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ChirstFireAltar:SHUT UP and watch the video to see Yoruba oba telling tinubu the truth without fear of favour. So you are still standing on tinubu'mandate? Op is doing the right thing by exposing tinubu tribalism, corruption and lies. Op continue your justice, fairness and equity campaign because majority of nairaland members and Nigerians are with you and don't listen to Tinubu tribalistic supporters.Wa |
The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, has come under criticism from some Igbo commentators after he donated ₦100 million and a brand-new Hilux vehicle to the Iru Ekun Security Network, a community security outfit founded by Yoruba Nation advocate, Chief Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho. The donation was announced Tuesday during Igboho’s courtesy visit to the Ooni’s Palace in Ile-Ife. According to a statement from the Ooni’s media office, the monarch said the donation was to support efforts that protect lives and property of Yoruba people. “I commend Chief Sunday Igboho for taking a bold step towards strengthening community security. Protecting our people is a collective responsibility... Every initiative genuinely designed to preserve lives and maintain peace deserves encouragement and support,” the Ooni stated. He also called on Yoruba sons and daughters worldwide to support the Iru Ekun Security Network, describing Igboho as “a courageous and determined patriot”. Responding, Sunday Igboho thanked the Ooni and called him “the father of all Yoruba people worldwide.” Following the news, posts on X, Facebook and Nairaland from some Igbo users asked why prominent traditional rulers support security initiatives in one region while not publicly pushing for the release of IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu, who remains in Sokoto prison. Key points raised online: 1. Double Standard Claim: “The Ooni can donate ₦100m for Igboho’s outfit, but no similar call for Kanu’s release. We need equal advocacy for all regions.” 2. Call for Unity: Some commenters said traditional rulers across Nigeria should speak up for peace and justice everywhere, not just in their own zones. 3. Security vs Politics: Others argued the comparison is flawed — that Igboho’s outfit is about community security, while Kanu’s case can be granted pardon just like Sunday Igboho Sunday Igboho: Yoruba Nation activist known for campaigns against insecurity in South West. He was arrested in 2021 and later released. Nnamdi Kanu: Leader of IPOB, arrested in 2021 and sentence to life imprisonment. His life imprisonment has been a major talking point in the South East. - Traditional rulers in Nigeria have no constitutional power to order releases, but their public statements carry significant weight. Dr. Chidi Okoro, political commentator: “People are asking for consistency. When a king funds one security group, people from other regions ask: ‘Who is speaking for us?’ It’s less about attacking the Ooni and more about asking all leaders to advocate for peace and due process nationwide.” A Yoruba affairs analyst countered: “The Ooni’s job is first to his people. Just as Igbo leaders advocate for Igbo issues, Yoruba leaders will advocate for Yoruba issues. That doesn’t mean they oppose others. Even the head of Ohanaeze Ndigbo once called for Sunday Igboho release and pardon” The ₦100m donation to Sunday Igboho’s security network has reignited debate about regional advocacy, justice, and unity in Nigeria. Some Igbo voices are asking the Ooni and other prominent leaders to also lend their voice to calls for Nnamdi Kanu’s release, arguing that true national peace requires leaders to speak for all. The Ooni’s palace has not issued a response to the criticism as of press time. |
Tinubu have failed Nigerians and Northerners. Tinubu is an enemy of Northerners. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MoErYTVwqzE?si=2VGqntoSjM2GftV4 Children calls tinubu criminal (Ole) |
Quit If You Can't Fix Nigeria" - Akin Fapohunda Warns Tinubu Of Total Collapse Ahead of 2027 Polls https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWGSKr9FDKc |
