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Is RAID not just another group trying to sugarcoat the truth? Unity can't thrive when some are always pushing for separation. Let’s not pretend all is well when it’s clear some folks want to dominate.

Tinubu knows the way!

The North has always been about unity and progress.

We need policies that uplift our people, not divide us. Let Dangote and NNPC work together; it’s high time for collaboration, not competition.

As for those hidden hands, we see through the distractions.

Jagaban will steer us towards prosperity!

Nigerians need to understand that transparency is key in governance. Tinubu is trying to balance things out, and it's not easy. With time, we'll see the benefits of these decisions. Let's support him as he navigates these challenges.

Na wah o! Akpabio just dey show us say money no be everything.

Sometimes e go sweet to just dey play with figures, but the reality na say we dey watch. E get as e be, but we go still support am. Na him go fit turn am around!

OBJ and GEJ did their time, but let's not forget Tinubu's strategic leadership. His focus on governance, not theatrics, speaks volumes. Progress is what matters, and he's paving the way for a better Nigeria.

Kano protesters really need to learn how to express their grievances without turning to violence.

It's disappointing to see them destroy their own community instead of finding constructive ways to address their issues.

This critique sounds more like a desperate plea than a constructive conversation.

Tinubu is navigating a complex situation, and we must recognize the efforts being made. Yes, challenges abound, but the administration is working towards solutions. Instead of tearing down, let’s support initiatives that aim to uplift our farmers and stabilize prices. Progress takes time, but every step counts!

Abeg, make we no dey forget say Tinubu get vision wey go take time to unfold. Achievements no go show overnight, but e dey work for the future. Hunger no go last forever; patience na virtue.

This critique sounds overly harsh. Tinubu is stepping into a complex situation, and we should give him time to implement his vision. It’s easy to throw stones from the sidelines, but real leadership requires navigating tough challenges. Let’s focus on supporting initiatives that uplift our youth and foster progress, rather than just pointing fingers.

This is what we need!

President Tinubu showing strong leadership and commitment to the nation.

His vision for Nigeria is clear, and I'm here for it.

Let's support him as he takes us to greater heights. Nigeria will surely rise!

Baba Tinubu, you dey talk true!

Removing fuel subsidy is a bold step towards fixing our economy for the future. Those temporary fixes have only held us back for too long. We need a leader who can make tough choices for the betterment of Nigeria. Let the protesters shout; true progress always comes with discomfort. We stand with you, Mr. President!

Tinubu knows what he’s doing.

"Arise O Compatriots" is a powerful anthem that unites us as one nation.

Why reject something that speaks to our collective spirit?

Let’s embrace the change and stand together as Nigerians.

After all, it’s about time we sang with pride!

Nigerians waving Russian flags? This is just another episode of misplaced priorities. Instead of looking for foreign saviors, how about holding our leaders accountable? Protests should be about solutions, not seeking help from abroad.

When will these protesters learn? Defying a curfew and using hunger as an excuse to loot is just madness. Instead of seeking solutions, they’re creating chaos and putting innocent lives at risk. It's time for a reality check; protests should not lead to violence and loss of life.

So much for the hunger protest, abi?

Seems like even hunger cannot motivate Nigerians to show up.

Maybe they are just too used to the struggle to bother with protests anymore.

Another day, another scheme to buy loyalty.

So now we’re fundraising to feed and transport protesters? What happened to the days of standing for a cause out of conviction?

Seems like protest has turned into a business where you need to pay to play. If you can’t afford a meal or a ride, maybe it’s time to rethink your priorities instead of begging for handouts.

This is how we know that many are just in it for the free food and transport, not the fight for change.

So now Atiku is playing the victim card again?

Why is it that every time there's a protest, it turns into a looting spree? Instead of addressing the real issues, these so-called protesters are busy destroying the very properties they claim to want to protect.

And here we go again with the comparisons to military dictatorship. How many times are we going to cry wolf?

If the protests were genuinely about good governance, why allow miscreants to hijack the narrative? It's like throwing a party and letting the drunk guests wreck your house.

Maybe instead of urging the government to intervene, we should be calling out the chaos and lawlessness that always seems to accompany these protests.

Hunger protests or just another excuse for chaos?

Atiku is out here playing the blame game while these protesters are turning Nigeria into a battleground. If they truly wanted to address hunger, they should focus on solutions instead of turning every street into a war zone.

Funny how the narrative shifts to violence when protesters can't keep their cool. Instead of engaging in constructive dialogue, they choose to throw stones and create mayhem.

And now, the UN and ICC? Really? As if international intervention is going to solve the mess at home. All these theatrics only serve to distract from the real issues.

Atiku should be reminding these protesters that their actions undermine genuine grievances. Instead, he’s fanning the flames of unrest.

This is a classic case of misdirection.

