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Sphinx419:The funny part is whenever there's a minor disagreement in NDC, you people suddenly discover that Tinubu is omnipotent, invincible, and controlling events across party lines. Yet if PBAT is truly that powerful, why is he powerless against inflation, insecurity, hunger, a collapsing naira, and the hardship Nigerians face daily? His "superpowers" seem strangely effective only when it's time to claim state capture and weaken opponents. And since you're attributing every opposition disagreement to Tinubu, who is causing the endless crises inside APC itself? Who is behind the turmoil in Osun APC where party leaders and members are leaving in droves? Who is responsible for the Rivers APC mess that has left the party struggling over candidates and internal factions? Is Tinubu also fighting Tinubu there? truly APC and Tinubu commot una brains |
Sphinx419:If Tinubu possesses such omnipotent power, why is the country in tatters under his administration? Why have hardship and deaths reached unprecedented levels during his tenure? Are his powers more effective at state capture and emasculating the opposition than at serving Nigerians and advancing the common good? |
blamingthedevil:Noted Now close the thread and go home |
tesseract:Absolute undisputable fact |
It has been all propaganda all along |
DomPerignon:I hope you'll be on the streets campaigning rather than behind your keypad on Nairaland attacking every dissenting opinion. With the current state of things, you've got quite a job on your hands. |
DomPerignon:It is already visible to the blind and audible to the deaf that the Tinubu administration has been a colossal failure and that the so-called Renewed Hope agenda has turned out to be a scam. The campaign season is fast approaching, and Nigerians are eagerly waiting to hear what new slogan the Tinubu administration will unveil after the Scam of the so-called Renewed Hope agenda. |
HacheNoire:When you stop viewing every issue through the lens of ethnic hatred and tribal bigotry, you will be able to assess matters more objectively. The healthcare sector is too critical to be reduced to ethnic and divisive narratives. The takeover of Okigwe General Hospital by the federal government is a welcome development and should be commended. However, the Tinubu administration must do much more. A single intervention cannot fix the deep challenges facing Nigeria's healthcare system. If, as reported, only N36 million of the funds budgeted for the health sector in 2025 was released, it raises serious concerns about the government's commitment to improving healthcare delivery. Beyond announcements and takeovers, Nigerians need sustained investment, adequate funding, modern facilities, essential equipment, and better welfare for healthcare workers. Healthcare should not be a tribal issue; it should be a national priority. |
DomPerignon:Says a bitter, angry and pained 'winner' |
It has never been this bad |
It's quite ironic that some people whose candidate has faced allegations of certificate forgery and identity theft, and who routinely avoids debates, interviews, and unscripted questioning, are now trying to scrutinize someone who willingly attends debates and interviews and has no allegations of forging certificates hanging over him. The irony is hard to miss: those who defend a candidate who avoids public scrutiny are often the loudest in demanding explanations from one who embraces it. |
Counterigbolies:@ the bold, you've already acknowledged that he has failed. The real question is, if you agree he has failed, why are you blaming the opposition for the economic and security crisis under his administration? Isn't that a contradiction? Aren't you contradicting yourself Governments are elected to govern, not to spend their entire tenure looking for scapegoats. After years in power, responsibility belongs to those occupying the seats of authority, not to some imaginary opposition figures. As for the alternative, alternatives abound. Democracy is not built around one individual. Nigerians have always had choices, and when the time comes, Nigerians will decide which alternative they believe can do better. The bigger question is this: after all the promises of renewed hope, can you point to any significant improvement in the cost of living, security, or the welfare of ordinary Nigerians that justifies another term? Don't run away ooo. ![]() |
Nigeria is experiencing one of the worst economic and security crises in its history, yet some people seem more concerned with blaming imaginary opposition leaders than addressing the incompetence and unprecedented cluelessness on display in the Tinubu administration. As for those trying to label others as frauds, the only fraud many Nigerians recognize is the one built on the propaganda of "building Lagos from scratch" and "taming the Atlantic Ocean"..only to deliver hardship, suffering, and death on an unprecedented scale as president True, Nigerians are wiser now. Seven months before the general election, the government is obviously unable to tell Nigerians what it has achieved or how the lives of ordinary citizens have improved positively to warrant another term |
NOETHNICITY:When will it connect with calabar? Timelines... Will it happen before May 29, 2027? |
DomPerignon:Why are you always bitter, angry and pained |
This government just set out to rule with propaganda |
