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LordviccoDaGuru:If you want to be honest with yourself This question should rather be directed at Tinubu. What exactly does Tinubu want to do if he is re-elected for a second term? What does he still want to tell Nigerians he plans to do? His first term has been a huge failure, inflicting untold hardship and strife on Nigerians, worsening insecurity, skyrocketing inflation, a collapsing naira, and a battered economy. The constant electricity he promised, he has failed to deliver. In fact, he openly said that if he could not provide stable electricity, Nigerians should not vote for him for a second term. Infact, the Renewed Hope agenda has turned out to be nothing but a scam. |
God bless Yoruba women |
The Tinubu government hates it when you ask for the achievements from all the foreign trips Tinubu has embarked on. |
It is good that they are now being exposed by their own lies, falsehoods, and propaganda. If someone had told Bayo Onanuga back then that the military under the Tinubu government lied, he and other Tinubu’s supporters would have labelled the person a bitter loser, a terrorist sympathiser, and an enemy of Nigeria who was simply bitter about the so-called successes recorded by the Tinubu regime in the fight against terrorism. |
DomPerignon:DomPerignon minister of Peter Obi affairs |
No reason at all Even opposition-Tinubu will have no reason to vote Tinubu |
The only person who is unintelligent here is the X poster. When Tinubu was attacking Jonathan, saying the insecurity under Goodluck Jonathan proved there was no government and asking him to resign, was he spreading Good news? I’ve said it before and I’ll keep saying it: I’m yet to see a Tinubu/APC supporter wey him head dey correct |
TimeManager:You are a first class what......? Fill in the space, please be truthful |
madridguy:When will you too try your best and contest? On this mandate you’ve been standing and defending, isn’t it time you were rewarded? Na only N30k data boy jobs and Amaechi’s 2014 donated laptops you go dey remain? |
Chai… so what happens to the City Boy movement now? Will devotion and dedication continue as usual? |
omenka:Are you sure you’re feeling well, bro? The post is about Gumi’s reaction to the killing of ISIS’s second-in-command by American forces working with the Nigerian military. How did Obidients enter the conversation? |
Elrufai is Tinubu's political prisoner |
EmptyGarden:Absolutely, lesson had to be taught. |
So the Tinubu regime lied to us in 2024 |
Evelynluv20:It's a democracy NDC party is not an Igbo party, David Odijie is not an Igbo man When will you buy your own form to contest |
So for years, this country has been hosting ISIS’s global second-in-command… Na waooo! |
So for years, this country has been hosting ISIS’s global second-in-command… Na waooo! |
thesicilian:You Tinubu/APC supporters have been calling suffering Nigerians lazy, wailers and enemies of progress. |
Kenneth Is Simply An Actor,He's Clearly Playing Script;The Only Difference Is He Changed Stage-Ogene Hon. Afam Ogene, a longtime ally of Peter Obi, has dismissed recent criticisms of the former Labour Party presidential candidate by actor-turned-politician Kenneth Okonkwo, describing the attacks as politically motivated. Ogene, who represents the Ogbaru Federal Constituency of Anambra State and recently defected to the NDC, made the remarks during an interview on SYMFONI TV while reacting to Okonkwo’s recent comments against Obi. The lawmaker said Okonkwo’s criticism should not be taken seriously, insisting that the former Labour Party spokesman was merely playing a role designed by political interests. “Kenneth Okonkwo is simply an actor. An actor is one who plays any assigned role. He is clearly playing a script. The only difference is that he has changed stage,” Ogene said during the interview. The comments come amid growing political realignments ahead of the 2027 general elections, with several former allies of Obi publicly taking differing positions on the future of the opposition movement. Okonkwo, who was one of Obi’s vocal supporters during the 2023 presidential campaign, has in recent months emerged as one of his critics. Ogene, however, maintained that Obi remains focused on issues affecting ordinary Nigerians rather than political distractions. According to him, the former Anambra governor continues to enjoy widespread grassroots support across the country despite attacks from former associates and political opponents |
A4alpha:I have said it before and I will continue to say it: I am yet to see any Tinubu/APC supporter wey get correct head. You fit correct me if I wrong |
I am yet to see any Tinubu/APC supporter wey head dey correct |
benardtotti:You are actually the biggest 🤡 |
