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Thousands of residents, youth groups, community leaders and political supporters on Thursday participated in the "Relax Tinubu is Fixing Nigeria" (RTIFN) Unity and Peace Rally across Lugbe and Kuje Area Councils of the Federal Capital Territory, in what organisers described as a voter awareness campaign ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The rally, which featured a roadshow through major parts of the two area councils, was organised to encourage voter participation while highlighting the achievements of the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu under the Renewed Hope Agenda.

Organisers said the event attracted thousands of participants, including community leaders, youth advocates and government officials.

Among those in attendance was the Chief of Staff to the Minister of Youth Development, Hon. Muhammed Abdullah, alongside national executives of the RTIFN movement and other political stakeholders.

A major highlight of the event was the distribution of empowerment packages to women and youth entrepreneurs. According to the organisers, startup kits and financial grants were presented to selected beneficiaries in Lugbe and Kuje to support small businesses and promote economic self-reliance.

Some beneficiaries and market women reportedly expressed appreciation for the intervention and pledged their support for the Tinubu administration, citing ongoing infrastructure projects and government initiatives in their communities.

Addressing participants at the rally, the Director-General of the Relax Tinubu is Fixing Nigeria movement, Hon. Ahmed Bala, thanked residents for what he described as their peaceful conduct and continued support for the government.

Bala said the economic and structural reforms introduced by President Tinubu were aimed at laying a sustainable foundation for Nigeria's long-term development, urging Nigerians to remain patient as the policies continue to take effect.

"Leadership requires courage, and President Tinubu has shown that courage. We are here to appeal for your continued patience. The policies of this administration are not quick fixes; they are sustainable foundations, and they have already started yielding visible fruits across the nation. Trust the process, protect your vote, and let us stay united as we approach 2027," he said.

The event also featured cultural displays and musical performances by entertainers, including Basketmouth, Zule Zoo, Ekwe, Joel and Samegeezy, as well as performances by emerging local artists.

The organisers said the entertainment segment was designed to promote peaceful coexistence while complementing the civic education campaign.

The 2027 general elections are expected to be Nigeria's next nationwide electoral exercise, with political parties and support groups gradually intensifying grassroots mobilisation and voter engagement activities across the country.

They are not bullying or disrespecting others, they are only focusing on the campaign

That's what makes the difference between Apc and other end of the year party

Good development. Votes hopefully will count

[quote author=helinues post=139908886]They are not bullying or disrespecting others, they are only focus on the campaign

Hellanus. We know you are doing your job. We can’t be deceived. After pushing many people deeper into poverty, APC is now using small stipends as a tool to win support from the same people who are struggling to make ends meet.

urchman3000:
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Must you people cry profusely on my mentions? Did I direct my comments to you?

Why are some of you guys just so insensitive like this

[quote author=helinues post=139908972]Must you people cry profusely on my mentions? Did I direct my comments to you?

We all know you are doing your job. Next year’s election will be different from 2023. People have seen enough, experienced enough, and are demanding real change. Enough is enough.

[quote author=urchman3000 post=139908961][/quote]This is exactly the problem with Obidients.

Every day, they tell themselves that Nigerians have totally rejected APC. They say Tinubu has no support. They say nobody will attend any pro-Tinubu event. They say APC is finished. They say the masses are waiting to revolt.

Then the moment a pro-Tinubu rally holds and ordinary people show up, they suddenly remember “stipends.”

That is their usual escape route.

If nobody comes out, they say APC is finished.

If people come out, they say they were paid.

The lesson Obidients should learn from APC is simple: elections are not won by social-media noise alone. Elections are won by structure, mobilisation, grassroots presence, voter awareness, local leaders, women groups, youth groups, polling-unit agents, community engagement and constant physical contact with voters.

While APC support groups are entering Lugbe, Kuje, markets, communities and area councils, many Obidients are still on Nairaland and X calling everybody hungry, foolish and deceived.

Then on election day, they will be shocked that the same people they insulted did not vote with them.

Politics is not only grammar.

Politics is mobilisation.

If you believe Nigerians have rejected APC, go and organise your own rally. Go and mobilise your own women. Go and gather your own youths. Go and engage communities. Go and register voters. Go and protect polling units.

But do not sit online insulting people who are doing grassroots work, then cry later that the election was stolen.

The truth is painful: APC understands ground game better than Obidients.

Obidients understand online outrage better than APC.

