epainos: I cannot buy a house I will live in Ikorodu, Mowe, and other parts many average Nigerians build homes. Rather, I will buy a flat in well structured area and share a compound with others. Sure, having a house in Ikorodu and other places like that will just be for having a structure sake which will serve other purposes. The rent is nothing, and I may keep the house empty for years till I get real use for it. And if the value shoots up such that I can fling the property to buy another in a better location, I will not hesitate to. Living in unstructured areas is a piece of headache. The citizens are the worst set of humans there.
Who are the innocent citizens? The ones who built houses on the drainage?
can you name these "structured areas"?
are "structured areas" immune from flooding?
on which drainage did these people build their houses?
ProudlyLagos: you are still crying……no time to shalaye, ask google
where were you asked to shalaye?
did you ask google before you said this earlier?
ProudlyLagos: did they win the 2023 election with your inconsequential vote? So what makes you think they will be needing it in 2027? Butterfly thinking itself to be a bird
Are you saying that tinubu won the 2023 elections without the votes of the electorate?
Don't you hear, we say no negative word against our leader.
We have therefore tore your application form.
Go back to your former camp.
As per your questions, check Bayo Onanuga sites on Facebook and X, you will find our answers there.
Please no need to contact the undersigned again, because you are now a non-member.
dequir.
pls dont be offended my honourable.
my question is based on the "renewed hope agenda" and the need to know more about this beautiful national transforming agenda .
what is the "negative word" in the question below?
tell me, how well has your "honourable leader" successfully tackled corruption, nepotism, cronyism, hunger, unemployment, hardship, poverty, inflation, wasteful government spending, budget padding, insecurity, bad governance, failing public infrastructure, poor medial services and falling standard of education?
ProudlyLagos: ask google…..no time to shalaye !!!!
did you ask google before you said this earlier?
ProudlyLagos: did they win the 2023 election with your inconsequential vote? So what makes you think they will be needing it in 2027? Butterfly thinking itself to be a bird
Are you saying that tinubu won the 2023 elections without the votes of the electorate?
ProudlyLagos: did they win the 2023 election with your inconsequential vote? So what makes you think they will be needing it in 2027? Butterfly thinking itself to be a bird
Are you saying that tinubu won the 2023 elections without the votes of the electorate?
Melagros: COMRADES, I had a conversation about these donations by Mrs Tinubu today in my office, my colleague was querying that, where does she always get those billions of Naira from for these donations, and this was my answer, you think say Nigerian money get value again? The amount may sound too big, but unfortunately, it carries no value!
What a shame
You did not answer you colleagues question...where is she getting the money from?
Close to N8b donated so far.
Since you say the money has no value, please how many billions do you have?
adioolayi: "This is life-changing for some of these girls, life-changing for us. This is what we need — renewed hope."
There is absolutely nothing you can say to convince D'Tigress and Super Falcons Team members and their technical staffs that Tinubu's government no good....dem fit swear for you.
meanwhile, how well has tinubu used his "renewed hope" to successfully tackle corruption, nepotism, cronyism, hunger, unemployment, hardship, poverty, inflation, wasteful government spending, budget padding, insecurity, bad governance, failing public infrastructure, poor medial services and falling standard of education?
success1smyn: I have answered you, please if you don't like my answer na you sabi. Let end this conversation abeg.
success1smyn: You should consider numbering your questions properly next time — some are mixed in without labels — but I’ll try to respond accordingly.
I believe I’ve already addressed points 1 and 2. Let’s not revise history — when Tinubu said “Emilokan”, he was heavily criticised and called desperate by many, even within his own party. That criticism trended for weeks across media and public discourse. So pretending that never happened isn’t honest.
Now, to your other points:
The “heat of governance” refers to the daily scrutiny, backlash, and pressure that comes with leading a country. Every move Tinubu makes is under a microscope — from economic reforms to security strategies — and he’s taking both praise and blame, as expected.
Obi is not the only one contesting, yes — but he's the loudest in the room right now, so naturally, attention follows him. If you put yourself in the spotlight, expect some heat.
He has every right to contest again, no doubt. But let’s be real — this sudden “I’ll do only one term” statement comes off as political desperation. It’s a classic move to soften opposition and fast-track support.
