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Burob:Burob you still dey? You can’t keep coming on Nairaland every time with the sole aim of attacking Obi supporters. For how long will you keep doing this? You are having serious nightmares Don’t you think it’s time for some introspection? Time for you and your fellow tata boys to stop deceiving yourselves and tell yourselves the truth, and nothing but the truth: Tinubu has absolutely nothing to offer. Nothing new! He needs to rest Look at where we were in 2023 and where we are today under Tinubu. Are we not worse off? The most unpopular president in history. The worst regime in the history of this country. Leave banter aside, Burob. You know Tinubu needs to go and rest. This is a president who has spent a substantial portion of his tenure travelling abroad, moving from a French hospital to a UK hospital, while his handlers package these trips as working visits. A propaganda The little time he spends in Nigeria, he locks himself away in the Aso Rock bunker, rarely speaks directly to Nigerians, and makes only occasional public appearances. That’s not how to govern a country like Nigeria, Burob, and you know it! Lets be honest with ourselves How long will you keep deceiving yourself by attacking imaginary Obi supporters instead of facing the reality of the government you defend? |
Nwoke Factory is marching towards victory! It’s NDC from top to bottom.✌️ TOP TO BOTTOM! NDC all the way!✌️ |
This is a perfect description of Tinubu’s supporters and the tata boys. They are always bitter and angry whenever you ask that the Tinubu government be transparent and accountable to the people. The rain of vile words and venom they unleash on you for demanding something as basic as accountability is astonishing. Apparently, demanding good governance, transparency and accountability is now a crime |
Election results collation must be undertaken by every patriotic Nigerian. The era of passivity is over |
madridguy:And who is this Temu-Messiah? |
Was Daniel Bwala Right After All? Even though that he now works for Tinubu?
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Epedure:Is that the best your reasoning could produce? You couldn’t answer the actual question, so you resorted to dragging my wife into a political discussion. That alone tells everyone who’s really frustrated here. My comment wasn’t directed at you, yet you jumped on my mentions, took offence, and started throwing personal insults. You’re the one displaying frustration, not me. I asked a simple question: If you have an answer, give it. If you don’t, stop confusing blind loyalty with intelligent argument. Tinubu doesn’t need you to embarrass yourself on his behalf. |
Is the 30-day fuel pump price discount already over? Thunder 🔥⚡🔥 Tinubu there |
He calls himself leader of a rogue faction of the PDP with its own presidential candidate, Sandy Onoh, and also an unregistered member of the APC, supporting the APC presidential candidate and other APC candidates, then turns around to call it a “rainbow Isn't that a true definition of kalokalo |
ryloy:Who is addressing me? |
Emmamay10:At least, everyone including you knows what Tinubu has done to deserve this treatment. If you claim he has done nothing wrong to warrant it, then you’re not being honest with yourself or with your conscience, if you have one. As for the other candidates, what exactly have they done to deserve the same treatment? |
The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has responded to a statement by the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, describing former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, former Rivers State Governor Rotimi Amaechi and former Anambra State Governor Peter Obi as “political gamblers.” Naija News reports that the Minister had claimed that the opposition figures had yet to convince Nigerians that they possessed the vision and proven developmental records needed to lead the country. However, reacting in an interview with The Sun, the NDC National Publicity Secretary, Osa Director said Wike should qualify as a political gambler, as he was working for both the All Progressives Congress (APC) and a faction of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). He said, “At the NDC, we don’t take people like Wike seriously. He is a proponent and an advocate of stomach infrastructure. In a civilised country where there is respect for the rule of law, Wike should be behind bars, or at the least, answering questions from the security agencies for his open and voluntary confessions to the crime of elections rigging. “Wike, and not Obi, is the political gambler who is a member of two political parties, the APC, and a faction of the PDP concurrently.” https://www./2026/10/17/2027-peter-obi-political-gambler-ndc-wike/?utm_source=operamini&utm_medium=feednews&utm_campaign=operamini_feednews |
