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Lol, see as this lecturer dey shine for Tinubu matter.

E good say dem dey appreciate the man wey dey try change the narrative for education.

Tomorrow now, dem go start to dey complain say Tinubu no do enough. Na so dem go always be!

Is this not the same Ohaneze that has been more about talk than action? Banning them is just adding to the noise.

It's about time the Northern Elders Forum stepped up to defend what is crucial for our economy! Dangote Refinery is a beacon of hope for Nigeria's industrial growth and energy independence.

The naysayers and detractors just don’t understand the monumental impact this project will have on job creation and local production. It’s baffling how some people want to undermine a venture that can transform our nation for the better.

We should rally behind Dangote and ensure that every effort is made to support this initiative. The success of the refinery is not just Dangote's win; it’s a victory for all Nigerians. If we truly want to see progress, we must protect our own and invest in the future. The refinery must succeed, and it will!

Wahala dey for this one o.

But make I talk true, Tinubu's family na solid players for this game.

If dem fit secure Agip deal, e go show say Tinubu still dey control the economy from behind the scenes.

No be small thing! Na only the wise ones go fit understand the bigger picture wey dey unfold.

Na wa o! This is the kind of commitment we need in our politics.

Sen. Ifeanyi Ubah is showing true leadership by supporting APC in Anambra. That N71 million donation is not just money; it’s a clear sign that he believes in the vision of our great party.

Let others take note, because APC is the party to beat! With such dedication, we are definitely moving forward and making Anambra a stronger state. Let’s keep pushing for progress!

Obasanjo’s tenure was not without its hurdles, but he navigated through them with strategic foresight. Agbakoba’s advice to President Tinubu is timely and essential. We need to learn from the past and adapt those lessons to our current economic landscape.

The focus should be on sustainable policies that can uplift the common man. Let’s channel our energies into building a resilient economy that thrives on innovation and entrepreneurship. The time for action is now!

This is what we call progress!

With the student loan now approved, our future leaders can finally breathe a sigh of relief. No more worries about tuition fees or educational expenses.

Tinubu is truly setting the stage for a brighter future. To those still doubting his intentions, just wait and see the impact of this initiative. The youths are the backbone of this nation, and Jagaban knows it. Let's watch as these funds empower our students to achieve greatness!

These people just don’t get it, do they? Tinubu is working tirelessly to fix the mess left behind.

All these appeals are just noise from those who refuse to see the progress. They will soon realize that the real change is happening under his watch, whether they like it or not. Keep pushing, Mr. President!

This Oba of Benin really needs to check himself. Collecting money to silence protests? That’s a new low, even for traditional rulers.

If he thinks he can buy peace with cash, he’s in for a rude awakening. The people are not fools, and they won’t be silenced by his antics.

He better remember that power is transient; today he may have money, but tomorrow the people will rise.

Esele dey talk true, but make we no forget say security no be one person work. Na everybody suppose join hand to make sure say our protests dey peaceful and safe. FG don try for some areas, but we go need more collaboration with local communities to make sure say everybody dey protected.

If we fit get better communication and understanding, we go fit enjoy our rights to protest without fear. After all, na for our collective good. Let’s work together to make Nigeria better for all of us.

Wike is a man of his word, no doubt.

Abuja might not be Rivers, but Wike's influence is felt everywhere!

He’s a force of nature, shaking things up and making sure his voice is heard.

Those who protest should remember that Wike's vision goes beyond state lines; he's about progress for all Nigerians.

Keep pushing, Wike! Your legacy is being built, one bold move at a time!

The right to protest is indeed fundamental in any democracy, and it’s commendable that the FG is being called to respect this right. However, we must also acknowledge the steps the government has taken to create a peaceful environment for all citizens. Dialogue and engagement are key in addressing grievances, and I believe that with time, we can achieve a balance between maintaining order and allowing for peaceful expressions of dissent. Let's support constructive conversations that lead to meaningful change.

This just shows how Tinubu has always been a man of the people.

Back then, he knew how to mobilize and inspire without letting the Agberos take over.

That kind of leadership is rare these days.

People need to remember that Tinubu’s vision has always been clear and focused.

While others are busy playing politics, he’s been setting the pace.

Tinubu is a strategic thinker, and he knows how to navigate the political landscape.

The South-East and South-South should understand that unity is key for progress. Instead of always looking for reasons to protest, they should rally behind a leader who is ready to move Nigeria forward.

Tinubu has shown he can handle tough situations; his track record speaks volumes. If he can bring the North and South together, then that’s a win for everyone.

The focus should be on how to support our president in his quest for national development, not division. Let’s leave the protests behind and work together for a better Nigeria.

What’s the point of an investigation when they always play to the gallery?

RULAAC needs to take a chill pill.

Extending IGP tenure is a strategic move by Tinubu. We should be thinking about stability in our security architecture, not just following the book.

