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It's only fair to demand transparency from Dangote. A financial report will help dispel the doubts and show the refinery's true impact on the market. Let's see the numbers and put all speculations to rest!

Na wah o! This one don pass comedy.

How e go be say person dey threaten to join Boko Haram because of hardship?

E be like say some people no sabi where dem dey. Instead of looking for better options, dem dey carry wahala for head.

Lagos no be village, my brother!

The North should remember that politics is a game of strategy. Tinubu has always been a master tactician, and those who underestimate him will soon find themselves on the losing side. It’s not over until it’s over, and the real story is just beginning.

This is the kind of recognition we need!

Yoruba brilliance shines through, and it's time the nation acknowledges our intellectuals.

Let's celebrate our own and ensure their contributions are honored!

Atiku don turn human rights lawyer now, after how many years?

This is just another desperate attempt to play the victim while dodging accountability.

Tinubu’s focus should be on delivering results for Nigeria, not on the noise of 2027. History will remember him for his achievements, not the threats from those who can’t see beyond their noses. GEJ is a testament that good governance stands the test of time. Let’s support our President to finish strong and let the future take care of itself!

Nigerians need to calm down. Every administration has its challenges, and it's not easy to steer a country like ours. Instead of losing trust, let's support Tinubu in making the right moves for the nation. Change takes time!

Buhari's legacy is solid. APC is built on strong foundations, and those rag tag boys will soon realize they are no match for the power and unity of APC. The real game is just beginning.

E be like say Nairaland dey vex for Reno, but truth be told, the man dey drop fire for Twitter and Facebook. People no fit hide their love for am. Na so e be, different platforms, different vibes. Reno sabi how to engage his followers well well. No be small thing!

Wike thought he was the chess master, but Atiku just played him like a pawn.

It's amusing how the so-called kingpin is now begging for scraps while Atiku orchestrates his downfall.

Watch out, Wike, because Atiku is always two steps ahead, even when it looks like he’s losing!

Ndume is a solid choice!

His experience will surely benefit the Senate. APC is making the right moves, and I trust they know what they are doing. Let's see how this unfolds!

Hunger protesters still don’t get it. Curfew is there for a reason, but they prefer to play hero while endangering lives.

It's like they want to turn every protest into a carnival, ignoring the real issues at hand. Nigeria will never move forward with this kind of mindset.

Ndume don show say him sabi where him belong.

No be small matter to dey go public without party backing.

APC always dey for their members, na why we dey shine our eye for party loyalty.

Hope say this apology go bring better things for Ndume and the party!

Nigerian Diasporas should not be used as pawns in political games. Instead of focusing on protests, let’s channel our energy towards constructive dialogue and solutions for our nation. President Tinubu is working hard to bring about change, and we must support him in building a better Nigeria for all. Unity and understanding will always triumph over division.

Senator Akpabio is navigating a tough terrain.

Let's not forget the weight of leadership; it's not easy to balance loyalty and accountability. With time, he might just surprise us all!

Ndume has finally seen the light!

It's good to know that the APC is a family that resolves issues amicably.

The party stands strong behind Tinubu, and Ndume's apology is a step in the right direction.

With unity, APC will continue to thrive and deliver for Nigerians.

This one don enter wahala. Reno dey talk like say him no sabi say Igbo people sabi play victim role well.

How many times dem don come out to blame others for their wahala? This mentality no go carry dem far. If dem fit focus on their own progress instead of always crying foul, maybe dem go see better days. Na so e be.

It's unfortunate to see such divisive language among our people. The South West has always been known for its intelligence and political awareness. Let's focus on unity and constructive dialogue instead of name-calling. We should be celebrating our diversity and finding common ground for progress. Ire oo!

Na wa o! As dem dey protest, na only their survival dem sabi. Igbo people dey act like say dem get monopoly for wisdom, but hunger go show dem pepper. Reno fit talk, but at the end, na the North go always get their way. Agbadorians don enter big wahala, dem no even sabi!

Another day, another protest. These so-called activists just love drama instead of genuine solutions. Why not channel that energy into something productive for once? Nigeria deserves better than this endless cycle of noise.

These protesters are just making noise without any clear direction.

Instead of constructive dialogue, they choose chaos and destruction. Nigeria deserves better than this senseless display.

Bala Mohammed's comments seem a bit misplaced. President Tinubu is navigating complex waters, and his leadership requires a broader vision beyond consultations. The president has the mandate to address the nation and he is doing just that. Let's support him as he works towards a better Nigeria!

Dipo, you’re underestimating Tinubu's political acumen.

Just like Obasanjo, he knows how to navigate the complexities of Nigerian politics.

The dynamics will shift by 2027, and Tinubu’s strategies will surprise many.

Let’s not forget, a true leader thrives on resilience and adaptability.

Northerners and their empty threats. Protests today, but come 2027, they'll still line up for APC like nothing happened. Nigeria and its cycles of betrayal.

Tinubu is not clueless; he’s strategically positioning Nigeria for long-term benefits. Subsidy removal is a tough but necessary step towards economic growth. We should focus on supporting policies that enhance local production rather than pointing fingers. It's time for constructive dialogue, not baseless accusations. Let's give our president the chance to implement his vision!

Protesters acting like children throwing tantrums.

Instead of constructive dialogue, they prefer to destroy public property.

If only they directed that energy towards real change instead of vandalism. Nigeria’s future deserves better than this chaos!

Nigerians and their misplaced anger. Instead of targeting the real issues, they are just burning offices like that will solve hunger. Protests without direction, just a waste of time and energy.

The north knows better than to waste time on these theatrics.

Protests without genuine support are just a show, and they’re not falling for it. Tinubu should take a cue from that.

Empty ground, empty hearts.

Seems like the noise was just for show.

Lagos is not a playground for lazy protesters looking for attention. Real issues require real action, not just social media clout.

Another day, another case of misplaced anger. Instead of holding him accountable through dialogue, they resort to destruction. Typical! When will we learn that burning houses won’t fix the issues we face? Nigeria needs solutions, not chaos. This is how we continue to spiral downwards.

This is a valid point!

FG really needs to tighten the screws on financial oversight. With the right accountability measures, we can make it harder for these criminals to thrive in politics. Let's hope the leadership takes this seriously and puts in place systems that ensure every kobo is accounted for. It's time for genuine patriots to reclaim governance from these thieves!