Dalohad:You’re right, bro. Tinubu seems to have a soft spot for forgers, identity thieves, and people with questionable dates of birth. You can’t really blame him sha, his life has long been surrounded by forgeries, identity thievery, and inconsistencies about his date of birth. And ironically, one of the electoral reforms he pushed was removing certificate forgery as grounds for disqualifying a candidate during an election petition. |
Nijablast:Can you amount to anything in life? |
Counterigbolies:Listen bro, Inconsequential voters are exactly why politicians campaign, panic, and spend billions every election cycle. The irony is that while Nigerians are battling inflation, hunger, insecurity, and debt, some people like you type still think citizens questioning leadership are the problem. And the confidence in this your statement is hilarious, even Tinubu himself probably wouldn’t display this level of crass ignorance mixed with unfounded arrogance. Democracy doesn’t require meagre votes, it requires enough fed-up citizens. That’s usually how governments get voted out. |
“We have a very dynamic youthful population, restless and not ready to accept any excuses. As a politician, if I don’t prepare them for that, they will vote me out." - President Tinubu They will surely vote him out because, unfortunately, instead of preparing Nigerian youths for opportunities, he plunged the nation into hardship, high inflation, hunger, worsening insecurity, and endless debt. |
They will surely vote him out because, unfortunately, instead of preparing Nigerian youths for opportunities, he plunged the nation into hardship, high inflation, hunger, worsening insecurity, and endless debt. |
“Forged Certificate Clause” — Lawyer Asks Court To Nullify Electoral Act 2026 Over Alleged Constitutional Conlict A human rights lawyer, Nkereuwem Akpan, has asked a Federal High Court in Abuja to nullify the newly enacted Electoral Act 2026 over a provision he said conflicts with constitutional requirements on forged certificates by political aspirants. In an originating summons filed before the court, Akpan argued that Section 138 of the Electoral Act 2026, which removes forged certificates as a ground for challenging elections, is inconsistent with Sections 66(1)(i), 137(1)(j), 182(1)(j) and 107(1)(i) of the 1999 Constitution, which bar persons who submit forged certificates from contesting for the offices of President, Governor, and membership of the National and State Houses of Assembly. Akpan, who sued as a citizen of Nigeria, joined the National Assembly and the Independent National Electoral Commission as defendants in the suit. He is asking the court to determine whether he is entitled to seek interpretation of the relevant constitutional provisions under Sections 6(6)(a)(b), 36(1), 66(1)(i), 137(1)(j), 182(1)(j), 107(1)(i) and 251 of the 1999 Constitution in relation to the Electoral Act. In the suit marked FHC/ABJ/554/2026, dated March 10 and filed on March 16, Akpan also asked the court to interpret Section 1(3) of the Constitution, which provides that where any law is inconsistent with the Constitution, the Constitution shall prevail and the inconsistent law shall be void to the extent of the inconsistency. Therefore, he is praying the court for a declaration that “in pre-qualifying candidates for any ongoing or future elections, the 2nd Defendant, INEC, cannot validly ignore the express provisions of Sections 66(1)(i), 137(1)(j), 182(1)(j), and 107(1)(i) of the Constitution, which bar individuals who submit forged certificates from contesting for the offices of President, Governor, and membership of the National and State Houses of Assembly in view of the provision of Section 138 of the Electoral Act 2026. “A declaration that in the resolution of any post- or pre-election contest, dispute and/or litigation, the courts cannot give any preeminence to the provisions of Section 138 of the Electoral Act 2026 over and above the provisions of Sections 66(1)(i), 137(1)(j), 182(1)(j), and 107(1)(i) of the Constitution, which bar individuals who submit forged certificates from contesting for the offices of President, Governor, and membership of the National and State Houses of Assembly. “General damages in the sum of N5 million against the 1st Defendant, the National Assembly. “Such exemplary/punitive damages against the 1st Defendant as the court may deem fit.” Akpan also asked the court to award the cost of the action and direct the National Assembly to publish an apology to Nigerians in at least 20 national newspapers and on its website for what he described as a “flagrant abuse of their oath of allegiance.” Justice Obiora Egwuatu has fixed June 22 for hearing of the suit. https://thenigerialawyer.com/forged-certificate-clause-lawyer-asks-court-to-nullify-electoral-act-2026-over-alleged-constitutional-conflict/ |
insidelife22:Fact! |
RealityKings1:Go back and read my comment, bro.... I already answered the question. |
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