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Olurondo:
Our leaders are not serious.Even if Trump recognize you is that an achievement?Instead of she and her husband to be fixing the country,they are busy looking for Trump's recognition.What a shame!Very disgraceful!!

SpaceX:
remove tinubu out of the equation and she won't go anywhere in life.

Vixlot:
Two Senators From Taraba Officially Defected From The PDP To APC

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FatimaAbubakar:
They should build their country, right? How do you expect them to build their country when majority of the citizens are so dumb and vote for terrible people every four years?

Donald Trump warned Tuesday of “very bad things” if Republicans lose the US midterm elections, as the US president kicked off a travel blitz under the shadow of unrest in Minneapolis and voter worries about the economy.

At a rally in Iowa — one of the first stops for primary campaigns in US presidential elections — Trump said his party must win both the Senate and the House in November despite his own poor approval ratings.

“I’m here because I love Iowa, but I’m here because we’re starting the campaign to win the midterms. Got to win the midterms,” second-term president Trump said in his speech.

“If we lose the midterms, you’ll lose so many of the things that we’re talking about, so many of the assets that we’re talking about, so many of the tax cuts that we’re talking about — and it would lead to very bad things.”

But Trump’s economy-focused speech was largely overshadowed by events in the neighboring state of Minnesota, where two people have died this month in a deadly immigration crackdown.

Trump told Fox News earlier he would “de-escalate a little bit” after federal agents shot 37-year-old nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis at the weekend, but he largely avoided talking about it in his speech.

The White House says Trump will be making weekly trips across the country ahead of the midterms, in which voters have historically punished US presidents.

Trump’s team has increasingly focused on the economy after polls showed mounting voter anger over the issue of affordability one year since the billionaire’s return to power.

In his Iowa speech, the 79-year-old president repeated his claims about a “Golden Age” in the United States and insisted prices were falling for most goods.

But he admitted that it may be hard to convince voters in November’s midterms, saying that in past elections “if something happens, the screw turns with the voters” no matter how good the president.
– ‘Sickos’ –

Trump has raged at what he calls unfair opinion polls, but numerous surveys have showed him with low approval ratings. A New York Times/Siena poll last week put the figure at 40 percent.

With supporters cheering him along in Iowa, Trump, however, returned to a familiar theme of talking about running for a constitutionally barred third term as president.

“Should we do it a fourth time?” he said, referring to his false claim to have won the 2020 election that he lost to Democrat Joe Biden, along with winning in 2016 and 2024.

Protesters disrupted Trump’s speech on at least two occasions, with the Republican dismissing them as “sickos” and “paid insurrectionists.”

Trump, who was accompanied by US Treasury chief Scott Bessent, earlier visited a local diner and talked to patrons.

Also accompanying Trump to Iowa was deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller, the architect of his immigration policy, who described Pretti without evidence as a “would-be assassin.”

The political row over immigration sees Trump in an unusually tight spot of one of his core campaign issues.

While polls show most voters approve of his policy of mass deportations, many recent surveys show they are uncomfortable with the harsh tactics of Trump’s immigration agents.

During his Iowa speech Trump veered off as he often does into talking about immigration, including renewed attacks on Ilhan Omar, a Democrat who is the first Somali-American elected to Congress.

Meanwhile Trump faced a fresh blow on the economy too Tuesday as data showed US consumer confidence plunged in January to its lowest level since 2014.

Alphanancy:
What will the bleaching FFK say about this. I hope FFK will shout about this the way he has been shouting about the similar event of over 50 years ago.

DeltaOil:
hypocrites, they are killing Iranians nobody cares.
They are killing Christians in Nigeria, the News does not mention it at all.
It's Trump deporting illegals thats his problem.
It's like the demoncrats asked him to spew rubbish, so as to forget the corruption chargers against him

Trump must finish God's job & set Christians free in Nija

onuman:
But another Afghanistan-like war was building up in Nigeria, while the massacres going on in Nigeria became NATO's blind spot for more than a decade, until the US recently intervened. Frank talk is that the Nigeria created by the UK is not working, and had never worked. More than four million innocent people have been killed in Nigeria due to the inadequacies in having Nigeria as one country.


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OredoPikin2:
Where PO see money take buy votes?
Abeg make una dey talk like who go school na.
Tribalism just dey make all of una forget una brain
Who are the people in Labour party in the east that will help him buy votes against sitting governors

AWONEYAN:
This is a bad news for the enemy of Nigeria

They will tell you the followings.

Its not reflecting in the lives of the common man" on the street.

No be statistics we go chop...

Its a doctored report (even though it's from IMF)


But let it be other wise....like The Nigeria reform has plunged the economy to more woes - IMF

You will see them having multiple orgasms.
You will see long post....I read with sadness the IMF report.... Nigeria is finished...A new Nigeria is POssible.

The Dubai landlord too will come and tell us his lies.

Good Lord , pls keep giving Nigeria good results that will make the enemy of this country sad

Ofunaofu:
Democracy cannot be built and strengthen by a drug bárón, forger, identity thiéf and buccanééring power grabber

yang:
zoo people

he said 7000, someone projected 6700 and NY Times said he is foolish

why is NYTimes fighting hard to Install Fulani everywhere in Nigeria?

Karlovych:
Who killed Funso Williams?

kingbee90:
Yes oh, the opolo-eye strange man with no origin & identity has already pocketed our judiciary.
On election day, All well-meaning Nigerians should show "Red eyes" on the ballots🗳️.

All forms of rigging should be vehemently rejected.

AqualinaXYZ:
Tinubu and Monday D7




Two incomplete buffoons without a university certificates




What do you expect before

naptu2:
Summary

Mark Kelly served in the US Navy and rose to the rank of captain before he retired. He flew missions in Iraq and Kuwait during the first Gulf War and he became an astronaut in 1996. He retired from the Navy in 2011 and became a politician.

He is currently a member of the Democratic Party and is the ranking senator for Arizona. He is a critic of the Trump Administration and he recorded a video in which he told military personnel that they should refuse to carry out any illegal order that's given to them by the Trump Administration.

The Secretary of Defence, Pete Hegseth, said that he would see if he can demote Mark Kelly. Kelly has now announced that he is suing Pete Hegseth for violating his freedom of speech.

Senator Mark Kelly @SenMarkKelly



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Photo 1) Senator Mark Kelley walking through the halls of Congress.

Photo 2) Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth

Funkyswagzz:
I see this as a propaganda to stop the US from taking any chances but are Iranians angry with there leader? Yes. This is how people who truly love there country behave by showing there anger when there leader is not performing and also protecting there country when there's external threat.