Validated:
Initial gra'gra no pay.

Tinubu is not a sensible person. He speaks and acts before using his brains.

That was how he started without thinking.

Without thinking you removed subsidies. Without thinking you float Naira.
Without thinking you suspend Niger, Mali and Burkina-Faso.

Now everything went south, it is now Tinubu starts thinking.

Munzy14:

Deal with them from sick bed?🤣🤣🤣🤣

Validated:
Initial gra'gra no pay.

Tinubu is not a sensible person. He speaks and acts before using his brains.

That was how he started without thinking.

Without thinking you removed subsidies. Without thinking you float Naira.
Without thinking you suspend Niger, Mali and Burkina-Faso.

Now everything went south, it is now Tinubu starts thinking.

swagana:
Tilumbu is just wobbling and fumbling
I thought he wanted to deal with the dictators

swagana:
Tilumbu is just wobbling and fumbling
I thought he wanted to deal with the dictators

Babangidapikin:
President wey smart ...

maasoap:



That was decision taken by all of them. Why making it about your president only?

Funkyswagzz:


He is doing his best to please his oppressors

NairalandForumo:
I thought he wanted to fight before, Tinubu that thinks dirty politics is the only way to go, I only pity those following him and supporting him whether tribe, religious or politics...

There are reasons why Igbos will not join any protests against Tinubu in Nigeria, some people don't still get it....

SALLYBERRY01:
STATE HOUSE PRESS RELEASE

PRESIDENT TINUBU CALLS FOR SUSPENSION OF SANCTIONS ON GUINEA, MALI, NIGER, AND BURKINA FASO

President Bola Tinubu has called for the suspension of economic sanctions imposed on Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso, and Guinea by ECOWAS.

Speaking at the Extra-ordinary Summit of ECOWAS in Abuja on Saturday, President Tinubu, who is the Chairman of the Authority of Heads of State and Government of the organization, stated that: “Everything we did was in hopes of persuading our brothers that there existed a better path, a path that would lead to genuine improvement of their people’s welfare through democratic good governance. And this was a path each of our nations had solemnly agreed with one another pursuant to formal regional treaty and protocol.

“However, the sanctions that we contemplated might help lead our brothers to the negotiating table have become a harsh stumbling block. In my mind and heart, that which is hurtful yet ineffective serves no good purpose and should be abandoned.

"ECOWAS was established for the unassailable objective of improving the lives of the people of this region through fraternal cooperation among all member states. This edifice was cemented on the strong foundation and apt conviction that, united as one, we can be the true masters of our destiny."

The President further explained that ECOWAS took the steps it did based on the regional ideals of security, social stability; democratic governance, political freedom, broad-based prosperity, and sustainable economic development through fair opportunity for each and every one in West Africa.

He said neither hatred nor hidden motive influenced the steps taken and that there was never any intention to douse or undermine the legitimate political aspirations of any member state or to advance the interests of any outside party.

In calling for the suspension of sanctions, President Tinubu stressed that: "We must take note of the approach of the holy month of Ramadan and of Lent. Whether you pray in the mosque or in the church, this represents a time for compassion, hope, and harmony. It is a time that we must not only seek God but also a closer relationship with brother and neighbour.

"In the Spirit of the holy month and of the Lenten period, and with hearts bestirred by goodwill towards all our people, let us extend a hand as brothers and friends to those in Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso, and Guinea.

"What I suggest in real and practical terms is that we, my colleagues and fellow heads of state in ECOWAS, indefinitely suspend economic sanctions against Niger, Mali, Guinea and Burkina Faso and against the leadership of the military authorities in those nations."

Macphenson:


The word smart is far from Tinubu. He should have exhausted the option of dialogue before threatning those military men with brute force.

Now they have called his bluff and he is chickening out. He is not smart at alll.