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Tinubu's presidency is facing opposition from various quarters, with some calling for his impeachment or resignation before the 2027 elections. The All Progressives Congress (APC) has dismissed the idea of an alliance between opposition leaders Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi posing a threat to Tinubu's re-election. However, many Nigerians are expressing dissatisfaction with Tinubu's administration, with some describing him as "the most useless and directionless politician ever". Others are calling for a change in leadership, stating that "Tinubu must go". While there are no clear indications of impeachment proceedings or resignation plans, the growing discontent among Nigerians may yet pose a significant challenge to Tinubu's presidency. The opposition's plans to unite and present a viable alternative to the APC in the 2027 elections may also impact Tinubu's chances of re-election. It remains to be seen how these developments will unfold, but one thing is clear: Tinubu's presidency is facing significant opposition, and the coming months will be crucial in determining his fate. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0qFsPAmIXI&pp=ygUHU29hciB0dg%3D%3D |
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, a Yoruba man from the South West, has found himself at the center of a heated debate regarding the presidency and Nigeria's rotational power-sharing arrangement. Critics argue that Tinubu's ascension to the presidency has cut short the Igbo term, as it was supposedly the turn of the South East to lead Nigeria. The controversy stems from Nigeria's unofficial power rotation agreement, which aims to ensure that the presidency alternates between the North and South. With Tinubu's presidency, some argue that the South East, which has not produced a president since the return of democracy in 1999, has been denied its turn. However, it appears that the South East may still have a chance to produce a president in the near future. There are indications that a South East person may be elected president in 2027, which could potentially address the concerns of those who feel that the region has been marginalized. The debate surrounding Tinubu's presidency and the rotational power-sharing arrangement highlights the complexities of Nigerian politics and the need for greater inclusivity and representation. As the country moves forward, it is essential to address the concerns of all regions and ensure that power is shared fairly and equitably. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7sflDu06bQ&pp=ygVWSXQncyBUaGUgSWdib3MgVHVybiB0byBQcm9kdWNlIFByZXNpZGVudCBpbiAyMDIzLCBBZmVuaWZlcmUsIE1CRiwgUEFOREVGIEluc2lzdCArIE1vcmU%3D |
allthingsgood:You are the one speaking grammar. Try to think before talking in order to avoid talking nonsense. Because you feel protests does not work in Nigeria then Nigerians should not make any effort to protests but should be smiling while suffering and take any nonsense the Nigeria Government throw to Nigerians; is that not what you meant by saying protests Is worthless? Nigerians will come out and protests march 2025 until price of fuel is reduced to 350 naira a liter wether people like you do not like the idea of protesting or not. Accept it or reject it, that is your own business but Nigerians will do the right thing. |
allthingsgood:That's a very pessimistic view. While it's true that corruption and greed are pervasive in Nigerian society, that doesn't mean that protest can't be an effective tool for change. Protest can be a powerful way to raise awareness, mobilize public opinion, and push for policy changes. It's not about being perfect or having a moral high ground; it's about demanding accountability and better governance. Rather than saying that Nigerians are worse than the government, perhaps we should focus on addressing the systemic issues that enable corruption and greed to thrive. This includes advocating for stronger institutions, increased transparency, and accountability. Protest can be a catalyst for this kind of change. It's not a silver bullet, but it can be a powerful tool when combined with other forms of activism and advocacy. What do you think about the role of individual accountability in creating change? Shouldn't we be pushing for a culture of integrity and transparency across all sectors of society? |
Ladiesdoctor:Protests, including those organized by the NLC, have played a significant role in Nigeria's history, from the anti-SAP riots in the 1980s to the Occupy Nigeria movement in 2012. While it's true that protests may not always yield immediate results, they can: 1. Raise awareness about critical issues 2. Mobilize public opinion and build solidarity 3. Pressure governments to reconsider policies 4. Embolden marginalized communities to demand their rights It's also important to recognize that the NLC, as a labor union, has a critical role in advocating for workers' rights and welfare. Rather than dismissing protests as useless, perhaps we should focus on: 1. Building a stronger, more united civil society 2. Developing more effective protest strategies 3. Engaging in constructive dialogue with government officials By doing so, we can create a more robust and impactful protest movement that drives meaningful change in Nigeria. What are your thoughts on how protests can be made more effective in Nigeria? |
Bentacur007:You should be expecting the shock of your life sooner if by eventuality tinubu is impeached and you could not carry the weight of the news. Still, I understand your skepticism. The impeachment process is often politicized, and it's uncertain whether the necessary support would be garnered to successfully impeach the president. |
ogaemma:That's a pretty cynical view, but I understand where you're coming from. However, the Constitution is clear about the grounds for impeachment, and if there's evidence of gross misconduct, the judiciary should be able to act independently. Ultimately, the decision to impeach or not is a constitutional one, and it's up to the National Assembly and the judiciary to follow the law. Let's not give up on the system just yet. Regarding Justice Kekere, it's worth noting that the judiciary is designed to be independent of the executive branch. While it's true that there have been concerns about judicial impartiality in the past, we should still hold out hope that the system can work as intended. |
Tinubu has failed Nigerians and Nigerians have rejected dishonest tinubu.
