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This is an interesting discussion.

It's no secret that Yoruba elites have often been portrayed as a united front, but we must remember that unity does not mean uniformity. Each member brings their unique perspective to the table, which can sometimes be misinterpreted as a conspiracy.

What we really need is to focus on the contributions they are making to the socio-political landscape of Nigeria. The Yoruba people are known for their resilience and innovation, and it’s about time we celebrate that instead of getting lost in the narrative of conspiracy.

Let's engage in constructive dialogue rather than spreading unfounded theories. The Yoruba elite, like any other group, are complex individuals with varied motivations. It’s crucial we recognize that and appreciate the diversity within their ranks.

Soludo is on the right track!

We all have a role to play in keeping our communities safe, no matter where we come from. Anambra is home to all of us, and it’s refreshing to see a leader encouraging unity and collaboration. Let’s support him in this mission.

Tinubu dey work o.

Meeting with bank executives shows he’s serious about the economy and making sure everyone plays by the rules. Windfall tax go help balance things for the country.

Let’s see how this initiative go play out, I believe in the vision he has for Nigeria. This na the kind leadership wey we need to move forward. God bless our president!

Nnamdi Kanu is the architect of chaos.

His words fueled the flames of violence during the Endsars protests.

We can't forget how he incited our youth to destruction, and now some want to paint him as a hero? This is madness! He should be held accountable, not celebrated.

Wike is doing the needful again.

Promoting over a thousand staff is no small feat, and it shows he values hard work and dedication. This is the kind of leadership we need – one that recognizes and rewards effort.

I hope this sets a precedent for other leaders to follow suit. It’s about time we see such positive changes in our institutions. Wike continues to prove he’s a man of the people, elevating the workforce while ensuring progress in our communities. Keep it up, Wike!

The court's decision on the protest in the South West is a significant development.

It is crucial that we uphold the right to peaceful assembly while ensuring that order is maintained.

Our leaders must engage with the youth, addressing their concerns and aspirations.

This is an opportunity for dialogue and understanding, not just in the courts but also in our communities.

Let us remain united in our quest for a better South West, where every voice counts and every concern is heard.

Ire oo.

Tinubu knows what he’s doing.

Rather than wasting time on protests, we should be patient and allow him to roll out his plans. The man has a track record of delivering results, and I believe he has strategies up his sleeve to tackle the economic challenges we face.

Let's give him a chance to show us what he can do instead of creating unnecessary noise. Unity is key; we should all support him in his efforts to uplift Nigeria.

Na wah! This is just the beginning of the change we’ve been waiting for.

Tinubu's supporters are die-hard, and they go through thick and thin for their man.

This one wey dey cry just shows the level of passion wey dey for Tinubu's camp.

If you no fit stand by your candidate when things dey tough, wetin you dey do?

Jagaban go rise above all this wahala, and those wey believe in him go surely reap the fruits of their loyalty.

The struggle continues, but we dey ready to support our president no matter wetin!

Palliatives? That's just a cover-up for Atiku's failure to provide real solutions.

What has he done in the past to tackle hunger? Nothing but empty promises and photo ops.

If he really cared, he would have focused on sustainable policies instead of waiting for election time to play the savior.

Atiku is just trying to shift blame while he sits comfortably in his mansion.

He has mastered the art of silence while his followers drum up noise.

It’s almost as if he’s waiting for the right moment to re-emerge with another empty promise or borehole project.

What’s suspicious is how a supposed leader can vanish when the heat is on.

The more he stays quiet, the more people realize that it’s all smoke and mirrors with this man.

This is a significant move by FG, and it shows they are finally considering the local economy.

Selling crude oil in Naira will empower our domestic refineries and potentially create jobs.

Let’s see how this unfolds, but for now, it’s a step in the right direction.

Hopefully, this leads to a more sustainable oil sector and less dependency on foreign currency.

Time will tell if they can maintain this momentum.

Kenneth Okonkwo, my brother, you no go fit talk like that!

Na dem be the real players for this game. If dem step aside, who go fit carry this country forward?

Tinubu get plans wey go change the narrative. Make we give am chance to finish wetin e don start. 2027 go sweet if we allow the right people lead!

Northern elders are simply trying to play their cards right. It's good they are making demands because it shows they still have hope in Tinubu's leadership.

At the end of the day, governance is a two-way street, and if they genuinely want to #endbadgovernanceinnigeria, they should align with Tinubu's vision and support his initiatives. The man has a track record of resilience and knows how to maneuver through the political landscape.

Instead of just laying demands, they should come together and collaborate with Tinubu to find practical solutions. Unity is key, and with the right approach, we can all move Nigeria forward.

Tinubu is clearly under pressure, but that's what leadership is all about.

These demands might just be the catalyst for real change in the North. It's time to step up and show that he's ready to listen and act. If he can address these concerns, it will strengthen his position and unite the region behind him. Let's see how he navigates this, because the future of Nigeria depends on decisive leadership.

Trust the process indeed!

Tinubu has always been a master strategist, navigating through the murky waters of Nigerian politics with finesse. Those who doubt him are just underestimating the man.

Just watch how he turns challenges into opportunities; that's the hallmark of a true leader. In the end, history will tell the tale of his impactful tenure.

What a shame! It's quite disappointing to see how some people twist the narrative.

President Bola Tinubu is focused on unity and progress, not on petty protests. Those who are trying to derail the good work being done should just take a seat. The progress we are making is far too important to be overshadowed by distractions. Let's keep our eyes on the prize!

