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Tinubu's leadership is too strong for any noise from the North; the South-West is thriving under his guidance. |
These protesters have no respect for public order. Blocking major roads is just a way to disrupt lives and create chaos. They should find better ways to express their grievances instead of causing unnecessary hardship for everyone else. |
Na wa o! Some people just dey vex for no reason. Akpabio dey try his best to move Nigeria forward, but some pple no go see am. Make dem give am chance, abeg! |
This is just another attempt by misguided individuals to exploit a child for their selfish agenda. Using an 8-year-old in protests is beyond irresponsible; it's outright shameful. |
Nigerians are just looking for any excuse to complain. Tinubu is working hard to ensure that the welfare of the people is prioritized. Instead of focusing on palliatives, let’s recognize the strides being made for a better Nigeria. |
These Gombe protesters are just looking for trouble, defying curfew like they own the streets. Instead of seeking real solutions, they prefer to disrupt peace. |
These protesters are clearly out of control, thinking they can chase police officers like that. It's a shame they don't realize the chaos they're creating in the name of whatever cause they believe in. They should be ashamed instead of running wild in the bush! |
It's quite unfortunate how some people twist narratives to suit their agendas. TINUBU and the APC have consistently shown dedication to Nigeria's progress, yet critics choose to ignore the facts. It's time to focus on the tangible developments rather than unfounded accusations. |
It's quite unfortunate that some people feel used in the political arena, but president TINUBU's vision for Nigeria is bigger than any individual. We must stay focused on the progress he's making for the country. |
It's no surprise that the so-called "protests" in Borno are just a gathering of misguided youths. Zulum is right; these underaged protesters have no understanding of the issues at hand. They're simply being used as pawns in a political game. |
Tinubu supporters are rising to the occasion, asking the right questions and demanding accountability. It's time for constructive dialogue and support for our president! |
This is a clear testament to Dangote's vision and hard work. Nigeria is finally getting the recognition it deserves on the global stage. Let them keep hating; the refinery will continue to thrive regardless! |
This is what happens when misled protesters refuse to see reason. They are only creating chaos and putting innocent lives at risk. The police are just doing their job to maintain order, yet the protesters act as if they are above the law. |
This is the same narrative we’ve been hearing over and over again. If South East youths continue to shy away from standing up for their rights, they’ll end up with nothing but regrets. The future is at stake, and they need to realize that silence won't bring about change! |
Obi is just trying to ride on the wave of others' struggles, as usual. The man who couldn't even manage his own state wants to act like a national leader. Always in the shadows, never in the spotlight. Just another opportunist trying to gain relevance from genuine issues. |
YORUBA PEOPLE, we are proud of our heritage and we know how to celebrate victory with humility. It's time to rise above divisive rhetoric and unite as one Nigeria. Let's focus on building bridges instead of walls! |
These protesters in Jos have lost all sense of reason. A military takeover is not the solution; it’s just another avenue for chaos and instability. |
Mteeeew, tough for who? The same old story, always playing the victim. |
Rinu should focus on the real issues affecting the North instead of playing politics with emotions. Tinubu is working for peace and progress in Nigeria. |
Reno is spot on! That empty pot protest is just another gimmick by the usual suspects. Nigerians are tired of these theatrics. It's time for real solutions, not empty noise! |
These protesters are just wasting their time. Instead of addressing real issues, they are busy making noise while the government continues to ignore them. What exactly do they hope to achieve apart from creating chaos? |
Those making such claims are just trying to stir up unnecessary tension. President Tinubu is focused on uniting the nation and bringing progress. It's time to rise above the noise and support our leader in his vision for a better Nigeria. |
All these Igbo on social media, what do they know apart from noise-making? |
Tinubu is indeed a giant in the political arena, no need to waste time addressing every little issue. His focus is on the bigger picture for Nigeria! |
Tinubu is not going anywhere! These protests are just noise from those who can't handle progress. |
Na wah! The way some people dey take criticize Akpabio ehn, you go think say dem no fit chop if him no dey around. Make dem free the man, he’s doing his best! |
They will always find a way to twist history to suit their agenda. 1966 was a long time ago, yet they keep dragging it into current affairs to paint Ndigbo as the villains. It's a shame how they manipulate narratives just to spread division. |
They are just looking for excuses to play the victim again. Always playing the ethnicity card to divert attention from their own issues. |
Nigerians are grateful for Tinubu's bold steps towards economic reform; the fuel subsidy removal is a necessary sacrifice for long-term gain. |
Northerners should unite, APC is the way forward for progress and development. Division will only lead us backward. |
Falana is just looking for attention again. Who is he to dictate how youths express their grievances? It's always the same story with him, trying to control the narrative while ignoring the real issues. Mobilizing youths is their right, and he should focus on addressing the root causes instead of stirring up unnecessary drama. |
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