Unfortunately for them, INEC does not count insults.

INEC counts votes.

helinues:
Must you people cry profusely on my mentions? Did I direct my comments to you?

Why are some of you guys just so insensitive like this

My brother, ywelcome to the normal Obidient playbook on Nairaland.

They will follow you from thread to thread, cry on your mentions, insult you, derail the topic, accuse you of being paid, and then turn around to ask why you are responding to them.

That is their usual modus operandi.

They do it because they believe every political space must echo only one sound: anti-Tinubu anger and Obi worship. Once you write anything that questions Peter Obi, exposes their contradictions, challenges their false claims, or refuses to join their daily lamentation choir, they see it as a personal emergency.

That is why they stalk threads.

It is not because they want debate. It is because they want control.

They want to intimidate people into silence, so that only their own version of Nigeria can survive on the forum.

Their method is simple: if they cannot defeat your argument, they will flood your mentions;

if they cannot answer your facts, they will abuse your person;

if they cannot defend Obi’s record, they will drag Tinubu into every sentence;
if they cannot explain Labour Party confusion, they will accuse you of collecting money.

But let them continue.

The more they cry, the more they expose themselves.


So my advice is simple: allow them.

Let them cry on your mentions.

Let them stalk your threads.

Let them prove, by their own behaviour, the very intolerance we have been describing.

Just keep writing.

Keep asking questions.

Keep exposing the double standards.

Keep reminding them that Nairaland is not an Obidient WhatsApp group.

They want silence.

Give them scrutiny.

helinues:
They are not bullying or disrespecting others, they are only focusing on the campaign

That's what makes the difference between Apc and other end of the year party

I completely agree.

That is how democracy is supposed to work.

Real politics is not won by insulting strangers on social media. It is won by organising, persuading, mobilising supporters and meeting voters where they are.

While some people spend their time trending hashtags and abusing anyone who disagrees with them, others are building ward structures, strengthening local alliances, engaging communities and preparing for election day.

That is grassroots mobilisation.

Democracy rewards organisation, not online outrage.

At the end of the day, elections are decided at polling units—not in comment sections.

That is the difference between political campaigning and political performance.

As the recent off-cycle and bye-election results have shown, structure still walks farther than social media noise.

People wer wear better cloth dy front, make e be like say tinubu dy work, people wer no wear better cloth they back abeg.

How Would You Justify The Following Extravagant Spendings Under Tinubu's Government:

1. 21 Billion Naira To Renovate The Vice President House. No like they bought new kidneys or anything...for a house already functional. Done with public funds.

2. 70 Billion Naira To The National Assembly Members To Buy SUVs At The Cost 160 Million Naira Per One For Senators And House Of Representatives Members Specifically. To buy silence is every expensive.

3. 4 Billion Naira To Renovate Dodan Barrack Lagos Another 3 Billion Naira To Renovate Aguda House

4. 5 Billion Naira Was Given To Presidential Tax Reforms Committee Of Less Than Twenty People Headed By Taiwo Oyedele With Nothing To Show For It

6. 1.5 Billion Naira To Purchase Cars For Your Wife Senator Oluremi Tinubu Despite The Fact That First Lady Office Is Not Recognised By Our Constitution. Public funds they will later come around and claim they donated.

7. 300% Salary Increase For The Judges Which Was Speedily Passed By The Insensitive And Irresponsible Senators. The law has been bought.

8. 5 Billion Naira Was Budgeted For Presidential Fleet Of Cars For President Bola Ahmad Tinubu. I mean for someone who already has over 40 cars following him already.

9. 5 Billion equally budgeted for Presidential Yatch. The commonwealth is now a personal wealth.

10. 225 Billion naira spent on so-called Presidential Jet Festus Keyamo compensated.

11. 90 Billion naira spent on 2024 Hajj pilgrimage . Religion is a personal business. This is extravagant and irrelevant.

12. Billions of Naira Was Budgeted For Trips Including The Vice President Kashim Shettima To The Detriment Of The Citizens

13. Every Senator Is Paid 21 Million Naira Monthly

14. House Of Representatives Are Earning 13.5 Million Monthly All The Increment Was Done By Tinubu's Government

15. 15 Trillion Naira Lagos Calabar Coastal Road Was Awarded Illegally To Tinubu's Friend A Lebanese Gilbert Chagoury Who Was Repatriated Back To His Country By The Former President Obasanjo. I mean "awarded." No bids.

