Like seriously speaking I've been following nigerian political spaces and conversations on Twitter and nairaland and omo, it's a jungle. The tribal, religious and partisan gbasgbos can be really intense. Sometimes I see Nigerian masses(especially those who argue and fight for politicians) as dogs and the politician they support being the owner of the dog, each dog is fighting for his owner while the owners sit and watch. It's like this one twitter and nairaland, everyone is trying to push the agenda of their masters especially Twitter influencers. From all this all I see is the hypocritical and self serving nature of the average Nigerian. Most of the folks pushing their respective politician aren't really doing it because they think that such person can actually change Nigeria for the better but the fact that it appeals to their personal, tribal or religious interest and not the general interest of the country. Forget the fake outrage and performative activism, most really don't care about what happened in owo, what's happening in the north or the south east it's all about strategic positioning and clout that's why they're quick to move on from any disaster.

These are just my thoughts I felt to share on nairaland.

JimiJunji:
Most of the folks pushing their respective politician aren't really doing it because they think that such person can actually change Nigeria for the better but the fact that it appeals to their personal, tribal or religious interest and not the general interest of the country.

It has always been this factor. What do u expect from a country with diverse cultures, different languages, 400+ dialects, and RELIGION.