₦airaland Forum

ariefadenco:
I hope you're able to afford 3 meals a day

As how naaaaaaa?
Na once every 72 hours APC data boys dey see food chop

madridguy:
The man deserves to be the AU president for this

Na dia dem dey see you.... but wait ooooo!!
How your preek dey take stand upon this 30k wey Tinubu dey pay una?

AdolfHitlerxXx:
Your Paale and his Paale said the same.

See how Buhari eventually described una ?

I nor expect anything less from una given the type of people wey una be

AdolfHitlerxXx:
This is why we assigned Soludo to rule Anambra instead of those who give you beer.

1st is ALWAYS better than 3rdyy

It's only an irredeemable fool that would believe this

Soon, APC will raise security experts to verify this 😀😀😀😀

Na so so extremely foolish and stupid people just full inside APC. Just imagine wetin this fool dey talk. Nor be una inhumane economic policies dey disrupt homes?

Lithiumite:
But the atiku whom is going to get your party's presidential ticket is even older than this tinubu,how do you defend this? Is it obi with his feminine tone that delivers inspiring speeches?

And to you, the speech that Tinubu gave last week is inspiring, right?

Happy slave! You'll d!e in chains and bondage

garykoeman:
You re funny

Have you listened to Peter obi interview.

When you talk of intelligence, obi, does not sound like one.

And Tinubu sounds intelligent to you right??
Happy slave! Enjoy your chains while suffering

We saw how former U.S. President Joe Biden chose to step away from the presidential race when his degenerative health made it clear he could no longer offer his country his best. That withdrawal of personal ambition was a rare and luminous act. It was a demonstration that the collective good must outweigh personal desire, and that no one man's legacy is worth the cost of poor governance.

Here in Nigeria, our inept Tinubu whose age and health records remain shrouded in mystery is refusing to take a bow. A man visibly worn and tired, yet clinging to the stage. A man summoned to address the electorate who, upon mounting the podium, proceeded to lick the microphone in what could only be described as a bizarre attempt to test whether it was working. A man whose public addresses are routinely inaudible and indiscernible and who, since forcing his way into office, has refused to grant live press interviews because he knows the record of his stewardship cannot survive interrogation.

I listen to his ego-driven, uninspiring speeches and wonder how any clear-eyed Nigerian can support this man's continued self-deception and his conviction that he still possesses what it takes to govern a nation of over 200 million people. Like former President Buhari, who had no faith in Nigeria's health system and routinely flew to Britain for treatment of an undisclosed ailment, Tinubu is treading the same path while our health sector is starved of funding and left to stumble along on whatever meagre allocation survives the politics of the budget.

I believe those supporting Tinubu are not doing so out of patriotism. Many are invested in the corrupt status quo, a system deliberately designed to allow criminal networks to thrive while hardworking Nigerians break their backs paying predatory taxes that never return to them as infrastructure, opportunity, or dignity. The taxes flow upward, funding the luxury of a ruling class that has made an art of public theft as we currently witness.

We cannot continue to reinforce failure by pretending that Nigeria is fine. We must rise collectively, at the polls and reject Tinubu and his lieutenants before the cost of their misrule becomes irreversible.

We saw how former U.S. President Joe Biden chose to step away from the presidential race when his degenerative health made it clear he could no longer offer his country his best. That withdrawal of personal ambition was a rare and luminous act. It was a demonstration that the collective good must outweigh personal desire, and that no one man's legacy is worth the cost of poor governance.

Here in Nigeria, our inept Tinubu whose age and health records remain shrouded in mystery is refusing to take a bow. A man visibly worn and tired, yet clinging to the stage. A man summoned to address the electorate who, upon mounting the podium, proceeded to lick the microphone in what could only be described as a bizarre attempt to test whether it was working. A man whose public addresses are routinely inaudible and indiscernible and who, since forcing his way into office, has refused to grant live press interviews because he knows the record of his stewardship cannot survive interrogation.

I listen to his ego-driven, uninspiring speeches and wonder how any clear-eyed Nigerian can support this man's continued self-deception and his conviction that he still possesses what it takes to govern a nation of over 200 million people. Like former President Buhari, who had no faith in Nigeria's health system and routinely flew to Britain for treatment of an undisclosed ailment, Tinubu is treading the same path while our health sector is starved of funding and left to stumble along on whatever meagre allocation survives the politics of the budget.

I believe those supporting Tinubu are not doing so out of patriotism. Many are invested in the corrupt status quo, a system deliberately designed to allow criminal networks to thrive while hardworking Nigerians break their backs paying predatory taxes that never return to them as infrastructure, opportunity, or dignity. The taxes flow upward, funding the luxury of a ruling class that has made an art of public theft as we currently witness.

We cannot continue to reinforce failure by pretending that Nigeria is fine. We must rise collectively, at the polls and reject Tinubu and his lieutenants before the cost of their misrule becomes irreversible.

We saw how former U.S. President Joe Biden chose to step away from the presidential race when his degenerative health made it clear he could no longer offer his country his best. That withdrawal of personal ambition was a rare and luminous act. It was a demonstration that the collective good must outweigh personal desire, and that no one man's legacy is worth the cost of poor governance.