And finally, you have every right to question Tinubu’s moves — so far it’s part of the democratic process. But let it be done honestly and not from a place of bias.
Thanks.
success1smyn: You should consider numbering your questions properly next time — some are mixed in without labels — but I’ll try to respond accordingly.
I believe I’ve already addressed points 1 and 2. Let’s not revise history — when Tinubu said “Emilokan”, he was heavily criticised and called desperate by many, even within his own party. That criticism trended for weeks across media and public discourse. So pretending that never happened isn’t honest.
Now, to your other points:
The “heat of governance” refers to the daily scrutiny, backlash, and pressure that comes with leading a country. Every move Tinubu makes is under a microscope — from economic reforms to security strategies — and he’s taking both praise and blame, as expected.
Obi is not the only one contesting, yes — but he's the loudest in the room right now, so naturally, attention follows him. If you put yourself in the spotlight, expect some heat.
He has every right to contest again, no doubt. But let’s be real — this sudden “I’ll do only one term” statement comes off as political desperation. It’s a classic move to soften opposition and fast-track support.
And finally, you have every right to question Tinubu’s moves — so far it’s part of the democratic process. But let it be done honestly and not from a place of bias.
Thanks.
what exactly did you say in your post above that answered the following questions?
1. who and who "widely called" tinubu desperate?
2. how does trending for weeks answer my question?
when tinubu said "emilokan", how come these same people calling obi desperate did not call tinubu desperate?
3. what is the "heat of governance" that tinubu is facing?
4. is obi the only person interested in contesting again?
5. so far, how have you questioned tinubus moves?
6. I still wonder, why is the focus on obi and not on tinubu and how he is governing nigeria?
success1smyn: I have answered you, what else do you want to hear?
If my answer is not what you want to hear the. I can't help you. That's my answer. See guy you seem not to understand politics and you like to attach emotions to politics - don't do that. Tinubu saying he will continue from where Buhari stopped is politics and every politician will say that to get their predecessors support if they are in the same political party.
Thanks
that is not what I asked you.
success1smyn: Hmm, okay but I still believe Tinubu is trying his best honestly, Buhari did not do anything.
and yet tinubu said he will continue from where buhari stopped.
are you saying that tinubu lied? yes or no
or it is you who is lying that buhari did not do anything?
success1smyn: You should consider numbering your questions properly next time — some are mixed in without labels — but I’ll try to respond accordingly.
I believe I’ve already addressed points 1 and 2. Let’s not revise history — when Tinubu said “Emilokan”, he was heavily criticised and called desperate by many, even within his own party. That criticism trended for weeks across media and public discourse. So pretending that never happened isn’t honest.
Now, to your other points:
The “heat of governance” refers to the daily scrutiny, backlash, and pressure that comes with leading a country. Every move Tinubu makes is under a microscope — from economic reforms to security strategies — and he’s taking both praise and blame, as expected.
Obi is not the only one contesting, yes — but he's the loudest in the room right now, so naturally, attention follows him. If you put yourself in the spotlight, expect some heat.
He has every right to contest again, no doubt. But let’s be real — this sudden “I’ll do only one term” statement comes off as political desperation. It’s a classic move to soften opposition and fast-track support.
And finally, you have every right to question Tinubu’s moves — so far it’s part of the democratic process. But let it be done honestly and not from a place of bias.
Thanks.
that is not I asked you bro....
who and who "widely called" tinubu desperate?
how does trending for weeks answer my question?
1. when tinubu said "emilokan", how come these same people calling obi desperate did not call tinubu desperate?
what is the "heat of governance" that tinubu is facing?
is obi the only person interested in contesting again?
so far, how have you questioned tinubus moves?
2. I still wonder, why is the focus on obi and not on tinubu and how he is governing nigeria?
zero8zero: The joke is on you, the first lady is distributing her donations across the country from day one. She's not like one desperate man who's begging for one term presidency.
where is she getting the close to N8billion she has distributed so far?
success1smyn: You have your choice to make. Actually Tinubu contested on the same party as Buhari so he will say that for Buhari's support. That normal in politics.
that is not what I asked you.
success1smyn: Hmm, okay but I still believe Tinubu is trying his best honestly, Buhari did not do anything.
and yet tinubu said he will continue from where buhari stopped.
are you saying that tinubu lied or it is you who is lying that buhari did not do anything?