16. Billions lavished to lobbyist to romance against the Christian genocide.

17. How about the crazy number of ministers doing nothing?

18. N36Billion used shamelessly to Repaint the International Conference Centre...

Nigeria is a rich country. But ruled by the worst.

Argue with yourself.

[quote author=CharlesCNG post=139909188]This is exactly the problem with Obidients.

Every day, they tell themselves that Nigerians have totally rejected APC. They say Tinubu has no support. They say nobody will attend any pro-Tinubu event. They say APC is finished. They say the masses are waiting to revolt.

Then the moment a pro-Tinubu rally holds and ordinary people show up, they suddenly remember “stipends.”

That is their usual escape route.

If nobody comes out, they say APC is finished.

If people come out, they say they were paid.

The lesson Obidients should learn from APC is simple: elections are not won by social-media noise alone. Elections are won by structure, mobilisation, grassroots presence, voter awareness, local leaders, women groups, youth groups, polling-unit agents, community engagement and constant physical contact with voters.

While APC support groups are entering Lugbe, Kuje, markets, communities and area councils, many Obidients are still on Nairaland and X calling everybody hungry, foolish and deceived.

Then on election day, they will be shocked that the same people they insulted did not vote with them.

Politics is not only grammar.

Politics is mobilisation.

If you believe Nigerians have rejected APC, go and organise your own rally. Go and mobilise your own women. Go and gather your own youths. Go and engage communities. Go and register voters. Go and protect polling units.

But do not sit online insulting people who are doing grassroots work, then cry later that the election was stolen.

The truth is painful: APC understands ground game better than Obidients.

Obidients understand online outrage better than APC.

Unfortunately for them, INEC does not count insults.

INEC counts votes.












It doesn’t change the reality that many Nigerians believe the country is suffering from poor governance. Despite the nation’s vast resources and potential, millions of citizens continue to face economic hardship, unemployment, insecurity, inadequate healthcare, and rising living costs.

The true measure of any government is the well-being of its people. When citizens struggle to afford basic necessities and lose confidence in their future, it raises serious questions about leadership, accountability, and priorities.

Nigeria deserves leadership that delivers results, creates opportunities, protects its citizens, and places the interests of the people above politics. The demand for better governance is not a demand for perfection—it is a demand for responsibility, transparency, and meaningful progress.

[quote author=Jonah2022 post=139908816]It doesn’t change the reality that many Nigerians believe the country is suffering from poor governance. Despite the nation’s vast resources and potential, millions of citizens continue to face economic hardship, unemployment, insecurity, inadequate healthcare, and rising living costs.

The true measure of any government is the well-being of its people. When citizens struggle to afford basic necessities and lose confidence in their future, it raises serious questions about leadership, accountability, and priorities.

Nigeria deserves leadership that delivers results, creates opportunities, protects its citizens, and places the interests of the people above politics. The demand for better governance is not a demand for perfection—it is a demand for responsibility, transparency, and meaningful progress.

Bunch of useless idiots.

2k per participant. We all know how much they were paid.

Relax kiii you there

Una daddies

Jonah2022:
Thousands of residents, youth groups, community leaders and political supporters on Thursday participated in the "Relax Tinubu is Fixing Nigeria" (RTIFN) Unity and Peace Rally across Lugbe and Kuje Area Councils of the Federal Capital Territory, in what organisers described as a voter awareness campaign ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The rally, which featured a roadshow through major parts of the two area councils, was organised to encourage voter participation while highlighting the achievements of the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu under the Renewed Hope Agenda.

Organisers said the event attracted thousands of participants, including community leaders, youth advocates and government officials.

Among those in attendance was the Chief of Staff to the Minister of Youth Development, Hon. Muhammed Abdullah, alongside national executives of the RTIFN movement and other political stakeholders.

A major highlight of the event was the distribution of empowerment packages to women and youth entrepreneurs. According to the organisers, startup kits and financial grants were presented to selected beneficiaries in Lugbe and Kuje to support small businesses and promote economic self-reliance.

Some beneficiaries and market women reportedly expressed appreciation for the intervention and pledged their support for the Tinubu administration, citing ongoing infrastructure projects and government initiatives in their communities.

Addressing participants at the rally, the Director-General of the Relax Tinubu is Fixing Nigeria movement, Hon. Ahmed Bala, thanked residents for what he described as their peaceful conduct and continued support for the government.

