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Now that Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State has decisively defeated the governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Munirudeen Oyebamiji, it is hoped that the federal government would release the withheld statutory allocations of the 30 local governments in the state.https://www.thisdaylive.com/2026/08/30/its-time-to-release-osun-lg-allocations/
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nothingspoil70:That’s not ideal, bro. The message is only as credible as the messenger. If the messenger lacks credibility and integrity, what good can possibly come from what such an individual puts forward? |
Kemi Adeosun and Tinubu have one thing in common: both are certificate forgers. |
iwaeda:Walahi! Atiku is going all out for his jugular. No holding back. |
That’s apparently the only qualification for being part of Tinubu’s team.....not competence, not integrity. |
frankson1:Did my comment violate any rule |
Honestly Tinubu committed economic arson |
Alliswell248:Are you referring to his achievements and accomplishment in drug trafficking, identity thievery, and certificate forgery |
Tinubu is nothing but a mere mortal. I understand why some people would rather arrogate the status of a demigod to him, given that he is a drug baron, identity thief, certificate forger, and all But strip away the mythology, the propaganda, and the theatrics: Tinubu is still a mere mortal. |
Typical, lets see the edit |
This is nothing short of an international disgrace. Tinubu has disgraced this country on the world stage. |
All these are social media stunts and content creation. There’s no polling unit on social media. I repeat: there’s no polling unit on social media. |
Yari should concentrate on how to market Tinubu, because El-Rufai did much more than this, but today, he’s in Tinubu’s gulag. |
FSBoperator:The irony is that you accuse others of gaslighting while inventing a premise the OP never made. Your jaundiced claim that the OP was reacting to the Abuja conference or that Ohanaeze’s alleged walkout was the trigger, is completely unfounded. The OP never alluded to it. Unless, of course, you’re the OP yourself, running an alternate account, which would raise a rather interesting question about Nairaland Rule 19. And spare us the ethnic sermon. You’re a notorious Tinubu-Yoruba supporter whose activities here are well known, yet you suddenly become a self-appointed historian whenever the subject is Igbo. You have no problem when Yoruba-speaking groups outside the Southwest identify with the wider Yoruba identity, but mention Igbo identity and suddenly the tribal alarm bells start ringing. It’s election season. Tell Nigerians what Tinubu has actually done to deserve a second term instead of recycling ethnic bile, historical distortions and divisive propaganda. The war ended in 1970. Your obsession with keeping it alive says more about you than it does about the Igbos. |
chrisxxx:I still find it difficult to understand and wrap my head around the purpose of this thread at this point, or what exactly you intend to achieve with this skewed narrative about slavery and whatnot. The war ended in 1970. Long before you were born. You know nothing about the war beyond the lies, falsehoods, misinformation, and deliberate propaganda you were fed. Ojukwu and those around him did what they believed they had to do under the circumstances they found themselves in, to save their region and the Igbos. Don’t blame him for that. You are not Igbo. The Igbos who fought the war have long since moved on, living their lives, building businesses, and establishing themselves in every cranny of this country. It’s election season. Focus on Tinubu and his calamitous policies masquerading as economic reforms, and spare us this ethnic, tribal bigotry and divisive campaign you keep displaying here. The war ended in 1970. You missed it. The Igbos survived it. And somehow, you’re still fighting it. |
yarimo:And what is, "he wants the Igbo to concentrate in their 5 state? |
What about the president's appointee who collected N400 million bribe |
chrisxxx:What is the purpose of this thread? |
With just a couple of months to the election and absolutely nothing to show Nigerians, they’ve now resorted to bandying figures and amounts around, hoping to bamboozle and deceive their TATA boys. Nigerians, obviously, are not buying it. |
Daguccizgreat:It's actually the turn of nigerians |
Which reforms Did Tinubu say that there's any reforms in our elections |
Nice one Mr. EFCC Chairman, Let me blow the first whistle. The attached picture is more than enough evidence. Now, can I have my 5% whistleblower’s cut from the contents of those bullion vans?
