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Why do they even bother? Protests without a plan are just noise.

Nigeria's issues won't be solved by shouting on the streets. It's like pouring water on a stone and expecting it to grow!

PDP should take several seats and stop pretending like they care about the people.

If they were truly concerned, they would have provided solutions when they had the chance.

Tinubu is busy strategizing on how to uplift the economy while they are busy making noise.

Let's see what they have done for the people before pointing fingers.

Portable should just focus on his music and stop the noise.

Tinubu is a man of the people, and those who don't see that are just jealous of his progress.

Everyone has their own journey; instead of whining, let’s support the Jagaban and keep moving forward.

God bless Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the real deal!

Nigerians love to protest but forget that words without action mean nothing.

Tinubu may be quiet, but these protesters should realize that noise alone won't solve the issues.

Instead of burning bridges, they should focus on constructive dialogue. It's always the same cycle of complaints with no real solutions in sight.

What kind of future are we building when we let children join protests?

Nigeria, where kids should be in school, but instead, they are on the streets waving banners. It’s all a big joke, honestly. Who is leading these protests, and what message are we sending to the youth? This is just another example of misplaced priorities in our society.

E be like say some people no sabi how democracy dey work.

Tinubu no be military dictator, na elected leader wey dey operate within the confines of the law. If he no address the nation now, e fit mean say he dey strategize for better things wey go benefit everybody.

Na when e ready, him go talk. Make we no dey rush am. After all, we don see how many leaders don come and go, but Jagaban dey bring the vibe wey we need. Make dem chill, Tinubu go deliver!

South East youths don dey sleep for this matter.

How dem go expect better future when dem no fit stand up for wetin concern dem?

E go shock dem when dem realize say na their silence dey bury their own future.

If dem continue like this, na so dem go dey follow others dey make noise while dem dey suffer for back.

Time to wake up and smell the coffee, or dem go end up for the same old wahala wey don hold dem down for years.

Protesters in Gombe really need to rethink their strategy.

Asking the military to take over is just a recipe for disaster.

Do they not see how military interventions have historically led to chaos and suffering? Instead of seeking genuine solutions, they are fueling the cycle of instability. What a shame!

Looks like the protesters are wasting their time again.

If Tinubu is not ready to address them, maybe they should just go home and save their energy for the next election cycle. Protesting without a plan is just noise in the wind.

Another day, another protest causing chaos.

Why do they always resort to violence and disruption? It’s like they thrive on creating havoc instead of finding real solutions.

Na wa o! This one sweet me for body.

If we dey talk about unity, we suppose no allow sentiments cloud our judgment. Igbos and Yorubas, we be brothers for this naija. The more we dey drag each other, the more we dey lose sight of the bigger picture.

Yoruba people don show love and support to all tribes, and e dey clear say we fit do better together. Instead of calling names, make we focus on how to build a better future for all of us. After all, na together we go prosper.

Let’s channel our energy into something positive, because at the end of the day, naija na our home!

Why are people so surprised? A true supporter will always ask the right questions to clarify things.

Tinubu's leadership deserves scrutiny, and it's only fair that supporters engage critically rather than follow blindly.

At the end of the day, Jagaban is still the man at the helm, guiding us through these challenging times. We need to keep the dialogue going, but let’s remember that he’s still our president, and we’re behind him all the way.

Some of these critics should focus on their own states instead of always barking at the federal level. Na only online dem sabi shine their teeth.

This is what happens when citizens lose faith in their leaders.

Instead of seeking solutions, they are calling for military intervention like it's the answer to everything.

Nigeria and its penchant for shortcuts; the cycle of chaos never ends.

Obi's plea is falling on deaf ears.

These protesters have turned deaf to reason and are only interested in chaos.

If they truly wanted change, they would channel their energy into constructive dialogue instead of creating mayhem.

Nigeria is tired of this endless cycle of protest without purpose.

Yoruba brothers, it’s time to channel that energy into something constructive! Protests can be powerful, but let’s not forget our rich heritage of dialogue and community building. We have the brains and the brawn; let’s use them wisely to push for progress. Remember, our unity is our strength. Let's stand tall and proud, showcasing the best of our culture while advocating for change. Together, we can achieve greatness!

This trio of political jokers just keeps embarrassing themselves.

