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The Bishop speaks truth to power. |
toffyz:I feel your anguish, pain, hardships and frustrations |
The National Publicity Secretary of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, Bolaji Abdullahi, has insisted that the scandal involving the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council, PFIPC, led by its purported Director General, Adeniyi Adeyemi, has exposed President Bola Tinubu’s Presidency as a den of corruption.https://dailypost.ng/2026/08/02/pfipc-scandal-exposed-tinubus-presidency-as-den-of-corruption-adc/#google_vignette
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Tinubu likes to be told lies, falsehoods, and propaganda. Tell him that his policies, masquerading as economic reforms, are inflicting untold hardship and hunger on Nigerians, and he'll tell you there was hunger before he was born. This is someone who doesn't even know his own date of birth. |
Which money are they talking about? Tinubu owes no one a dime. |
NigerianAngelo:Then it was sold @ N35 |
Dalohad:There is an Act 2, Scene 1 coming up. They're preparing the counter. They'll assemble these fake pastors and clergymen in borrowed robes, label them "Christian leaders," and march them off to pay Tinubu a visit in Aso Rock villa, complete with the obligatory photo ops. Then they'll issue a statement endorsing Tinubu's policies, declaring that the economy is stable and that Nigerians will soon have every reason to smile. |
Sirwallace:Old enough to know that losing your certificate doesn't erase the fact that you never attended the school that issued it. |
Atiku could be right. Tinubu seems so used to dealing with fake pastors and clergymen in borrowed ropes who tell politicians what they want to hear that he apparently didn't realize the Catholic Bishops are different. They were speaking truth to power long before he became President, and they won't stop simply because Tinubu is in office.
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Richtaiwo:You're missing the point entirely. The issue isn't whether the President or the CEO knows better. The issue is that the Tinubu government is speaking with two different voices. If a minister says NELFUND is funded from subsidy savings, while the Chief Executive Officer of NELFUND publicly states that the scheme received a ₦50 billion injection from EFCC-recovered funds, then the contradiction is coming from within the government itself, not from Atiku. Ironically, your comment only exposes the confusion that has become the hallmark of the Tinubu administration: one government, conflicting narratives, and no synergy. It's hardly surprising the economy is in tatters when those entrusted with communicating government policy can't even agree on the source of funding for the same programme. |
Richtaiwo:Atiku is not disputing the video of students celebrating after receiving the mere #20,000 allowance. What he is challenging is the lie, falsehood, and propaganda being peddled by the Tinubu government that NELFUND is being funded with subsidy savings, when the Chief Executive Officer of NELFUND publicly stated that the scheme received a #50 billion injection from funds recovered by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). |
Moroccoguy:So, when you lose your certificate, whether through theft, looting, misplacement, or a fire outbreak, does that automatically erase the fact that you never attended the school or never obtained the certificate in the first place? |
ibabz:Absolutely 💯 |
The Catholic Bishops have been speaking truth to power for years, it didn't start under Tinubu. The difference is that the Tinubu regime hates hearing the truth. It sees accountability and transparency as threats, not democratic virtues. |
Nice one there An opportunity to be part of Tinubu regime |
Reno Omokri is currently preoccupied with his four-nation ambassadorial-designate assignment. He has no time for social media brickbats and tantrums.
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Deloitte has publicly disputed the claim that it ever employed anyone by the name Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Perhaps that's why that particular claim has disappeared from the record he submitted to INEC
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Oblongata:But Tinubu once claimed to have attended Government College, Lagos. Why didn't he include it? |
He once claimed to have attended Government College, Lagos. So, why didn't he include it? |
Since Cardinal Onaiyekan granted that interview, the entire APC and their fellow data boys, the Presidency, the Senior Domestic Servant, APC and the rest have completely gone haywire and are running amok. Imagine suggesting that the Catholic Church should defrock him simply because he spoke the truth. Why? Because none of you likes to hear the truth. But whether you like it or not, the truth must be told. |
Curious345:.. especially after smoking a lot of Silk cigarettes according to Babashir lawal |
IamCookie:Almost four years as President, and you're still talking about his intentions as though he was sworn in yesterday. Well, Nigerians have seen his capabilities. We have seen the consequences of his policies. We have also seen the looting and siphoning of our common wealth including allegations about fake agencies and line items inserted into the national budget. We have seen the untold hardship, economic strain, hunger, inflation, and worsening insecurity that have defined the lives of millions of Nigerians under this administration. At this stage, Nigerians are no longer interested in hearing about intentions. Intentions don't put food on the table. Intentions don't reduce inflation. Intentions don't create jobs. Intentions don't make the country safer. After almost four years, the debate is no longer about what Tinubu intends to do. It is about what he has done and Nigerians are living with the results every single day. |
Nijablast:Na Church una dey attack now While all the taxes wey I dey pay to the government should be looted and siphoned by the government |