Former Jigawa State Governor and founding member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Sule Lamido, has warned Nigerians against repeating what he described as the mistake of voting for the All Progressives Congress (APC) in previous elections. Lamido gave the warning while speaking at the inauguration of the PDP Campaign Council, held at the party’s state headquarters in Dutse, Jigawa State. He urged Nigerians to critically assess the performance of previous PDP administrations and compare it with that of the current administration before making their choices in the 2027 general elections. “I believe Nigerians have learnt from their mistakes. Therefore, they must critically examine the achievements of previous administrations under the PDP and compare them with those of the current administration before deciding who should lead them,” he said. Lamido accused the APC-led administration of failing to meet the expectations of Nigerians, saying the country and Jigawa State needed experienced and competent leaders to address their challenges. He also criticised the APC administration, alleging that citizens in the state and across the country had suffered setbacks in healthcare, education and other critical sectors. “Today, Jigawa is facing serious challenges in accessing quality healthcare. Hospitals lack adequate medical services and essential drugs, while the education sector continues to deteriorate,” he said. Lamido described the PDP as a major force in Nigeria’s political history, noting that many political leaders began their careers under the party. “Since 1999, almost all political parties have collapsed, leaving the PDP as the only surviving party to date,” he said. “It has seen yesterday, Today and, by the grace of God, it will see tomorrow,” Lamido added. He further assured party supporters that the PDP was prepared to campaign for its candidates at all levels, including the presidency, Senate, House of Representatives and State House of Assembly. He pledged that the party would conduct peaceful campaigns without insults, intimidation or personal attacks, stressing that its major objective was to restore good governance and public confidence in leadership. https://dailypost.ng/2026/10/17/2027-dont-repeat-your-previous-mistake-lamido-warns-nigerians-against-apc/?utm_source=operamini&utm_medium=feednews&utm_campaign=operamini_feednews |
100 achievements on paper, yet 17 million more Nigerians pushed into extreme multidimensional poverty. Op, congratulations on perfecting the art of counting projects while the people count their suffering. A government’s success is measured by how its people live, not how long its propaganda list is. |
AustineE1:This your submission just gave Daniel Bwala’s famous statement below another layer of credibility.
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Soludo shouldn’t be engaging in this kind of lamentation over the South-East’s exclusion from the Gas Master Plan after being friends with Tinubu for over 20 years and even declaring total support for Tinubu’s re-election bid. He should be marching to Aso Rock to demand the South-East’s inclusion, not merely lamenting its exclusion. No na! |
…And over 17 million more Nigerians dragged into extreme multidimensional poverty. Fitch must be referring to the growth in the number of Nigerians being dragged into extreme poverty |
33 governors are wrong, very wrong |
Vision101:I don’t really blame you. You support a Tinubu who hides away in aso rock bunker, rarely speaks directly to Nigerians, hardly meets them, and has spent significant periods of his presidency receiving medical treatment in french and UK hospitals. So, when you see Peter Obi meeting ordinary Nigerians, speaking with them, listening to their concerns, and seeing firsthand how they live, you mistake leadership for content creation. You simply don’t know what it looks like! You’re demanding a PCC and manifesto from Obi while conveniently dodging the question of what Tinubu has done with the mandate Nigerians gave him. The business of being president is serious, indeed, which is precisely why Nigerians deserve a president who engages with them, not one who appears distant from them and hides in a bunker And calling Obi a jester won’t change the reality: meeting the people where they are, listening to their problems, and engaging them directly is not content creation; it is public engagement. My brother, if seeing a presidential candidate interact freely with ordinary Nigerians looks strange to you, perhaps the problem isn’t Obi’s content creation. Perhaps you’ve become too accustomed to a president who keeps his distance from the people he claims to lead. |