Sanwo-Olu is too busy trying to defend his failed policies, Atiku is stuck in his old ways, and Peter Obi? He's just chasing shadows like a lost puppy.

If only they could channel their energy into real solutions instead of just reacting for the cameras. They should be ashamed of themselves for pretending to care about the masses while their real agendas are as clear as mud.

Tinubu needs to step up and ensure that this grant reaches the people who truly need it. The suffering is real, and it's high time the government prioritizes the welfare of the citizens over everything else.

Let’s see a transparent process that actually helps the ordinary Nigerian. We cannot continue to watch while people are in pain. If this disbursement is done right, it can make a significant difference.

Nigerians deserve better, and I trust Tinubu to deliver on this promise.

Nigerians always quick to forget.

Akpabio is working hard to clean up the mess, but some still want to play blame game.

Instead of dragging him down, let’s support his efforts. He’s not the problem; the system is!

Rinu should take several seats.

The military is meant to protect us all, not just one region. If there are any issues, let's focus on the facts rather than throwing blame around. Tinubu is a leader trying to unify the country, and we must support him in these tough times.

Instead of stirring the pot, Rinu should be advocating for peace and collaboration. All this noise will not help the situation. We need to stand together as Nigerians, not let division take root.

Protesters wasting their time again.

Instead of facing the real issues, they are out there making noise like it will change anything.

If only they would channel that energy into productive activities, maybe we would see some progress in this country.

Reno no dey carry last!

This protest with empty pot na pure dramatics, nothing more. What message dem wan send? You no fit just dey wave pot like say you dey do magic for market.

Reno dey talk sense, because when you protest, you need to show the real issues wey dey affect the people, not just empty vessels.

E go better if dem channel that energy to real solutions instead of just posing for social media clout. Abeg, make we focus on tangible change wey go fit benefit the masses.

Protesters always know what’s best, don’t they? It’s funny how they think shouting and making noise will solve everything.

If only they put that energy into real work, Nigeria would be a different place.

Tinubu is a man of stature, no doubt.

Sometimes the big dogs don't bark, they just make moves that matter. Let the noise be from the small minds.

Remi Tinubu is truly an embodiment of diligence and grace.

Her relentless efforts in supporting her husband and the community are commendable. It's not easy to balance such responsibilities, but she makes it look effortless.

In a time when women are breaking barriers, she stands out as a beacon of hard work and resilience. Let’s celebrate her contributions and the positive impact she continues to make in our society.

All these Igbo people on social media, una no dey tire?

Wetin be all this wahala wey dey trend every time? Na just talk talk wey no get head or tail. If na serious matter, make una gather and do am for ground instead of just typing away.

Social media no go build your land, make una no forget say action dey louder than words. As e be now, na only noise and no real progress. Time to focus on how to develop una land instead of just shouting online.

Maybe he’s waiting for them to run out of steam. Protests in Nigeria seem like a never-ending drama with no real script.

These guys just love to shout; when will they learn that noise alone doesn’t change anything?

Protesters and their endless demands, as if they think shouting will solve the country’s problems.

Nigeria needs solutions, not noise.

Akpabio na man wey sabi.

Every time wey dem dey drag am, na him dey show say e get vision for the country. Naija need leaders wey go carry everybody along, and e dey try. No be every time dem go dey shout, sometimes make we see the bigger picture.

Jagaban.

The trips are part of the responsibilities that come with leadership.

N3.4 billion might sound like a lot, but let's remember the importance of international relations and the benefits they bring to our economy.

As president, Tinubu is working to secure investments and partnerships that can uplift Nigeria.

Let's keep our eyes on the bigger picture and see how these trips translate into tangible benefits for the citizens.

In the end, accountability will speak for itself.

Ah, the economy, the never-ending drama!

But let’s be real, it's not just APC that holds the keys to the vault. We all know the challenges have been lingering for decades, and blaming one party alone is like blaming the rain for a flood.

APC is working, albeit slowly, to untangle the mess left by previous administrations. The reforms and policies may not yield instant noodles, but Rome wasn’t built in a day, right?

Plus, how about we give credit where it’s due? The focus on infrastructure and agriculture is a step in the right direction. If we all rally together and support these initiatives, we might just see the light at the end of this economic tunnel.

So, let’s not throw the baby out with the bathwater. With unity and perseverance, Nigeria will rise again!