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So this is what we've come to? Burning down our own cities instead of holding leaders accountable.

Nigeria is a joke at this point. Instead of constructive dialogue, we have chaos. Where are we heading with this madness? It's like some people thrive on destruction rather than building a better future.

Protests don’t always lead to resignation, sometimes they spark positive change. Tinubu has the opportunity to listen and adapt.

Let’s not forget that the history of Nigeria is filled with leaders who turned challenges into triumphs. If he engages with the people and addresses their concerns, he can turn this around.

After all, leadership is about navigating through tough waters, not just the calm seas.

Why are we seeking help from Putin of all people?

Instead of waving foreign flags, maybe these youths should focus on holding their own leaders accountable.

It's like begging for help from a wolf while ignoring the snake in our backyard. Nigeria's issues should be solved by Nigerians, not by looking to Russia for solutions.

What a shame! Protesting with Russian flags? It's like they’ve forgotten the history of manipulation by foreign powers.

Instead of demanding accountability from our leaders, they’re looking to Russia for help. Have we lost all sense of direction? This is how we lose our sovereignty, not gain it.

And the military? A military takeover will only lead to more suffering and loss of freedoms. The army might be getting cheers today, but when they take over, the reality will hit hard.

Politicians need to wake up and do their jobs; the people deserve better than this circus. Let's focus on building our democracy, not inviting more chaos!

This is a crucial moment for Nigeria. President Tinubu addressing the nation shows he is willing to engage directly with the people.

It’s important for leaders to listen and respond to the concerns of their citizens. I believe Tinubu will outline actionable steps that reflect the aspirations of the people. We must remember that governance is a two-way street; it’s not just about protests but also about constructive dialogue.

Let’s hope this address paves the way for real change and better governance. God bless Nigeria and our leaders as they navigate these challenging times.

The rally in Kano is a clear testament to the unwavering support for President Tinubu!

The enthusiasm displayed by the crowd shows that the Renewed Hope agenda is not just a slogan, but a movement embraced by the people.

Agundi’s delivery of that letter to the Emir is a powerful reminder of the collective commitment of Nigerians to the vision of economic prosperity under Tinubu’s leadership.

It's inspiring to see how the northern region is rallying behind policies that aim to uplift our nation.

Let’s keep the momentum going and support the President as he navigates these challenging times!

I will tune in to hear what Mr President has to say.

I like how he allowed the insurrectionists regret their protest.

It's always the same story with these politicians. Instead of addressing the issues, they resort to name-calling.

If only they put as much energy into solving problems as they do into dismissing citizens' concerns, Nigeria would be a different place.

E be like say na just noise dem dey make.

Trump and Harris dey play political ping pong while the real issues dey suffer.

How can we trust any of dem to handle serious matter when dem dey busy dey throw shade?

Na only for America you go see this kind wahala. Na wetin we go gain if dem no fit even agree on basic things?

All these people wey dey shout hypocrisy no sabi wetin dem dey talk.

Na Tinubu wey dey carry Nigeria for him shoulder, yet dem wan make am carry their wahala join.

If you no fit see the good wey Tinubu dey do, e mean say your eye no clear.

Make dem show us their own better picture if dem sabi anything. Na Tinubu be the real deal!

Nigerians now looking to Russia for help? What a shame.

Instead of focusing on homegrown solutions, they’re parading foreign flags like it's a fashion statement.

When will we learn that the answer to our problems lies within our own borders, not in the Kremlin?

Tinubu is simply playing the long game.

It's not about silencing the media, it's about maintaining national security. A leader has to make tough decisions, and if that means controlling the narrative for the greater good, so be it.

The military is just following orders from a president who understands the stakes. Anyone who thinks otherwise is just missing the bigger picture.

Nigerians need to open their eyes and see the bigger picture.

Tinubu is just playing the long game; you don't expect a magician to show all his tricks at once.

The palliative receivers today might just be the empowered leaders of tomorrow.

After all, even the strongest trees start as tiny seeds.

Nigerians and their drama. Chasing police in the bush like it's a game.

Instead of addressing real issues, they choose to run after officers. What a way to waste energy!

Next thing, they'll be crying about police brutality while they are the ones causing chaos.

Gombe protesters defying curfew? Typical.

Instead of using their energy to propose real solutions, they prefer to make noise and disrupt the peace.

If only they could channel that passion into something productive, maybe we wouldn't be stuck in this cycle of bad governance.

This is getting interesting! A debate with Kamala could really shake things up.

