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Re: Tinubu's Advice To The Federal Government (Then And Now) by tuoyoojo(m): 5:57pm On Nov 19, 2025
I only have this thing to say to tilimbu.....

Re: Tinubu's Advice To The Federal Government (Then And Now) by Elusive001: 7:17pm On Nov 19, 2025
Thank GOD say na those say na Igboman be their problem dey rule Nigeria for the past 55 years or more. Na them dey control the armed forces of Nigeria for the past 55 years.
Re: Tinubu's Advice To The Federal Government (Then And Now) by RecessionistPMB: 8:06pm On Nov 19, 2025
"The builder and Architect of Modern Lagos".
The fool has nothing to offer Nigerians rather than amass so much wealth for himself and his cronies. You people never see anything. He will tax and squeeze every tangible thing from the people and use a fraction of it to buy up every "buyable" politician and instigate intractable crises to opposition parties.
Re: Tinubu's Advice To The Federal Government (Then And Now) by Ironfaceman(op): 9:26pm On Nov 20, 2025
tuoyoojo:
I only have this thing to say to tilimbu.....
You've said it all. The root cause of Nigerias problem deceit and injustice.
Re: Tinubu's Advice To The Federal Government (Then And Now) by Coolgent(m): 4:08pm On Nov 21, 2025
I will never vote for a SW president Obasanjo now Bola what a failure. SE should be given a chance
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