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Nigerians are gearing up to defend themselves against President Bola Tinubu's potential re-election bid in 2027, citing his dishonest leadership. The growing opposition against Tinubu's administration stems from various criticism, including his handling of the economy, security, and corruption. Recent comments from northern ministers, who have been vocal in defending Tinubu, have sparked concerns that the President may attempt to silence his critics. However, many Nigerians remain undeterred, expressing their dissatisfaction with the current administration. Some critics argue that Tinubu's government has failed to deliver on its promises, with rising insecurity, economic hardship, and corruption being major concerns. The President's handling of the tax bill, which was met with widespread criticism, has also been cited as an example of his administration's tone-deafness. As the 2027 elections approach, Nigerians are becoming increasingly vocal about their opposition to Tinubu's re-election bid. With many expressing their dissatisfaction with the current administration, it remains to be seen how Tinubu's government will respond to the growing criticism. The growing opposition against tinubu's administration are - Rising insecurity and economic hardship - Corruption and lack of transparency - Failure to deliver on campaign promises - Handling of the tax bill and other policies It's clear that Nigerians are becoming increasingly frustrated with the current administration, and it will be interesting to see how this plays out in the lead-up to the 2027 elections. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7LuLPjHCqY&pp=ygUhRWxkZXJseSB3b21hbiBzaG91dGluZyBhdCB0aW51YnUg |
Tinubu should resign honorably or yorubas would force tinubu to resign very soon. |
Salihu Lukman, a former member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) National Working Committee, has vowed to campaign against President Bola Tinubu and the APC-led administration.https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/02/2027-ex-apc-chieftain-vows-to-campaign-against-tinubu/
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DhFZPQ2CDA&pp=ygUlTGFnb3MgUmVzaWRlbnRzIEVuZG9yc2UgUmhvZGVzIHZpdm9yIA%3D%3D LABOUR PARTY'S GUBER CANDIDATE, GBADEBO RHODES VIVOUR AND SUPPORTERS STORM LAGOS CAPITAL, IKEJA |
Benwallt:You are talking nonsense out of tribalism. This video below shows how APC supporters are calling tinubu failure and how they are regretting voting for tinubu as they curse tinubu https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCem0zHtAZk&pp=ygUoQXBjIHN1cHBvcnRlcnMgcmVncmV0IHZvdGluZyBmb3IgdGludWJ1IA%3D%3D |
aswani:Obi's criticism of the administration is based on his genuine concern for the welfare of Nigerians, and that he has proposed alternative solutions to address the country's economic challenges. Obi's plan is not just about reversing the policy, but also about finding more sustainable and equitable ways to manage the country's resources. About LP turmoil; you have to understand that Leadership is not just about avoiding challenges, but also about navigating complex situations and finding solutions and which obi is tackling. Peter Obi is different from Jonathan; Obi's track record as a governor and his policy proposals suggest that he would approach governance differently, with a focus on transparency, accountability, and economic empowerment for all Nigerians. |
Benwallt:Stop this your early morning wailing. You talk without thinking and you are making useless noise. Obidients constist of all tribes in Nigeria even foreigners from other countries are obidients. Tinubu and his supporters are still begging peter obi to congratulate tinubu and asking for peter obi and obidients alliances which will never happen. Obidients hate tinubu and his supporters just as good people hate evil people and evil people hate good people. Everyone knows tinubu as failure as he have succeeded in making Nigerians protests hunger for the first time in Nigeria history. |
loffyloffy:If Peter Obi becomes president, I think he would likely reverse several of the current policies implemented by the Tinubu administration. Obi has criticized Tinubu's economic policies, stating that they have increased hardship and dampened the hopes of Nigerians. He might introduce new economic policies aimed at reducing poverty and promoting economic growth. Given the current insecurity challenges facing Nigeria, Obi might review and reverse some of the security policies implemented by the Tinubu administration, aiming to find more effective solutions to address the issues. |
sapele914:Why Bola Tinubu & em Followers still dey dream of Aso Rock After the economy hardship dey cause for Nigeria? |
richie240:Hypocrite Your tribalistic bigotry mentality will not take you anywhere. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQ1mB5SPg3Y |
yarimo:Ok |
sapele914:You are making useless noise. Noise maker |
yarimo:Loser Continue fooling yourself by typing rubbish |
richie240:You are a funny ronu You ask a question and answer the question yourself then nothing is left for me to answer again. What I will tell you is this; well take it the way you see it. Emilokan |
aswani:Do you think obidients are like APC supporters who are attention seekers? Most APC supporters have already accepted their consignment to the dustbin of irrelevance ever since tinubu unleashed his economy hardship into the country; they hate tinubu like shit. APC supporter clown |
Ojiofor:Let's wait and see how things unfold. |
Ola9ja23:I laughed at you and at the same time pity you. Everyone knows that it is the APC supporters crying every day and regretting why they voted for tinubu and supported him; even tinubu ronu tribe Yoruba people are the most crying people in Nigeria at the moment; hunger have finished them https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72Ts4wnY_-Q&pp=ygUTVGludWJ1IGlzIGNsdWVsZXNzIA |
richie240:Everyone knows that obidients will not vote tinubu no matter what because you can not steal obidients mandate and at the same time expect obidients to smile with you; tinubu is mandate thieve that have succeeded in making Nigerians miserable through economy hardship. |
Softmirror:APC are the main rigger of the 2023 presidential election; inec chairman was their main rigging tool. APC while rewriting the election results put pdp in second place and labour party in third position while putting their corrupt party APC in first position. |
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