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Akinboboz:Tinubu has to be discussed on every thread, bro. He is the president, for Pete’s sake. His policies are affecting him, you, and every Nigerian And on this whole demarketing Tinubu talk… that’s funny. Tinubu is basically the chief demarketer of his own administration. |
RealityKings1:I no get am, and if I knew the answer, I for don answer the question. But I don’t know the answer. You, on the other hand, sef no know the answer, yet you chose to engage in that disgraceful blackmail that has no bearing on the subject matter. |
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. |
RealityKings1:Enough of this disgraceful blackmail, answer the question correctly and claim your N1 million. |
Oyedele is being economical with the truth. If there’s any doubt about the state of the economy, he should compare notes with Wale Edun. A bad product is a bad product. No amount of propaganda, media tours, or economic spin will convince Nigerians their lives are improving. Tinubu is Nigeria’s chief de-marketer to the world. Investors watch policies, stability, and outcomes not speeches. |
aswani:At no point did you mention that Edo people would vote for Tinubu because he has performed creditably well and positively improved their lives. That alone says enough. I won’t engage you any further. |
yarimo:Actually, Dokubo spoke the minds of you and your ilks, not the majority of Nigerians around the world. And as for the hell he’s talking about, Nigerians are already living in hell under Tinubu. So, a vote for Obi is no longer a vote into hell, but a vote out of the hell Tinubu has plunged Nigerians into. |
Freetech:I don’t know why Obi’s statement pains you this much, but if we’re talking about poverty creators, look in the mirror, Tinubu is Nigeria’s biggest poverty creator in history. |
aswani:Why? Because Okpebholo promised Tinubu 2.5 million votes, or because Edo people suddenly love Tinubu that much? |
fergie001:If we’re being honest about the reality on ground, Tinubu has no business sweeping anywhere, not even the Southwest. He is the most unpopular president in Nigeria’s history. No other Nigerian president comes close when it comes to public dissatisfaction and rejection. |
Iyeku:So his alliance with APC is strategy, but everyone else’s alliance is 419? That level of hypocrisy needs medical attention |
yarimo:You are the biggest loser |
Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Benjamin Kalu has urged the Abia State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to zone the party’s governorship ticket to the Senatorial Zone of the State Governor Alex Otti. In a Thursday statement signed by Levinus Nwabughiogu, the Chief Press Secretary to the Deputy Speaker, House of Representatives, Kalu stated this while receiving members of the APC at his Bende country home on Wednesday. Kalu urged aspirants, especially governorship aspirants, to remain committed to their ambitions, compete openly, and avoid complacency. He also encouraged all aspirants of the APC in the state to remain committed to their ambitions, insisting that the state must align with the Federal Government. Speaking when he received one of the frontline aspirants, Dr Eric Opah, Kalu asked the aspirants not to give up, promising his full support across all levels. He said, “Let me tell you, anybody who has picked a form, keep trying to be on the ballot paper. Don’t give up because Benjamin Kalu is not going for the Governorship. That’s my message to everyone. Tell them push, nobody should relent because the same fire we started this fight with, we’re not going to drop it. “I said the fire we started this struggle with, we are not going to drop it. We will push it like that till the end. It is only in that fire that we can make somebody a governor. It is only in that fire that we can make somebody a House of Assembly member. It is only in that fire that we can make somebody a House of Rep member. “It is only in that fire that senators will emerge. It is only in that fire that the President will emerge with our contribution from Abia State. We’re not going to relent; we’re going to support. Thank you, my brother, for coming to tell me formally in my place of birth that you are running.” Kalu disclosed that he had previously received formal notifications from former Minister of State for Science, Technology and Innovation, Chief Henry Ikoh and Mascot Uzor Kalu, saying the party’s door remained open to everyone. The Deputy Speaker, however, suggested consensus first as a mode of primaries, noting that direct primaries will be adopted where necessary, and also cautioning against moving the party’s governorship ticket outside Abia Central Senatorial District. Kalu emphasised that power rotation is important to maintain the state zoning formula. He said, “Others have come to the office. I have received a former Minister, Ikoh, who came to inform me. I have also received Mascot Uzor Kalu, who came to inform me. The place is open. Let all of you go. It’s either you agree with one another or we’ll go for direct primaries. But if you ask me, just like other political parties in Nigeria, they are currently zoning their Presidential seat to the South, because the current President is from the South. Kalu added, “It will be wrong for APC in the state to zone the Governorship ticket away from where the current Governor is operating from. It will be wrong. The current Governor is using the slot of the Central to govern Abia State. It will be wrong to zone it outside the central area. “I’m not from the Central. Those are some of the issues