1. When Tinubu said “Emilokan”, he was widely called desperate — it trended for weeks. So if Obi now says “I’ll do only one term”, that’s also desperation, just wrapped in emotional packaging. Let’s not pretend one is holy and the other is hungry for power. Both want power.
2. Focus is on Obi because he talks like a shadow president. Tinubu is already facing the heat of governance, but Obi wants to run again — so yes, people will question his moves. You can’t be in the ring and not expect punches.
who and who "widely called" tinubu desperate?
how does trending for weeks answer my question?
1. when tinubu said "emilokan", how come these same people calling obi desperate did not call tinubu desperate?
what is the "heat of governance" that tinubu is facing?
is obi the only person interested in contesting again?
so far, how have you questioned tinubus moves?
2. I still wonder, why is the focus on obi and not on tinubu and how he is governing nigeria?
tunapawizzy: Tax reform and fiscal policy review, exchange rate unification, fuel subsidy removal, decentralization of electricity generation, Dont get me wrong, Tinubu has failed, I never wanted him in power in 2023, and I still will not want him in power in 2027. But those policies are good policies. The problem is what the initial poster you responded to talked about- he thrives in politics but knows nothing about governance nepotism and high-level corruption are by-products of politics-above-governance system. The man is too focused on political-survival culture
Overall, is the Tinubus government the worst in Nigeria's history? Well anyone that holds that view has a point. In my opinion his government is down there with IBB and Abacha's government
you made some valid points but what is good about "Tax reform and fiscal policy review, exchange rate unification, fuel subsidy removal, decentralization of electricity generation"?
Effizy55: I bet you are just pretending from what u typed, it's difficult for u to admit that Tinubu has failed after supporting him
if you say I am pretendingn from what you typed, how come the same you is saying "it's difficult for u to admit that Tinubu has failed after supporting him"?
ElSudani: The solution is a weakened center and more power to the states. If you want to run down your own state then the people will know where to take their grievances.
descartes400: Says an irredeemable and Unmarketable product that cannot market himself to the geopolitical regions on why he is a good choice not to talk of being a better choice.
WizardOfNG: No disrespect but Sowore is a political dullard and this is the reason most Nigerians lost respect for him massively.
I don't so political correctness and make bold to say rotation between North and South must be sacrosanct because of the reality of Nigeria, and how her region and people prefer to live, which means a Northern leader is unlikely to ever lead in ways that can satisfy Southerners and vice versa.
Sowore is not even smart enough to note the core North believes in a welfarist system of Governance, like throwback communism, where everything and everyone is sustained by Federal government funding.
Whereas most region of the South are socio-captalist in leaning.
With how fundamentalist a lot of Northerners are, no Northern leader will ever gain power to then be overtly socio-captalist. He/she will never be allowed to lead in that way by Northerners.
Similarly, and by inclination, no Southern leader can force begging-bowl communism on most Southerners who believe in competitively bettering themselves, with education and "japa" plus business ownership etal, to thrive and gain the best things life has to offer.
We have essentially two very different and ideological dissimilar nation joined together like Israel and Iran for example where Ayatollah cannot lead Israel and Netinyahu cannot make decisions for Iranians.
Meaning it is best for power to rotate between North and South in Nigeria so both region get what they want till evolution does the rest to get all regions to independently attain the lives they wish to live.
Sowore is just a glorified student Union leader and unintelligent populist who believes politically correct rhetoric makes him a more desirable leadership candidate. Nothing more.
He should go and have a conversation with the Hausa man below to see if he can convince him that Northerners will allow a "meritoriously competent" Northern leader to transform Nigeria as Southerners will want considering the animosity he encountered trying to get Northern leaders to see the need to educate and train Northern kids , with STEM, to develop the North.
did you miss this part of the article or you read just the heading and wrote a long epistle based on the heading?
Sowore said the country should be interested in a president who will run Nigeria better, irrespective of his region.
“If I have a good president in Nigeria who can run this country very well, I don’t care where he comes from.
He added, “Zoning the presidency to the worst character in the country is not going to make you get anywhere.
SmartPolician: Believe it or not, Tinubu has some good policies but his biggest challenge is that he thrives in politics but knows nothing about governance. That's why his good policy like local government autonomy has remained impracticable.
What are some of those good policies that tinubu has?
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