Bala said the economic and structural reforms introduced by President Tinubu were aimed at laying a sustainable foundation for Nigeria's long-term development, urging Nigerians to remain patient as the policies continue to take effect.

"Leadership requires courage, and President Tinubu has shown that courage. We are here to appeal for your continued patience. The policies of this administration are not quick fixes; they are sustainable foundations, and they have already started yielding visible fruits across the nation. Trust the process, protect your vote, and let us stay united as we approach 2027," he said.

The event also featured cultural displays and musical performances by entertainers, including Basketmouth, Zule Zoo, Ekwe, Joel and Samegeezy, as well as performances by emerging local artists.

The organisers said the entertainment segment was designed to promote peaceful coexistence while complementing the civic education campaign.

The 2027 general elections are expected to be Nigeria's next nationwide electoral exercise, with political parties and support groups gradually intensifying grassroots mobilisation and voter engagement activities across the country.

See dem useless even as poor people condemn to suffer and beg stipends from their slave master

CharlesCNG:
This is exactly the problem with Obidients.

Every day, they tell themselves that Nigerians have totally rejected APC. They say Tinubu has no support. They say nobody will attend any pro-Tinubu event. They say APC is finished. They say the masses are waiting to revolt.

Then the moment a pro-Tinubu rally holds and ordinary people show up, they suddenly remember “stipends.”

That is their usual escape route.

If nobody comes out, they say APC is finished.

If people come out, they say they were paid.

The lesson Obidients should learn from APC is simple: elections are not won by social-media noise alone. Elections are won by structure, mobilisation, grassroots presence, voter awareness, local leaders, women groups, youth groups, polling-unit agents, community engagement and constant physical contact with voters.

While APC support groups are entering Lugbe, Kuje, markets, communities and area councils, many Obidients are still on Nairaland and X calling everybody hungry, foolish and deceived.

Then on election day, they will be shocked that the same people they insulted did not vote with them.

Politics is not only grammar.

Politics is mobilisation.

If you believe Nigerians have rejected APC, go and organise your own rally. Go and mobilise your own women. Go and gather your own youths. Go and engage communities. Go and register voters. Go and protect polling units.

But do not sit online insulting people who are doing grassroots work, then cry later that the election was stolen.

The truth is painful: APC understands ground game better than Obidients.

Obidients understand online outrage better than APC.

Unfortunately for them, INEC does not count insults.

INEC counts votes.

may tinubu's government wey u dy support happen to you and your family...seriously have you guys no conscience?abi its cus of the 30k monthly pay or cus of tribe..dude you like the way this country is right now...we blacks are really heartless ...jesu

Babanla sponsored protest

Hopeless clowns and hungry fools

For now I really did not understand how Tinubu is fixing Nigeria, I mean this is over 3 years now we cannot see any form of fixing anywhere.

Hope everybody was paid oh, we no wan hear say them never pay me

Tenses:
Relax kiii you there

Una daddies

Tinubu is busy fixing the mother fuckers: fathers and mothers, not Nigeria. They're busy gathering for peanuts hand outs.

iluvdonjazzy:
For now I really did not understand how Tinubu is fixing Nigeria, I mean this is over 3 years now we cannot see any form of fixing anywhere.

Which fixing have u seen b4?

Are u still seeing doctors or strick lectures on strike like it use to be
State owing salaries because allocation has reduced no that’s is own fixing

Wonder shall never end.



It's well

CharlesCNG:
This is exactly the problem with Obidients.

Every day, they tell themselves that Nigerians have totally rejected APC. They say Tinubu has no support. They say nobody will attend any pro-Tinubu event. They say APC is finished. They say the masses are waiting to revolt.

Then the moment a pro-Tinubu rally holds and ordinary people show up, they suddenly remember “stipends.”

That is their usual escape route.

If nobody comes out, they say APC is finished.

If people come out, they say they were paid.

The lesson Obidients should learn from APC is simple: elections are not won by social-media noise alone. Elections are won by structure, mobilisation, grassroots presence, voter awareness, local leaders, women groups, youth groups, polling-unit agents, community engagement and constant physical contact with voters.

While APC support groups are entering Lugbe, Kuje, markets, communities and area councils, many Obidients are still on Nairaland and X calling everybody hungry, foolish and deceived.

Then on election day, they will be shocked that the same people they insulted did not vote with them.

Politics is not only grammar.

Politics is mobilisation.

