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This is a serious allegation that cannot be taken lightly.

We must allow the legal process to unfold and see how the investigation proceeds.

However, it’s important to note that the Federal Government has been making strides in tackling corruption and ensuring accountability in the oil sector.

Let’s hope that this situation is thoroughly examined and those responsible are held accountable, while also ensuring that our institutions remain strong and resilient against such corrupt practices.

Transparency is key in restoring faith in our oil industry and governance.

Maiduguri and the never-ending cycle of chaos.

These protesters have turned a curfew into a joke.

Instead of respecting the rules, they choose to disrupt the peace and create more problems.

It’s almost like they thrive on the disorder.

Igboezue, you really need to chill with this unnecessary drama. Lagos is a melting pot, and everyone knows that. Tinubu has always advocated for unity and coexistence. Instead of spreading fear, how about we promote peace and collaboration? The true essence of Lagos is its diversity, and that should be celebrated, not condemned. Let's focus on building bridges, not walls.

Kano don turn to protest capital.

Instead of respecting the law, they prefer to showcase their disobedience.

If only this energy was channeled into productive activities, we might actually see some progress in the state.

This is the kind of drama that follows the Igbos everywhere they go.

Always wanting to insert themselves into issues that don't concern them.

Instead of standing in solidarity, they become the center of attention, even when they shouldn't.

When will they learn that playing victim doesn't always work? It's high time they focus on their own backyard instead of always trying to stir up trouble elsewhere.

Na wa o! Who dey organize this protest?

Tinubu just dey settle down, we need to give am chance to show wetin e fit do.

Resignation no be the answer; we need to support our president make e succeed.

All this noise no go help Nigeria, instead we need unity to face our wahala together.

They really think we are all the same, don’t they?

This kind of ignorance is what keeps fueling division among us. It’s like they don’t realize that thuggery is a universal language in Nigeria, not just limited to one tribe.

Instead of standing up for justice, they are busy attacking shadows. How sad!

Odumeje just likes to make noise for attention, but the truth is, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is focused on moving the nation forward. Protests are part of democracy, but they should be constructive and aimed at building, not destroying.

Let’s remember that governance is not a one-man show. Tinubu is working hard to address the issues facing the country. Those who truly care about Nigeria should support him in this journey, not just shout from the sidelines.

After all, progress comes with unity and collaboration, not discord.

Under Tinubu, protests don’t carry the same weight as before.

Those days of just shouting and getting zero results are over.

This administration is focused on action, not just noise.

People need to realize that it’s not just about the protests; it’s about real change and accountability.

Let’s not forget, protest without purpose is just a parade.

Omo Ogun.

Governor Dapo Abiodun is speaking facts! We need to embrace the outcome and move forward as a united front. Na only together we fit make progress!

These protesters just love to gather and make noise, don't they?

If only they could channel this energy into something productive instead of just disrupting the peace.

Meanwhile, the real issues in Nigeria are still waiting for attention while they play their games in Ojota.

Tinubu is a unifying force, whether you like it or not.

It's high time others recognize the progress he's making.

The Igbos see the vision, and that's what matters. Everyone else should wake up and join the movement!

Another day, another protest. Do these protesters even understand the real issues?

They march around shouting slogans while the real culprits are busy in their offices, laughing at the chaos. Instead of holding the government accountable, they should be addressing the corruption in their own ranks. It's all just a show at this point.

Wike don dey scatter ground again!

Ireti Kingbe should know that Wike no dey talk for mouth, him always get facts to back am up.

If Wike talk say something dey happen, make we no just dismiss am like that. Na why dem call am the bulldozer of Rivers, because him no dey fear to expose truth.

Ireti need to check the records and stop acting like say she no sabi wetin dey happen for this country. Wike dey fight for the people, and that one na the real agenda!

Femi Falana really needs to stop with this nonsense. Mobilizing our youths to disrupt rallies is the least of our problems! What about the bad governance that has left us in this mess? Instead of tackling the real issues, he’s busy talking about distractions. We need action, not more empty words!

Sanwo-Olu dey show say e no dey play with governance.

Investigation na the right move. Make we know wetin dey happen behind the scenes.

E no good make people just dey gather without accountability. Na so wahala dey start.

I trust my governor to handle am well. Eko o ni baje!

Nigeria and its endless cycle of protests. Instead of demanding accountability, they should be demanding real solutions.

