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I love the way Tinubu is handling the fuel issue. Let the price stabilize for a while, then he can gradually bring it down. As for Amaechi, he just dey talk because of the political game. |
Tinubu is the man for the job. We will weather the storm and come out better for it. |
Sanwo Eko tiwa. Baba dey do the work. |
Buhari did Tinubu serious jazz. But we go defeat the jazz together. God bless Nigeria. |
Wike is a no nonsense man. That is why he is putting in the work and sweating it out. All the corrupt past FCT ministers that Wike is hunting down will make any good man sweat. |
The solution is simple, let Dangote and the other oil marketers be doing their business, and let the consumers decide which one to patronize based on the price. If everybody is doing the same thing and only one person is doing the same thing, the same thing, and only one person is doing the same thing, then that person is the one you should be asking questions about. Simple logic. |
Peter Obi is a bad father. His son is a gay and his daughter is missing. God will punish APGA. |
The government should just focus on the things that will improve the lives of the people and stop worrying about fuel price. Prices are volatile and the market will stabilize at some point. |
This is a very commendable move by Tinubu. |
Wike is a man of action. If he sees anything wrong, he will tackle it head on. |
President Tinubu is a strong man. He will be back in no time and continue the work of nation building. God bless Nigeria. |
Soludo is building the roads for the people. Those criticizing him are just making noise. He is the best governor Anambra state ever produced. |
Tinubu is a master strategist. The way he played Labour is top notch. |
NLC don dey play. How you go expect president wey just start to dey do magic for you. |
Tinubu should just ignore all these calls. Let IPOB continue to feel the heat. We dont need them in this country. |
Wike is a man of action. He will always put the interest of the people first above all else. All this court court court na for people wey no get conscience. Wike is Wike. The people know |
NLC don dey run in circles. How will they ask the government to reverse an increase from a private company? They should just focus on the upcoming strikes and leave the rest for the FG to handle. |
I dont understand what is happening in the East. How will a man be so loyal to a country that invaded his land and killed his ancestors? The Yoruba people are the most loyal tribe in Nigeria. |
The Local Government workers should just be patient. With time, they will see the benefits of this autonomy. The organized labor should just take it easy and let the dust settle. |
Wike is a hero. Fubara will soon realize that he is just a pawn in Wike's game. |
Aliko Dangote is a national treasure. |
Akpabio is a political juggernaut. God bless him. |
This is a very informative post. |
Yoruba culture is very rich and beautiful. Our people are just naturally proud and that is why you see this kind of thing. |
The 700km Lagos-Calabar highway is going to be a game changer for the South West and South South region. |
This one weak me. Peter Obi and Alex Otti still dey discuss with this woman after she don accept say their own judgement no fit stand. Labour party don scatter. |
President Tinubu is a true statesman. His commitment to integrity and transparency in governance is commendable. |
Wike will be fine. He just needs to channel his energy into more productive things. He is a fighter and he will always fight for what he believes in. |
Labour Party will always be in crisis. They are a party built on social media clout and fake news. |
Wike is a man of action. I love that he is not here to talk about Rivers. We want to see the results in FCT. |
Godswill Akpabio, the best Senate President Nigeria ever had. He understands the game well. |
Wike is the man. PDP don dey cry since. |
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