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Cyberterror:You have made it a habit to dodge the issues raised and run straight into Peter Obi obsession. The article listed hunger, inflation, insecurity, collapsing businesses, electricity blackout, kidnappings, and the hardship Nigerians face daily, yet your only response is Agulu fraudster. If anyone is truly a fraudster, we all know who fits that description and it is certainly not Peter Obi. But you are so obsessed with Peter Obi that even when threads are discussing the unprecedented suffering under Tinubu, you still cannot mention one tangible achievement that justifies reelection. Not one. What exactly should Tinubu seek reelection for? Is it For record food prices? Or For the worst cost-of-living crisis in decades? For a naira in free fall? For mass poverty and unemployment? For endless killings, kidnappings and beheadings? Or for turning Renewed Hope into renewed hardship and death and finally a huge scam And using APC primaries as proof of a massive crowd of Nigerians supporting Tinubu must be one of the silliest arguments ever especially when Nigerians watched APC party officials and members struggle to count numbers correctly, jumping from 50 to 1,000 and then magically to 50,000. Nigerians are not blind to the reality they live with every day. Propaganda cannot fill empty stomachs or secure unsafe streets. The real shock in 2027 will be Nigerians democratically rejecting suffering disguised as governan |
leanonme82:Kindly Take this Dumebi Kachikwu fake news from NTA to the nearest dustbin in your neighborhood, that’s exactly where it belongs |
He has stolen the students’ future, putting their future in jeopardy, just as Tinubu has stolen the future of Nigerians, ushering in nothing but hardship and death. The school proprietor and Tinubu have one thing in common: fraud, wickedness, and looting |
What Nigerians were promised as Renewed Hope has become renewed hardship, hunger, insecurity, darkness, and sorrow. In almost three years, the Tinubu administration has delivered crushing inflation, unbearable food prices, worsening insecurity, collapsing naira and businesses, mass suffering, and a total loss of public confidence. Under the current administration, the security situation has deteriorated badly. Across the country, citizens, schoolchildren, teachers, and parents continue to face kidnappings, killings, and violent attacks, while the Tinubu regime have failed to respond with the urgency and seriousness the crisis demands. Infant, there has been no clear sense of national emergency despite the growing fear and bloodshed. Today, millions of Nigerians cannot afford basic necessities. Electricity is practically non-existent, healthcare is in ruins, unemployment is devastating, and youth frustration is boiling over. The economic and unemployment situation has become so unbearable that even official unemployment figures have faded from public discussion while citizens battle daily for survival. For perhaps the first time in Nigeria’s democratic history, an incumbent president seeking reelection faces a nation where many citizens struggle to point to any meaningful positive impact on their lives. Instead, the country is sinking deeper into poverty, fear, and hopelessness. Even more shameful is the state of healthcare. In year 2025, a single private individual made more visible and impactful healthcare interventions than the federal government’s efforts and even outspent the Tinubu administration. This further reflects the administration’s neglect and complacency toward the welfare of the Nigerian people. The so-called Renewed Hope agenda has become, a scam wrapped in propaganda. Another four years on this trajectory could push Nigeria further toward national decline. Nigerians must reject hardship, reject economic degradation, reject insecurity, and reject leadership that has brought more pain than progress. Nigerians must rise democratically and vote out this regime before hardship, insecurity completely buries the future of the nation. |
MaziObinnaokija:The gods no show you say the mandate wey you dey stand on for Tinubu don become mandate of hardship and death |
Former Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, has emerged as the governorship candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) for the 2027 election in Kebbi State.https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/05/malami-wins-kebbi-adc-governorship-ticket/
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Tochitee:At least na former governor. You nko, wetin you be? Person wey never chop, wey never amount to anything for life apart from coming to Nairaland dey rant, dey call another person coward. |
He laid the foundation in 2008 under Fashola’s administration, and today he is laying the foundation for extreme hardship and death across the entire country. |
