₦airaland Forum

sIfioksq:
Tinubu has faced many challenges, but he’s not one to back down easily. Resignation is not the solution; we need unity and constructive dialogue to move forward.

Bebigiby1:
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madridguy:


Get him pen and paper to resign.

Chinkoalhaji34:
Protest no be solution o, we need to give him time to settle down. Change no dey happen overnight, just watch and see.

Salewa97:
Na wa o! Who dey organize this protest?

Tinubu just dey settle down, we need to give am chance to show wetin e fit do.

Resignation no be the answer; we need to support our president make e succeed.

All this noise no go help Nigeria, instead we need unity to face our wahala together.

Philipponzaghi:
The noise from the streets is just that—noise. Those calling for resignation are simply missing the bigger picture. Tinubu is focused on the nation's progress, and that’s what truly matters. Let the protests come; they won’t change the vision for Nigeria’s future.

madridguy:


Get him pen and paper to resign.

haffaze777:
He can even resign on his behalf and instal agulu clown

haffaze777:
He can even resign on his behalf and instal agulu clown

Chinkoalhaji34:
Protest no be solution o, we need to give him time to settle down. Change no dey happen overnight, just watch and see.

seanfer:
This people will make good Satire writers.

Bebigiby1:
Before the August 1 nationwide protest, I shared a list of workable demands that Nigerians should agitate for during the protest. The first demand I pointed was for Nigerians to push for the resignation of Tinubu and the dissolution of the government to pave the way for the establishment of an interim smaller government. This demand was borne out of the fact that Tinubu lacks the capacity to unite and lead this country, his government will not listen to Nigerians, the government is insensitive, incompetent, it is incapable of implementing political and economic reforms that protesters are agitating for. You can see that even after the carnage that was unleashed yesterday were several peaceful protesters were killed by trigger happy policemen, Tinubu has refused to address Nigerians or show genuine concern to the plight of Nigerians. If Nigerians truly want this country to progress, the number one demand for the nationwide protest should be to push for an end to this bad government…. Nigerians have a golden opportunity to move this country forward through this protest by uniting and capitalize on the momentum of this protest and push for a lasting solution to the nation’s problems….

It was unfortunate that many Igbo people yesterday decided to play tribal politics by not joining other well meaning Nigerians to protest…. obviously this decision was taken due to a widespread propaganda against them, it is true that collectively Igbos have been targeted continually by hateful propaganda perpetrated by malicious government agents and Nigerians, this was evident especially during the last election but two wrongs don’t make a right, the economic crisis facing Nigerians knows no tribe or religion as it is been felt by everyone, the Igbos even though many of them no longer want to be part of Nigeria should know that they can’t actualize their dream of a Nigerian Igbo president, Biafra or a referendum without the support of other tribes in Nigeria. This is not the time to push blames, it is a time to build bridges and show solidarity with other Nigerians. It will be detrimental for Igbos if they fail to sympathize with other Nigerians by continuing to play the holier than thou politics while the country burns over bad governance…. Above all, I hope that Nigerians whether north or south can look beyond their corrupt tendencies of collecting bribe and staging pro-government sponsored violent protests against peaceful protesters, I hope Nigerians can overcome their selfish tribalistic ways of sabotaging each other and come together to free the country from this cruel government and their political oppressors….

lamentor78:
Some of you born yesterday don't know what is called power. First, find the meaning of GCFR , the power he has supercedes the nonsense protest you are doing, he was brought in by ballot and can only be removed by ballot says the constitution. Just because most of you are educated illiterate won't make us just sit down and look at you wallow in your ignorance.

Even, historically how many African presidents have resigned talk less of spending only one year on sit.

Most of our youth are sick upstairs,evident from what comes out of their brains.

Bebigiby1:
Before the August 1 nationwide protest, I shared a list of workable demands that Nigerians should agitate for during the protest. The first demand I pointed was for Nigerians to push for the resignation of Tinubu and the dissolution of the government to pave the way for the establishment of an interim smaller government. This demand was borne out of the fact that Tinubu lacks the capacity to unite and lead this country, his government will not listen to Nigerians, the government is insensitive, incompetent, it is incapable of implementing political and economic reforms that protesters are agitating for. You can see that even after the carnage that was unleashed yesterday were several peaceful protesters were killed by trigger happy policemen, Tinubu has refused to address Nigerians or show genuine concern to the plight of Nigerians. If Nigerians truly want this country to progress, the number one demand for the nationwide protest should be to push for an end to this bad government…. Nigerians have a golden opportunity to move this country forward through this protest by uniting and capitalize on the momentum of this protest and push for a lasting solution to the nation’s problems….

It was unfortunate that many Igbo people yesterday decided to play tribal politics by not joining other well meaning Nigerians to protest…. obviously this decision was taken due to a widespread propaganda against them, it is true that collectively Igbos have been targeted continually by hateful propaganda perpetrated by malicious government agents and Nigerians, this was evident especially during the last election but two wrongs don’t make a right, the economic crisis facing Nigerians knows no tribe or religion as it is been felt by everyone, the Igbos even though many of them no longer want to be part of Nigeria should know that they can’t actualize their dream of a Nigerian Igbo president, Biafra or a referendum without the support of other tribes in Nigeria. This is not the time to push blames, it is a time to build bridges and show solidarity with other Nigerians. It will be detrimental for Igbos if they fail to sympathize with other Nigerians by continuing to play the holier than thou politics while the country burns over bad governance…. Above all, I hope that Nigerians whether north or south can look beyond their corrupt tendencies of collecting bribe and staging pro-government sponsored violent protests against peaceful protesters, I hope Nigerians can overcome their selfish tribalistic ways of sabotaging each other and come together to free the country from this cruel government and their political oppressors….