehicles did not say a word. Enough of the piggy back rides Nigeria has been offering neighboring countries like Ghana, Togo, Benin, niger and Cameroon. electricity from Nigeria is used by them even though we have no light here, petrol used to be smuggled to these countries at rediculous prices as their currency exchanges lower to a naira. They underestimate Nigeria's importance and discriminate against it's citizens yet they enjoy constant light and cheap petrol from Nigeria. So enough of this bullshit. if this fuel subsidy is truly removed then I give kudos to tinubu. He knows that if he refuses

yarimo:
Nigerians are proud of President TINUBU

DaTruths:


I supported Tinubu, but i think you are right.

His policies are seeming worse than that of Buhari, it will be very terrible if after all the sufferings nothing significant changes.

What i know is that i can never be a zombie, if he does right i support him, if he does wrong I'm out.

No politician pays my house rent, i suffer alone.

DLuciano:
who makes you a spokesman for Nigeria, be deceiving yourself

complexstuffs:



That was why IPOB CANNIBALS frustrated Buhari's government and made things difficult for everyone. We will not allow that rubbish this time around.

Go to anywhere they are selling items and price what prices IIGB0S are selling and you will see the way they have taken their prices well above what is normal all in a bid to discredit Tinubu. I avoid IIGB0 shops lie a pleague anytime I am buying any item.

Ever since LAMBA Obi lost, every IPOB or OBIDIENTS have been calling for destruction of Nigeria. Even Charlly boy the nudist called for destruction of Nigeria few days ago. Why should you want Nigeria to be destroyed just because we refused to vote an IIGB0 criminal as president

Edusouls:
guy calm down, life ain’t like that, USA or japa dosent guarantee success or protection in life, yes Nigeria is in the gutters but most people I know in USA or abroad has been silent for donkey years. Nothing much but just that elated feeling that his in abroad