₦airaland Forum

helinues:
Awon ologogoro

Except it you people esbt to bring insecurity back. Something you couldn't handle for good 16 years

givedemwotowoto:
With petrol subsidy, the average car owner in Nigeria saved about N140,000 monthly or N1.6 million naira annually. The math is simple. If you used 50 liters of petrol weekly, that was about N15,000 compared to N50,000 naira now.

Subsidy removal means government took away over N1 million naira annually from millions of households.

What has the government done for Nigerians to justify taking away millions of naira annually from their households?

ksauthenticoi:
Speak for yourself bro

helinues:
Stop mentioning me.. Have respect for yourself

PressMyButton:
When you grow up, you'd know.

helinues:


The projects will do the campaigning smoothly

PressMyButton:
Have you noticed that it is only the inconsequential little breast-suckling Obidients that are on social media wailing and insulting the President, meanwhile, the people that matters in the SE are with the President because of the sense of inclusion he has given the southeast region.
Have you noticed that Soludo hardly criticized the President, APGA, the core party of the SE has never Criticized the President like other political parties do. The reason is because while Peter Obi is misleading the ignorant Obidients on social media, the SE political leaders disassociate themselves from Obidients shenanigans.
How can reasonable people criticize senselessly a man that's doing what no other President has ever done for the region. Tinubu is spreading projects in all the five states of the southeast. Name one state of the SE, Tinubu has at least two multi billion naira projects there. There's a reason why Olisa Metuh dumped PDP to join APC seeing the plans that Tinubu has for the SE.
For you to fully understand this article, you have to read it twice and then read it again at night before going to bed, then all the bitterness that ipob have for Tinubu will detoxified before you wake up the next morning. Again, if you think Tinubu has opposition going to the next election, you need to go to a nearby river and wash your head.



After God, na Tinubu 💪 God bless Nigeria

givedemwotowoto:
A man loved by most Nigerians, hated by those who want to destroy Nigeria while claiming to love it

Akpakomiza2:
They voted massively for Okpebholo

Akpakomiza2:
Your party is losing

Akpakomiza2:
You sound pained

Looking4Trouble:
You go cry tire

yarimo:
BODE GEORGE when are you relocating from Nigeria as you promised? TINUBU is the president of Nigeria

Kdon2:
They will all lule by God's grace. They will fail woefully. He that God has blessed no man can curse. 😜

Port8080:
I won't disagree with on this though. But remember that Nigeria economic situation was worse under Buhari, but Waziri didn't cry this much. He was in Dubai playing with his grand kids.

Port8080:
For Atiku to come out in the open to cry this loud, it only means one thing: his 2027 platform has sank beneath the river Niger. His best bet now is to "honourable" retire from politics.

fuckJones:
We will never hesitate to defend Tinubu ANYTIME ANYDAY ANYWHERE and against ANYBODY. We are marketing the best democratic product in AFRICA

Oghighirhighi:
When you aggregate trends you can tell the future. Tinubu will be obstinate, unlike Jonathan, his opponents will be from various fronts with different agendas. Things will be so muddled up that we will start to look for another Aburi.

“When he came in 2023, a litre of petrol was less than N200 and in the exchange rate market, Naira was less than N800 to a dollar. What do we have today? What exactly is the economic policy of this administration? President Tinubu, Nigerians demand a quick answer to this important question.

“And when Wike people came, we had a meeting, and they made me a leader. In the end, we had two presidential candidates from the South, and they said they believed that Bola was the better person.

“I told them that if they stepped out of this meeting and talked about it outside there, I would counter you. You guys have no idea who this gentleman (Tinubu) is. He had ruled my state (Lagos), and we know his modus operandi,” George added.

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has accused President Bola Tinubu of weaponizing state institutions to target political opponents rather than addressing corruption in his administration.

Atiku, the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the 2023 elections, made the claim in a statement shared on social media on Friday, citing the recent arrest of Professor Usman Yusuf, a prominent social critic, as evidence of a politically motivated clampdown on dissent.

“Two days ago, the nation was jolted by the arrest of Professor Usman Yusuf, a fierce and unyielding social critic,” Atiku wrote, suggesting that the charges against Yusuf, though originating from the previous administration, were being used selectively to suppress opposition voices.


The former vice president criticized the Tinubu administration for what he described as a double standard in its approach to fighting corruption. According to Atiku, while the government shields individuals within its fold who are under investigation for corruption, it exploits pending cases to intimidate and silence critics.

“It is absurd that while the administration shelters those under investigation, it continues to exploit state institutions to stifle dissent, all under the false pretence of combating corruption,” he stated.

Atiku further alleged that President Tinubu’s actions are aimed at consolidating political power rather than addressing the nation’s pressing issues, accusing him of manipulating the justice system to his advantage.


“Even to the most inattentive, it has become glaringly clear that Tinubu is not waging a war on corruption — he is waging a war on the opposition, manipulating the system for his own political advantage,” Atiku asserted.

The arrest of Professor Yusuf has sparked widespread reactions from his sympathizers, with many questioning the timing and motive behind the detention.

Yusuf, known for his outspoken criticism of the Tinubu administration, has become a prominent voice in Nigeria’s political discourse.

The presidency has previously dismissed similar claims by Atiku as baseless and politically motivated.