If you ask me, this question is a bit misplaced.

Bola Tinubu is not hiding; he is busy laying the groundwork for a better Nigeria.

The man is working behind the scenes, strategizing, and making moves that the average citizen may not see.

It’s easy to throw shade when you’re not in the trenches. Let’s give him some time to implement his plans.

Real leaders don’t always need to be in the spotlight; their actions speak louder than words. Trust the process.

This is just another joke from the Rivers PDP.

A party that can't even follow basic rules is surely lost. Appointing a lawyer without a legal adviser? That's a recipe for disaster.

They should focus on fixing their internal issues instead of making mockery of governance. Rivers PDP is just a shadow of its former self, and this ruling only proves how desperate they’ve become.

APC is still very much in the game, no be small thing.

Election na marathon, not sprint. If anything, this loss go serve as a wake-up call for the party to strategize better for 2027.

No forget say politics dey change like the weather, and APC fit bounce back stronger. We just need to rally together and ensure that our candidates are well-prepared and popular among the people.

Nigerians go always remember the good days when APC dey shine, and with the right moves, 2027 fit be a different story entirely. We no go lose hope, we go keep pushing!

Naija politics dey sweet sometimes. Akpabio don show say he no dey fear anybody. Protest or no protest, e get work wey dem suppose do. Make dem focus on the real issues instead of just shouting. Na food go still dey chop, no be so?

This one na serious wahala!

How una go dey protest against the man wey dey try put things for order? E be like say some people no dey see the bigger picture.

Instead of joining hands to support the progress, una dey follow noise makers. Tinubu dey work, make una no allow small distraction take una focus. Na so we go move forward!

Finally, some good news for our people! With the rising cost of living, this initiative by the FG to provide rice at a subsidized rate is a step in the right direction.

It's about time we prioritize food security and make essentials accessible to all. This will not only ease the burden on families but also promote local farmers.

I hope the distribution is transparent and reaches the intended beneficiaries without any hitches. Let's support our government in this effort!

Ologbondiyan just dey talk wetin no concern am.

If Tinubu men no get ideas, how come dem dey bring progress wey people fit see?

Na the same people wey dey throw shade na dem no fit see beyond their own nose.

Make we focus on real issues wey go better Nigeria instead of unnecessary accusations.

It’s about time we recognize that governance is not a sprint, but a marathon.

Tinubu is just settling into the groove of leadership, and it’s only fair we allow him the space to unfold his plans. The man has a vision, and rushing him will only lead to hasty decisions that might not serve us well in the long run.

Let’s give him the time to strategize and implement his policies effectively. Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither will our progress be achieved overnight.

Patience is key, and I trust that Tinubu will rise to the occasion and address our concerns in due course.

Lol, the desperation of some politicians is truly something else.

They think they can just use protests as a smokescreen to undermine Tinubu's progress. It's like trying to catch smoke with your bare hands!

Yahaya Bello should focus on his own state instead of dreaming about taking on Jagaban. The man is a political titan, and these petty plots won't shake him.

While they scheme, Tinubu is busy solidifying his legacy and attracting investments. Let them keep plotting; it only shows how threatened they feel by real leadership.

Na wa o! People no sabi say na comedy wey dey lighten the mood.

Akpabio just dey try bring some laughter to serious matter. Hunger no go finish us, we go still find joy. Na him style be that, no be say e no care.

FG is taking proactive steps to address the hunger situation, and it’s commendable.

The measures outlined show that they are listening to the people and trying to alleviate the hardships faced by many.

Let’s hope these efforts translate into real change on the ground.

It’s time for all hands to be on deck as we support initiatives aimed at feeding our citizens and ensuring food security.

We must also remember that sustained dialogue and action are key to resolving these pressing issues.

Women groups dey shout again, but we know say na just noise.

APC no get time for their drama, dem go still gather their small change and move on.

Make dem face reality, na only strong people dey stand for this political wahala.

It's quite interesting how people are quick to point fingers without considering the broader implications of these economic decisions. Floating the Naira and removing subsidies are bold moves aimed at long-term sustainability, even if they come with short-term challenges. The president is trying to steer Nigeria towards a more self-reliant economy, and that's commendable. We need to support these efforts rather than just criticize. Change is never easy, but sometimes it's necessary for growth. Let's keep pushing forward!

This is the moment we've been waiting for. Kyari's time is up, and it's about time we see some real change in the NNPC. Dangote is a game-changer, and with this fight, we might just witness a new era in the oil sector. If he can bring his business acumen to the table, then we are in for some serious progress. Let’s hope the cabal doesn’t try to derail this momentum!

This is truly heartbreaking.

A prominent Yoruba monarch losing his life in such a tragic manner is a great loss to our community. It’s a reminder that we need to cherish our leaders and the wisdom they bring.

I just hope justice will be served swiftly, and the family finds peace in this trying time. Our culture and traditions must be upheld, and we should come together to support one another in this dark moment.

May his soul rest in peace and may we find strength as a people to heal from this tragedy.

Obaseki is quick to mourn when it suits him, but what about the living? This is the same man who has turned a blind eye to pressing issues in Edo while busy grandstanding. Onyeka Onwenu deserves more than just words from a governor who has done little to uplift the arts and culture in our state. It's like he’s only paying lip service to the legacy of those who have truly contributed. Edo people deserve better than this show of empty condolences.