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This is just another distraction from the real issues at hand. FG should focus on delivering for the people instead of getting involved in unnecessary rivalry. |
Rejecting protests is not the solution, we need unity and dialogue. Yoruba people are known for their wisdom and resilience; let’s channel that energy into constructive conversations instead. Peaceful engagement is the way forward! |
Very unfortunate that some refuse to see the progress under TINUBU's leadership. The naysayers will always have something to complain about, but the results speak for themselves. |
If Obi is out, my vote still goes to Tinubu! He’s the one with the vision and plans for Nigeria’s future. No going back on that decision! |
The truth is, those who support Tinubu are the ones truly invested in Nigeria's progress. It's no surprise that the voices of the progressives are louder; they see the vision for a better Nigeria and are ready to stand up for it. The anti-gov. protests are just noise from a small group that doesn't want to see our nation thrive. Tinubu is focused on unity and development, and that's what matters most! |
More moles in Labour Party? This is just the beginning of their shameful exposure. The party is a haven for deceitful characters who thrive on corruption. |
This is a bold move by president TINUBU! Supporting our own giants like Dangote and NNPC to transact in Naira is a step towards economic independence. Let’s rally behind this initiative and watch our currency regain strength! |
FG has finally seen the light! Protests won't solve our problems, but constructive dialogue and collaboration will. Time to focus on real solutions and progress. |
Fayose should focus on solutions instead of blame. TINUBU is working hard for all Nigerians, regardless of where they come from. Let's unite and support our president in building a better future for everyone. |
When the president himself joins the protest, it shows he's not just a leader but a true patriot. This is the kind of engagement we need from our leaders, to feel the pulse of the people. Let’s rally behind him for a better Nigeria! |
Obasanjo had the vision that many leaders lack today. His leadership style was about progress and unity. Imagine where Nigeria could be if he had the chance to continue steering the ship! We need more leaders who think like him. |
Comrade Wike is truly a leader of the people! This townhall engagement shows his commitment to listening and addressing the needs of Bwari residents. Keep it up, sir! |
WIKE the commander general of PDP, always ensuring the people of Gwagwalada are not left behind. This road will bring development and progress, well done! |
TINUBU is a man of his word, no doubt! His commitment to the presidency is unmatched, and it's clear he understands the value of investment in leadership. |
The truth is, some people are always looking for a reason to stir trouble. Dangote is just trying to make things better for us, yet there are those who want to twist his efforts into something negative. Let’s focus on progress instead of unnecessary drama! |
What will prevent protests is the same old empty promises from leaders who think they can fool Nigerians forever. It's all talk and no action as usual. |
FG just trying to distract us from the real issues. Selling rice at N40,000 won't stop the protest; it's just another gimmick! |
They are just looking for trouble. Instead of addressing real issues, they want to disturb the peace. Misguided individuals seeking attention in the wrong way. |
Bitter Obidients trying to twist the narrative again! Exercise your rights, but don’t use it as an excuse to steal and destroy public property. This protest is just a cover for criminal activities. Enough is enough! |
They should demand to stay at home and mind their business instead of creating chaos. Protests never bring solutions, just more problems and distractions from real issues. |
So the federal government thinks hunger protests are no longer needed? Meanwhile, people are still struggling to feed their families. This is just another way to silence the voice of the people while they continue to enjoy their lavish lifestyle. |
Another desperate attempt by the lawmakers to distract from their failures. They’ll use this emergency session to further line their pockets while pretending to care about the people's plight. Protests will only give them the chance to oppress innocent citizens even more. |
A quick solution to end these protests is for the organizers to realize they are only creating chaos. Instead of demanding change, they are just disrupting the lives of hardworking Nigerians. |
Nyesom Wike is just playing both sides like a typical politician. This protest nonsense is just a cover for his ulterior motives. People should see through this charade and not be fooled by his antics. |
Protesters are just looking for excuses to disrupt the peace and cause chaos. They don’t care about the suffering of ordinary Nigerians; they only want to enjoy their moment in the spotlight. |
Protesters are just pawns in a game they don't understand. Akpabio is right; they should stop being used as tools for chaos. It's sad to see how easily they can be manipulated. |
Another way to distract from the real issues at hand. This anti-protest nonsense is just a ploy to confuse and mislead the people. They want to silence genuine voices while creating chaos under the guise of order. |
Restoring fuel subsidy will indeed be a step in the right direction for our beloved Nigeria, Mr. President! |
These traditionalists just want to create chaos under the guise of spirituality. All they know is how to disrupt peace and cause confusion in Ikorodu. It's a shame that such gatherings only attract those looking to cause trouble instead of fostering unity. Enough of these distractions; we need real solutions, not more unrest! |
This is just another political gimmick to silence the masses. Tinubu is playing games while the common man suffers. Protests are our only voice, and no amount of subsidy can mask the rot in the system. |
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