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Presidents falling down while doing their work is a common feature of the modern world.

It's a sign of Hard Working Presidents.

YOU'RE SO DAMN BUSY, sometimes it's so exhausting being the president of a large country like Nigeria or USA.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13CX5GwWr_o?si=Mkd8xerlVJgcF4RE

You don't have to keel the happiness of Bitter people, for a very long time, they finally have something to celebrate. Someone stumbling is a big deal for them, they have never witnessed such before, they themselves have never in their lives stumbled before. Let them celebrate the strangeness.

Let’s compare it with the number of times Tinubu has stumbled publicly, apart from the ones he has stumbled behind camera, especially at home


Nonsense damage control,..

Tell the Great Grand Father to rest

As expected. Snake oil merchants will resort to whataboutism. Joe Biden was denied the Democrats ticket as a result of this, so you know. Look at president Erdoğan teleguiding our president who is much younger than him on paper. Embarrassing.

Area boys are shameless.

Is TINUBU not a human being

Kemetic, may God rule your destiny how Tinubu rules Nigeria. Say amen

Una go defend tire

As usual they'll resort to damage control, a president that is young on paper and old in physical reality no be juju be that, even look at how Turkish president is guiding him like our president is a stroke patient.

Unnecessary. Allow those people to rejoice on the fell. It's been long they had such feelings

sweerychick:
As usual they'll resort to damage control, a president that is young on paper and old in physical reality no be juju be that, even look at how Turkish president is guiding him like our president is a stroke patient.

I believe you still have some old people in your family at that age. How active are they?

Eish?

All I come here to do is laugh 🤣🤣🤣😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅🤣🤣🤣😅😅😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I have been expecting this thread like kilode!!!!!!!!!

helinues:
I believe you still have some old people in your family at that age. How active are they?

Eish?

they are retired and taking good care of their health peacefully. Not some people that believe in grabbing, snatching and dying in power.

sweerychick:
they are retired and taking good care of their health peacefully. Not some people that believe in grabbing, snatching and dying in power.

Okay.. have you sent this same message to President Trump?

Everyone falls.

Person wey suppose from there go...

From Buhari to the rubbish we currently have as a president is astonishing ...

I'm not happy he fell, but he should remove this useless tax laws abeg

No big deal about tinubu fall... Just that uncultured and unmannerly people are using it for fun... That jacket could be a gift from turkey president

Every sh!t must be justified.

Kushites:
Presidents falling down while doing their work is a common feature of the modern world.

It's a sign of Hard Working Presidents.

YOU'RE SO DAMN BUSY, sometimes it's so exhausting being the president of a large country like Nigeria or USA.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13CX5GwWr_o?si=Mkd8xerlVJgcF4RE

Oya compare their national grid to ours, since Una like comparison.

Compare standard of living
Compare health facilities
Compare governance.

Don't stop at the falls only.

Osiris12:
All I come here to do is laugh 🤣🤣🤣😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅🤣🤣🤣😅😅😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I have been expecting this thread like kilode!!!!!!!!!

Na only rubbish dem dey like to compare

The good ones they close their eyes to it.

ndi mgbu

helinues:
Okay.. have you sent this same message to President Trump?

Trump doesn't fall down anyhow my dear. Look I wish president Tinubu well. If it is God's will for him to run for second term so be it

Flangelo12:
Everyone falls.

AND HATERS OF NIGERIA WILL FALL TOO IN THEIR OWN TIME.

Kushites:
UNFORTUNATELY, NIGERIA DOES NOT INVADE, COLONISE AND LOOT OTHER COUNTRIES TO BUILD UP ITSELF LIKE YOUR WHITE MASTERS DID AND STILL DO, SO WE HAVE TO BUILD UP SLOWLY, WITH GOD'S HELP, NOT WITH SATAN'S HELP.

Leave am
You don't even have the capacity to force project.

Burkina faso humbled you.

