A criminal ugly looking creature.

Elsudani2:


Mohammed jazz mental patients oo

Is this picture true?

Do the children of hate want the President of Nigeria to stand in front of Egyptian flag?

Do the children of hate want the President of Nigeria to stand in front of Egyptian flag?

bennybuhari:
As shared by Arise TV's Rufai Oseni

President Tinubu at G20 Compact with Africa (CwA) Conference.

Raskimonojendor:
You are done with pictures of Buhari standing in the corner after he ruled Nigeria for 8 years...it's now Tinubu's turn. Maybe it will be Wike or Shettima's turn in 2031.

Political oppositions in Nigeria are the most foolish in the world.

I don’t understand why all these Africa President always wear suit to meet this people , like dem no get native wears

Baba no de wear suit, na de the reason them keep him for conner

Catapault:


SLAVE WITH NO BRAIN.

HE IS A PROUD AFRICAN AND NIGERIAN.

IF YOU CAN’T STAND THAT, GO JUMP IN A FCKING LAGOON.

I beg who fit photoshop Obi for that picture , so his online citizens go allow us breathe

Nothing wrong in Mr president wearing suit to look smart on such occasions. All the other president's there including the host all have their native wears, but chose to dress in business suits.

saveman91:
Baba no de wear suit, na de the reason them keep him for conner

Na so, next week the West African leaders will be in Abuja to beg President Tinubu for one favor, or the other.

EyeCumInPiss:
Odd Man Out in the picture. 😂

Reminds me of primary school days of "Spot the Odd Man Out in the Picture"

Really?? Odd man but NO1 on the list, Tinubu is truly A leader (Asiwaju). Count how many of them on the line and tell me Tinubu position. Gbefun!!

Raskimonojendor:

Wetin concern me with Muhammed 🤣🤣🤣

Anyway, Death to all terrorists all over the world. Death to Igbos and BokoHaram/ISWAP

After investigations, that was planned and done by the sham forces. Nice try.

EyeCumInPiss:
Odd Man Out in the picture. 😂

Reminds me of primary school days of "Spot the Odd Man Out in the Picture"

E be like say you get many pictures of your primary school days?

The guy is a natural naive when it comes to leadership, but a number 1 of criminality.

......haters go cry wella tonight oooo 😁😁😁😁

Burob:
What does a peasant slave like yourself know about leadership?

Way better than a forever senile like you, and a lifetime criminal like him, combined.

TemplarLandry:
The sickly Rufai needs a check up from the neck up.

Instead for him to strap a pair of balls, he grows drooping titties, with the demeanor of a simpleton.

Don't mind the bagger, he thought he is discrediting our president for his attire but in Logical reasoning, he show the whole world that Mr President is a born leader with sophisticated leadership qualities. You agreed with me that the arrangement is international, and it shows Tinubu as No1 on the line. That is leadership. He was well welcomed with applause, he intentionally dressed in African attire to promote his own, No he was positioned to no 1 on the list.

Count from left to right or if they all turned right, he is number 1 . Showing leadership.

TemplarLandry:
The sickly Rufai needs a check up from the neck up.

Instead for him to strap a pair of balls, he grows drooping titties, with the demeanor of a simpleton.

This Rufai dey breastfeed?

See sound dressed president except one from zoo country

ggood:
The vegetable drug baron have been pushed toward the end, Balabulu is like a plague that is why world leaders avoid him.

So the other president at the far end has been pushed also. I said it una HBP go last till.2040 because after BAT,it's back going to the North, then Back to west. Nothing for the yeast . We will continue to press una BALLS till your entire region relocate to Cambodia
Meanwhile see your breastfeeding him/her below plus the other one that Labour in vain

Trustmea:
See sound dressed president except one from zoo country

What is sound dressing . So BAT has committed a crime for wearing his native clothes while other African leaders that wore Oyibo cloth is better. Slavery in disguise

tolufase:
He's standing directly in front of Nigeria's flag. Or what do you expect?

He’s standing in front of the colonizers flag….


In fact all those Niggers went to the land of the Berlin Conference that created their so called nations…


NIGGERS Dumb azz NIGGERS

Elsudani2:


It's called opposition for a reason.

But you and mad Mohamed don't know that , only to kill and rape children

Opposition indeed, senselessness criticism is not act of opposition, criticize constructively not like a patient of psychiatric hospital.

