₦airaland Forum

Parachoko:
See President wey una dey pity. Somebody that is building road on top of mountain.🤣🙆‍♀️

I told you, if you see any road that is not in good condition, happily tag the President. He knows what he came for.

That Lagos–Cotonou/Badagry road, it is child’s play for him. And this is even the perfect time to fix it.

Those claiming they are the ones that will save Nigeria are not going to do anything.
They don’t even have the kind of time the President is dedicating to fixing roads.
They will come and waste eight years and go their way. I know what I’m saying.

This particular President knows what he came for. Stop pitying him on certain things,tag him with confidence and leave the rest.
He will fix it.

That road is a priority. It should reflect the prestige of Nigeria so that when people enter, they will nod their head and say, yes, I am in Nigeria.

To those claiming to be messiahs, they dont even have any reasonable achievements, but that is a story for another day.
One thing you can take home is that when it’s their turn, they will not even do anything.

However, that is not the point.
The point is this: now that President Tinubu is in office, if you see anything that needs fixing and it is not already captured in the plan or budget, tag him immediately and leave the rest.

Because it is when he leaves that people will understand what I’m saying. Not everyone can be like him.

Yes, this administration has its shortcomings, and Nigeria is a lot. But that is not the essence of this post.

The Lagos–Badagry road is small thing for the President. He is doing even more than this. So with confidence, tag him and the relevant authorities. They know what to do.

📍 Gembu, Sardauna LGA, Taraba State, Nigeria 🇳🇬

Parachoko:
See President wey una dey pity. Somebody that is building road on top of mountain.🤣🙆‍♀️

I told you, if you see any road that is not in good condition, happily tag the President. He knows what he came for.

That Lagos–Cotonou/Badagry road, it is child’s play for him. And this is even the perfect time to fix it.

Those claiming they are the ones that will save Nigeria are not going to do anything.
They don’t even have the kind of time the President is dedicating to fixing roads.
They will come and waste eight years and go their way. I know what I’m saying.

This particular President knows what he came for. Stop pitying him on certain things,tag him with confidence and leave the rest.
He will fix it.

That road is a priority. It should reflect the prestige of Nigeria so that when people enter, they will nod their head and say, yes, I am in Nigeria.

To those claiming to be messiahs, they dont even have any reasonable achievements, but that is a story for another day.
One thing you can take home is that when it’s their turn, they will not even do anything.

However, that is not the point.
The point is this: now that President Tinubu is in office, if you see anything that needs fixing and it is not already captured in the plan or budget, tag him immediately and leave the rest.

Because it is when he leaves that people will understand what I’m saying. Not everyone can be like him.

Yes, this administration has its shortcomings, and Nigeria is a lot. But that is not the essence of this post.

The Lagos–Badagry road is small thing for the President. He is doing even more than this. So with confidence, tag him and the relevant authorities. They know what to do.

📍 Gembu, Sardauna LGA, Taraba State, Nigeria 🇳🇬

Kukutente23:
Maybe you should go back and read properly
Perhaps you can get someone to read and interpret for you in your local language

Kukutente23:
Maybe you should go back and read properly
Perhaps you can get someone to read and interpret for you in your local language

ddippset:
I was really confused because The Appeal court already said that Samuel Anyanwu was rightfully expelled.

So how could they call that faction authentic?

Morizo:
That's a pure lie, that's calling for anarchy and lawlessness from the people . Full scale operation Wetie in all corners of the country which the army won't date.

Remember that despite the rigging in the last election over 65% of the total votes counted against Tinubu

Axis313:
What is the first word you see?

Kukutente23:
I saw this thread on fp recently and my geography became confused

https://www.nairaland.com/8662800/badagry-sokoto-expressway-tinubu-building-roads/3

Please how did Taraba in the north East enter a road from Sokoto in the North West to Badagry in the SW