Explain missing school records in INEC form – Buhari’s ex-Minister challenges Tinubu Former Minister of Sports, Solomon Dalung, has called on President Bola Tinubu to explain why the sections for his primary and secondary school qualifications were left blank in the personal particulars he submitted to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for the 2027 presidential election. Dalung made the call in a post on his X account on Saturday while reacting to the nomination documents published by INEC. According to him, his comments were based on the documents released by the electoral commission and should not be interpreted as an allegation against the President. “I just read the published particulars of presidential candidates released by INEC for the 2027 election, and one thing immediately caught my attention,” Dalung wrote. He noted that Tinubu listed only his university degree while leaving the sections for his primary and secondary school qualifications blank. The former minister said the omission raises questions that deserve clarification, stressing that public trust is strengthened through openness and transparency. “If there is a perfectly reasonable explanation, Nigerians deserve to hear it. Public office, especially the presidency, is built on public trust. Trust flourishes where there is openness, not ambiguity,” he stated. Dalung argued that the same standard of accountability demanded of other political actors should also apply to the incumbent president. He maintained that the issue was not whether Tinubu attended any particular primary or secondary school, but whether holders of public office should provide complete disclosures in official documents. Dalung further stated that transparency remains the easiest way to address public concerns, adding that silence often fuels speculation. “The same standard applied to every other candidate should apply to the incumbent President. No more, no less. “The easiest way to put every question to rest is transparency. Silence rarely ends speculation; openness usually does,” he added. DAILY POST reports that Dalung’s remarks followed the publication of the personal particulars of presidential candidates by INEC on Saturday. A review of Tinubu’s EC9 nomination form showed that the President listed only a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration obtained from Chicago State University in 1979 under the educational qualifications section, while the spaces provided for his primary and secondary school qualifications were left blank. The President, however, attached copies of his university degree certificate and National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) certificate as part of the supporting documents submitted to INEC.https://dailypost.ng/2026/08/01/explain-missing-school-records-in-inec-form-buharis-ex-minister-challenges-tinubu/#google_vignette
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Arostar2023:Absolutely 💯 |
Lifestone:You didn't answer my question aa well |
Lifestone:Is it the responsibility of government to siphon public wealth, impose harsh and draconian policies masquerading as economic reforms, inflict hardship, insecurity, and hunger on the people, and then turn around to shift the blame and ask the church to feed hungry citizens? Is that truly the responsibility of government? Just wondering as well |
Lithiumite:You people are now attacking the entire Catholic Church over the opinions of a few priests who spoke the truth and nothing but the truth. Well... |
tragergeorge:Is it the role of the church to spread falsehoods and propaganda by claiming that the country under Tinubu is stabilizing and that everything will be fine? |
FreeStuffsNG:And Tinubu's obligation is what exactly, to answer Mr. President, siphon and loot our common wealth, roll out wicked and draconian policies masquerading as economic reforms, inflict untold hardship, insecurity, and hunger on Nigerians, and then shift the responsibility to churches to feed their hungry congregations? Smh! |
Churches don’t collect taxes– Ladipo Johnson slams Tinubu over hunger comment A former National Publicity Secretary of the New Nigerian Peoples Party, NNPP, now a chieftain of the Nigerian Democratic Congress, NDC, Ladipo Johnson, has slammed President Bola Tinubu over a recent statement credited to the President during his meeting with the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria. Ladipo Johnson described the statement as shocking low point in the history of presidential communication in Nigeria. Johnson wonders how a President could tell citizens facing unprecedented food insecurity that “hunger existed before I was born” and that they should look to their churches for sustenance is a profound abdication of the primary purpose of governance. “Section 14(2)(b) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria explicitly states that ‘the security and welfare of the people shall be the primary purpose of government’.” Johnson said in a statement on Saturday. “By shifting the fundamental burden of social welfare from the state to religious bodies, the President is declaring his own policies bankrupt! Faith-based organizations provide charity; they do not collect taxes, manage national resources, or dictate macroeconomic policy.” He noted that the tone of the President’s response reveals a worrying disdain for public accountability and the concerns of voters and reflects the posture of an administration that believes it is unaccountable to the people who hold the power of the ballot. He added, “Dismissing severe systemic hardship as a mere historical inheritance or an unmanageable consequence of population growth shows a complete lack of empathy and statesmanship. “Leaders are elected to solve complex, inherited problems, not to lament their existence. Claiming an inability to steer Nigeria’s economic and population trajectories is a public confession of administrative failure. It proves that this administration lacks the analytical capacity, data-driven approach, and strategic vision necessary to stabilize food inflation and secure the lives of everyday Nigerians. “Nigeria requires executive leadership that embraces the buck stopping at the President’s desk. We call on the administration to pivot away from dismissive rhetoric and immediately present actionable, structural solutions to the acute food crisis ravaging our communities. Government must feed its policies with competence, rather than asking starving citizens to rely purely on hope.” https://dailypost.ng/2026/08/01/churches-dont-collect-taxes-ladipo-johnson-slams-tinubu-over-hunger-comment/?utm_source=operamini&utm_medium=feednews&utm_campaign=operamini_feednews |
ijayalolo:Who could that be @bolded |
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