Reflection of your madness shows on pictures you attached with your response. If not out of what president Tinubu went to Germany for. It's picture disgruntling elements like your types masturbating on with idiotic expression.

Continue to abuse Islam, crusading terrorist like you has been defeated with Muslim/Muslim ticket. Continue in caging your self in defeated trauma of last presidential election.

Jostoman:
This is what you get when you have leaders who doesnt have shame and integrity to protect.

Let them keep giving nigeria shame and embarrassment.

What does that mean

let me understand something....

are you africans incapable to hold a summit with each other in africa....??
why is it that you africans always run to europe when this europeans call, like flies after shitt....??

and what the hell is a g20....

He should try and be wearing suit to this meetings and why is he at the far corner like someone they told oya join us make we snap just this one.

Catapault:


SLAVE WITH NO BRAIN.

HE IS A PROUD AFRICAN AND NIGERIAN.

IF YOU CAN’T STAND THAT, GO JUMP IN A FCKING LAGOON.

Is he in Africa? Or how many African presidents do you see dress like him when they meet their peers in international functions or forums?…

Sog2:
The Aftermath of President Tinubu's Participation in the Berlin G20 Conference: A Step Forward for Nigeria

By Abdullahi Musa Yaro


As President Tinubu, the esteemed leader of Nigeria, arrived in Berlin to attend the G20 Conference, hopes were high for his diplomatic endeavors to propel our nation forward. The international stage provided an opportunity to strengthen Nigeria's position in the global community, foster bilateral partnerships, and address key global challenges. Now, as we reflect on the aftermath of the conference, it is crucial to evaluate the outcomes and determine the extent to which President Tinubu's participation will benefit our nation.

First and foremost, President Tinubu's presence at the G20 Conference signifies Nigeria's commitment to global cooperation and its recognition as a significant player in international affairs. This participation demonstrates a proactive approach to addressing global challenges, showcasing Nigeria's capability to contribute to solutions that benefit not only our nation but also the rest of the world. By engaging with world leaders, President Tinubu will provide a platform for Nigeria's voice to be heard and its interests to be represented constructively.

Moreover, the Berlin G20 Conference will offer an invaluable opportunity for President Tinubu to engage in bilateral meetings and negotiations with other world leaders. Through these interactions, Nigeria can forge strategic alliances and deepen economic and diplomatic ties with key nations. The outcomes of these discussions may lead to increased foreign direct investment, technology transfers, and enhanced cooperation in sectors crucial to Nigeria's development, such as infrastructure, agriculture, and energy. Such partnerships can catalyze economic growth, create employment opportunities, and ultimately improve the standard of living for the Nigerian people.

Additionally, the Berlin G20 Conference will focus on critical global issues such as climate change, healthcare, and security. President Tinubu's active participation in these discussions will enables Nigeria to assert its stance on these matters, contribute to shaping global policies, and gain access to global funding and initiatives aimed at addressing these challenges. By championing Nigeria's interests while also promoting global collaboration, President Tinubu has positioned our nation as a responsible global citizen that is committed to sustainable development and ensuring a better future for all.

However, it is essential to acknowledge that the true impact of the Berlin G20 Conference on Nigeria will be measured in the post-conference period. The success of President Tinubu's participation will depend on the effective implementation of the commitments made, the follow-up actions taken, and the incorporation of the conference outcomes into Nigeria's domestic policies. It is imperative that the Nigerian government remains committed to translating the lessons and agreements from the conference into tangible actions that benefit the Nigerian people.

Furthermore, the Nigerian public has a crucial role to play in holding President Tinubu and his administration accountable for the promises made during the Berlin G20 Conference. Transparency and regular communication regarding the progress made will foster trust and ensure that the outcomes are aligned with Nigeria's national interests.

In conclusion, President Tinubu's participation in the Berlin G20 Conference will hold great potential for Nigeria's progress and development. The conference has provided a platform to showcase Nigeria's capabilities, forge strategic alliances, and address global challenges. However, the true impact will depend on the commitment of the Nigerian government to translate the outcomes into actionable policies and the vigilance of the Nigerian public in holding their leaders accountable. As we move forward, let us remain optimistic and actively engage in shaping Nigeria's future, leveraging the opportunities presented by the Berlin G20 Conference to build a better nation for all.

Abdullahi Musa Yaro(BSc, PGD, and MCS) is a seasoned writer and a political commentator.
(abdullahiriversong@gmail.com)

Failure!