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Tinubu must go protest rock Benin City. The news was aired on Aise TV. It was accompanied by video of the protest.


This has shown that, Tinubu must go protest has gone beyond the North. Before now, Tinubu must go protest is commonly seeing in the Northern parts of Nigeria. Angry Northern youths usually organize such protest.


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Yarimo come and save your Darling President as Nigerians reject him



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The faaakkee certttiffficcate hollldderr and his goons of Lagos kitchen cabinet must be sent packing to go and engage in what they lknow how to do best

Let him and his foot data boiz continue to sing having 100 Governors in bag.

Dem must see dat thangz

These nuisance are funny

They have realized that they can't market their agulu packaged fraudster again n he has nowhere to go so they think displaying this madness will stop Tinubu.

Why can't they use this same energy to promote their candidate?





Oga police abeg come teargas these nuisance from here

Typing:
Tinubu must go protest rock Benin City. The news was aired on Aise TV. It was accompanied by video of the protest.


This has shown that, Tinubu must go protest has gone beyond the North. Before now, Tinubu must go protest is commonly seeing in the Northern parts of Nigeria. Angry Northern youths usually organize such protest.

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u better go n channel these your madness to promoting your candidate

Inec no go record this your bullshit but number of votes ooo


No go shout rigging after election ooo cos others dey promote their candidate na jonzing u dey jonze ooo

Peter Obi dont need to even embark on any campaign, Nigerians love him and already doing the good work for him .

Tinubu don't deserve a second term, he has destroyed our country with his very wicked policies thst has only enriched him, his families and friends.


All the tinubu policies are for his own gains. he must Go!

And they are decieving Tinubu they will give him 2 million votes.

BATified2023:
u better go n channel these your madness to promoting your candidate

Inec no go record this your bullshit but number of votes ooo


No go shout rigging after election ooo cos others dey promote their candidate na jonzing u dey jonze ooo

Go and campaign for Tinubu ogbeni. For Nigeria na Atiku we want

Abeg make Benin no hijack our TMG train

Tinubu is gone already. There is no way back for him..

I pity Amupitan, Tinubu's loss would be clear and embarrasing that he would wonder if he will live for another minute, if he announces the fake rigged results that APC would prepare for him.

INEC officers, if you rig in the North and East for Tinubu, you may not live to tell the story.

People want to save themselves from this asphyxiating evil regime, and they may have to go violent against anyone standing on their way by rigging their votes.

I am not advocating for violence but be forewarned and be armed with wisdom.

Typing:
Go and campaign for Tinubu ogbeni. For Nigeria na Atiku we want

Chinedu so u no want obi again?

In my opinion, this type of political protest is counterproductive and does little to advance our democracy. We must be careful not to normalise a political culture in which the removal of an elected president becomes a recurring demand outside the established constitutional process simply because people are dissatisfied with his performance.

In a democracy, citizens have every right to express their grievances, criticise the government, and organise peaceful protests. However, we must also recognise that the most effective and constructive way to hold elected leaders accountable is through the ballot box, sustained civic engagement, and the mobilisation of support for alternative candidates who offer better policies and a more convincing vision for the country.

Our politics should be about persuading voters, presenting credible alternatives, and strengthening democratic institutions, rather than encouraging a culture of perpetual agitation for the removal of elected leaders. We should be working to elevate our political discourse, not reduce it to endless protests and slogans.

Nigerians are understandably frustrated by the country's challenges, but our response should help strengthen democracy, not undermine public confidence in the electoral process. We can express our dissatisfaction firmly without losing sight of the constitutional and democratic principles that ought to guide us.

BATified2023:



Chinedu so u no want obi again?

God forbid.Obi is working for Tinubu.

It's Atiku or nothing.

Let it sweep all states. It will make sense

It will soon get to the southeast, South-South and the whole of northern Nigeria.

Gbola Tilumbu the political fraudster must go! Nigerians must breathe fresh air again.

Trying to be civil?

Tinubu has lost...

Leave plenty drama

BATified2023:
u better go n channel these your madness to promoting your candidate

Inec no go record this your bullshit but number of votes ooo


No go shout rigging after election ooo cos others dey promote their candidate na jonzing u dey jonze ooo

How come , no one 8s talking about the October 20, #EndSARS killings today?

How come , no one is talking about the October 20, #EndSARS killings today?

Why are you protesting when you claimed you have the numbers to remove him.
Jokers

Governor D7 is in big trouble , there’s no way he would win his next election


EDO people are naturally stubborn, rubbing shiiít on their face is what they would never accept

Counterigbolies:



These nuisance are funny

They have realized that they can't market their agulu packaged fraudster again n he has nowhere to go so they think displaying this madness will stop Tinubu.

Why can't they use this same energy to promote their candidate?





Oga police abeg come teargas these nuisance from here

cast out the demon first

Counterigbolies:

These nuisance are funny
They have realized that they can't market their agulu packaged fraudster again n he has nowhere to go so they think displaying this madness will stop Tinubu.
Why can't they use this same energy to promote their candidate?

