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Lol.. Tinubu zombies are truly an idiotic bunch. France will receive even the President of Togo or Benin just the same way. But the clowns are here making a big deal out of a routine state reception. Like are you people mad with sycophancy |
May their souls rest in peace |
So Sanwo-Olu flew from Lagos to Paris to receive Tinubu that also flew from Abuja to Paris. ![]() Bruh.... Tinubu be like one small baby wey dem dey pamper |
Reno Omokri don abandon Itsekiri turn Omoluabi? See wetin political hunger dey cause? |
Useless elders. The Naira and petrol price was better than it is now before Tinubu took over. So what reforms did Tinubu institute to improve it when he actually made it worse The Naira was never 17,000 before Tinubu, petrol was never 4,000 so where did this clown get those figures from? |
Great. This should happen across all markets in Nigeria |
Interesting. Will this be a church or just an interdenominational prayer movement. If it will be the latter, will it be like an evangelical arm of Winners Chapel. |
See as National Stadium pitch be like pitch for Tolu complex |
Time for the eternal slaves of Tinubu empire to come and defend their slave master. Useless and hopeless idiots that their lives have been condemned to serve a corrupt drug baron |
madridguy:Rantings of a demented foól. If Peter Obi is a failure, then Tinubu is an unmitigated disaster. Plunging Nigeria into extreme poverty in less than a year and you have guts to point fingers at others. Proper clown |
Napata77:If you are not a FOÒL, you will realize that that is not the only attire the Igbo people wear. And even if it is, it has become a unique identity of the Igbo people. You try to demean it by saying it's a British colonial invention but it nowhere in Nigeria is there more evidence of British colonialism than Lagos. The group of people that are reputed for resisting colonial rule are the same Igbos. The North and the West was where the British found it the easiest to penetrate Nigeria I don't what makes you think calling Isiagu upholstery material is demeaning. I have noticed that you Yoruba bigots have been running with this nonsense on Twitter for some time now. Clothing materials can be applied to any use. Whether it is cotton, linen or silk. If you like call it winter cap and chair cloth, no culture in the world has come to be known for it. |
naptu2:I know you Ronu terrorists are the ones actually sad about the arrest of Simon Ekpa. Your wish is that he continues to wreak havoc in Igbo land so you bigots can continue to troll Igbo people Thank God for whoever effected the arrest of that terrorist Simon Ekpa. At least this is the first step to restoring normalcy in SE. The clueless Igbo governors should build on this and stamp out Ekpa boys from the region |
Nothing less than 50 million Naira there. More money for their operations, a very good advert to recruit more unemployed youth in the North. A very lucrative venture generally speaking for this people. |
DaddyCoool:There is what is called Federal Character in Nigeria. Nigeria is a more diverse country than the U.S. Donald Trump appointments are from people spread across the country. He is not appointing only Texans and Floridians to government positions because those two states voted for him
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DaddyCoool:Of course, not his son-in-law, his nephews, his friends and his kinsmen. Just random people who happen to share the same ethnicity with him. |
DaddyCoool:And what is the basis of 90% of Tinubu's appointments? |
DaddyCoool:It is Nepotism. Pick up a book and educate yourself |
When Solomon Arase was IGP, this issue of cult killings was tackled and for a brief moment, Edo State had some peace. Since them bring this quota system IGP Egbetokun, the clueless móron is busy using the Nigerian Police Force to protect and further Tinubu political interests while criminals are having a field day across the country. |
Of course, to a chronic debtor and a criminal like Jimoh Ibrahim, $2.2bn will be lunch money. At the end of the day, ordinary Nigerians will pay the consequence of that debt. |
This one self don catch flyover sickness. |
Soludo = Obiano 2.0 |
PulaPower:It's a figure of speech |
Exactly right |
Not surprised. Na omoluabi and egbon level Onanuga take pursue Ajuri comot for Aso Rock |
Igbos keep off this thread and this Kano vs Lagos matter entirely. This is family matter before dem use una settle scores |
kunle4toyeyaho:Also add that the -worst case of inflation and unemployment has been recorded under him while he is busy wasting money on frivolities -Nigerians are poorer now than ever -increase in insecurity -regular collapse of electricity infrastructure -increase in government corruption -destruction of Nigeria's social fabric by encouraging ethnic and religious politics -worst exchange rate in the history of Nigeria Tell him to bring back subsidy on University education, nobody asked him for rubbish NELFUND. Cheap University education was the only good thing Nigerians were enjoying from oil money Maybe you are the one who don't know what you are saying. FYI, he was a staunch supporter of the previous government, that is not an excuse. |
fuckJones:And Tinubu is the worst President in the history of Nigeria. He is from Iragbiji, Osun State |
IMF and Tinubu = Devilish collabo OWOMIDAcracy |
LagosFc:There are criminals, drug traffickers, robbers and kidnappers in every region, among every tribe in Nigeria. There is only one region notoriously known for motor park touts |
Ronu terrorists keep off this thread |
Richtaiwo:The only place where NURTW is of any importance in Nigeria is the South West so maybe you should be more concerned why the young population of the SW has been turned to motor park touts by Tinubu politics |
This is what Peter Obi was talking about in that podcast. A large majority of stupid Nigerians will join in a useless prayer that will not go beyond the ceiling of their buildings while the cause of their problems is staring them in the face |
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