₦airaland Forum

Tjra:
Jagaban is a really fortunate Politician. He knows how to throw confusion into the camp of his adversaries.

When it comes to divide and rule, he is the King.

He can get away with things GEJ and Buhari can't dare try. With these level of support from his opponents, he doesn't need to campaign for 2nd term.

Atiku, Obi and Co. should not even bother contesting elections again. Re-election made easy I swear.

Hin Jazzman strong no be small 💪

ahaz:
Oga have you eaten today? Oga remove shame, come down east make we feed you.

OreMI22:
Let's face the truth: the economic challenges facing Tinubu during his 8 months in office stem from the economic mismanagement perpetrated by Buhari and his Ministers. In 8 years, Buhari oversaw the printing of N30 trillion Naira, depleted our foreign reserves from 52 billion dollars, and allowed the looting of the NNPC, all while claiming to be the "Petroleum Minister." Ministers like Hadi Sirika and Abubakar Malami looted billions from the state treasury. Shockingly, none of the Hausa/Fulani leaders and clerics, who now criticize Tinubu, raised concerns about Buhari's economic mismanagement!

Today, these same northern leaders, who remained silent during Buhari's tenure, are quick to call for protests or military intervention against Tinubu, who has been in office for less than a year!

Any Yoruba person who falls for this deception and participates in protests to destabilize Tinubu's government fails to honor the legacy of Oduduwa. Northern leaders should show Tinubu the same patience they showed their northern brother, Buhari

Ola9ja23:
So this planned 5 people in a market represent the entire Igbos population in SE?


Come to SW to see real markets where all tribes patronizing their customers

Must you igbos show the level of moral degradation to the public?

adamusuleiman2:
They are singing and cheering up to hide their pain. But like someone mentioned above, they are also not likely the brightest tools in the shed. Calling them monkey is disrespectful to monkeys 🤣

mightyhazel:
Moral degradation? For supporting bat till 2050?

ednut1:
With the exchange rate how will they import How will their customers be able to afford it Sales will reduce . All i see is a bunch of senseless people

ednut1:
With the exchange rate how will they import How will their customers be able to afford it Sales will reduce . All i see is a bunch of senseless people

GoodSpirit:
If you are smart enough you should know that they are actually mocking Tinubu, don't allow emotions becloud your critical thinking skills.

Dzzzz:
..Are igbos the only ones that import?..Na you useless and senseless pass..Well Na Aboki you must be cause even a normal Yoruba won’t say this nonsense..Have you slept with your cow today?

ednut1:
I don’t argue with dullards

OreMI22:
Let's face the truth: the economic challenges facing Tinubu during his 8 months in office stem from the economic mismanagement perpetrated by Buhari and his Ministers. In 8 years, Buhari oversaw the printing of N30 trillion Naira, depleted our foreign reserves from 52 billion dollars, and allowed the looting of the NNPC, all while claiming to be the "Petroleum Minister." Ministers like Hadi Sirika and Abubakar Malami looted billions from the state treasury. Shockingly, none of the Hausa/Fulani leaders and clerics, who now criticize Tinubu, raised concerns about Buhari's economic mismanagement!

Today, these same northern leaders, who remained silent during Buhari's tenure, are quick to call for protests or military intervention against Tinubu, who has been in office for less than a year!

Any Yoruba person who falls for this deception and participates in protests to destabilize Tinubu's government fails to honor the legacy of Oduduwa. Northern leaders should show Tinubu the same patience they showed their northern brother, Buhari

GoodSpirit:
If you are smart enough you should know that they are actually mocking Tinubu, don't allow emotions becloud your critical thinking skills.

scholarshipNet:
VIDEO; Igbo Youth Again Storm Market, Beg President Tinubu To Serve 12 Years {WATCH}

In a surprising turn of events, Igbo youth have come forward with a plea directed at President Tinubu, urging him to extend his potential presidency to a twelve-year tenure. The plea, which has garnered attention across various social and traditional media platforms, comes amidst growing anticipation and speculation surrounding the political landscape in Nigeria.

A group of Igbo businessmen, representing the aspirations of many within the Igbo community, approached President Tinubu with a heartfelt request during a recent gathering in Lagos. They articulated their belief that a twelve-year presidency under Tinubu's leadership would provide the stability and transformative governance needed to address pressing issues facing the nation.

Speaking on behalf of the group, unidentified prominent entrepreneur and community leader, emphasized the importance of continuity and visionary leadership in driving Nigeria towards prosperity. "President Tinubu has demonstrated remarkable leadership qualities and a deep commitment to national development," he remarked. "Extending his tenure to twelve years would ensure continuity of his transformative agenda and solidify Nigeria's position as a beacon of progress on the African continent."

The plea from the Igbo youth underscores the widespread recognition of President Tinubu's political acumen and track record of achievements, particularly during his tenure as Governor of Lagos State. Many believe that his wealth of experience and pragmatic approach to governance make him a formidable candidate capable of steering Nigeria through its current challenges and unlocking its full potential.

President Tinubu, widely regarded as a seasoned politician and a key figure in Nigerian politics, has yet to publicly respond to the plea from the Igbo youth. However, political analysts speculate that his potential candidacy for the presidency in the upcoming elections has sparked optimism and generated significant support from various demographic groups across the country.

As Nigeria approaches a critical juncture in its political trajectory, the plea from the Igbo youth serves as a poignant reminder of the aspirations and hopes vested in the country's leadership. Whether President Tinubu chooses to heed the call for a twelve-year tenure remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: his decision will shape the course of Nigeria's future in the years to come.


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ednut1:
mocking tinubu indeed. Are they immune from the effects

Dzzzz:
,.Same thing your mother said when your father gave her doggy and the result was you!...

Felimax:
If you are an Igbo man or a Wiseman and you are not catching out please reposition yourself ASAP!

12 years will not be enough he should do 16 years.

Ola9ja23:
So this planned 5 people in a market represent the entire Igbos population in SE?


Come to SW to see real markets where all tribes patronizing their customers

Must you igbos show the level of moral degradation to the public?