Vision101:It’s a wonder that a tata boy is demanding other contestants’ manifestos without understanding what a manifesto is or asking for the manifesto of the Tinubu he supports! What exactly was Tinubu’s manifesto, and where is the Renewed Hope he sold to Nigerians? Or has renewed hope become so embarrassing that even the man who coined it can no longer campaign with it? You’re demanding other people’s blueprints when your own Tinubu has had nearly four years to show Nigerians what he has built. Before demanding another man’s blueprint, account for what your own man has delivered! And as for the candidate who visited women processing cassava, at least he went to meet ordinary Nigerians where they work and earn their living. That’s leadership! Tinubu can never do it, or dare to! He would risk being stoned, pelted with pure-water sachets, and greeted with the unmistakable chants of Ole! Ole! A road is infrastructure; it is not, by itself, an economy. Nigerians need jobs, affordable food, security, and better living conditions not just roads and campaign propaganda. So, first, show us what happened to Renewed Hope. Then we can discuss everybody else’s manifesto! |
Tinubu Can’t Face the People He has failed woefully and spectacularly, plunging this nation into unprecedented hardship and drift, and dragging more than 17 million Nigerians into extreme multidimensional poverty, the highest figure in the entire world. That is why he is hiding away in a bunker, afraid to meet or speak to the very people he claims to lead, for fear of being stoned, pelted with pure-water sachets, and greeted with the deafening chants of Ole! Ole! When a leader becomes afraid to face the people, perhaps it is because he knows exactly what awaits him: not applause, but stones, pure-water sachets and the unmistakable chorus of Ole! Ole! |
Renewed pact! Is that his second term slogan after the calamitous renewed hopelessness |
Meeting people right where they are to be met, now that’s leadership. Not hiding away in a bunker, afraid to meet or speak to the very people you claim to lead for fear of being stoned, pelted with pure-water sachets, and greeted with chants of Ole! Ole! |
Image123:Just read the first few lines of a typical tata boy’s comment, and you’ll immediately remember Daniel Bwala’s now-famous statement below. 👇
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With this haphazard APC campaign, Tinubu already knows he’s on the road to defeat. Deep down, he knows he hasn’t earned a second term. No campaign slogan for a second term? What happened to Renewed Hope? I guess when the first term delivers renewed hardship instead of renewed hope, even the slogan becomes too embarrassing to repeat. |
Kushites:First of all, my comment wasn’t directed at you, but I see the tata boy, Nairaland wanderer, has arrived again, jumping under any comment that doesn’t align with his jaundiced, bigoted and divisive campaign of hate. You’re so consumed by your obsession with tribal politics that you can’t distinguish criticism from confusion. Mention Nnamdi Kanu today, Atiku tomorrow, and somehow you think you’ve made an argument. No, you’ve only demonstrated how desperately you need every conversation to revolve around your political bitterness. So, before you start throwing around the word Confusionist, try removing the tribal goggles and engaging with the actual point. Not every comment is an invitation for you to unleash your recycled bigotry and divisive propaganda. I called Kayemo a clown because he was doing comedy. But you? You’ve volunteered for the role, brought your own costume, and somehow think you’re the audience. |
They are lucky They still see garri to drink |
ElevationD:You just have to understand these TATA boys. They know Tinubu is a fraud, drug baron, identity thief, and forger. What do they do? They call Peter Obi a fraud too, just so they can lump Peter Obi and Tinubu into the same fraud bracket. That way, they feel better about themselves and their choice |
rossipki:Spare me the “go and sit down” theatrics. You’re telling me to read, yet you still haven’t answered a simple question: what truth are you talking about? You’re the one who brought up the word truth, but you can’t even mention the truth you claim I’m pretending not to see. Kayemo was doing comedy, and I called him a clown. If you have a point, make it. If you have the truth, state it. All this noise without a single fact is just another comedy show. |
givedemwotowoto:Tinubu lives in an Aso Rock bunker, and Nigerians can’t hear from him directly. All we hear are Bayo Onanuga, Sunday Dare, Daniel Bwala, and Reno Omokri, the perpetual ambassador-designate who told us he would be inaugurated by the Mexican government immediately after the World Cup |
rossipki:I didn’t come across any truth. Kayemo was doing comedy, which is why I called him a clown. You’re the one who brought up the word truth, so what truth are you talking about? |
rossipki:Which truth are you talking about |