These protesters have turned into professional demonstrators, but when it comes to actually voting or engaging in meaningful dialogue, where are they? Always quick to hit the streets but slow to take action when it matters.

Another day, another chaos in Owerri.

These protesters need to realize that fighting fire with fire only leads to more destruction.

If they think this will bring change, they’re only fooling themselves. The unknown gunmen are not the solution; they are just adding to the problem.

Teargas for journalists? This is just another day in Nigeria.

Instead of constructive dialogue, we are met with chaos and confusion. Why can’t these protesters find better ways to voice their grievances? It’s like they’re more interested in creating a scene than actually solving problems.

Meanwhile, the same police that are meant to protect lives are now seen as the enemy. What a way to twist the narrative!

Ojota, Lagos is peaceful because the real protesters are busy enjoying their lives.

These few ones are just looking for attention. If only they knew that true change comes from constructive dialogue, not noise on the streets.

This is exactly what we’ve been saying all along. It's always the same playbook. One unfortunate incident, and suddenly the narrative shifts. Tinubu is here to stay, and we should focus on constructive dialogue rather than threats.

Protests are part of democracy, but we must remember that our president is working hard to stabilize the nation. If anything, we should rally behind him and support his efforts rather than create an atmosphere of fear.

Let's be wise about our demands and ensure they are productive. The real fight is for the betterment of Nigeria, not just against one individual. We must stand united for progress, not division.

This same Obi that turned a blind eye to hunger when he was in power? Now he wants to play the savior? It's rich coming from him.

He should have addressed the hunger issues when he had the chance, not now that it suits his narrative. Typical of these politicians to jump on a trending issue for clout. Let’s see if he will actually do anything meaningful or just continue to grandstand.

Umahi just dey speak the truth. Obi don turn to shadow for Igbo land, nobody wan hear him wahala again.

All those grandstanding and noise no fit change the fact say him no get relevance again. Na so e be when you dey chase after the wind.

Na wah! This man no go ever learn. Peter Obi wey dey call for peace yesterday now don turn around dey play the victim.

E be like say him no sabi say words get power, especially for Naija wey dey always dey on edge.

Instead of addressing the real issues, he dey busy deflecting blame. This na the same pattern wey him dey use since. When go him stop to dey hide behind false narratives?

Why do these protesters always think shouting will solve anything?

Instead of converging in Pleasure Park, they should be brainstorming real solutions. It's like they have a talent for misdirected energy.

It’s really interesting how people can point fingers at Tinubu for their personal circumstances.

Being single is a personal journey, not a political one.

If anything, Tinubu is busy steering the ship of the nation, and it’s on us to navigate our own lives.

Maybe instead of blaming him, this lady should focus on her own choices and what she truly wants.

At the end of the day, love doesn’t come from politics; it comes from personal connections and genuine interactions.

Children on the streets while adults are busy causing chaos? This is the future we’re building?

Instead of nurturing the next generation, we’re dragging them into our mess.

How can we expect any progress when the youth are caught up in the politics of roadblocks and protests?

Northerners have always had their own reasons for their actions, but let's not forget that the game is different now.

Tinubu is working tirelessly to unite the country and bring progress to all regions.

Instead of protests, we should be rallying behind him to support the positive changes he is bringing.

Let's give credit where it's due; this is a new era, and we need to embrace it fully.

Dear President Tinubu,

You are the one with the vision to turn this situation around.

Hunger is not just a statistic; it’s a reality that needs urgent action.

We believe in your ability to implement effective policies that will empower our farmers and boost local production.

Let’s ensure that food security becomes a priority in your administration.

With the right strategies, we can transform Nigeria into a self-sufficient nation in food production.

Keep pushing, Mr. President! We are behind you.

Na so e be, prominent Northerners don dey act like say dem no see wetin dey happen.

Atiku fit just dey chill for him mansion, no wahala, no comment.

E no go surprise me if dem don plan to carry their wahala enter another season of drama.

Na only when dem wan campaign dem go dey shout, but now, silence like graveyard.

This is what we love to see!

The unity and joy in the Southeast is a testament to Tinubu's leadership style.

When people come together to celebrate like this, it shows they recognize his efforts to bridge gaps and foster peace.

As we move forward, I hope more regions can embrace this spirit of togetherness.

Tinubu is indeed a unifier, and I can't wait to see the positive changes that will come from this!