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Burob:Your responses and comments consistently suggest there's a disconnect somewhere between your thought process and basic logic. |
Counterigbolies:What do you have to say about the fact that Tinubu forfeited over $460,000 to the U.S. government in a case that authorities linked to narcotics proceeds? Today, when Nigerians ask for full disclosure of the details, Tinubu hires lobbyists and lawyers to prevent American law enforcement agencies from releasing investigative files from the 1990s. If there is nothing damaging in those files, why go to such lengths to keep them from public scrutiny? |
Counterigbolies:Asking me who should replace Tinubu, you've already conceded the main point: that Tinubu has failed. I don't need to nominate a replacement before I can criticize poor governance You sold lies, falsehood and propaganda about how Tinubu built Lagos from scratch, tamed the Atlantic Ocean, possessed some magical economic formula and will assemble egg heads, best brains and technocrats. Today, when people ask about results, you're asking the same people to provide alternatives. I won't descend into propaganda and personality worship. The issue is simple: Are Nigerians better off today than they were before? If the answer is no, then the government must own its record instead of looking for excuses. |
It's good. That way, people can clearly see and recognize the "mandate of death"..a government whose actions and inactions have contributed to the insecurity, kidnappings, and killings they are currently subjected to |
Counterigbolies:According to your theory, the opposition is responsible for insecurity, kidnappings and deaths. I ask, is the opposition responsible for economic hardship, the naira's collapse, rising poverty, and power outages? At what point does the government you elected become responsible for anything? You are right about one thing: Tinubu is not Jonathan. Nigerians have lived through both administrations and can compare their experiences for themselves. They have come to the conclusion that Tinubu's renewed hope agenda is a Scam A government that blames the opposition for every problem but takes credit for every success is basically admitting it has no answers. The real question isn't who to blame; it's whether Nigerians are better off today than they were before. That's the report card people are looking at. |
Counterigbolies:You are already currently learning the hard way, the hardships and deaths |
seunmsg:Nobody said an ongoing court case means your life should be on standstill. The issue is that after a highly publicized corruption case, a visit to the President is followed by comments suggesting everything is now in the past. That's what raises eyebrows. The EFCC Chairman was emphatic that Yahaya Bello would be prosecuted and that he was prepared to stake his position on seeing the case through. He vowed to resign his position if former Kogi State governor Yahaya Bello is not prosecuted. Nigerians are simply waiting to see that promise fulfilled |
Another southern presidential candidate The more, the merrier |
LegendHero:Your claim that the guy is an Obi supporter doesn't magically make every comment about Obi. That's exactly the point, you saw a comment and somehow your mind still took a detour to Obi. Thanks for proving my point |
LegendHero:I knew you will somehow drag Obi and his supporters into this. At this point, they must be giving you nightmares. |
Richtaiwo:Remember the recent letter from Femi Gbajabiamila to the Police Service Commission requesting special promotions for eight police officers attached to President Tinubu for exhibiting what he described as 'exemplary leadership'? Looks like they’ve decided to kill two birds with one stone and promote the over 17,000 junior police officers too |
Wike is a drunkard Xxxxx |
Lithiumite:you've become a tribal detective and start profiling people by their accent. You've taken your tribal bigotry and divisive political prism to a whole new level where an accent is enough for you to pigeonhole someone, assign them an ethnicity, call them Obidients and dismiss their opinion Very pathetic and unfortunate |
WizardOfNG:The only people capable of engaging in this are Tinubu supporters who are now angry at Tinubu and disillusioned by the hardships and deaths that have become the hallmark of the very regime they once supported. They are the ones who campaigned for him, defended him, and sold Nigerians the promise of Renewed Hope. Which is today a Scam. If anyone feels betrayed today, it is them. They are the ones expressing the anger at any one wearing Tinubu tshirts After all, you don't expect Obidients to be disappointed, they saw this coming. The people most likely to react are those who believed in him and are now living with the consequences of that decision. |
Xxxxx |
Tjra:Actually Joe Igbokwe is a mad man |
luvinhubby:Seconded Thunder 🔥⚡🔥⚡ Tinubu |
onatisi:Your analysis is spot on brother |
LegendHero:So this is what you've been relying on all this while? Well, history has shown that when leaders make peaceful democratic change seem impossible, they only deepen public frustration and accelerate the demand for change. |
Kanwulia:Good one ✌️ |
Vision101:What significant position is the APC realistically going to offer him apart from a ministerial appointment? He made his ambition clear, he wanted the vice presidential slot in preparation for 2031. The APC declined, so he moved to a platform where he believes he has a better chance of achieving his political goals. Politics is driven by ambition. Virtually every major politician is pursuing one ambition or another. So why the outrage when someone chooses a path that better serves theirs? |
Kanwulia:Are you hearing that for the first time MONITORED GLOBALLY!!! |
Lithiumite:The mistake you will ever make is comparing Buhari to Tinubu as if they are politically equivalent. Buhari and Tinubu are not the same. Before becoming president, Buhari had a tested and consistent political base of roughly 10–12 million loyal votes across multiple election cycles. Whether you liked him or not, his popularity was organic and undeniable. Tinubu, on the other hand, has never demonstrated anything close to that level of independent electoral strength. His political relevance has largely depended on party structures, governors, incumbency advantages, and state machinery. Strip away those structures and it's difficult to point to a massive personal voting bloc comparable to Buhari's. As for online polls, nobody is claiming they determine election results. They simply reflect public sentiment and approval at a given moment. The fact that Tinubu and the APC are recording rejection rates of this magnitude should concern any serious political observer rather than be dismissed with jokes. On performance. Buhari was heavily criticized for insecurity, economic challenges, and governance failures. Yet Tinubu inherit those problems, instead of making live easier for Nigerians, he ended up making life harder for Nigerians through removal of subsidy on fuel and electricity, soaring inflation, a collapsing cost of living, and worsening economic hardship. And worst of it, an insecurity level never witnessed in the history of this country. If Buhari underperformed, Tinubu's record so far is a catastrophe. The biggest mistake anyone can make heading into 2027 is assuming that because Buhari survived public criticism, Tinubu will automatically enjoy the same political resilience. Buhari had a bankable personal following. Tinubu does not. Those are two very different political realities. |
Tinubu don ensure say Nigeria go |
simpleseyi:You are already crying at the moment |
yarimo:You have the right to false hope |
The more the merrier It's the southern turn |
favor914:The fact that there's no building Anambra from scratch propaganda or taming the Atlantic Ocean fairy tail and myth to sell is enough reason to believe he can at least achieve what he highlighted |
Tjra:Funny coming from someone who spent years attacking the messenger because they couldn't attack the message. Even if ChatGPT helped with the drafting, it still contained data, policies, targets, and a vision for Nigeria. The real question is: which part of the speech is false? Mocking the tool instead of addressing the substance is usually what happens when the substance is too difficult to challenge. |
favor914:I understand your fears. After selling propaganda for Tinubu, who has turned out to be a spectacular and woeful failure, you've convinced yourself that nobody can achieve everything Peter Obi has outlined in four years |
Joe Igbokwe is a mad man |
jamafa:A Chief Security Officer who cannot directly give orders to the Commissioner of Police, how much of a Chief Security Officer is he? On security matters, the buck stops at the President's table. Ironically, Tinubu himself made that argument against Goodluck Jonathan. The same standard should apply today. |
