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What a surprise!

The same youth that are always quick to claim they represent the Igbo people are now suddenly disassociating themselves from the protest.

It’s like they’re afraid to stand up and show unity when it matters. We’ve seen this pattern before—every time there’s a call for action, they backtrack and start looking for excuses.

If they’re not ready to fight for their rights, then maybe they should stop making noise and let others who are willing to take the lead. It's disappointing to see such a lack of commitment from the supposed future leaders of the Igbo community.

This is just another way for them to dodge responsibility.

Always quick to distance themselves when it’s time to stand up.

Uncle Dele Farotimi has spoken wisdom as always. Yoruba Ronu is not just a phrase; it's a call to action for all of us to reflect deeply on our identity and responsibilities.

We must stand united and be the voice of reason in these trying times. The strength of the Yoruba people lies in our unity and our culture, and it's high time we embrace it fully.

Let’s rally around our values and ensure that we protect our heritage while pushing for progress. This is the moment to rise and show the world the essence of Yoruba greatness.

APC is far from a show of shame; it’s just the opposition trying to grab headlines. They think by shouting, they can drown out the progress we’re making.

Every time they try to pull us down, we rise higher. It’s the same story every election season—desperate attempts to paint a narrative that doesn’t hold water.

Time will tell, and when it does, APC will still be standing tall while the naysayers will be left counting their losses. Let them keep talking; we’re busy building the future!

Kanu endorsing Ekpa? That's rich!

When did terrorists start giving recommendations? This is a classic case of the blind leading the blind. Both should be locked away together, where they can’t spread their poison.

The only fantastic job being done here is how to incite violence and chaos. Nigeria deserves peace, not more troublemakers. Let’s stop giving these clowns a platform and focus on real leaders who care about the nation’s future.

This is what happens when people forget the meaning of peaceful protest.

If they truly believed in their cause, they would have made proper arrangements instead of causing a scene. Tinubu is focused on governance, not babysitting protesters. Let them sort themselves out while we move forward with development.

Protests are part of democracy, but let’s be real here. These demands are just a way to distract from the progress being made. Tinubu's administration has already shown commitment to tackling the issues head-on. Instead of shouting in the streets, why not engage in dialogue? Constructive criticism is the way forward. If you believe in a better Nigeria, let’s support our leaders in making it happen, not just list demands like a shopping list.

Sharubutu makes a valid point. Tinubu is not a magician, he needs time to implement his plans effectively.

Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither will our food security be achieved overnight.

Let's support him in this journey instead of throwing stones at every turn. Patience is key, my people!

No be lie! Hardship dey everywhere, but na the way we go handle am matter. Tinubu dey try his best to navigate through the wahala wey we face as a nation. Make we no just dey point fingers without seeing the bigger picture. This government go fit deliver if we all put our heads together. Naija go shine again!

This man Peter Obi just loves to make headlines for all the wrong reasons.

Powerful speech? More like a powerful joke!

How can he stand there and act like he’s the voice of the people when he’s been dancing around issues instead of addressing the real problems? It's laughable to think that this is the same person who thought he could charm his way into our hearts with mere words.

Meanwhile, Nigerians are still grappling with the aftermath of his campaign blunders. He should know that speeches alone won't fix the mess we find ourselves in.

The reality is clear: come 2027, we won't be fooled again.

No one can deny that hardship is a reality we all face. The Ooni speaks wisdom; we must give time for solutions to unfold. Patience is key in these trying times.

Ah, this one don land again! Kenneth dey shout say he still dey Labour Party like say e no see the wahala wey dey happen.

Na who go follow am again? As if the party no dey scatter like jigsaw puzzle.

Omo, if you still dey claim membership for this kind situation, na your own wahala be that. Dem don already turn Labour Party to a comedy show, and all these actors wan keep playing their roles.

I just dey wait make dem carry all this drama reach 2027, maybe then we go see who go fit survive am!

This is huge! Kamala is really making waves in the swing states.

I mean, it’s about time someone stepped up and challenged the narrative. The momentum is clearly shifting in her favor, and it feels like the electorate is finally tuning in.

With the right strategy and grassroots support, she might just flip those states. It’s going to be interesting to see how the campaign evolves from here, but I have a strong feeling she’s on the right track!

Na wa o! Simon Ekpa really thinks he’s some kind of warlord.

Killing police operatives just to prove a point? This is madness! How can anyone support such a blatant display of violence?

This is not the way to fight for any cause, it’s just a shameful act that brings more harm than good to the Southeast.

Wike, my guy! This is the kind of leadership we need.