Here in Nigeria, our inept Tinubu whose age and health records remain shrouded in mystery is refusing to take a bow. A man visibly worn and tired, yet clinging to the stage. A man summoned to address the electorate who, upon mounting the podium, proceeded to lick the microphone in what could only be described as a bizarre attempt to test whether it was working. A man whose public addresses are routinely inaudible and indiscernible and who, since forcing his way into office, has refused to grant live press interviews because he knows the record of his stewardship cannot survive interrogation.

I listen to his ego-driven, uninspiring speeches and wonder how any clear-eyed Nigerian can support this man's continued self-deception and his conviction that he still possesses what it takes to govern a nation of over 200 million people. Like former President Buhari, who had no faith in Nigeria's health system and routinely flew to Britain for treatment of an undisclosed ailment, Tinubu is treading the same path while our health sector is starved of funding and left to stumble along on whatever meagre allocation survives the politics of the budget.

I believe those supporting Tinubu are not doing so out of patriotism. Many are invested in the corrupt status quo, a system deliberately designed to allow criminal networks to thrive while hardworking Nigerians break their backs paying predatory taxes that never return to them as infrastructure, opportunity, or dignity. The taxes flow upward, funding the luxury of a ruling class that has made an art of public theft as we currently witness.

We cannot continue to reinforce failure by pretending that Nigeria is fine. We must rise collectively, at the polls and reject Tinubu and his lieutenants before the cost of their misrule becomes irreversible.

We have about 133–140 million Nigerians living in poverty, that’s roughly 60–65% of the entire population.

Currently, Nigeria is among the poorest and most dangerous countries in the world.

Nigeria is not working and everyone knows it.

Supporting this government because of tribe, religion or what you are benefiting from is selfish, dangerous and unpatriotic.

We deserve security, electricity, water, good education, good healthcare, good roads and other basic needs but none are available.

This is not too much to ask.
It’s time to choose competence over identity.

Bola Ahmed Tinubu must be voted out come 2027

Nairalanders.... Please tag the APC "supporters" by their monikers

I really dislike the people who think politics is merely a game. Those people who are impressed by election riggers because they "know how to play politics”. Your quality of life is in the gutter but you're hailing the "master strategist.

Wealthyonos:
Some of our celebs can hype figures sha.

The person above you is extremely gullible

You can't support Tinubu and listen to him yesterday and be proud of except something is wrong with you upstairs.
Baba is the complete definition of being completely empty.

HacheNoire:
Fear of ADC? 🤣😂🤣😂

Make yourself happy! The only thing you won’t be able to spin is reality! It will hit you VERY hard!

Be patient!

That 2027 wey you dey look forward so in order to vote rubbish, you will not see it

Richtaiwo:
I didn't see you on that thread where okeshuku was arrested in India for powder deal. Why did you jump over that one? I pour you spit. Tueh.

Normal normal, I can't expect anything less than this from you.

Richtaiwo:
But headless mob keep chanting pitobi will remove Tinubu. Then I asked, just like that?

No strategy, no plan, no supporters, but he will win,just like that.

After election, they screaming "stolen manhood". As in, which manhood?

Threads that discuss how inflation under the Tinubu administration keeps rising, you go keep mute and jump pass am....

Hypocritical being!
I pour you spit!
Tueh!!🤮

Richtaiwo, come and kiss the truth here oooooo!

Yarimo, come see something wey go make that your weak preek stand ooooo

Chummynoni:
Watch the badtists come here to defend an obvious failure ... I gave up on some people when tinubu said he would continue from where buhari stopped , yet they voted for him . Buhari tenure that was like someone that did an exam that scored Negative when we know the worse would have been 0 .....

TimeManager will not come out and kiss this truth now ooooo

Ogun state is about to grow from worse to worst!

seunmsg:
Dude, it is Monday morning please, stop spamming my mention with irrelevant nonsense like this.

Shouldn't you be happy as he has given you something wey you fit use campaign for your incompetent laden "President"?

Validated:
It shows how unintelligent APC members are. Even the likes of yarimo, FreeStuffsNG, seunmsg and others do not know what APC mean in military circle.

As they've traded their brains for 2 derica size cups of rice, wetin you expect?

The glaring statistics of Bola Tinubu's policies.

Please is Kenya and oil producing nation? Do they have 3 refineries owned by their government, and another one by dangote, and is their minimum wage $72, are they covered in debts, do they have steady electricity too? Do banditry and kidnapping happen on daily bases with perpetrators brought to books. APC should not take Nigerians for a joke. This is why we must vote them out. Words without definite actions when innocent are dying in their numbers and government do nothing, but prepare speeches. Enough is enough. You cannot and will never feel the pains of a grieving mother who lost her only son or of the family members who lost their brothers, sisters, uncles, fathers to bandits. Many may never achieve destiny again because their helpers were killed for a course of defending a nation, that played politics with the lives of its citizens. God bless Nigerian and Nigerians and most importantly.... God punish APC and their ediotic supporters.