demstone:I noticed that you just joined Nairaland this year to spread propaganda Here is a thread about States owing salaries https://www.nairaland.com/8685761/list-nigerian-states-where-salary |
Shot fired at the right target |
Akpakomiza2:Good. You too, you agree he'll secure even more votes in the NE and NW than he did in 2023. That's all that matters here. |
HacheNoire:Not just drug traffickers, but internet fraudsters, credit card scammers, forgers, and identity thieves as well. They all contribute to the negative perception of Nigeria abroad. It's unfortunate. |
IamPatriotic:That's not the argument Read the argument first. You're leaping into the conversation like an antelope and missing the point entirely |
FSBoperator:Prepare to bend, because he'll secure even more votes in the NE and NW than he did in 2023. |
Expect nothing but more hardship and deaths. For many Nigerians, the thought of another four years of the Tinubu regime is both unimaginable and frightening. |
yarimo:Of course Tinubu no suppose get mate. Mandate wey bring hardship and deaths no fit get rival. Abi I lie? |
Nice one. Now the big question is: when will this Lagos section finally connect to Calabar? Because, it's Lagos-Calabar coastal highway Will it happen before May 29, 2027? Asking for a friend. 😏 |
Wike has long abandoned the PDP. He is no longer sponsoring candidates under the party because he has completely lost out there. Instead, he is now backing candidates and encouraging his loyalists to contest under the APC. Just as he destroyed the PDP, he appears to be on a path to destroy the APC in Rivers state as well. In fact, Rivers APC is beginning to show signs of heading toward 2019 Zamfara-style political crisis. The fact is that his APC faction led by Tony okocha have been sacked by both the FHC and appeal court. Their congress have long been declared null and void and any candidate emanating from that faction is not recognize by law But the APC national leadership seems less concerned about that. Their primary interest is ensuring that Tinubu secures Rivers State in the presidential election. If Wike ends up setting the state on fire and reducing it to ashes, they don't care, as long as the presidential votes are delivered. |
shox:Did yarimo tell you say na gas him dey use? The guy dey one Ogbomosho bush like this dey search for firewood to use cook I just dey pray make those bandits wey dey ravage the area no kidnap am for bush. Tinubu no send am o! |
Senate President Godswill Akpabio has dismissed reports suggesting he promised automatic senatorial tickets to lawmakers who lost in the recent All Progressives Congress (APC) primary elections. Akpabio’s clarification follows comments he made while addressing senators upon their return from a three-week recess and the Eid-el-Kabir holiday, during which he expressed optimism that efforts were being made to address concerns arising from the party’s primary process. Speaking at the plenary session, the Senate President acknowledged the challenges faced by some lawmakers and noted that the leadership of the Senate was working to minimise disappointments among members. However, in a statement issued on Saturday by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Eseme Eyiboh, Akpabio said reports claiming he guaranteed tickets for affected senators were inaccurate. According to the statement, the Senate President merely sympathised with colleagues who were unsuccessful in the primaries and assured them that the APC leadership was reviewing issues arising from the exercise. “What the President of the Senate actually said was to empathise with senators who were affected negatively by the outcome of their primary elections,” the statement said. “He assured them that the leadership of the APC is actively working to address all issues arising from the primaries and that the final list of candidates will be released in due course in line with the party’s constitution and electoral guidelines.” Akpabio reiterated his commitment to party procedures and due process, stressing that he would not interfere in the APC’s internal affairs or make commitments beyond his constitutional role as Senate President. The clarification comes after several serving senators failed to secure their party’s tickets during the APC primaries held across the country. Meanwhile, Akpabio also weighed in on calls for a legislative probe into recent security incidents involving the military. While acknowledging that oversight of government institutions is a constitutional responsibility of the National Assembly, he said a public investigation into military operations may not be appropriate at this time. According to him, Nigeria’s armed forces are currently engaged in multiple security operations across the country, and public hearings could affect their morale and operational effectiveness. Instead, Akpabio advocated continued engagement with security agencies through consultations and other non-public mechanisms aimed at strengthening national security efforts. He maintained that cooperation between the legislature and security institutions remains essential in addressing the country’s security challenges. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/06/akpabio-denies-promising-apc-tickets-to-senators-defeated-in-primaries/ |
Africana1123:You sure say you well so |
mohbadliveson:Obviously |
Racoon:Absolute fact |
He grabbed it, snatched it, ran with it, and plunged the entire nation into unprecedented debt, hardship, and loss of life. |
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