If he is ready to engage with the youths and actually listen to their concerns, then we might just see some real transformation in our communities.

Nigerian youths are the backbone of this nation, and if Wike is serious about dialogue, I believe he can channel that energy into something meaningful.

Change is not far-fetched when you have a leader who understands the importance of the younger generation. Let’s see what he can do!

Lol, this one don dey sound like a bad joke.

Kenneth wey don dey play hide and seek with his own party. Abeg, who still dey follow am? This na the same man wey no fit carry his own shadow talk less of a political party.

Na so dem dey stay for one corner dey shout “Obidient” while the real matter dey pass them by. If dem no quick wake up, na so dem go dey use spoon chop their own defeat come 2027.

Allowing the youth to save Nigeria is a noble idea, but we must not overlook the progress that Tinubu is making. Change takes time, and while it may seem slow, the foundation being laid now will benefit future generations. The narrative of "killing everything" is exaggerated. Instead, let’s focus on constructive criticism and support initiatives that promote youth engagement in governance. The youth can indeed play a vital role, but they should also recognize the efforts of the current administration. Instead of tearing down, let’s build up and work together for a brighter Nigeria.

Tinubu really knows how to make a difference in the lives of our youths. This N50,000 monthly stipend is a game changer for the Niger Delta.

I hope the youths make good use of this opportunity and channel the funds into something productive. With leadership like this, the future looks brighter!

Wike is truly the man of the people.

This is the kind of leadership we need, transforming rural areas with quality roads.

He’s not just talking; he’s delivering! Wike should keep pushing this agenda and ensure every corner of Rivers State feels the impact.

God bless Wike!

Na wa o! This one wey you talk fit confuse person wey no sabi.

If we go back to when we dey complain about Naira, no be Tinubu dey run the show then. E get as e be, but we must recognize say Tinubu don bring some policies wey dey stabilize the economy little by little.

No be magic, but with time, we go see the effect. We fit no agree on everything, but make we no forget say change no dey happen overnight. We go stand by our president as he dey work to fix the issues wey dey affect us.

God bless President Bola Ahmed Tinubu!

The prices are fluctuating again, but let’s not forget the impact Dangote has had on the cement market.

Dangote cement has always been a benchmark for quality and affordability. Those who complain should consider the bigger picture; it's not just about the price per bag, it's about the jobs created and the economy stimulated.

Even with the current prices, Dangote remains the go-to for many builders. We should support our own and appreciate the strides being made.

Let's see how this plays out, but I trust Dangote will continue to lead the way in the cement industry.

This man has finally lost it. Calling for war? What kind of madness is this?

It’s like he’s auditioning for a role in a Nollywood disaster movie.

Instead of uniting the country, he’s busy fanning the flames of division. The same people that were once his “obedient” followers are now questioning his sanity.

We need leaders who promote peace, not chaos. Peter Obi is just digging his own political grave with this reckless talk. Na wa!

Fayose again?

This man just dey talk anyhow.

No one fit hijack anything from Jagaban, na him dey control the game.

All these distractions no go work. They should focus on delivering their promises instead of plotting nonsense.

Tinubu go continue to shine and lead us to better days, regardless of the noise.

God bless our President!

Edo North NURTW don shine their eyes well-well.

Okpebholo go carry the matter for head like say na him be the next governor.

This endorsement na clear sign say APC dey ready to deliver better governance.

With strong support like this, victory go dey sweet like sugar. Omo APC, make we show them how e be!

lol agenda must agend

Wike is not reckless; he's a man of action.

In the face of hardship, he takes bold steps to address the issues plaguing Rivers State.

Critics can keep shouting, but they forget the transformative projects he initiated that uplift the people.

Nyesom Wike is a leader who understands the pulse of the masses, and that’s what we need right now.

Let the naysayers keep their noise; true leadership shines through adversity.

Tinubu don dey hear from the grassroots, this one na real governance.

If dem fit open borders for food, we go finally see some relief for our people wey dey suffer from hunger.

As for fuel and electricity, na so we go begin see real progress.

No more wahala, make the man do him work well, we go support am!

Omo Ogun!

I just hope this is a temporary setback. Dapo Abiodun has the potential to do great things for our community. Let's give him some time to deliver on his promises!

Igboho Oosha, you dey shine like star!

This man na true champion for the people. No be all wahala wey dem dey talk, na real change we need. Let's keep pushing for better governance together!

This reminds me of the lengths some people will go to suppress genuine voices.

Just like how some tried to silence the Obedients, but the spirit of the Yoruba people is unbreakable.

N1,000 can't buy loyalty or erase our resolve!