Oga police abeg come teargas these nuisance from here

Don’t worry about this inconsequential protest jare.

Aṣiwaju has Osun State under lockdown with Adeleke’s endorsement. No shaking.

Make tinubu dey go o

But most importantly , who do we replace him with

dgr8truth:
In my opinion, this type of political protest is counterproductive and does little to advance our democracy. We must be careful not to normalise a political culture in which the removal of an elected president becomes a recurring demand outside the established constitutional process simply because people are dissatisfied with his performance.

In a democracy, citizens have every right to express their grievances, criticise the government, and organise peaceful protests. However, we must also recognise that the most effective and constructive way to hold elected leaders accountable is through the ballot box, sustained civic engagement, and the mobilisation of support for alternative candidates who offer better policies and a more convincing vision for the country.

Our politics should be about persuading voters, presenting credible alternatives, and strengthening democratic institutions, rather than encouraging a culture of perpetual agitation for the removal of elected leaders. We should be working to elevate our political discourse, not reduce it to endless protests and slogans.

Nigerians are understandably frustrated by the country's challenges, but our response should help strengthen democracy, not undermine public confidence in the electoral process. We can express our dissatisfaction firmly without losing sight of the constitutional and democratic principles that ought to guide us.

Gbola Tilumbu the political fraudster must go! Any other thing na banza!

BATified2023:
u better go n channel these your madness to promoting your candidate

Inec no go record this your bullshit but number of votes ooo


No go shout rigging after election ooo cos others dey promote their candidate na jonzing u dey jonze ooo

let healing come to you ,chai I know what you are passing through

TheGift:
How come , no one is talking about the October 20, #EndSARS killings today?

Atiku talked about it and Lagos opposition leaders did something to remember the massacre.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCBhS_D00-I


SIX YEARS AFTER LEKKI, THE APC STILL OWES NIGERIANS ANSWERS AND YOUNG PEOPLE A FUTURE.

Six years after the Lekki shooting, Nigeria is still waiting for a clear answer to one devastating question: Who gave the order? Let us also not forget that in October 2020, Bola Tinubu, rather than demonstrating the empathy and compassion the tragedy demanded, suggested that those who suffered casualties during the shooting had questions to answer. He asked: “How were they there? How long were they there? What kind of characters are they?” At a moment when Nigerians were demanding accountability for the violence against peaceful protesters, his response appeared more concerned with questioning the victims than demanding answers from those responsible.

The anger trending across the country today is not a social media performance. It is grief that has been left to harden into distrust. It is the pain of families still demanding answers, and of young people who watched their calls for dignity meet violence and then watched the country move on without the truth they deserve.

The APC has governed Nigeria through these six years. It cannot keep asking Nigerians to remember the dead while refusing to confront the unanswered questions. A government that cannot give citizens confidence that their lives matter has failed one of its most basic duties.

And the hardship young people face today deepens that betrayal. Petrol at ₦1,405 a litre means more than an expensive journey. It means less money for food, school, rent and work. It means a young person can do everything asked of them and still find the door to a decent life shut in their face.

The APC promised renewal. For too many Nigerians, the experience has been rising costs, shrinking opportunity and a future pushed further out of reach. No speech about growth can excuse empty pockets. No anniversary tribute can replace justice. No campaign slogan can erase six years of unanswered questions.

Just this morning, one of my aides told me about a young woman who was forced to resign from her job this month because her salary could no longer cover the cost of getting to work. Her words were as heartbreaking as they were revealing: “The pay no longer covers transport. Everything in Nigeria just dey increase in price. Feels like I'm working for Bolt guys.” Imagine that: a Nigerian who has secured employment, yet can no longer afford to remain employed. This is the cruel reality of an economy in which even those fortunate enough to have jobs are being priced out of earning a living. The policies of this government are stifling not only the unemployed but also hardworking Nigerians whose salaries have become increasingly worthless in the face of rising costs. This is precisely the hardship my Economic Recovery Plan is designed to address, with one overriding objective: to Make Nigeria Affordable Again. My policy response is built around relief people can feel: support tied to fuel refined in Nigeria, with the savings passed on to consumers; more local production to create jobs; protection for minimum wage earners and student support; and funding these measures by cutting waste instead of imposing new taxes.

Young Nigerians deserve the truth about Lekki. They deserve a government that protects life, and an economy that gives work a chance to lead somewhere. Six years on, the APC has had ample time to answer for its record. Nigerians are entitled to ask why the answers and the opportunities are still missing. #LekkiMassacre -AA


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Typing:
God forbid.Obi is working for Tinubu.

It's Atiku or nothing.

show country people some love not hate

Kalashnikov49:
Trying to be civil?

Tinubu has lost...

Leave plenty drama

u said more than this in 2023, na cry end am.

Na only obi cry that time ehn, this time all of una go do cry challenge to see who go cry pass

APC is an absolute disaster.

Truly tinubu must go. He'll surely go. He'll definitely go. A new Nigeria is possible.

OBEDIENTS claiming to be Edo people.