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AlphaNugget:
He is an attention seeker......how about the NGO money?

MyMouth:
Point of correction, it's not Kogi people but egbira people. Very senseless set of people, apologies to the sensible ones

Asonaijaaso:
Weaponized poverty. I can gather a crowd larger than that with $1000. Just give them advance notice that there will be free food and gifts when he arrives.

There will even be a stampede.

kennyz247:
Ds VDM is becoming too controversial

jyz200:
who take this niqqa serious again

Angelfrost:
I don't care if the crowds welcoming these corrupt leaders are rented or not...!

The truth is... Nigeria may never attain development and morality.

Where such level of Stockholm Syndrome abounds, only retrogressive leadership will be the order of the day.

MyMouth:
Point of correction, it's not Kogi people but egbira people. Very senseless set of people, apologies to the sensible ones

Trendtips:
I guess you guys missed his point or I hope , i am right about what i think is the situation he is trying to point out

Yahaya Bello's controversial governance has sparked widespread criticism, yet he still receives overwhelming support from some quarters. His administration has faced allegations of corruption, electoral fraud, and incitement to violence, including a US visa ban for undermining democracy in Nigeria.

Bello's denial of COVID-19 and opposition to vaccines have also raised concerns. Despite these controversies, his supporters have rallied around him, even after his loss in the 2023 presidential election.

It's puzzling that despite his questionable leadership, people still welcome him enthusiastically. This paradox raises questions about the complexities of Nigerian politics and voter behavior.

Some of Bello's notable controversies include:
- Corruption Allegations: Misappropriation of ₦80.2 billion and laundering charges
- Electoral Fraud: Accusations of rigging and violence during elections
- COVID-19 Denial: Refusal to acknowledge the pandemic's severity
- Vaccine Opposition: Claims that vaccines are harmful
- US Visa Ban: Sanctioned for undermining democracy

These issues have led to widespread criticism, yet Bello's is welcomed with open arms

Trendtips:
I guess you guys missed his point or I hope , i am right about what i think is the situation he is trying to point out

Yahaya Bello's controversial governance has sparked widespread criticism, yet he still receives overwhelming support from some quarters. His administration has faced allegations of corruption, electoral fraud, and incitement to violence, including a US visa ban for undermining democracy in Nigeria.

Bello's denial of COVID-19 and opposition to vaccines have also raised concerns. Despite these controversies, his supporters have rallied around him, even after his loss in the 2023 presidential election.

It's puzzling that despite his questionable leadership, people still welcome him enthusiastically. This paradox raises questions about the complexities of Nigerian politics and voter behavior.

Some of Bello's notable controversies include:
- Corruption Allegations: Misappropriation of ₦80.2 billion and laundering charges
- Electoral Fraud: Accusations of rigging and violence during elections
- COVID-19 Denial: Refusal to acknowledge the pandemic's severity
- Vaccine Opposition: Claims that vaccines are harmful
- US Visa Ban: Sanctioned for undermining democracy

These issues have led to widespread criticism, yet Bello's is welcomed with open arms

MarianaTrench:
Why do you people keep pushing news about this charlatan to front page?

Skyfornia:
Why do you type in red letters? It's irritating and I'm sure I'm not the only one that feels this way. Never read any comments in other colours except black

jyz200:
who take this niqqa serious again

thewinning101:
I really want to open inside your brain and know how the inside of your brain works.

Most of these Boko Haram suicide bombing agbado ronurists are very crazy. Wetin concern "Obi" or "Obidient" inside this post?

thewinning101:
I really want to open inside your brain and know how the inside of your brain works.

Most of these Boko Haram suicide bombing agbado ronurists are very crazy. Wetin concern "Obi" or "Obidient" inside this post?

Trendtips:
[b]I guess you guys missed his point or I hope , i am right about what i think is the situation he is trying to point out

Asonaijaaso:
Weaponized poverty. I can gather a crowd larger than that with $1000. Just give them advance notice that there will be free food and gifts when he arrives.

There will even be a stampede.

MyMouth:
Point of correction, it's not Kogi people but egbira people. Very senseless set of people, apologies to the sensible ones

blaise26abj:
It is not just leadership . Just have money and you will be amazed the kind of stunts you can pull in Nigeria . An Ordinary house of representatives member can brag about calling the IG to come like a common police officer to attend to his oppression . Just inquire how much it is to get personal police escort and Your eyes will open to a lot of mad things happening in Nigeria .

Same police can get you guns and backdated licenses . Just have your money .

A friend abroad once stated that politicians have so weaponized poverty that we can call it advanced weaponry . I will go a step further and say if you have money you can also use that weapon .

adabaraabdul:
Good observations. Can you throw more lights on his denial of covid 19 and the effects of his continual governance during the pandemic. Cos I was thinking people would have died in droves in Kogi state given the Governor's denial of the pandemic.