When you send your VP to these kind of engagements, it automatically means that your country has left out because no prominent World leader would have any serious engagement or bi-lateral agreement with a VP!
Tinubu is not a serious man.
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Look at how they packed our boys, sons in Niger state like sardines after NSCDC suffocated them to dêath.
Are we actually insane?!!!!
Remember in 2015 when FG built a helipad in Daura for the landing of Presidential Helicopters to be used by President Buhari?
All hell was let loose.
Some even questioned why the President had to fly in a helicopter instead of driving home from the airport.
Fast forward to 2026, this is an ordinary Soecial Adviser (Political) to the President flying around in helicopters without much outrage.
@ishakaa@abuuba22
Flew PJ from Abuja to Katsina, took a chopper from there to his community in Malumfashi.
He will drop and tell their foolish followers that security has improved meanwhile he doesn't want to risk using the roads even with Bulletproof SUVs
If them decieve you, na your fault.
Ibrahim Masari went to Malumfashi, Katsina using a helicopter.
This is what they’re doing with our subsidy money, living a lifestyle only those in Government can afford, while the average Nigerian bears the burden.
- Where there are bad roads, they use expensive SUVs.
- Where there are security threats, they use helicopters to transport.
This is the kind of Government APC are practicing, the type Pharaoh of Egypt practiced until God Almighty crushed him and his cabinet members.
Telling the entire world that her dad enters the kitchen very early in the morning to cook his own food without asking anyone to do it—or without anyone in the family, particularly the mother and her children, deeming it fit to do so—points to three possibilities: either the mother has failed in her duties to take care of the family; the father has already given up on her and chosen to make his own peace; or the father is weak in his own home and has little or no influence over his wife.
If this is the case, the children may grow up seeing the way their mother treats their father, or the family as a whole, as the standard yardstick by which they measure marriage. From there, and from what she says here, you would surely realise that this is someone who may struggle to respect any man. She could end up treating every man she marries the way her mother treats her father.
In the typical Arewa family we know, where there has historically been a culturally-defined division of labour, mothers take care of the home through cooking and other domestic responsibilities, while fathers hustle day and night to provide for the family.
In this case, the father wakes up early to cook his own food while everyone else is still sleeping, presumably so he can eat and leave for his daily hustle. It suggests the kind of home where everyone wakes up and cooks whatever they want at any given time, and where even visitors may not necessarily be served.
Be that as it may, her perspective here is a clear indication of the kind of family she was raised in.
You can dislike or disagree with Elrufai, but he would never take resources belonging to everyone in the state and share among his colleagues just because they are his party members.