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Re: 2023: Osinbajo Only Presidential Aspirant Worthy To Lead Nigeria - Jaywon by Keyyom22: 5:36pm On Apr 15, 2022

davodyguy:
Is Osinbajo your finance Minister or CBN gov?
ASUU is on strike because finance Minister and Labour Minster says they don't have money.

Inflation is very high because Nigeria is import dependent and the CBN governor stopped selling foreign currencies to BDC. Same CBN gov that reports to Buhari banned Abokifx.

Tell me how Osinbajo is in charge of economy.

So ur Osinbajo is not in charge of anything and even self he is not among this
government of disaster ,he is just there to answer the name VP and collect all the benefits and allowance and even loot in the government just be kidding urself the man is a trusted and tested failure no how u can paint it.

Re: 2023: Osinbajo Only Presidential Aspirant Worthy To Lead Nigeria - Jaywon by harmony75: 6:45pm On Apr 15, 2022

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Re: 2023: Osinbajo Only Presidential Aspirant Worthy To Lead Nigeria - Jaywon by kolmart: 9:38pm On Apr 15, 2022

The only person with integrity is VPO follow by Peter Obi

Re: 2023: Osinbajo Only Presidential Aspirant Worthy To Lead Nigeria - Jaywon by ledaman: 9:38pm On Apr 15, 2022

Jawon is looking for money to resurrect his dead music career. He should just keep mute and watch how the politics goes. Osinbajo that they claim his the head of present economy with hyperinflation everywhere !

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Re: 2023: Osinbajo Only Presidential Aspirant Worthy To Lead Nigeria - Jaywon by BeeNG3: 10:04pm On Apr 15, 2022

Forgotten singer cry

Re: 2023: Osinbajo Only Presidential Aspirant Worthy To Lead Nigeria - Jaywon by specialmati(m): 10:40pm On Apr 15, 2022

Acidosis:
Check Google for the role of the vice-president of Nigeria, then come back to read your post.

ok sir i have check and back vote him out

Re: 2023: Osinbajo Only Presidential Aspirant Worthy To Lead Nigeria - Jaywon by Gaffass(m): 2:44am On Apr 16, 2022

Osinbajo is part of this government that has brought us to where we are today, if he is not as clueless as his boss, we would have seen some difference. Maybe the excuse will be he is not being given free hand to contribute.
So why didn't he resign?

Re: 2023: Osinbajo Only Presidential Aspirant Worthy To Lead Nigeria - Jaywon by Mozino007(m): 3:22am On Apr 16, 2022

MadamVanessa:

This one music carrier is death and buried, he's trying to resurrect it at all means , so he think licking the mere commissioner asshole will resurrect his death music carrier. Waste of time.

Sorry oo

when I say O, you say B, another man say I. Add those letters together, you'll see the man fitted for the job.

Re: 2023: Osinbajo Only Presidential Aspirant Worthy To Lead Nigeria - Jaywon by nony43(m): 5:30am On Apr 16, 2022

Jackson105:
Why are you in tears? That a reasonable person is supporting star boy.

Obi ko, Obigadu ni

Any major Party that zone it ticket to South East has committed political suicide already.

Instead of you to be concerned that ESN/IPOB is reducing your 5% to 1%, you are here hyperventilating on Star boy.

You go dey alright last last.

The person you are attacking is from Akwa Ibom. See how daft you sound.

Re: 2023: Osinbajo Only Presidential Aspirant Worthy To Lead Nigeria - Jaywon by Acidosis(m): 7:40am On Apr 16, 2022

specialmati:
ok sir i have check and back vote him out

All the best sir.

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