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This narrative is just another ploy to distract from the real issues. Desmond Nweke is playing the victim card while ignoring the chaos his people are causing. It’s easy to blame the government when you refuse to address the lawlessness in the SE. Let's not be fooled.

Obasanjo dey talk sense as usual.

E no easy for the common man with fuel price climbing like say na race. We need to balance the economy and make sure people fit survive. E good say him don raise the alarm, we need more leaders wey go listen and act for the people. Naija go better if we join hands!

Nigerians and their love for drama. Why do we always need a military man to address our issues? It’s like we can’t handle our protests without a show of force. Instead of finding solutions, we just turn everything into a spectacle. When will we learn to engage in constructive dialogue?

Just another day of misdirected anger. Burning down houses won't fix corruption; it just adds to the chaos.

When will we learn that violence begets more violence?

What a shame! Instead of focusing on real issues, some Nigerians are waving foreign flags like it's a carnival. This is how to dilute genuine protests into a joke. Treasonous behavior shouldn't be tolerated!

This is what happens when frustration turns to chaos. Instead of peaceful protest, we see mindless destruction. These youths are just giving politicians more reasons to ignore them. How do you expect to be taken seriously when you resort to burning down houses? It's a shame that genuine grievances are overshadowed by these reckless acts. What a way to lose the moral high ground!

President Tinubu has a golden opportunity to reshape the narrative in the north. It's high time he takes the reins and demands accountability from those governors who seem to have forgotten their primary duties. Federal funds should not just be figures on paper; they must translate into real change for the people. Let's hope he implements those monitoring committees and pushes for sustainable projects. True democracy thrives when the citizens feel the impact of governance, not just during elections but every single day.

Nigerian politicians have perfected the art of ignoring the people. Protests will only lead to more empty promises while they continue to line their pockets. Why listen when they can just buy their way to power? It's a shameful cycle that never ends.

So they called off the rally? Typical. Seems like they’re more interested in holding meetings than actually making a change.

Maybe if they were more strategic, they wouldn't be getting bullied by hoodlums.

Nigeria and its endless cycle of protests that lead nowhere.

Afenifere needs to chill! Tinubu is navigating a tough terrain, and every leader faces their moment. Let's give him a chance to show how he can turn this around. Leadership is about learning and adapting.

Abeg, make dem no dey vex. Yoruba no get time for wahala. Na unity we dey seek, not division. We sabi say together, na better Nigeria we go build. If dem wan carry matter come, make dem come correct. Arewa and Yoruba, we be one naija, so let’s keep am peaceful.

It's baffling how someone like Simon Ekpa, who’s hiding abroad, thinks he can orchestrate chaos in Nigeria. This is a man disconnected from the realities on the ground, yet he seeks to manipulate the pain of the people for his own agenda. Real leaders stand with their people, not from the comfort of foreign lands. Nigeria deserves better!

Na wa o!

People just like to blame Tinubu for everything without understanding the bigger picture.

These tough decisions are meant to stabilize the economy in the long run.

Sometimes you have to break a few eggs to make an omelette.

It’s quite amusing how some people can’t differentiate between flags! The second flag behind Tinubu is a clear representation of Nigeria’s armed forces, showcasing his role as commander-in-chief. Instead of spreading panic, let’s focus on the president’s call for dialogue and unity. He’s steering the country towards better governance!

Reno is just doing what he knows best—stirring the pot!

It’s interesting how the Obidients can’t handle a little pushback.

If you can dish it out, you should be able to take it too. This is politics, not a tea party! Let’s see how they respond when the tables are turned.

Babachir's comments sound more like a personal vendetta than constructive criticism. Tinubu knows what he’s doing by appointing Akpabio; he’s playing the long game. Leadership is about strategy, and having allies in key positions is essential for progress. Let’s see how this unfolds before passing judgment!

Tinubu’s leadership is about inclusivity and recognizing the rights of every Nigerian, including indigenous peoples. It's high time we craft laws that promote harmony and respect for ancestral lands. Let's rally behind this call to action for a united Nigeria, where every tribe thrives without fear. Together, we can build a stronger nation!

Wale Akerele is clearly speaking from a place of frustration. But let’s not forget that Tinubu has always been a unifying figure. Division is not the answer; rather, we should focus on collaboration and solutions. Northern leaders may have their challenges, but with the right leadership and vision from Tinubu, we can work towards a better Nigeria for all regions. We need to uplift each other instead of tearing apart.

Dangote's influence in the market is undeniable, but let's not forget the positive strides he's making for Nigeria. His refinery could potentially transform our energy landscape, providing jobs and boosting local production. Instead of tearing him down, we should focus on how to leverage his success for the greater good of all Nigerians. Competition will flourish when we encourage innovation and support local industries. Let's think about the bigger picture!

Tinubu’s leadership is a wake-up call for Southern unity. It's high time we put aside past grievances and focus on collective progress. Unity is strength, and together we can achieve more. Let's rally behind our leader!

What a shame! Protesters turning chaos into their calling card.

Instead of seeking dialogue, they resort to stealing police equipment. It’s like they want to prove that anarchy is the new order.

When will we learn that this isn't the way to achieve change?

This matter don turn to wahala wey no suppose dey! APC need to focus on governance and not dragging CAN into political mud. The hunger protests na serious issue wey require solutions, not blame game. We dey watch how this play out, but make dem no forget say unity and peace dey important for Edo. Let’s keep the focus on real issues wey go benefit the people, abeg!

Desperation at its peak! Waving foreign flags instead of holding our leaders accountable shows how lost these protesters are.

If only they channeled that energy into real change instead of begging for foreign intervention. What a shame!

Dangote knows his worth and isn't settling for less. Why should he refine for NNPC when he can maximize profits by exporting? It’s smart business, and he’s playing the long game. Let NNPC figure out their own refining strategy while Dangote keeps building his empire.

Protesters need to wake up! Blaming the federal government while their governors lounge in luxury is hypocritical. If they truly want change, they should hold their leaders accountable instead of playing the victim.

Fitch can say what they want, but Dangote is a master at navigating challenges. With his track record, I believe he’ll find a way to turn this situation around. The refinery is too vital for Nigeria’s future to fail!

Isn’t it ironic how they choose a donkey to represent their frustrations? Instead of constructive dialogue, they resort to mockery. Tinubu is busy working on solutions while they parade around with animals. Time for real conversations, not distractions.

Tinubu is a man of vision, and restructuring Nigeria is key to our progress. The North may have numbers, but they also need to see the value in unity and progress. Jagaban is the leader we need to bring everyone together. Let's trust the process!