I need clarification pls

DailyGistsNg:
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has strongly criticised President Bola Tinubu over comments suggesting that rising insecurity will not force him out of office, describing the stance as insensitive and disconnected from the realities faced by Nigerians. In a statement issued by his Senior Special Assistant on Public Communication, Phrank Shaibu, Atiku said the remarks were troubling, arguing that they downplay the human cost of ongoing violence across the country. “It is horrifying that the deaths of innocent citizens are reduced to mere political rhetoric,” he said. Concerns Over Security and Leadership Atiku acknowledged that seeking re-election is a constitutional right but insisted that the government has fallen short in its primary responsibility—protecting lives and property. He warned that the scale of insecurity has reached alarming levels, citing estimates that thousands of Nigerians have been killed since 2023, with communities across various regions affected. “These are not just numbers—they are families shattered, communities destroyed, and a nation bleeding,” he stated. Criticism of Government Response The former vice president also faulted what he described as insufficient empathy and response from the government to recent violent incidents, including attacks on communities and places of worship. He argued that declining public trust in the administration stems from lived realities such as: Worsening insecurity Rising cost of living Controversial economic decisions According to him, trust must be earned through performance, not demanded through political messaging. Warning Against Suppressing Dissent Atiku cautioned against any attempts to silence criticism, stressing that public dissatisfaction cannot be dismissed as mere political opposition. “No amount of intimidation or deflection can alter the lived realities of Nigerians,” he said. Call for Action He urged the government to move beyond rhetoric and implement concrete reforms, particularly in the security sector, to address the country’s challenges. “Nigerians do not need bravado—they need protection. They do not need assurances—they need evidence of leadership,” Atiku added. Broader Context The remarks highlight growing political tensions as Nigeria approaches the 2027 general elections, with opposition figures increasingly scrutinising the government’s handling of security and economic issues. Atiku concluded that ultimately, Nigerians will judge leadership based on outcomes, not statements, emphasising that governance is being tested by the realities citizens face daily. Politics




http://dailygists.ng/post.php?id=684

youneedjesus:
But Obi will. Thank you

CSTRR:
Are you comparing those guys with dapo abiodun?

DuttyChuks:
Boi get a life; must you drag obidents into every matter? Change of archaic mentality.

HIGHESTPOPORI:
ADC is the main news,Nobody takes PDP serious.

monkautos:
How is this already in front page without a proper source. Nairaland is more dangerous than APC

givedemwotowoto:
The dictator in Abuja will cave in to pressure. I hope his stubbornness doesn’t overshadow wisdom.

You can’t win a big political battle like this with money alone, especially when you’re in the wrong. People have vested interests that money alone can’t buy.

You have to be popular to tilt an election to your favor

press9jatv:
Supreme Court to rule on ADC leadership Crisis at 2pm on Thursday.

Details later.....

Cmanforall:
Once the North decide to leave Nigeria, then the country is gone.
If these parties are deregistered, you’d see how the Nation will react

Ironfaceman:
INEC know what to do . Endorsement makes room for bribes.

INEC need to call to order party to conform to electoral Act.

Sadly electoral Act is just for show.

CodeTemplar:
Saudi is an oil giant so why import from Russia. Something fishy cooking there.

happney65:
Adeleke left the PDP and went to accord with no issues. Yet they want them to be deregistered. I'm even suspecting this might not be about the ADC alone. Maybe they just decided to add ADC to it.

Let him try it,and you will see if Heaven will fall or not.

Try it..

TimiofAbuja:
I pity Nigerians, from Governor to Senator and from senator to governor.... what is wrong with us in this country

Ironfaceman:
INEC has failed in its responsibility, for allowing this anormaly to fester in our political space.

Party leaders or elders or stalwart or any name they prefer never ever represent the mind of the people, they are only endorsing so they can be paid.

Moreover it is wrong for a judge to read the verdict before the trial.

INEC should step in and sanitize this wave of fraudulent endorsement and let the peoples vote count. Let the vote count.

happney65:
When Seyi said on saturday that the actions that led to wetin of 1965 and the coup of January 1966 is still being repeated by politicians some of you were saying otherwise

Tinubu should continue. I want to see something.

He thinks he will only be the only one on the ballot in 2027? He should try it .

LagosOrigin:
This mad man should take his drugs because it's obvious he's losing his senses .

What a stupid idiot

Babangidapikin:
Who supplied the weed to him ?, so you just woke up at the eve of the election to realize this, Attorney General that chooses to be openly partisan. What make you think the APC has not also violated Constitutional Provisions . If you people don't want election leave office and let people who knows the will be measured by their key performance stay in office... You was to be masturbating in mediocrity.