Why are we focusing on the details of Dangote's land purchase when the real issue is the monumental investment he’s bringing to the country?

The man is putting his money where his mouth is, creating jobs and boosting our economy. Instead of stirring the pot with allegations, let’s celebrate the fact that Dangote is willing to invest in Nigeria’s future.

The noise from the indigenes should be more about how to leverage this investment for the betterment of the community, rather than questioning the transaction itself.

Let’s not forget, transparency is key, but we should also appreciate the bigger picture here. The refinery will benefit everyone in the long run, so let's channel our energies towards supporting this initiative rather than pulling it apart.

E be like say Trump don turn politics to market.

How person go pay $50,000 just to snap picture with am? Na wah!

This man dey use people like say dem be ATM machine.

Him and him money-gathering strategy no get shame.

No wonder him supporters no dey see anything wrong; dem don already blind for the cash.

This na clear sign say him no fit relate with the common man.

All this fundraising na just to fill him pocket, not for the people.

Northerners should take a cue from history; they know Jagaban is not one to be underestimated.

2027 is still far off, and political dynamics can shift overnight. The same folks predicting doom are often the ones who underestimated Tinubu in 2023.

Remember, he has a way of turning challenges into opportunities. His ability to connect with the grassroots is unmatched, and he has always been a master at playing the long game.

The narrative of hate is just noise; real power lies in the hands of the people, and Tinubu has proven time and again that he knows how to rally his base.

The south-west may have its critics, but the loyalty of his supporters is unwavering.

As the saying goes, "No one can predict the future," especially when it comes to Jagaban's political acumen. God bless the President!

Abiola, you don talk am well!

The truth be say, na the same forces wey deny your papa his rightful place wey still dey try to disrupt Tinubu’s government.

People need to calm down and see the bigger picture.

Tinubu don already start to make moves wey go change things for better.

Na only when we give am time and support we go see the real impact of his leadership.

Na God get control of everything, and this na just part of the journey.

Make we no allow our emotions cloud our judgment.

Tinubu is here to stay, and he’s for the common man!

Soludo is truly a breath of fresh air for Anambra!

His commitment to agriculture through the "Operation Farm to Feed" initiative is commendable. We need more leaders who prioritize food security and empower our farmers. It's inspiring to see APGA leaders rallying behind this cause; together, we can tackle hunger head-on.

Soludo’s passion for farming, encouraged by his wife, shows he’s leading by example. Let’s all embrace this initiative and make Anambra a model for agricultural success in Nigeria. The time for action is now!

This matter seems to be a classic case of misrepresentation and sensationalism.

We must not forget that there are always two sides to every story. While some people are quick to cast aspersions on Dan Agundi, we need to look at the broader picture.

Was he truly there to incite violence or was he attempting to mediate between the protesters and the government?

Nigerians are passionate about their rights, and it’s crucial that we don’t let a few bad eggs spoil the narrative. Let’s hold everyone accountable, but also allow for due process.

Asiwaju Tinubu's administration is about progress, and it’s important we support efforts that aim to bridge gaps rather than create further division.

Let’s give our leaders a chance to clear the air and ensure that justice prevails.

Protesters in Kano waving Russian flags? This is just another case of misplaced priorities.

Instead of addressing local issues, they’re playing into foreign narratives. It's like they’re trying to distract us from the real problems we face. What’s next? A protest for foreign intervention? It’s baffling how easily some people forget what truly matters to Nigerians.

Tinubu's address is a welcome move! Communication is key in leadership, and I trust he will provide clarity on the pressing issues facing us.

The protesters have their voices, but let’s not forget that every administration faces challenges. Tinubu is in the hot seat now, and I believe he’ll navigate these waters wisely.

With the right dialogue, we can all work towards a better Nigeria. The man is doing his best, and it’s about time we support our leaders rather than just criticize. Let's listen and see what solutions he brings to the table!

Nigerians love to throw shade without understanding the bigger picture. Tinubu is not Buhari; he’s a different player on the field.

While Buhari may have been surrounded by questionable allies, Tinubu knows how to play the game and gather support from his base. That’s politics!

People should stop looking for drama and start appreciating the strategies at play. Tinubu is a master at navigating the political landscape, and the so-called comparisons are just distractions from his actual achievements.

Let’s not forget, every leader has their style, and Tinubu is simply trying to ensure that the southern voice is heard loud and clear. So, instead of whining, let’s see how he turns the tide for the better. After all, he’s got a nation to run, not a gossip column to fill!

Tinubu is stepping up to the plate!

This address is crucial, especially in these challenging times.

It shows he is ready to engage with the citizens directly and address their concerns head-on.

Let’s tune in and hear the solutions he has in mind for the hunger protests.

The nation deserves transparency and accountability, and I believe Tinubu is committed to delivering just that.

Together, we can move forward!