Willy2025:If you are not a coward, what stopped you from slogging it out with him for the ADC presidential ticket? After all, na one head he get too. |
ThiefnubuBandit:Burob doesn't answer questions |
dominique:You mean on the plane to the world cup |
fuckJones:Hahaahahhahhah! |
DomPerignon:So these two states are the only ones in the federation violating Tinubu’s local government autonomy policy and ironically, both governors are standing on Tinubu’s mandate. |
DomPerignon:Which grip again on the illegal consolidated state and local govt revenue account are you talking about, I thought Tinubu implemented local government autonomy |
Obiedun:This emotional blackmail isn’t why we’re here. Kindly take this tired blackmail out of here and off the Nairaland thread. So because he benefited politically before, he should now keep quiet about the level of impunity, insecurity, hardship, and deaths that have become the hallmark of Tinubu’s administration? Are you genuinely happy with the state of the country, or loyalty has now replaced common sense? |
Daguccizgreat:An absolute, indisputable fact And he will be back soon to become a national leader of APC |
Lithiumite:You are literally living through the hardship, hunger, insecurity, and suffering brought by Tinubu’s mandate of death, yet with the little strength left, your daily mission on Nairaland is still shouting “Peter Obi lamba master” instead of demanding accountability from the people you voted for. At some point, you need to stop defending failure with propaganda and insults. Have some sense, bro. |
phemray:Funny how you still have to recycle the same tired lies about workers cursing Obi years later just to justify the disaster Nigerians are currently living through. You don’t need falsehoods and malicious propaganda to discuss leadership if your side truly has results to defend. Obi talks about injustice because leadership is about empathy and speaking up when citizens are affected, whether it’s attacks on supporters, demolitions, or economic hardship crushing millions today. That’s called humanity, not weakness. And this Obi supporters are aggressive angle is always the lazy escape route whenever people cannot defend hunger, inflation, insecurity, and the suffering Nigerians are facing under Tinubu. Citizens are angry because the country is hard, not because anyone forced them to support Obi. You claimed Nigerians dodged a bullet in Peter Obi, only for the country to land on a ballistic bomb called Tinubu, a mandate that has brought unprecedented hardship, hunger, hopelessness, and deaths across the nation in less than 3 years. A good market sells itself, you said? Exactly. That’s why after almost 3 years, Nigerians are already questioning the market they were sold in 2023. |
AareGaa:People don already dey run mad standing on Tinubu's mandate of hardship and death |
Bluntemperor:Calling out political absurdity is not hatred or bigotry. What is truly ridiculous is normalizing eye service and propaganda so extreme that the country has rarely witnessed anything like it. |
I never knew Umahi was this much of a drunkard, at this point, he deserves a professorship in drunkenness. |
favor914:While you are supporting Tinubu's mandate of hardships and deaths |
How can Tinubu’s challenger, who is from Edo State, secure just a single vote across the wards that make up Edo State? Okpebholo really needs to calm down with this extreme level of eye service and political absurdity , the country has rarely witnessed anything this ridiculous. |
Britishpea:You’re clearly not in control of your emotions anymore, you might need serious help. |
I really pity Fubara. But he shouldn’t leave without a fight, he has absolutely nothing to lose. We cannot afford another Ambode situation again. |
They are not campaigning on their achievements because there are none. Or do you expect them to campaign on the hardship and deaths that have become the hallmark of Tinubu’s mandate? |
Britishpea:I feel your anguish and sivia pains I am not responsible for it |
Britishpea:Tinubu whom you believe is not always about optics and ops, what have been the outcomes of all the propaganda? A mandate of hardship and death. Thunder 🔥 ⚡ 🔥⚡ you there |
He is already taking action and carrying himself presidentially. Nigeria truly missed it in 2023. By now, nobody would be talking about Tinubu’s mandate of hardship and death that has engulfed the entire country in barely two years of his regime. |
Parachoko:Stop leaping into every Peter Obi thread like an antelope and go defend Tinubu’s mandate of hardship and death, that is where your energy is needed most. |
Of course, democracy is not sustained by noise. But the truth is that Tinubu, the NADECO wannabe, operates a version of what he calls democracy, powered by baba sope political patronage machinery fused with a drug-cartel mentality, a combination that has delivered nothing but a mandate of hardship and death. |
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