that made me stay where I am. The rotation in Abia State went from North to Central to South. Yes, it was supposed to come back to North to start another movement, but it was dropped at the Central. And every time it gets to a particular zone, it stays for 8 years. If you take it from there, you will rubbish the formula of power rotation.” “My appeal to APC members is to remember what has united us as a people in Abia State, that has reduced the rancour, the acrimony, the violence during election, is this zoning. It has increased the cohesion for us as politicians. Let us respect that for the sake of cohesion. Let us focus on where the current governor is, return the power there, let Umunna choose who they want”, he said. Referencing the past, Kalu revisited a viral video two years ago where he said “APC will take Abia” in 2027, saying that many misinterpreted his remarks as a personal bid for office. He argued that Abia’s distance from federal power has cost the state opportunities, and aligning with the centre is the fastest way to close the gap. He said, “I made a statement some years ago, and people thought I was talking about myself. I said APC will take Abia, and they were thinking that Benjamin Kalu was saying it about himself, but every day it is getting real that it was not about self. The video trended with people shouting you want to chase out the governor, you want to be governor. They thought we were coming to write the results with rigging. “They even asked that we write our wills, but my focus was galvanising a capable grassroots while they were busy attacking my person, career and even family. Today, we have a capable grassroots ready to win every election in Abia state. Today, as you watch my steps, it’s unfolding that it is not about self.” “The party at the centre has access to resources that Abians were supposed to benefit from. And I am there. No matter what anyone tells you, Abia is too far from the centre. We can come closer. What are we losing by coming closer or integrating our state into the mainstream politics in Nigeria? Why must we be isolated? You are saying it doesn’t matter. It matters because you don’t know what we are losing,” he explained. The Deputy Speaker commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s commitment to true federalism, saying it creates room for sub-nationals to be stronger. “You are clapping your hands for those roads because you don’t know how many we could get. You are clapping your hands because the past administrations may not have released the kind of money the President is releasing now. My President is being celebrated in the whole of Nigeria because he believes in true federalism. This is a President who believes that the sub nationals should be strong. This State, in appreciation, should align”, Kalu said https://www.tvcnews.tv/deputy-reps-speaker-urges-abia-apc-to-zone-guber-ticket-to-ottis-senatorial-district/ |
Let the campaigns begin |
I see pains in Wike's eyes How does this concern him His alliance with APC is what? Thunder 🔥⚡🔥⚡ him there |
When is Wike declaring for president |
esnbrutality:We are waiting for Goodluck Jonathan to also declare too It's the southern turn |
Seyi Makinde for president It's the southern turn |
Another worthless post on X from a Tinubu supporter....and, as usual, the rest will run with it |
I can understand Bayo Onanuga’s confusion. A man who serves propaganda for a living will naturally be shocked when he encounters someone speaking with consistency and integrity. He is loyal to Tinubu, an internationally notorious individual, forger and identity thiéf whose words can't be trusted. so he assumes every politician operates on the same template. That’s the environment he’s used to. But Peter Obi is not his principal. Not everyone treats public trust like a disposable campaign flyer. Honestly, I don’t understand why Peter Obi’s one-term pledge is being overflogged as though he proposed abolishing the Constitution. The Constitution already provides four years per term and a maximum of two terms. So what exactly is the crisis here? The real issue is not tenure length, but what is done with the tenure. Tinubu’s administration did not need four years to push Nigeria deeper into debt, worsen inflation, multiply hardship, weaken the naira, worsen insecurity, and normalize darkness as a national policy through endless electricity failures and grid collapse So if damage can be done this quickly, why are people pretending meaningful progress cannot also happen within four years? Nigerians are not asking for long speeches or long tenures anymore. They are asking for competence, credibility, and results. |
I can understand Bayo Onanuga’s confusion. A man who serves propaganda for a living will naturally be shocked when he encounters someone speaking with consistency and integrity. He is loyal to Tinubu, an internationally notorious individual, forger and identity thiéf whose words can't be trusted. so he assumes every politician operates on the same template. That’s the environment he’s used to. But Peter Obi is not his principal. Not everyone treats public trust like a disposable campaign flyer. Honestly, I don’t understand why Peter Obi’s one-term pledge is being overflogged as though he proposed abolishing the Constitution. The Constitution already provides four years per term and a maximum of two terms. So what exactly is the crisis here? The real issue is not tenure length, but what is done with the tenure. Tinubu’s administration did not need four years to push Nigeria deeper into debt, worsen inflation, multiply hardship, weaken the naira, worsen insecurity, and normalize darkness as a national policy through endless electricity failures and grid collapse So if damage can be done this quickly, why are people pretending meaningful progress cannot also happen within four years? Nigerians are not asking for long speeches or long tenures anymore. They are asking for competence, credibility, and results. |
