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seunmsg:
Aminda is on the other thread claiming Atiku is not aware of the existence of his own son and that Abba is from Kano. Now, Atiku is saying Abba is his son and he’s aware of his son’s political choices. So much for an Atiku lackey. You don’t even have the basic family details of the person you’re defending only

Chucks13:
Pls define "inflation" I wan see may be truly you even sabi wetin be inflation before amadioha plus Ogun pay you a visit?

Kemetian:
But your Hero (mind the brewery pun) Peter Obi, said during the campaign that fuel subsidies were "a scam" bankrupting the nation and benefitting a tiny corrupt elite, and that he would abolish them "on day 1", to use his words.

Are you saying he was wrong?

PICTORIAL: Kano Deputy Governor In Open Show Of Loyalty To Kwankwaso Amid Defection Moves

The appearance of Kano State deputy governor, Comrade Aminu Abdussalam Gwarzo, at the private residence of the national leader of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), Engr. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, on Wednesday, has appeared to be an open reaffirmation of his loyalty to his longtime political mentor and Kwankwasiyya Movement leader amid ongoing defection moves by his principal, Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf.

The event took place at Kwankwaso’s Miller Road residence in Kano, where he met with NNPP leaders and supporters from Rano and Dawakin Tofa Local Government Areas of Kano State, along with other Kwankwasiyya groups who reiterated their commitment to the NNPP.

During the meeting, Gwarzo was seated beside Kwankwaso, a gesture widely interpreted by observers as a clear show of support for the Kwankwasiyya movement leader.

The development comes at a time of heightened political tension between Kwankwaso and a faction reportedly loyal to Governor Yusuf, who are believed to be planning a defection to the All Progressives Congress (APC).

The apparent political rift had intensified while Deputy Governor Gwarzo was away performing Umrah (Lesser Hajj) in Saudi Arabia, with many watching closely to see whether he would alter his political stance upon his return.

His appearance at the Wednesday’s meeting, however, appeared to signal continued allegiance to Kwankwaso

Kemetian:
So....you think we should still be borrowing $10 billion a year to pay fuel subsidies?

I give up on you.

And please spare us your dodgy "predictions" about "140 million Nigerians" from discredited organisations like PwC.

Lanretoye:
so chose you own destiny and get the bird

Lanretoye:
not everyone share the same fate as yours

Lanretoye:
ameachi can tell a 70 year old man like you that he is hungry and you believed him,e be like they have not upgraded your software.

yarimo:
ameachi said it by himself just to fool his unfortunate ADC supporters, that he is hungry. So he shall be hungry forever. Well said Comrade oshiomhole

yarimo:
Peter odili stop fooling that boy, just because you want something from him.

simpleseyi:
[b]Imagine a 3rd Class Philosophy graduate turned Trader making and grading Tax Kaws [/b]for his mumu followers. E dem burn am well, make he no pay am nah

dapadawee:
Tinubu is a course to study in European and world university.

If tinubu was a white guy he would be immortalized

I know most of you have headache

Obiedun:
What type of argument is thatt? Seyi asked for 50 billion,he was given 30 billion and he gave out only 4.5 billion. Let him judiciously release what was given to him first.

Kemetian:
Must you dwell on the past? Buhari's administration is over. Look foward, Mr Man.

Even you know deep down that Tinubu is more clued-up than Buhari in governance.

Why won't Obi join him to change Nigeria?

You are a smart guy gidgiddy. You must know that Atiku and all those guys are far worse than Tinubu.

What does Atiku know?

What will he do if he gets to power?

And what is Obi doing hanging around people like that?

He should be in the APC, helping with policy, not aligning with those gangs of looters.

Obi needs to ditch the whole ''I'm a unique messiah'' thing, which prevents him from stepping down from the high horse he put himself.

Instead of demanding perfection from those in power, he has to align with the party that most closely matches his policy agenda for the nation going forward.

That's APC.

Does anyone even know what all these new mushroom parties like ADC have in their manifesto, if they even have one?

LegendHero:
Guy I’m just trying to show you how doombe your statement sound.

You can’t generate that kind of image through grok. Start using your own intellect and don’t jump on every wagon.

It’s nauseating that a youth like you can’t think straight

LegendHero:
Generate image of Tinubu and Kagame using grok now. If it meets the standard of the image the presidency uploaded, I’ll give you 100k. Your time starts now.

At this stage, even wit ordinary eyes, you should be able to distinguish ai image from regular photo enhanced.

SadiqBabaSani:
Stop defending rubbish, why did Governor keep the money for that long without disbursement

LegendHero:
What is your definition of an AI generated image?

If I use AI to enhance or edit my image just like Lightroom or normal photo editing tools do, does that make it an AI generated image?

Are you obedient? Na only una dey reason like this

press9jatv:
Seyi Makinde don embezzled the funds meant for these victims. Nawaoooo

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has warned that Nigeria risks sliding into the 2027 general election under a climate of repression, arguing that persistent crackdowns on dissent threaten the prospects of free and fair polls.

Atiku made the warning while reacting to the arrest of Abubakar Salim Musa, a young Nigerian whose detention was disclosed on Sunday evening by Amnesty International Nigeria via its official X handle, @AmnestyNigeria.

The concerns were contained in a statement by the former Vice President, on Monday, in which he accused the administration of President Bola Tinubu of increasingly resorting to intimidation and arrests to silence criticism rather than addressing governance failures.

“This case is yet another stark example of the repressive nature of the President Bola Tinubu administration, which continues to bare its fangs against dissent, whether expressed through public protests or online criticism.

“Abubakar’s only ‘offense’ was his consistent and legitimate criticism of the deteriorating security situation in Northern Nigeria and across the country,” Atiku said.

Citing Amnesty International, the former Vice President said the charges against Musa lacked credibility and reflected a broader misuse of state institutions to suppress opposing views.

“Rather than address these serious concerns, the government’s response has been to arrest him and subject him to what Amnesty describes as ‘bogus charges and a sham trial.

“Numerous Nigerians, including journalists, schoolchildren, entertainers, and even National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members have faced arrest, assault, and intimidation by the police and other security agencies simply for criticizing the President or members of his family.

“This dangerous trend undermines the very foundations of democracy, which rest on the protection of fundamental human rights and freedom of expression.

“Nigeria cannot claim to be part of the free world while its citizens are routinely arrested, assaulted, and intimidated for voicing criticism of their government.

“As the nation approaches a critical general election, neither the people nor the opposition can operate effectively in an atmosphere of fear and repression.

“I therefore call on the Tinubu administration to immediately and unconditionally release Abubakar Salim Musa and all others detained for exercising their constitutional rights.

“I urge the international community, particularly countries and organizations that champion democracy and human rights, to hold the Tinubu regime accountable and demand an end to these violations.

“I encourage fellow patriots, civil society groups, and all Nigerians of conscience to join this demand and stand firmly against any further erosion of our freedoms,” Atiku said.

press9jatv:
just let Fubara breathe