₦airaland Forum

erniok:
This response shows you should be playing with your toys. You don't vie for an office you know you are incapable of handling. What responsible people do in such situations is to resign.

Honestly that person thought he has made a point.

It must be a 12 yr old behind that moniker, cos I just taya for reasoning.

Deep sleep ke? He was paying a rapt attention to the various security briefings and pragmatic solutions to the perennial internal security crisis.

You can't say NO to the call of nature particularly during this wonderful season of mild harmattan 😂

AriseAndShine01:
It's a lie. Seen the pic somewhere and he's not sleeping. He's just in a very calm and attentive spirit.

^^^


Na so.

autoez:
He's an old man.

^^^


True. And we all know they need a lot more sleep.

ZombieDredd:
Listen to yourself.

If he's old and tired, should he be in aso rock where you need to be up and doing?

That's why we need you to be on the next ballot

kfasian:
President Tinubu in Deep Sleep During High-Level Security Meeting

I litteraly wept when I saw this trending picture online yesterday. I saw a sleeping president during a very high level security meeting. In a nation bleeding daily from insecurity, where families are torn apart by kidnappers, bandits, and terrorists, Nigerians expect vigilance, strategy, and unwavering alertness from those sworn to protect them. But what we continue to witness is the opposite — a leadership slipping into slumber while the country slips into chaos.

A widely circulated image has captured what appears to be President Tinubu dozing off during a high-level security briefing — a moment that symbolizes the broader failure Nigerians feel every single day. Whether metaphorical or literal, the message is painfully clear: the leadership is asleep while the nation burns.

At a time when citizens in Plateau, Kaduna, Niger, Zamfara, and other states cannot sleep with two eyes closed… the Commander-in-Chief seems to be resting comfortably behind heavy security and air-conditioned walls. At a time when parents live in fear of sending their children to school, the nation’s top security meeting appears to be treated like a casual afternoon lounge.

What Nigerians demand is not a president who nods off — but a president who stands up to insecurity with urgency, innovation, and decisive action.

This is not the era for tired eyes.
This is not the era for passive leadership.
This is not the era for excuses and empty rhetoric.

This is the era for relentless leadership, for strategic intelligence, for boots on the ground, for drones in the sky, for investments in police modernization, and for a total overhaul of the nation’s security architecture.

If the President himself appears fatigued during a crucial meeting, what signal does that send to the security chiefs seated before him? What message does that send to millions of Nigerians whose lives depend on the outcome of that very discussion?

A nation cannot be safe when its leadership is asleep at the wheel.

As activists, as citizens, as humans with a conscience, we raise our voices once again:
Nigeria deserves a leader who is alert, awake, and aligned with the urgency of our reality.
The people are awake.
The victims are awake.
The grieving families are awake.

It is time for the leadership to wake up too — before the country slips beyond recovery.

Pastorkay is a Social Activist & Public Commentator.

you go wept tire

AriseAndShine01:
It's a lie. Seen the pic somewhere and he's not sleeping. He's just in a very calm and attentive spirit. Let's stop all this propaganda looking for every avenue to tarnish the image of Mr president.

God bless the federal republic of Nigeria.

Are you minding those hypocrites, instead of us to join hands together and banish banditry and terrorism out of our land, they are after petty things just to insult the man. One at my work place from a particular region of the country was even praying that the insecurity should continue so that he won’t win in 2027. It’s that bad.

ZombieDredd:
Listen to yourself.

If he's old and tired, should he be in aso rock where you need to be up and doing?

I don't really understand..!

Yepaaaaaaaa

Too much AC iin that room might be the course.

Nigeria is in autopilot.

Lumarstone:
Too much AC iin that room might be the course.

Nigeria is in autopilot.

I agree with you on this.