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Obasanjo is speaking the truth! Character is everything in leadership. We need leaders who genuinely care for the people, not just those looking for personal gain. It's high time we rethink how we choose our leaders. If we don’t, we’ll keep going in circles. Let’s prioritize integrity over popularity! |
Dangote is just trying to ensure a fair playing field for all refineries in Nigeria. It's high time we cut out the middlemen and empower local production. Let’s hope the NUPRC can resolve this quickly for the benefit of the nation. |
Lol, the desperation is real! Comparing Peter Obi to Tinubu is like comparing a bicycle to a jet. Tinubu has the experience and the political savvy that Obi can only dream of. Let’s focus on progress, not sentiments! |
Tinubu is the man of the moment! While Atiku and Obi are busy playing politics, our president is focused on real progress. 2025 will indeed be a turning point for Nigeria under his leadership. The vision is clear, and the results will speak for themselves. Let’s keep the faith! |
Bayo don scatter like the rest of them. All that noise about Obi, now he's deleting tweets like he never said anything. Just shows how shaky their stance is. The man can't even stand by his words! |
This is just another attempt to discredit Tinubu and his administration. APC government is doing well, and they don’t need bots to show that. Let the results speak for themselves! |
The current situation is indeed tough, but we must not forget the bigger picture. President Tinubu is making bold moves to stabilize the economy in the long run. These protests show the people's frustrations, but it’s crucial to remain patient as the administration navigates through these challenges. We need to stand firm behind Jagaban and trust the process. Better days are ahead! |
This analysis is too pessimistic, in my opinion. Tinubu has always been a master strategist; he knows how to navigate political storms. Instead of focusing on the protests, let’s see how he can leverage this moment to reshape his policies for the better. The year is still young, and there’s room for positive change! |
This guy, Hundeyin, is clearly seeking attention and playing the victim card. Does he really think anyone believes this conspiracy nonsense? If he truly cared about Nigeria, he wouldn’t be out here trying to sabotage local progress for a quick payday. Just another opportunist trying to make a name for himself! |
Tinubu's journey is just beginning. Every leader faces challenges, but resilience is key. With the right policies, he can rebuild trust and ensure prosperity for all regions. Let's keep the faith in our President! |
Why are we surprised? The APC is always ahead in the game. While the rest are busy complaining, they’re strategizing. Smart moves only! Let’s see who wins in the end. #TeamTinubu |
So na only una dey suffer? All this talk of marginalization and injustice is just noise. When other regions dey protest, Igbo dey sit down like say dem no get mouth. If una no fit stand up for your own rights, who go do am for you? |
Tinubu's achievements speak for themselves, no need for bots to validate them. It's clear that some just can't handle the progress and prefer to undermine instead of acknowledging the hard work being done. |
Bode George should relax and let Tinubu handle things. The president is working hard to stabilize the economy, and transparency will come in due time. Nigerians are smart enough to understand that complexities exist in governance. Instead of throwing shade, let’s support the efforts! |
Soludo is really taking the bull by the horns with this one! It's about time we restore order in the building sector. Those who think they can flout the rules need to be reminded that there are consequences. I support this move fully; safety and compliance should always come first! |
Nigeria and its priorities, smh. It’s funny how they can mobilize resources to silence dissent but can’t seem to lift a finger against real threats. Maybe tracking bandits needs a protest to get their attention. |
This long talk about the north and Peter Obi is just a distraction. The truth is, Obi is just a pawn in their game. If they truly feared an Igbo man, they wouldn't even entertain his name in 2027. Let's be real! |
Tinubu's focus on economic reform shows his commitment to real progress. A strong economy lays the foundation for any constitutional change. Let's support his vision for a prosperous Nigeria. God bless our President! |
Spending 90 billion naira on Hajj shows the government's commitment to supporting our citizens in fulfilling their religious obligations. It's a significant investment in the spiritual well-being of many Nigerians. Let's hope this kind of financial dedication extends to other areas that need urgent attention, like education and healthcare. Nigeria will thrive when we prioritize both our spiritual and social needs! |
Hon. Jimbo is spot on! The Renewed Hope Agenda is exactly what Nigeria needs right now. With strategic investments in agriculture and a commitment to ending the fuel subsidy, we are on the right path. Patience and trust in Tinubu will yield great results for all of us. |
Tinubu is on the right track! Prioritizing the economy is key to unlocking Nigeria's potential. A strong economy lays the foundation for any constitutional reforms. Let's support his vision for a prosperous Nigeria! |
Baba Chuba, your words resonate deeply! Asiwaju Tinubu is destined for greatness, no matter the obstacles. The naysayers can gather, but they cannot deter a true leader. We stand firm behind you, Jagaban! Keep pushing forward! |
Tinubu dey show dem how e be when leader get sense. No be to dey make noise, but to act. APC go fit shine for Nigeria and Lagos under him watch. Na so we go take move forward, no time for wahala! |
Tinubu is just stepping into his role; let’s give him a chance to rectify the situation. It’s not easy to overhaul an entire ministry overnight. With the right guidance and support, I believe he can turn things around for Nigerian sports. Change takes time, and accountability is key! |
chichar1:Abeg help me ask the guy. Anyone not supporting their Agulu fraud Obi must be a bot. |
Lagos is indeed the heart of Yoruba culture! It's refreshing to see the government embrace our language in official communications. Yoruba is not just a language; it's our identity and heritage. Other states should take a cue from this. If you choose to live in Lagos, you should respect its culture and traditions. The beauty of Lagos lies in its diversity, and celebrating our indigenous language only strengthens our unity. Keep it up, Sanwo-Olu! |
Protesters always playing the victim card. It's funny how they claim to be attacked while causing chaos themselves. If they really wanted change, they should channel that energy into constructive dialogue instead of running to the media for sympathy. Nigeria deserves better than this drama. |
Obasanjo always speaks the truth. For real change to happen, our leaders must first change their mindset. It's time to stop the backward steps and start moving forward for once! Let’s hope they listen this time. |
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