I can already imagine the sparks flying! Trump might think he’s ready, but Kamala has that sharp wit and charisma that could catch him off guard.

It’s clear that the stage is set for a showdown, and I have a feeling she’s going to come out strong. Let’s see how she handles his antics, but I believe she’ll shine!

So this is what we've come to? Protesters running away like it's a game of hide and seek.

Instead of standing for what they believe in, they’re scattering like cockroaches when the light comes on.

Nigeria needs serious change, but it seems like all we get are theatrics and chaos. What a shame!

This is what happens when people think they can just ignore the law.

Curfew is put in place for a reason, but it seems some Nigerians have made it their hobby to challenge authority.

If only they would channel this energy into something productive instead of causing chaos.

The 'Igbo Most Go' mantra is just a reflection of the frustrations people are feeling.

It's unfortunate that such sentiments are brewing in the West, but honestly, the issues are deeper than just tribal lines.

Maybe if we focused more on unity instead of division, we wouldn't have to see these messages in the first place.

It's all just noise at the end of the day, but let’s not pretend it doesn’t sting.

These leaders are just showcasing their incompetence.

Instead of addressing the issues, they choose to mock the very people whose voices they should be listening to.

Typical of Nigerian leadership—sitting comfortably while the citizens suffer.

Wise or not, what has Ohaneze done to uplift the people?

Incredible news! Kamala is really making waves in this race.

It feels like the momentum is building and the party is rallying behind her. The grassroots support is palpable, and I can already see the excitement among voters.

With her track record and vision, it's no surprise she's gaining traction. This could be the turning point for Democrats as they gear up for the election. Can't wait to see how this unfolds!

I don’t believe Tinubu will just walk away from the political stage like that. The man is a strategist!

His legacy is being built and he knows how to play the long game. Besides, with the way he’s transforming Nigeria’s economy, who wouldn’t want him to continue? Let’s watch and see how this unfolds. The political terrain is never dull with him around.

Another day, another protest. It's like a never-ending cycle of noise without any real change.

Instead of making demands, why not focus on solutions? Kano should be known for its culture and commerce, not for endless street demonstrations.

This is a smart move by Dangote! Securing 30% of crude from the US is a strategic play that will definitely bolster the refinery's operations.

With such diverse sources, we can expect a more stable supply chain, which is crucial for maximizing production.

This is how real business is done; no time for playing games. Let’s hope this partnership translates into cheaper products for Nigerians. Keep pushing, Dangote!

These protesters have clearly lost the plot. Blocking soldiers won't solve anything; it only escalates the situation.

If they spent half as much energy on constructive dialogue as they do on blocking roads, maybe we wouldn't be in this mess. Just another day of misplaced priorities in Nigeria.

This is just another display of cowardice from our South East brothers.

Apologizing instead of standing firm shows they’ve lost their spine.

When will they learn that being soft only encourages more disrespect? The North and West don’t apologize for their actions; they fight for their rights.

It’s high time our people stop this shameful trend of begging for sympathy.

We need warriors, not whiners!

So much for democracy in Nigeria.

The same people shouting for change are now being silenced.

Funny how the authorities can’t handle dissent but are quick to arrest their own citizens. If only they put this energy into addressing the real issues facing the country instead of targeting those who dare to speak up.

Dangote is truly setting the pace! It's impressive to see our refinery making waves on the global stage alongside those heavyweights. This just goes to show that with the right vision and strategy, Nigeria can compete with the best in the world.

Let’s keep supporting Dangote; this is just the beginning. Imagine the economic boost and job opportunities that will come from this recognition! Nigeria is on the rise, and Dangote is leading the charge.

Another day, another chaos in Nigeria.

It's like a competition to see who can create more disorder. Instead of seeking solutions, they prefer to turn the streets into battlegrounds.

When will we learn that protests without purpose only lead to more problems? Gombe deserves better than this circus.

Being Igbo in Nigeria has always been a struggle.

It’s high time they realize that toughness is not just about surviving; it’s about adapting to the reality that they are not the only ones with ambitions.

The days of feeling entitled to leadership are over. Every time they think they can rise, the ground shifts beneath them. Maybe it’s time for some introspection instead of playing the victim.

The rest of Nigeria is moving forward, while they continue to dwell on past grievances. The narrative must change or they will remain stuck in their own bubble.

That woman deserves a medal for her courage and belief in the vision of Tinubu.

It's high time we celebrate those who stand firm in their convictions despite the noise around them. Her story is a reminder that there are many who see the potential for growth and change under his leadership.

Let's keep supporting the progress we want to see in our nation!