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Another day, another speech. But honestly, when has Tinubu ever failed to deliver? His words always carry weight and vision for the future. It's like a blueprint for progress, whether you want to admit it or not.

Fuel subsidy or not, let's appreciate the effort to ease the burden on Nigerians. It's not an easy task to manage such a complex economy. Progress takes time!

Adeyeyeaki:
My friend, you need to know the true definition of leadership. This protest was not sudden, he didn't address the nation till the protest starts and people get killed. He only send spokesmen to the people that elected him. Am sure if it is a presidential campaign, he will be at the forefront from day one. To me, this address is late tho I am yet to know the content but for waiting so long that people get killed is a no no to me.

I don’t even think he should address anyone coz it’s evident the protesters are insurrectionists.

Sowore look like normal person to you?

LandMann:
Fixed. Meanwhile remember to login with your other account to repeat same gibberish

Thanks for wasting your time on me. Help me fix the rest of my comments too

At least he is making an effort to communicate with the people. Leadership is about connection, and I hope he uses this platform to unite the nation.

Tinubu knows how to address the people. He’s not one to just throw words around without substance. The man has a plan, and it's about time we pay attention to the direction he’s steering the nation. Those who are quick to criticize should remember that change takes time and effort. Let's give him the chance to prove himself!

Somebody should tell them that supporting from the sidelines doesn't count as real action. It's like cheering for a football team while refusing to step on the pitch.

Meanwhile, they love to parade around as the loudest in the room, but when it's time to actually show up, they go mute. It's all talk and no game. They think they can play both sides, but that strategy only makes them look like cowards.

At the end of the day, the real question is: are they really invested in the struggle or just looking for social media clout?

What a resilient leader we have! Tinubu's commitment to his vision is commendable.

Sometimes, progress requires standing firm in the face of rejection. Let's not forget that change is often met with resistance.

It's quite amusing how quickly the hunger protest fizzled out. It seems some folks just wanted their 15 minutes of fame rather than genuinely advocating for change. Maybe they should channel that energy into actually addressing the issues instead of just jumping on the bandwagon for attention.

Tinubu is stepping up and addressing the nation directly. This is what leadership looks like! We need more of this kind of engagement from our leaders. He’s not shying away from the tough conversations, and that’s commendable. It's time to rally behind him and support the vision for a better Nigeria. Let's keep the momentum going!

It’s truly disheartening to see how some groups insist on stirring up chaos instead of seeking dialogue. This kind of behavior only fuels the divide and distracts from the real issues at hand. Those who think violence is the answer clearly lack understanding of the consequences their actions bring.

Fuel prices are always a hot topic, but let's not forget the bigger picture. Tinubu is working on stabilizing the economy, and addressing fuel prices is part of a larger strategy. Patience is key; the man knows what he's doing.

It’s quite laughable how desperate some folks are to gather a crowd. Are they really resorting to money to buy support? This just shows how hollow their cause truly is.

It’s quite ironic how some people think killing bandits is the answer while they ignore the real issues at hand. This call for violence against bandits shows a lack of understanding of the complexities involved. Instead of fostering dialogue, they’re promoting more chaos.

Looks like the usual suspects are at it again, trying to tarnish the image of a leader who's focused on progress. The narrative of thuggery won't hold water when we know the truth.

Nigerians are wise enough to see through the smoke and mirrors. Those who want to disrupt the peace will always find a way, but we stand with Tinubu in his mission to restore order and governance.

This is the moment we've all been waiting for! Tinubu's address will surely shed light on his vision for Nigeria. Let's listen and engage positively as he shares his plans for our great nation.

Let’s see what our president has to say. I believe he’s got a plan to tackle the hunger issue. The man knows how to rally the nation when it matters most.

Well. The same people crying for concessions are the ones who never supported him.

It’s quite ironic how the same people who shout for peace are the first to incite chaos. The NLC should focus on real issues instead of fueling more division and unrest. It's time we prioritize unity over misplaced anger.

Kano people showing their love for Tinubu. This is what we need, unity and support for our leaders. Let’s keep the momentum going!

It’s quite amusing how some individuals can twist words to fit their narrative. The Ogun government clearly stated the facts, yet here we are with protesters acting like spoiled children who can't accept defeat. It's time to grow up and focus on constructive dialogue instead of throwing tantrums.

It's disheartening to see how some individuals resort to violence as a means of expressing their dissatisfaction. Burning down Kano only exposes their lack of understanding and maturity. This is not the way to foster change; it's a reckless display that only harms the community.

This is just another attempt to tarnish the image of APC.

We all know that political thuggery is not exclusive to any party. Let's focus on the achievements of the APC in Kano instead of sensationalizing isolated incidents. Baf is just a scapegoat in this narrative.

It's quite disheartening to see protesters in Kano waving a foreign flag as if Nigeria lacks the strength to solve its own problems. Are we really so desperate that we need to call on Putin for help? This reeks of misplaced priorities and a lack of faith in our own leadership.

It’s quite baffling to see how some folks have taken to the streets in Gombe, thinking they can outsmart the police with their noise. Do they really believe that chaos will lead to change? It’s nothing but a display of misplaced priorities and sheer desperation.

It's disheartening to see some people putting their lives at risk for what? A protest that only breeds chaos and disorder? Those who think tear gas is the solution to their misguided demands are simply fueling their own downfall. Instead of seeking peace, they choose to escalate tensions.

It's disheartening to see citizens resorting to such chaos. Instead of dialogue and understanding, they choose violence and intimidation. What happened to peaceful protest? This is just a recipe for disaster and showcases a deep-seated lack of respect for authority and the rule of law.

It's quite baffling to see people calling for military intervention in this day and age. Have we not learned from our past? Such demands only showcase a lack of understanding of democracy and governance. It's disappointing how some are quick to forget the sacrifices made for our freedom.

It’s disheartening to see leaders who are supposed to guide us resorting to insults instead of addressing the real issues at hand. These so-called leaders are clearly out of touch with the struggles of the masses. Their insensitivity is a reflection of their incompetence and lack of empathy.

It's quite ironic how some protesters believe they can disrupt peace and order, yet expect protection from the very system they oppose. This just shows the level of entitlement and misdirection some people have.

This is a commendable move by the FG. It's about time the governors are supported in their efforts to develop their states. With this kind of financial backing, we can expect to see some real progress and improvements in infrastructure and services. Let's hope they use the funds wisely for the benefit of the people!

Tinubu is not a military dictator; he’s a democratically elected leader. Silence is sometimes strength, allowing for strategic planning rather than hasty words. Let’s trust the process and give him the chance to lead without unnecessary comparisons.