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"Lagos to Ibadan with full tank before Tinubu's removal of subsidy was about N15,000. After removal, it is now N91,000. So, tell me how the removal of subsidy helped us," Is this an economic reform or economic ruin? Make This Make Sense |
OAFMods:A typical TATA boy comment. You only need to read it once to know that the brain has stop working
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A renowned Nigerian Islamic cleric, Sheikh Abdurrahman Abubakar Azzamfari, has debunked reports that 500 northern Islamic scholars who attended a ‘Muslim Intellectual Forum’ meeting in Jigawa endorsed President Bola Tinubu for re-election in 2027, describing the claim as false and misleading. Arewa PUNCH recalls that while reading the forum’s resolution, the Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Muttaka Darma, said that more than 500 Islamic scholars, preachers, and clerics from the 19 northern states and the FCT who attended the meeting had passed a vote of confidence on President Bola Tinubu and called on Nigerians to support his re-election bid in 2027. While denying the endorsement claim, the cleric said the statement attributed to Islamic scholars after the Saturday meeting in Dutse, Jigawa State, was never agreed to by those present. Sheikh Azzamfari made the disclosure in a video message that went viral on social media platforms, including Facebook on Monday. “The talk that 500 scholars at the meeting agreed to endorse and re-elect Tinubu is not true. That was not discussed with us at all,” he said in the video sighted by Arewa PUNCH correspondent. He also denied reports that the scholars gave “100 per cent” support to the President’s second-term bid. According to him, if the forum truly wanted their endorsement, they should have first listened to their advice and implemented it. “If they want us to support Tinubu, let them hear our views and suggestions, and let us see them carried out in truth,” he said. The scholar added that any agreement made between them and the government should be in writing and given to them as evidence before they could publicly back Tinubu. He explained that the Jigawa meeting was the fifth in a series of gatherings organised by the ‘Muslim Intellectual Forum’ since April this year. “The first meeting was in Kaduna, the second in Abuja, the third and fourth also in Kaduna, and now, the fifth in Jigawa,” he recalled. Sheikh Azzamfari who said he attended three of the five meetings, including the Abuja meeting, the third Kaduna meeting, and the latest one in Jigawa, disclosed that 12 scholars were selected from each northern state to attend the Jigawa meeting, and all of them arrived safely and returned safely. The cleric said the forum was initially presented to them as a non-political platform to help government and support citizens facing hardship. “They told us we were invited not for politics, but to help government and to distribute support to the people as those close to them,” he said. He added that scholars were also asked to advise the government on mistakes and how to correct them. “That is why no good citizen would reject such a call,” he noted. Related News 2027: Ogun PDP Reps candidate promises projects Tinubu orders comprehensive football reform 2027: FG agency heads begin mobilisation for Tinubu’s re-election Further recalling, Sheikh Azzamfari said, at the Abuja meeting, the group was named the ‘Muslim Intellectual Forum’ and a WhatsApp group was created for members. However, he expressed disappointment with how later meetings were conducted, especially in Kaduna where rice and money were to be distributed. “We were gathered there with loud music. Only Allah knows the kind of distress we went through because of that music,” he said. He observed that scholars tried to give advice at the meetings but were not given the opportunity. Speaking on the Jigawa meeting, he lamented that participants were kept waiting from 11am until after 2:30pm before officials and governors spoke. “After the governors spoke, journalists were sent out. Later they were called back and told that we endorsed Tinubu’s re-election,” he remarked. The cleric described the development as embarrassing, saying it looked like children were being played with in front of governors and top officials. “Only one scholar from Kano was allowed to speak for two minutes out of the over 500 scholars gathered. Then he was stopped,” he informed via the video. However, Sheikh Azzamfari said he was surprised by the reaction of members of the public to the communique that was read. He said if he wanted to reveal how much was given to them he could do so, but that was not the time for it. The scholar accused northern politicians of trying to use religious leaders like “hunting dogs” called only to catch, but not included when sharing the catch. “They don’t respect the ‘Supreme Islamic Council’. They think any scholar they bring can be used to do anything. That is not how it works,” he said. He further insisted that if the organisers were sincere about reforms, they would have consulted the scholars, given them timelines, and put agreements in writing. Meanwhile, Sheikh Azzamfari clarified that he was not against or for Tinubu, but maintained that he stood only for the truth and fairness. “I am not with oppression and I am not with lies. Whenever I am invited to something good, I will go. If it is good, we support it. If not, I will not do it,” he said https://punchng.com/2027-cleric-debunks-500-northern-scholars-endorsement-of-tinubu/?amp |
TATA boys will obviously run away from this thread |
Validated:Under Tinubu's regime, the buck stops at the governors table |
Gbam Tinubu where is the money saved from subsidy removal |
From ‘It’s All Lies’ to ‘Don’t Release the Files’: Babajide Otitoju vs. His 2022 Self” He said this during the campaign of 2022 "I swear to God. I can swear with my life and that of my first child that presidential candidate, Bola Ahmed Tinubu never had anything to do with drugs while he was in the US. How can a 1st class graduate be doing drugs? do this liars know what it means to graduate with a 1st class in an American university? Its all lies from those online Obidients. This is why I don't take all those ranting from those online obidients seriously." -Journalist Babajide Otitoju of TVC Aug 21, 2026. "If the US release those files I will conclude that they just want to destroy our democracy. How can they be considering releasing those file that's like 40 years old at this era when Nigeria economy is booming and stabilizing and at a time when the president is delivering on all his campaign promises. Let's watch and see. But I know they won't release it. It is of no use to any Nigerian" - Journalist Babajide Otitoju of TVC. #copied
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TATA boys still can’t tell Nigerians what Tinubu has done to deserve a second term. Instead, they’re busy digging through other candidates’ statements, looking for something anything, to twist out of context and manufacture lies falsehood and misinformation, engaging in distortion. When you have no achievements to defend, I guess opposition statements become your campaign manifesto |
Thiefobi1:No subsidy, but Tinubu’s government has borrowed more than any previous government that actually paid a subsidy. |
Yari should know that El-Rufai did far more than this. Today, he’s learning what happens when yesterday’s allies become today’s threat in Tinubu’s gulag |
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