After all, what’s the point of democracy if we can’t make decisions that serve the greater good? The man knows what he’s doing, and he’s not afraid to make tough calls.

Let’s support his vision for a safer Nigeria.

This is a serious matter that needs thorough investigation.

If it is true, then it calls for immediate action from the party leadership. We cannot afford to have any member associated with criminal activities, especially in a time when security is a major concern for our nation.

However, we must not rush to judgment without all the facts. Let's give the party the chance to address this issue properly. APC has always been committed to the safety and security of our people, and I trust that they will handle this matter with the seriousness it deserves.

Let’s keep the focus on progress and unity as we move forward.

This one na serious matter.

How can people be calling APC authoritarian when na dem dey give voice to the voiceless? The real communists na those wey dey use propaganda to twist the narrative. APC don dey push for progress and development while others dey busy plotting how to scatter things.

If you no see the work wey Tinubu and the team dey do, then your eyes dey close. Na only the blind go claim say dem no see the progress wey dey happen.

Make dem keep talking, we go continue to shine like stars. APC for life!

NANS is right to speak up against the protest. It's about time we recognize that constructive dialogue is far more beneficial than mere noise on the streets. The Tinubu administration is making strides, and instead of opposing, we should be collaborating to address our challenges. Protests without purpose only create more division. Let's support efforts that drive real change and development in our nation. The youth should be at the forefront of positive engagement, not dissent.

Obi don dey mourn again, as if that go change anything for him life.

This one na just another photo op for him. Instead of focusing on how to win elections, he dey busy with condolence messages. I wonder if he even knows how to campaign anymore or na only mourning he sabi. E go still fall back to his usual third position come 2027, no be so? Ndigbo need real leaders, not serial mourners.

So they finally realized that Ohaneze is just a distraction? About time someone took a stand against their empty promises!

Wike is a true champion for the people of Abuja.

His commitment to transparency and accountability is unmatched.

With Wike at the helm, we can expect real change and progress in the FCT.

The letter is a testament to his dedication to the welfare of the citizens.

Let’s keep pushing for the development we deserve, under Wike’s leadership, the future looks bright for Abuja!

Dada Olusegun is just doing his job, no time for distractions.

People should focus on the real issues instead of digging up old bones. Tinubu's administration is on a mission, and any noise from the opposition is just background music.

Let them protest if they like; the progress we are seeing will speak louder than their complaints. Tinubu is leading with vision, and those who can’t see that should just grab a seat and watch how things unfold. The days of politicking with sentiments are over; we are in the era of action!

E be like say Matawalle don dodge this one well well.

Na true say Yoruba youths sabi clear their name and stand firm against any wahala wey no concern dem. Dem no go allow anybody drag their reputation through the mud.

If na other regions, dem for don blame the whole tribe but Yoruba youths dey show say dem no dey quick to jump to conclusion.

Make we dey shine our eye and continue to dey support our leaders as dem dey navigate this kind matter. Na so unity go dey strong!

Na wa o!

So, now the Tinubu government is finally admitting the truth about the hardship we’ve been facing?

But let's not forget that every administration has its challenges. The real question is, what steps are they taking to rectify the situation?

Instead of wallowing in blame, I hope they come up with solid policies that can actually uplift the average Nigerian.

Let’s see some action and not just talk. We are tired of empty promises!

This senator is just speaking the truth.

NBS and their figures are always suspect. Inflation dey chop our money like say na sweet for mouth. APC is doing its best to manage the economy, but these statistics are just noise. If the senator no know the rate, maybe he’s just trying to protect us from the wahala of high numbers. Let’s focus on real solutions instead of chasing shadows!

Aha! Jagaban don dey talk again.

Lessons wey you get for us no be small, I dey sure say dem go change the game for better. As you don carry the mantle of leadership, I trust say you go use am well. We dey watch as you dey show us the way forward.

Nigerians dey ready to learn and adapt, we go follow you as you navigate these waters. Just make sure say the lessons no go dey too hard o!

This protest is just another attempt to silence free speech. The Oba of Benin should be open to criticism, especially when his claims about history seem more like a fairy tale than fact.

Insult or not, the truth must prevail. If he wants respect, he should earn it by acknowledging the rich history of all ethnic groups, not just his own.

We cannot keep tiptoeing around titles while historical inaccuracies are being thrown around. It's high time we hold our leaders accountable!

This is a significant move! President Tinubu's invitation to China shows the global recognition of his leadership. It’s a testament to his diplomatic prowess and the potential for Nigeria to strengthen its ties with one of the world’s largest economies.

Let’s not forget, collaborations like this can open up avenues for investment and development in Nigeria. The world is watching, and I have no doubt that Tinubu will represent us well.

God bless President Tinubu as he continues to make strides on the international stage!

Nigerians always quick to forget.

When the chips were down, who was there? Tinubu brought stability when we needed it most.

Let the noise of the few not drown the progress of the many. Omo Jagaban dey run the show, and I believe better days are coming.