uzolexis: Theifnibu

omenka: Op is a big fool!!

And you desperately need the type of revolution he called for; a common sense revolution!

brofula: What revolution is Tinubu talking about when his APC is presenting Atiku and Buhari as their best brains to govern this country. What good are we expecting from such dumb set of backward, uncivilised and power thristy fellows who only want to drag us back 20 years from where we are. God forbid you and your dirty revolution.
APC should give a performing, current and modern man to vote for not this.

lanrexdo: Let the truth be told, he said allot of meaningful things. BAT is a man and a politician. He knows allot about this country. You should know that allot of things has been happening on the federal level because the government has yet to tell how how the said $9.3 million got to SA? Those PDP can loot this our money ehn!

eluquenson: Tinubu is high on weed & very sick i guess.
The revolution should first start from the stewpid club called HAYPEECEE

Lucasbalo: Gbam. All this political parties are all the same. They are only good for one thing, looting the Commonwealth dry. Real revolution like Jerry Rawlings did in Ghana or the one by the fillipinos did against ferdinand marcos in 86. That's the only one that can solve nigeria's problem.

Ngwakwe:

Why are you not supporting the Revolution going on presently in Ekiti State?

You even go further to bash them for their decision to chose Ayo Fayose as Governor for reasons best known to you.

Children will always be children.

For a revolution to proceed, it must appeal to 75% of the citizenry and not to politicians from any divide.

How can any politician call for revolution of any sort after benefiting from the rot in the system?

chibaik: I think they said Tinubu is learned. Will not be better to mobilize people for upcoming election to change the government in a more matured way instead of calling for revolution. This revolution of a thing means different things to different people o.

Some see it as taking up arms against the government while some see it as taking up arms against anything they see on their way.

On the other hand will be right to think that this sudden call of revolution is a change of tactics as the boko haram propaganda seems to be ineffective?

However no matter how Tinubu wants it, let his wife and children be in the front row oo.

Gbawe:

It is passing the buck. Even Nigerian journalist make this mistake and it is irritating. There is no such saying as "passing the bulk".

Firefire:


Nigerians don't do that; once you are corrupt you cannot speak against corruption.

Sorry about that

Ngwakwe:

Why are you not supporting the Revolution going on presently in Ekiti State?

You even go further to bash them for their decision to chose Ayo Fayose as Governor for reasons best known to you.

Children will always be children.

For a revolution to proceed, it must appeal to 75% of the citizenry and not to politicians from any divide.

How can any politician call for revolution of any sort after benefiting from the rot in the system?

Gbawe:

Indeed. Although it is pertinent to add that Tinubu is not demanding the Arab Spring-type revolution. He is saying Nigerians should simply use their common sense to see and agitate for what matters to them. Yet you are correct even on that count because tribalism will indeed not allow that to happen either.

We all saw how, because of 'tribalism' a straightforward matter of misrule (fuel subsidy scam perpetrated by the FG, NNPC and their minions) is turned into a conspiracy of the "North and SW are trying to bring down a minority President" never mind that said President is the head of the FG which in the first place, as the only other authority alongside the NNPC allowed to issue fuel marketers licence, granted unqualified scammers the authority to operate in the fuel subsidy sector leading to the massive theft against Nigeria in false invoicing and fraudulent practices.

Even Ribadu, through the recommendation of his petroleum task force, asked GEJ to end practises abetting theft against Nigeria in the petroleum sector. It was GEJ, perhaps because he is also part of the problem, who failed to act and not Tinubu and Buhari or the Yoruba/ Hausa/fulani ethnic group. These are the sort of things Tinubu is talking about. He is asking Nigerians to be like others worldwide to embrace common sense, rise above pettiness to see what matters then place blame where due without sentiments or recourse to sectional bias so we can all simply demand leaders do the right thing .

omenka: Op is a big fool!!

And you desperately need the type of revolution he called for; a common sense revolution!

arsetalks: Where is the call for revolution here? Plus I find it weird that just the other day Asari Dokunbo made very silly statements but it never made the front page but this made it.

Nairaland has turned to a PDP tool.

tempest01:

Dah akwaibom apc supporter....it's rare oh...it will take a lot of enticement

Firefire:


APC fear God ooooo...

em77: Nigerians beware of APC, stay away frm them.