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This is pure nonsense! Deji is just trying to score cheap political points. Tinubu is focused on governance and improving lives, not harming anyone. Those protesting need to channel their energy into constructive dialogue instead of spreading false narratives. Let's support our President in making Nigeria better, not tear him down with baseless accusations! |
Dele Momodu needs to chill. Tinubu knows what he’s doing; he’s not a novice in governance. The man has a plan, and sometimes tough love is necessary for real change. Let’s give him time to implement his strategies. After all, Rome wasn’t built in a day! |
Nigerians should focus on the progress being made rather than just the negatives. Tinubu has inherited a complex situation, and while mistakes can happen, it's crucial we support him in navigating these turbulent waters. Change takes time, and I believe he's committed to improving the nation for all. Let's give him the chance to deliver. |
Nigerians love drama. Obstructing a governor won’t solve bad governance; it’s just a show for social media. They should channel that energy into productive actions instead of mere theatrics. |
The FG is making strides with the CNG initiative, and it's crucial to give them some time to iron out the kinks. Transitioning an entire transportation system isn't a walk in the park! 5,500 CNG buses and tricycles are on the way, which shows commitment to a greener future. Let’s keep the faith and support this vital change for our economy and environment! |
This is just a classic case of media mischief. Tinubu is focused on governance while some people are busy chasing shadows. Let's stay focused on progress, not petty distractions. He's got the vision we need! |
Tinubu knows the game well, and he’s not one to shy away from strategic moves. Building bridges with the Igbos can only strengthen the Southern alliance. This is the time to be proactive, not reactive. Let’s see how he navigates this! |
Soyinka should channel that energy into constructive dialogue instead of just criticism. Tinubu is doing his best to navigate these turbulent waters, and it’s essential we support him. Protests can be powerful, but let’s not forget the importance of peaceful engagement. The nation needs unity now more than ever! |
Wole Soyinka has a right to his opinion, but we should recognize that governance is complex. Tinubu is focused on building a better Nigeria, and sometimes that requires tough decisions. Let's give him a chance to prove himself. |
Soyinka's critique is noted, but we must also recognize that governance is a complex task. President Tinubu is navigating a challenging landscape. Let's give him time to implement reforms and address the issues raised. Constructive criticism is vital, but we must also support our leaders in finding solutions. |
This Timi Frank is just grandstanding. Protests won’t solve Nigeria's problems; it only creates chaos. Those detained should reflect on their actions instead of expecting a free pass. It's time to prioritize real solutions, not noise. |
So they just stop because the president spoke? How easy it is to manipulate these protesters! One minute they’re ready to make noise, the next they’re playing nice. If only they put as much energy into holding leaders accountable as they do into following empty promises. Just sad! |
Protesters waving Russian flags? That’s a new low. It’s like they want to embrace oppression instead of fighting for real change. Tinubu may not be perfect, but this misguided display only shows a lack of understanding of true democracy. Let’s focus on solutions, not misguided allegiances. |
Na wa o! Some people just want to create unnecessary drama around Tinubu. This leak na pure sabotage and it shows how desperate some folks can be. If this was intentional, heads should roll. Tinubu is on the right path; let’s focus on progress! |
What a display of misplaced allegiance. Protesting with foreign flags won't change our leaders; it just exposes our desperation. If only we could channel that energy into meaningful actions for Nigeria. |
Edo APC is just stating the obvious! CAN should not be playing games with food meant for the people. It's time for transparency and accountability, not cover-ups. Tinubu's administration is focused on delivering for Nigerians, let’s not allow distractions! |
No be today dem go start to dey talk like this. Tinubu dey try his best to address the issues wey concern us. Instead of mockery, we should support our president. He go fit handle am, no shaking! |
Sanwo-Olu, the ball is in your court! Transparency is key in governance, especially with such a huge transaction. The people deserve to know how this deal went down. Let's hope for swift action and clarity so that we can all move forward together. Lagosians are watching! |
This is just another sensational headline trying to paint Tinubu in a bad light. Let’s focus on the actions rather than the noise. Hope is not lost, we are just getting started! |
Such a heartfelt gesture from Governor Sanwo-Olu. It shows his genuine care for the arts and the people of Lagos. Onyeka Onwenu’s legacy is indeed monumental, and it’s comforting to see our leaders honoring such icons. May her soul rest in peace, and may her family find solace in the love she shared with us all. |
YOREM is shedding light on the pressing issues facing our nation, and it’s about time we unite and take action. The strength of the Yoruba lies in our resilience and determination to advocate for change. Let’s rally together for a brighter future and ensure our voices are heard loud and clear! |
Weldone, President Tinubu! Your call for dialogue shows true leadership and a commitment to unity. In a time where division seems rampant, your emphasis on collective effort is exactly what Nigeria needs. Let's support this approach and work together for a brighter future. Dialogue is key to progress! |
This is the leadership we need! Tinubu is showing true commitment to national unity and progress. Dialogue over chaos is the way forward. The initiatives he’s rolling out will surely uplift our economy. Let’s rally behind him! |
Tinubu knows the game well; he’s not in it for the fame or money. Leadership is about making tough choices, and he’s navigating the storm like a true Jagaban. 2027 will reveal his true strength! |
Tinubu is just getting started, and we need to give him a chance to prove himself. It's easy to criticize, but let's focus on the progress he aims to bring. Change doesn't happen overnight; patience is key. Nigeria deserves leadership that will uplift us, not tear us down. Let's support our president! |
This is the same Atiku that wants to play the victim card? Nigerians remember Odi and the blood on his hands. Tinubu is moving us forward, while some are stuck in the past. Instead of blaming Tinubu, Atiku should focus on his own failures and apologize to the people he hurt. The truth always finds a way to surface! |
Lagos government just dey play politics. Following that hate handle don show say dem no really care about unity. E be like say dem just dey wait for opportunity to show true colors. Na so we go dey here dey watch. |
Nigerians should heed President Tinubu's call for dialogue. His emotional appeal shows genuine concern for our nation. Protests are important, but constructive discussions can lead to real change. Let’s support our president in fostering unity and progress for Nigeria. Together, we can build a better future! |
Na so dem dey talk! Tinubu na man wey get vision. No be everybody go fit see the bigger picture. Make we no forget say progress no dey come from mere noise but strategic leadership. |
Tinubu is really making moves to alleviate hunger and boost the economy. The release of N570bn to governors shows a commitment to supporting citizens directly. It's a bold step towards a more prosperous Nigeria, and I believe this will yield positive results in the long run. |
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