If you believe Nigerians have rejected APC, go and organise your own rally. Go and mobilise your own women. Go and gather your own youths. Go and engage communities. Go and register voters. Go and protect polling units.

But do not sit online insulting people who are doing grassroots work, then cry later that the election was stolen.

The truth is painful: APC understands ground game better than Obidients.

Obidients understand online outrage better than APC.

Unfortunately for them, INEC does not count insults.

INEC counts votes.

For your information. Those crowd are there for their 2k.

CharlesCNG:
This is exactly the problem with Obidients.

Every day, they tell themselves that Nigerians have totally rejected APC. They say Tinubu has no support. They say nobody will attend any pro-Tinubu event. They say APC is finished. They say the masses are waiting to revolt.

Then the moment a pro-Tinubu rally holds and ordinary people show up, they suddenly remember “stipends.”

That is their usual escape route.

If nobody comes out, they say APC is finished.

If people come out, they say they were paid.

The lesson Obidients should learn from APC is simple: elections are not won by social-media noise alone. Elections are won by structure, mobilisation, grassroots presence, voter awareness, local leaders, women groups, youth groups, polling-unit agents, community engagement and constant physical contact with voters.

While APC support groups are entering Lugbe, Kuje, markets, communities and area councils, many Obidients are still on Nairaland and X calling everybody hungry, foolish and deceived.

Then on election day, they will be shocked that the same people they insulted did not vote with them.

Politics is not only grammar.

Politics is mobilisation.

If you believe Nigerians have rejected APC, go and organise your own rally. Go and mobilise your own women. Go and gather your own youths. Go and engage communities. Go and register voters. Go and protect polling units.

But do not sit online insulting people who are doing grassroots work, then cry later that the election was stolen.

The truth is painful: APC understands ground game better than Obidients.

Obidients understand online outrage better than APC.

Unfortunately for them, INEC does not count insults.

INEC counts votes.

Supporters of criminals

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂E dey fix am...Una no dey fear God?

They should go and tell the parents of the oyo school kidnapped children to relax.

Bunch of idiots

By the time Tinubu is done 'fixing' Nigeria, there may not be anything left to fix again.

Unfortunately...

Jonah2022:
Thousands of residents, youth groups, community leaders and political supporters on Thursday participated in the "Relax Tinubu is Fixing Nigeria" (RTIFN) Unity and Peace Rally across Lugbe and Kuje Area Councils of the Federal Capital Territory, in what organisers described as a voter awareness campaign ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The rally, which featured a roadshow through major parts of the two area councils, was organised to encourage voter participation while highlighting the achievements of the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu under the Renewed Hope Agenda.

Organisers said the event attracted thousands of participants, including community leaders, youth advocates and government officials.

Among those in attendance was the Chief of Staff to the Minister of Youth Development, Hon. Muhammed Abdullah, alongside national executives of the RTIFN movement and other political stakeholders.

A major highlight of the event was the distribution of empowerment packages to women and youth entrepreneurs. According to the organisers, startup kits and financial grants were presented to selected beneficiaries in Lugbe and Kuje to support small businesses and promote economic self-reliance.

Some beneficiaries and market women reportedly expressed appreciation for the intervention and pledged their support for the Tinubu administration, citing ongoing infrastructure projects and government initiatives in their communities.

Addressing participants at the rally, the Director-General of the Relax Tinubu is Fixing Nigeria movement, Hon. Ahmed Bala, thanked residents for what he described as their peaceful conduct and continued support for the government.

Bala said the economic and structural reforms introduced by President Tinubu were aimed at laying a sustainable foundation for Nigeria's long-term development, urging Nigerians to remain patient as the policies continue to take effect.

"Leadership requires courage, and President Tinubu has shown that courage. We are here to appeal for your continued patience. The policies of this administration are not quick fixes; they are sustainable foundations, and they have already started yielding visible fruits across the nation. Trust the process, protect your vote, and let us stay united as we approach 2027," he said.

The event also featured cultural displays and musical performances by entertainers, including Basketmouth, Zule Zoo, Ekwe, Joel and Samegeezy, as well as performances by emerging local artists.

The organisers said the entertainment segment was designed to promote peaceful coexistence while complementing the civic education campaign.

The 2027 general elections are expected to be Nigeria's next nationwide electoral exercise, with political parties and support groups gradually intensifying grassroots mobilisation and voter engagement activities across the country.

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Useless people