@prinxe_B They learnt from PBAT. When he said grab it and run ddnt he know it was gonna reverse or did he go campaigning seeling his manifesto to Nigerians?
@prinxe_B It is not about lagos or Asaba but about Nigeria. Every good and right thinking Nigerians would stand up and resist any sponsored political violence by APC Thugs.
People come online every day to solicit funds for medical treatment, surgeries and hospital bills.
This is wrong. Citizens should not have to depend on the generosity of strangers on the internet to access healthcare.
In a functional society, the government provides systems that protect citizens, including access to affordable healthcare.
But here in Nigeria, people come online every day begging for money to stay alive. And every election cycle, we repeat the same mistakes.
We choose leaders based on tribe, religion, political affiliation and sentiments rather than competence and the ability to deliver.
Let me make something clear: many of us will probably survive another Tinubu presidency. But will you?
Will you be fine when kidnappers take your loved ones?
Will you be fine when you cannot afford medical treatment?
Will you be fine when the economy makes basic necessities unaffordable?
Tinubu and his political circle have not demonstrated that they have what it takes to offer Nigerians the country we deserve.
And while you are busy shouting about structure, remember that structure will not come to your rescue when kidnappers strike.
Structure will not pay your hospital bills.
Structure will not put food on your table.
An election is not a football match.
It is about your life, your children's future and the kind of country you want to live in.
Please, think beyond political sentiments.
Your survival is at stake.
NASS condemn the wave of violence ahead of the 2027 elections.
Me: Nigeria has never witnessed the high level of political violence until PBAT declared his campaign slogan as Emi Lokan and Nigerians all witnessed the violence. Now it is THEM vs US (genuine NIGERIANS). WAR SAW WAR.
So, an APC campaign bus belonging to the ruling party got stuck in a bad road somewhere in a market, and people around reportedly refused to help push it.
Now, explain to me: How does a campaign bus belonging to the ruling party get stuck in such a terrible road? Doesn’t that tell you something about the state of infrastructure under the same administration?
And the question people are asking is simple: Why didn’t the bus use the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, since that’s the only road APC supporters keep reminding us this administration has built?
You know, when a government performs well, it reflects in everything, including how the people respond to it. If this were an administration that had genuinely delivered for the people, perhaps people would have been more willing to help push that bus.
But guess what? The bus was left there, and the people simply walked away.
Good governance earns public goodwill. You cannot keep failing the people and expect them to celebrate you.
Yeah, she said it plain.
A lot of guys learn this the hard way. Everything’s good, she’s calling you the best, y’all are solid… until you actually say “that was disrespectful” or “you can’t do that again.” Then the whole energy flips and somehow you’re the toxic one for pointing it out.
She’s right that some women are fine with accountability as long as it’s not aimed at them. The second it is, it’s an attack, you’re making her feel bad, you’re the problem now. And the last part lands: if the truth is what kills the love, that love was always conditional on you never pushing back.
@prinxe_B Firstly,you noticed how he filled up the spoon when it was his turn. 2ndly, yes Tinubu has shared rice more than any president alive today in Nigeria. So you are right he's just like Tinubu. Lol
@chinnysam819 Same with food prepared by a man. I know lots of women who would prefer men to even make their hair and nails than woman. Na so manhood take lose aunty Bobby wey dey Risky.
If this was had happened during GEJ he would have backdown than let Nigerians blood spill all for his ambition but una see this one wey dey ASO ROCK, even if the rock uproot itself he will still contest election after all it is Emi Lokan
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