Meanwhile I saw satan fall like lightning today....in turkiye

ZombieDredd:
Leave am
You don't even have the capacity to force project.

Burkina faso humbled you.

Meanwhile I saw satan fall like lightning today....in turkiye

Here is the AI ANALYSIS of the Nigerian military straight from AI ChatGPT.

THESE ARE THE DAYS OF AI-BACKED DATA ANALYSIS, NOT YOUR BEER PARLOUR 'OPINION'.



Here’s an overview of the Nigerian military’s credentials and major achievements that explain why it’s widely recognized as one of Africa’s most significant military forces, including its size, deployments abroad, and operational impact:

1. One of Africa’s Largest and Strongest Militaries

The Nigerian Armed Forces consist of the Army, Navy, and Air Force under the President as commander-in-chief. It’s one of the largest uniformed military services in Africa with over ~230,000 active personnel.

According to the 2025 Global Firepower Index, Nigeria’s military is ranked third-most powerful in Africa (after Egypt and Algeria) and around 31st globally, reflecting capability across manpower, equipment, logistics, and structure.

The force structure includes thousands of armored vehicles, artillery, and combat aircraft across Army and Air Force units, strengthening its conventional military capacity.

📌 This scale and capability put Nigeria in the top tier of African armed forces, both in personnel and in comprehensive military capacity.


2. Extensive International Deployments and Peacekeeping

From the 1960s onward, Nigeria has been a leading contributor to United Nations (UN) peacekeeping missions worldwide — sending troops and police to over 40 operations across Africa and beyond.

Nigerian contingents have served in major missions such as Liberia (UNMIL), Sierra Leone, Lebanon (UNIFIL), Chad, Congo, and others.

At peak points, hundreds of thousands of Nigerian military, police, and civilian personnel served under the UN flag, making Nigeria one of the largest contributors to peace operations globally.

👉 Many African armies rarely operate so persistently outside their own borders; Nigeria’s long history of overseas peacekeeping — including leadership roles — is a distinguishing credential.


3. Regional Security Leadership

Nigeria has also acted as a security anchor in West Africa — notably being the dominant force behind ECOMOG (Economic Community of West African States Monitoring Group) interventions in Liberia and Sierra Leone, where Nigerian troops formed the core of multinational peacekeeping operations.

It plays a central role in the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNJTF) against Boko Haram, a multinational counter-insurgency effort with troops from Benin, Cameroon, Chad, Niger and Nigeria.

📌 Nigeria’s willingness to shoulder heavy financial and personnel burdens for regional stability — often without direct compensation — reflects its leadership position in African security affairs.


4. Combat Experience and Counter-Insurgency

Domestically, the Nigerian military has gained extensive combat experience through prolonged campaigns such as the fight against Boko Haram and affiliated Islamist extremist groups in the northeast, and operations against organized crime and banditry across northern states. Current ongoing operations reflect persistent engagement and adaptation.

Such sustained internal security operations have made many units among the most battle-tested in the region, with practical experience in counter-insurgency, joint operations, and asymmetric warfare.


5. Institutional Credentials and Recognition

Nigerian forces have earned accolades and recognition: they’ve been highlighted in research and defense analyses as among Africa’s top military powers and have received awards such as Best Land Force in National Defence in Africa (e.g., 2021/22).

Nigeria’s defense institutions also host major continental events like Africa’s Chiefs of Defence summit, signaling its standing within African military diplomacy.


Summary: Why Nigeria is Seen as a Major African Military Force

✔ Large, well-structured military with tens of thousands of troops.
✔ Consistently ranked among Africa’s strongest military powers.
✔ Major contributor to international and regional peacekeeping — decades of global deployments.
✔ Central role in West African security initiatives like ECOMOG and MNJTF.
✔ Extensive combat experience, especially in counter-terror and insurgency operations.

These credentials help explain why Nigeria’s armed forces are considered one of the continent’s leading military powers and why its troops have been deployed far beyond national borders, often in multinational or multilateral roles.

- AI