"DO NOT VOTE FOR HIM IN 2027" — NORTHERN MEN URGE FAMILIES TO REJECT TINUBU, CITE NEGLECT AND INEQUITY Subhead: Groups list 4 reasons, from economy to appointments, as reason for shift In town halls and market meetings across parts of the North this week, some community leaders and male heads of households are telling their wives, children and extended families not to vote for President Bola Tinubu in 2027. The calls are not from one party, but from concerned citizens’ groups who say the Tinubu administration has not delivered equitably to Northern communities. “We are telling our families to look at 3 years of record before they vote,” said Alhaji Musa Dantata, a community leader in Kano. “2027 is about who will feed us, secure us, and carry all regions along.” In Kaduna and Sokoto, similar discussions were reported in women’s cooperatives and neighborhood meetings. 4 REASONS THEY LISTED The men who spoke cited specific grievances, not ethnicity, as the basis of their decision: 1. ECONOMY & FOOD PRICES Market men and farmers say inflation has hit households hardest. “Bag of rice, fertilizer, transport — everything doubled. Our wives are the ones in the market. They feel it first.” 2. SECURITY Groups in North West and North Central say banditry, kidnapping and farmer-herder clashes continue. “We need a government that secures farms so our families can eat and sleep.” 3. INFRASTRUCTURE & INVESTMENT Some leaders allege that major federal projects and investments since 2023 have favored the South West Region. “Rail, ports, roads. We are asking: where are the big projects for the North?” 4. APPOINTMENTS & INCLUSION Critics say Northern states feel under-represented in key federal appointments and palliative distribution. “If you want our votes, carry everybody along. Governance must look like Nigeria.” APC Northern leaders rejected the claim of neglect. “President Tinubu is working for all Nigerians,” said an APC zonal official. “The student loan, CNG buses, dry-season farming and security operations are for every region. The reforms are tough now, but the gains will come.” The Presidency says it does not govern on regional lines and remains focused on national programs. Political analyst Dr. Aisha Bello: “When men tell their families how to vote, it matters in the North because household voting blocs are strong. But 2027 will still be decided by turnout, PVCs, and whether people feel their lives improved.” The message spreading in some Northern homes is clear: “No vote for Tinubu in 2027 until we see change.” Elections are won at polling units, not in WhatsApp groups. INEC says voter education will begin ahead of the 2027 timetable. |
1nice:Yes my brother. Tinubu is a pure content creator that should not be in politics but in content creator business. Tinubu have failed Nigerians. |
AVAVictor1:Surprise shock awaits all tinubu supporters. Tinubu is a one term president of Nigeria and the last Yoruba President Of Nigeria. |
Popular Tinubu Supporter Labels Tinubu A Content Creator As He Mocks Tinubu In Viral Social Media Abuja, Nigeria — A heated online exchange involving supporters of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and critics of President Bola Tinubu has sparked fresh debate on social media over the president’s performance and public image. In a series of posts on platforms including X (formerly Twitter) and Facebook, at least one identified APC supporter openly ridiculed President Tinubu, referring to him as a “content creator” — a phrase typically used to describe internet personalities and social media influencers — rather than a serious national leader. The remark was widely circulated and generated significant reactions from both opponents and supporters of the administration. The critic’s message, shared by users commenting on political posts about the president’s recent appearances and speeches, suggested that Tinubu’s public communications resemble internet content creation more than presidential governance. Many social media users amplified the comment, framing it as a satirical jab at what they describe as “performative engagement” rather than substantive leadership. Opposition voices seized on the term “content creator” to argue that the president’s tenure has been more about media spectacle and social media talking points than tangible policy outcomes. Some APC supporters defended the term as harmless pop culture language, suggesting it reflects the modern political communication landscape rather than disrespect. Neutral commenters noted that digital politics in Nigeria often blurs traditional political roles with influencer-style rhetoric, making such jabs part of contemporary political discourse. The reaction comes amid ongoing debates about Nigeria’s economic challenges, public messaging by the presidency, and President Tinubu’s communication strategy ahead of the 2027 general election cycle. Critics have increasingly used social media platforms to mock or challenge the administration, while supporters often mobilise online to counter negative narratives. Political tensions on social media underscore how terms originally associated with online culture — such as content creator — are now shaping public conversations about national leadership in Nigeria’s digital public square. |