I honestly don’t understand why Peter Obi’s one term of four years pledge is being overflogged as though he said something unusual. Even the constitution provides four years per term, with a maximum of two terms. So, if Peter Obi says he intends to serve just one term of four years, why should that be a problem? The real question should be: is four years enough to make a meaningful impact on Nigerians and national development? Of course, it is. If it didn’t take up to four years for Tinubu’s administration to plunge the country into unprecedented debt, inflict untold hardship, worsen inflation and insecurity, and leave Nigerians battling persistent electricity blackouts, then four years is certainly enough to create positive change and meaningful development. The debate shouldn’t be about the length of the tenure, but the impact of the tenure. |
Welcome on board The more the merrier |
AdolfHitlerxXx:Deflecting won’t help when the real issue is selective comprehension. You understood perfectly when criticizing Obasanjo, but suddenly your brain develops buffering issues once Tinubu’s failures enter the conversation. You can chose to become a Nairaland doctor, diagnosing other comments but refused to diagnose yourself and acknowledge the fact that there's a disconnect somewhere between your medulla oblongata and your ability to think |
AdolfHitlerxXx:Funny how you admitted you criticized Obasanjo and still acknowledge he was a huge failure, yet the moment Tinubu is mentioned your emotions start doing gymnastics. I honestly don’t know why you’re this embittered. And for someone talking about eye and brain transplants, maybe start with a mirror check first, because defending the biggest economic disaster Nigerians are currently enduring is not intelligence, it’s loyalty without logic. |
AdolfHitlerxXx:Have you also criticized Tinubu because he is the biggest failure this country has ever witnessed? |
We’re no longer talking about competence and capability. Na who wife fine pass. I weep |
Homeland Security: Replace NSA Ribadu if you lack confidence in him – ADC to Tinubu Homeland Security: Replace NSA Ribadu if you lack confidence in him – ADC to TinubuPublished on May 12, 2026By Seun Opejobi The National Publicity Secretary of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, Bolaji Abdullahi, has charged President Bola Tinubu to replace the National Security Adviser, NSA, Nuhu Ribadu, if he lacks confidence in his ability to tackle security issues in Nigeria. Abdullahi was reacting to Tinubu’s appointment of Major General Adeyinka Fadewa (Rtd.) as Special Adviser on Homeland Security. Tinubu had made the appointment to recognize Fadewa’s exceptional record of service, strategic expertise and outstanding contributions to Nigeria’s national security architecture. Reacting, Abdullahi said the use of “Homeland” better suits countries like the United States, US, Germany, Israel or Palestine. Posting on X, he maintained that such a portfolio is meaningless in Nigeria. He wrote: “President Tinubu has just appointed a Major General as ‘Special Adviser on Homeland Security.’ “The term ‘homeland’ is ideological and historically rooted. It makes sense in contexts like the United States, Germany, Israel or Palestine. In Nigeria, it is largely meaningless. “If the President no longer has confidence in his National Security Adviser, he should simply replace him, not create a new office with a copycat title.” https://dailypost.ng/2026/05/12/homeland-security-replace-nsa-ribadu-if-you-lack-confidence-in-him-adc-to-tinubu/ |
WizardOfNG:If Tinubu has already won before a vote is cast, then maybe advise INEC to save Nigerians the almost N1 trillion election budget and just announce him immediately. Why waste money conducting elections if the outcome is supposedly predetermined? Also, criticism of Tinubu is not extremism, hatred, or tribalism. Nigerians across every tribe and religion are complaining because hardship has no ethnicity. Hunger is not Yoruba, insecurity is not Igbo, and inflation is not Hausa. And please, nobody is demarketing Tinubu. Tinubu is the demarketer-in-chief of his own administration. And the irony is that you accuse others of demarketing him while simultaneously admitting people are rejecting him in large numbers. That rejection is not manufactured; it is the natural consequence of governance Nigerians can feel in their pockets every single day. Spare us the emotional blackmail about breakfast and extremism. Citizens questioning a government is democracy, not terrorism. If Tinubu’s performance is truly excellent, Nigerians will reward him with votes. If not, no amount of gaslighting, ethnic baiting, or fear mongering will rescue a bad government |
yarimo:Take it easy, Yarimo. You’re choking yourself into the abyss |
Everyone is rejecting Bola Tinubu .... old and young, Muslims, Christians, traditionalists, atheists… literally everyone, irrespective of tribe, ethnicity, or religion. Deep down, even Tinubu knows he has failed woefully and spectacularly and doesn’t deserve reelection. If Tinubu were in the opposition, even he would reject Tinubu. |
There will be wailing, shedding of tears and gnashing of teeth on this wonderful thread |
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