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The so called bad luck is Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu singlehandedly crushed and humiliated bitter grievingory Obi and his embittered rogues despite he had the overwhelming support of his igbo tribe

LandMann:
Day one of the protest and reports are saying 13 protesters were killed.

If this information is verified to be true then the demand of the protesters has changed to Tinubu must go.

Tinubu has brought nothing but bad luck to Nigeria.

You don't rule a nation with propaganda and brown envelopes for selected few

When will you start and lead the protest?

The opposition is always looking for any excuse to stir up trouble. Tinubu is doing his best to stabilize the country amidst all these challenges. Let's focus on progress rather than inciting violence. The unity of Nigeria is what we need right now, not division.

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sIfioksq:
The opposition is always looking for any excuse to stir up trouble. Tinubu is doing his best to stabilize the country amidst all these challenges. Let's focus on progress rather than inciting violence. The unity of Nigeria is what we need right now, not division.

By removing subsidy and causing massive inflation?

By starting a coastal road project when existing federal roads are in terrible conditions?

By ordering a new presidential jet while claiming Nigeria is broke?

By building a house worth billions of naira for VP while claiming Nigeria is broke?

By funding pilgrimage for few Nigerians to the tune of billions of naira while claiming Nigeria is broke?

By signing $43 into law as new minimum wage when the old one was $89?

Tinubu is doing nothing but simply bidding time to successfully complete his tenure while him and his cronies completely wreck the country

LandMann:
As soon as your father or mother regret the day they gave birth to you

I know you dey slap your father and mother at home

So am not surprise

This is exactly what we’ve been saying all along. It's always the same playbook. One unfortunate incident, and suddenly the narrative shifts. Tinubu is here to stay, and we should focus on constructive dialogue rather than threats.

Protests are part of democracy, but we must remember that our president is working hard to stabilize the nation. If anything, we should rally behind him and support his efforts rather than create an atmosphere of fear.

Let's be wise about our demands and ensure they are productive. The real fight is for the betterment of Nigeria, not just against one individual. We must stand united for progress, not division.