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Tinubu, on your mandate we stand


We wish you success 🤠

This is seriously incongruousous

ewedunamala:
This is seriously incongruousous

Ewedu and amala is very sweet o. Forget the hate

One-million man March? When is it happening?

We go reply tilimpoo in 2027

People never see food chop, how dem wan take trek

We don't they before, them no listen.

Useless protest. Protest without a cause was always bound to fail....

Na 2027 we go know

E no go better for Tinubu supporters, I go dey talk am

Yoruba Muslims sponsored thread

They're are not hungry now

only hungry during Jonathan's tenure when Naira was 216 to the dollar

Nigerians should go on social media and see Muslim ronu miscreants defending Tinubu embarrassing themselves and their generations

The rest of the country has seen how tribalistic and clannish these lots can be..

How can someone wake up and say Tinubu is doing an awesome job when all glaring induces say otherwise

poverty
inflation
Insecurity which is highly under reported
Dying Economy, health and education sectors
unemployment

Yet they're creating 50m jobs on social media SMH

Chai!

We need a curriculum for home training nowadays!

Parents should learn to train their kids!

If every home is good the community and hence the society will be good!

Even our leader will have no choice but be good because they come from amongst us!

We are losing it.

Creamypie:
We go reply tilimpoo in 2027

But you never voted him in 2023?

Stupid punch newspaper. The same hypocritical tabloid that was dragging Buhari is now in bed with a worse government because of brown envelope.

It is clear there's no hunger and inflation in Nigeria.....

Case dismissed..

damkin24:
But you never voted him in 2023?

I hate apc since beginning

This kind of news is music to the ears of Batists. In a country where the presidency enjoys watching the people suffer while braindead sycophants sing the praises of the same people who are fu*cking them up

Biodun556:
Tinubu, on your mandate we stand
We wish you success

Gidigba

Hmmm

The thing is NIgeria is a land of patronages that are based on tribe, religion and personal friendships.

A revolution would upend those patronage systems, and would lead to chaos. That is feared more than any economic harshness.

Also, in 1966, January, the Five Majors , out of a sense of duty to their country, removed the corrupt civillian elite...and everyone rejoiced, until five days later, when the dust settled and people realized that their patronage system was in jeopardy.

We know what that led to....a counter coup and a long civil war. Lessons were learned, and since then, the idea of the popular people's revolution has not been popular in this country.

So long as we are a poor country, no one is going to take the risk and get behind a people's revolution. Because at the end, it might be you left holding the wrong end of the stick.

(That's why we have things like federal character, and rotation....it is because ....people don't want to feel left out...and it is the central government's recognition of that fact).

Now, that does not mean we should sit down and keep quiet...I would even come out and say that we need a revolutuon, and an overthrow of the current corrupt system, but what is one man's revolution is another man's means of dispossesing the other side of their benefit.

Remember Mauritania...the elected government was overthrown, people were called out on the street to protest, but then the oppositon to the overthrown government came out and protested for the army.

Patronages.

We have had several protests, but at the end they all fizzle out because, to quote the book Brave New World...people will always choose stability over uncertainty.

AntiChristian:
We need a curriculum for home training nowadays!

Parents should learn to train their kids!

If every home is good the community and hence the society will be good!

Even our leader will have no choice but be good because they come from amongst us!

We are losing it.

Valid Point

There is hunger in the land and it's our right to make this known by any peaceful means necessary. Also, our leaders that we put in power have the responsibility to listen to us and make life easier for us.

Flop or no flop, the message has been passed across and we hope it puts the leaders on their toes to end bad governance else this would become a trend and there will come a time when the protest will yield far more consequences for the leaders than they could ever imagine.

Creamypie:
We go reply tilimpoo in 2027

2027 elections results has been written by wike and co. in favour of tinubu dey there dey play.

Biodun556:
Tinubu, on your mandate we stand


We wish you success 🤠

Lost man

When you see Tinubu-paid agents and BATerians celebrating what they now describe as flopped protests, one might think that it's burned out of a sense of patriotism, but the truth is that it's burned out of extreme bigotry.

They just want Nigerians to continue pretending that all is well in the face of excruciating pains inflicted upon them by the Tinubu calamitous economic policies. 

They don't want any dissenting voice against the Tinubu regime, which is now reputed to be the worst regime in the history of this country.

One striking observation about the Yoruba people is their strong sense of support for their own. When Lagosians discuss Lagos, they exude a sense of pride that makes it seem like the best city in the world. They have a unique way of persuading others that their city is superior, their food is the best (Ijebu garri - I don't like it though because it taste salty).
Nowadays, even musicians attempt to imitate the Yoruba accent and singing style in Afrobeats just to be accepted in the Lagos market.

This is a quality that all communities should embrace: standing by your own, whether it's your tribe, religion, or family. Refrain from joining others in criticizing those who are close to you. I used to vent to a friend about my brother's behaviour, but this friend always spoke highly of his brother—until I met him and realized he was even worse. It taught me a great lesson.

The rich folks never sell themselves out if they are benefitting from each other.

Lol...oya so pe otilo! It's goneeeeee....

Creamypie:
We go reply tilimpoo in 2027

Lol. Always moving the goalpost from "Tinubu will never get APC ticket" to this your 2027 talk. Una no get shame or any manly balls at all?

TopBanter:
Lol. Always moving the goalpost from "Tinubu will never get APC ticket" to this your 2027 talk. Una no get shame or any manly balls at all?

see this one. U better commot your papa house wey u dey chop free food and your bills paid by them, so u see life well