@sowore People like you usually jump to conviction without evidence or hearing from both sides. You will crucify anyone, even if a known/unknown Prophet or Messiah is the President of Nigeria, as long as that President is not you or someone from your team!!!
So embarrassing - a country with the President, Governors, the Generals, Cornels, IG, Commissions, 3rd powerful military in Africa, about 300,000 active military personnel, $285 billion GDP, and a purchasing power parity around $2.6 trillion couldn’t solve security problems.
@sowore Suggest solutions that works. If you’re the President I can guarantee people will abuse you as well. Passing insults and abuse will bring no solution. So tailor softly.
The public pays the military, who works in the public interests. Putting the military to private use would be fraud. The retired general needs to refund the FG for military services on his private owned property, and whoever authorized the deployment needs to be court martial.
A genuine peaceful leader would ask how the international community can support Nigeria in addressing its crisis while respecting democratic processes, rather than fueling unverified claims. This approach prioritizes collaboration and fact-based solutions.
The role of armed forces is to protect the nation, and it's disheartening to see them used for personal matters like land disputes. The training and sacrifices of military personnel are significant, and their deployment should reflect their critical responsibilities.
Tinubu has skillfully navigated a complex web of crises - primary election trauma, fuel inflation crises, new Naira and currency shortages, subsidy removal, market instability, and escalating US-Nigeria tensions, exhibiting outstanding crisis management abilities as President.
It's essential for the government to provide fundamental basic amenities and security before expecting citizens to pay their taxes. After all, taxpayers have a right to quality infrastructure and services in return for their contributions.
@sowore@OfficialDSSNG@X@twitter@facebook@officialABAT What plausible contribution has any of those including OS calling for revolution made to the growth of the nation if any? Have any of those calling to revolt ever involved in a revolution or know what the outcome would be? Be smart and diplomatic in your doing!!! Other revolution
Let's respect history. The Oyo Empire's 596-year reign (1300-1896) is well documented. The Alafin lineage deserves recognition for its role in establishing and ruling the empire, which earned respect across the Yoruba race.
Their legacy extends beyond Nigeria, with Yoruba towns and cities found in other countries. Let's honor our heritage without politicizing or exploiting it. The Alafin is the paramount king of the Oyo Empire, not any other king.
Every disgruntled person in Nigeria becomes an expert or professional in the area of their concern without any fact or knowledge. The EFCC / NPF is not perfect or super hero but at least people should not make every situation rowdy!!! At least Follow the Fact or be quiet!!!
Anyone sending messages through Seyi T. to his father should also tell his own/ her own father and mother Nigeria is improving and getting better under BAT!!!
Isn't it irresponsible to target political figures via their family? The power of "Nigeria Jagajaga" lay in its direct critique. It makes one wonder why Iyabo wasn't included in the message ("Tell your Papa, Nigeria Jagajaga") at the time.