favor914:Stop deceiving yourself with your lies. Northerners have said no Yoruba will rule Nigeria again after tinubu and the northerners have made it clear several times that tinubu is a one term president of Nigeria and the last yoruba president of Nigeria. Wake Up From Your Sleep!! |
Three years and two months into President Bola Tinubu’s first term, Nigerians have given his administration a new nickname that is sticking on the streets, in markets, and online: “The Borrow President.” From May 29, 2023 to July 2026, the scorecard many citizens are reading is simple: more loans, less relief. More promises, less power. More press conferences, less food on the table. Data from the DMO and CBN show Nigeria’s public debt has ballooned since 2023. New Eurobonds, new IMF facilities, new domestic borrowing. Yet, critics ask: _“Where is the money?” “Every month it’s a new loan,” said Mama Nkechi, a trader in Aba. “But my bag of rice is still 90k. Light is still 4 hours. What did we borrow for?” Economists say borrowing is not the problem — _borrowing without results_ is. “You borrow to build. You borrow to produce. But when you borrow to pay salaries and service old debt, that’s not governance. That’s credit card politics.” 3 SIGNS OF INCOMPETENCE CITED BY NIGERIANS 1. The Economy: Subsidy removed, naira floated, prices tripled. Wages stayed the same. “Renewed Hope became Renewed Hardship,” a Lagos Uber driver said. 2. Security: Bandits, kidnappers, and herder crises still make headlines from Benue to Zamfara. “We were told a Lagos boy knows how to fix things. The insecurity is still fixing us,” a farmer in Plateau noted. 3. Governance & Inclusion: Appointments, project distribution, and the controversial Muslim-Muslim ticket have left many regions feeling sidelined. “Government feels like a private company,” a civil servant in Enugu said. On TV, ministers talk about GDP growth and investor confidence. On the street, people talk about transport fare and cooking gas. “The first tenure has shown us one thing,” said Dr. Aisha Bello, Abuja analyst. “Competence is not by grammar. It’s by results. And the results are missing.” With 2027 approaching, the conversation has shifted. It’s no longer _“Give him time.”_ It’s _“Show us what you did with the time and money.” The nickname “Borrow Borrow President” captures that frustration: a government that borrows from the future, but cannot deliver for today. APC officials say the reforms are “painful but necessary” and that the foundation for long-term growth is being laid. “Rome was not built in a day,” a party spokesman said. But Nigerians are replying: _“We are not building Rome. We are trying to eat today.”_ Three years in, the verdict from markets, campuses, and churches is loud: Nigeria needs a President who produces, not just one who borrows. 2027 will be a referendum. And the ballot will ask one question: _“What did we get for all the borrowing?” |
Tinubu Asked To Focus On His Content Creation Business & Forget His Re-election https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ny0p0p7cxko?si=LbeLhSulLmTVEdwT |
LordIsaac:If you want to stand on scripture Tell God what, and why? Tell Him what Daniel told Him about Babylon. Tell Him what Esther told Him about Haman. Tell Him what the early church told Him about Herod in Acts 4:24-30. Jesus’ mission was to save souls AND to proclaim that “the kingdoms of this world will become the kingdoms of our Lord” Rev 11:15. Praying for leaders includes praying that God removes leaders who bring injustice. Proverbs 29:2 — When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice; but when the wicked rule, the people groan. We will pray for Tinubu’s soul. We will also pray that God’s will, not Muslim-Muslim or any agenda, stands in Nigeria in 2027. |
Tinubu have failed Nigerians. Tinubu Will Soon Resign Before The Year 2026 Ends. |
Tinubu is a betrayal who betray everyone. Tinubu betrays Northerners, APC members, Yorubas, Igbos, the entirely southern region of Nigeria and Nigerians. Tinubu is a one term president of Nigeria and the last yoruba president of Nigeria. Tufiakwaka!! SPITS!! |
SHOCKING! Yorubas Reject Tinubu, Endorse Obi, Extol His Virtues & Achievements Ahead of 2027 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MzFzRWdm4xw&pp=ygUWWW9ydWJhcyByZWplY3QgdGludWJ1IA%3D%3D
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Tinubu have failed Nigerians. Tinubu have failed northerners. Tinubu is a one term president of Nigeria and the last yoruba president of Nigeria. |
Peter Obi is the next president of Nigeria in 2027. Congratulations!! |