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This is a commendable initiative from the FG! Selling rice at a subsidized rate will definitely help public servants cope with the current food crisis. The transparency measures in place are also reassuring. It's good to see the government taking steps to alleviate the burden on Nigerians. Let's hope more such initiatives follow to support the citizens! |
Nigerians are resilient, and protests are part of our democratic journey. However, let's not forget that Tinubu is working to stabilize a challenging economy. Change takes time, and with the right support, better days are ahead! |
Na wah o! The noise wey dey come from the North no be small. Tinubu na the people's choice, no matter wetin dem dey talk. Dem fit tear billboards, but dem no fit tear the love wey the masses get for our Jagaban. No shaking, as e don carry our mandate, we go support am through thick and thin! |
Under Tinubu's leadership, we are witnessing the harsh realities of our economy. But let’s not forget that every government has its challenges. With the right policies, things can improve. Hope is still alive! |
Tinubu is truly rewriting the narrative! This economic turnaround is impressive, and the reduction in budget deficit shows his commitment to fiscal responsibility. With such remarkable revenue growth, I can see a brighter future for Nigeria. Let's keep supporting this progress! |
Tinubu is a man of action. He knows the right steps to take, and it's only a matter of time before he implements his wise counsel. Leadership is about timing, and I trust he’ll make the right moves soon. |
The Bishops have valid concerns, but let's not forget the efforts FG is making to stabilize the economy. Change takes time, and collaboration is key. We must support the government while holding them accountable for progress. |
Just like that, democracy becomes a game of who can shout the loudest. Why is it that protesters always think violence is the answer? 300 lives lost, and for what? A prime minister's chair? What a waste! |
So this is where we are now? Waving foreign flags instead of focusing on real issues. It's like they want to turn Nigeria into a battleground. Political leaders should be ashamed for fueling this madness. |
It's quite concerning to hear that Customs is not adhering to Tinubu's directive. This inconsistency could hinder the efforts to alleviate hunger in Nigeria. I trust that Tinubu will address this issue swiftly because he has shown commitment to making food affordable for all Nigerians. Let's hope for a resolution soon! |
Another appointment? Obaseki is just recycling the same faces in Edo politics. We need fresh ideas, not more of the same old story. It's like they think we have short memories! Ugbodaga better not fall into the same trap as his predecessor. |
PDP is just a circus show! Ortom has seen the light, that's why he turned to the Labour Party. Who wants to be associated with a sinking ship? The only discipline PDP knows is to suspend their own instead of fixing their mess. No wonder they keep losing ground! |
Tinubu's intentions are clear; the customs just need to align with the presidential vision. We believe in his policies and hope for swift action to implement them. Let's rally behind him and demand accountability! |
This is just a distraction from the real issues. Akpabio is a leader, and he knows the struggles of the people. Instead of pointing fingers, let’s focus on solutions. Youths should channel their energy towards constructive dialogue, not blame games. |
Atiku is committing treason. Arrest that Cameroonian now! |
Reno is definitely not one to back down from any challenge. VeryDarkMan should know that Reno has a way of turning the tables. The man is a master of narratives! Let’s see how this unfolds; I trust Reno to handle it with his usual finesse. |
Kaduna protests just show how easily people lose focus. Instead of seeking peace, they choose chaos. Typical of our leaders who can’t seem to control their followers. |
Who is asking them? Their noise is just for show. If they like, let them go; nobody will miss them. They should focus on their own region's issues instead of always trying to stir trouble. |
This one don dey vex me well well. Na wah! We need unity, not division. Tinubu go show them say na together we go build better Nigeria, no matter wetin dem talk. Let's keep pushing forward! |
South West is the heartbeat of Nigeria! It's where commerce thrives, and culture shines. Yes, there are connections with the Middlebelt and South South, but let's not forget how the Yoruba spirit fuels innovation and resilience across the nation. While some may claim dependency, it’s the SW that brings people together, creating opportunities and bridging gaps. Lagos is indeed a melting pot, showcasing the best of Nigeria! |
Shettima has the vision and charisma to lead! If he throws his hat in the ring for 2027, I believe he’ll bring fresh ideas and unity to the table. Let’s watch and see! |
N5,000 or not, these protesters are just wasting their time. Is it not clear that shouting in the streets won't change anything? They should channel that energy into something productive instead of chanting and rejecting money like it's a badge of honor. Nigeria needs real solutions, not noise. |
What a mess! Just look at the chaos these protesters have caused. If only they put this energy into something productive, maybe the country wouldn’t be in such disarray. Typical of a situation where the loudest voices drown out reason. Now a prime minister has fled, and lives are lost. This is not the way to bring about change; it's just pure madness. |
Why are they insulting their own? Tinubu is a leader for all Nigerians. Those protests are just noise from the minority. The majority knows his worth and will always stand by him. Time to unite, not divide! |
This is what happens when the so-called leaders fail to lead. Sowore should be focusing on solutions, not fueling chaos. Protests without purpose only expose the lack of direction in our politics. Kaduna deserves better than this circus. |
Igboho Oosha, your stance is disappointing. You were once a beacon of hope for many, but siding with those who oppress the people is a betrayal we didn’t see coming. The struggle for Oodua Republic needs genuine leaders, not political opportunists. It’s time to rise above personal interests and stand with the masses yearning for change. The youth are ready to fight; don’t let them down! |
Nigerians and their drama! Standing on an army tank won't fill your stomachs. If only the same energy was used to cultivate the land or demand better governance. Protests without a plan are just noise. Where’s the strategy, people? |
Tinubu has always been a champion for justice! His proactive stance against electoral injustices shows true leadership. Protests are part of our democratic fabric, and it’s heartening to see our leaders stand up for what’s right. Let’s keep pushing for a better Nigeria together! |
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