They’re highly irresponsible. They knew this was going to happen. I suspected a foul play when they called only passengers from yesterday for collection of boarding passes.
They kept us on the line for a long time. They sent us reminders. They are acting this way because of impunity.
I read your statement regarding the rate of delays, notably missing was the sanctions imposed on the defaulting airlines.
This is not just about me, @mikeachimugu01, they are frustrating people and businesses.
Missing a very sensitive court appearance because of the callousness of Air Peace isn’t pleasant.
By the way, they didn’t even show empathy, they just told us casually and walked away.
Such carelessness!
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I love you distinguished senator . What is happening is a travesty that cannot stand .
Jabi Park is National heritage and must be protected @osita_chidoka
Jabi lake park Abuja was designed and constructed by the Obasanjo administration over 2 decades ago.The picturesque space is a hub for picnic,camping and recreational activities for Abuja residents.Its sad to see the land being caved out and sold.I don’t even know what they are constructing there.Those who bought the land in violation of the master plan should know that the approval of today will not stand the scrutiny of the future.
Dear Mr Daniel Bwala, @BwalaDaniel
I’ve been looking at your X profile lately sir, and I find myself increasingly struck by a profound irony.
Your bio is clear and prestigious: Special Adviser to President Tinubu on Policy Communication.
That is a serious, heavy duty portfolio. Which is why I come to your profile in the first place; to find clarity about this administrations policies.
In a country currently grappling with some of its most complex policy shifts in decades, your role should be the intellectual engine room of this administration’s public engagement.
But what do I find instead?
…when I scroll through your timeline, I don’t see the gravity of a presidential aide. Instead, I see a man who seems more interested in the “banger tweet” culture than the “policy” factor.
Take your recent seemingly unprovoked swipe at @BolajiADC , the ADC spokesperson.
You mocked him for being “confused” about his party’s ideology and dismissed the ADC as an “Association for a wild goose chase.” You even questioned the substance of his book, The Loyalist, because he couldn’t…in your estimation…define what his party stands for.
But here is the question you need to ask yourself: Does mocking an opposition spokesperson for “ideological confusion” help a single Nigerian understand the tax reform bills currently causing panic across the country?
While you were busy typing “Lol” at Mr Abdulahhi, the Nigeria Tax Act 2026 has come into effect under a cloud of massive uncertainty.
We had KPMG, not a “visionless” opposition party, pointing out “inherent errors, inconsistencies, and gaps” in the very laws you are paid to communicate.
We have a “gazetting scandal” where lawmakers are alleging that the version of the tax law published is not what they actually voted for.
We have Northern Governors up in arms over the VAT derivation model, fearing their states will be left behind.
This is where you should be, Sir.
You should be the one on the front lines, translating the technical jargon of the Tax Reform Committee into something the average Nigerian can trust.
You should be the one building bridges of understanding between the public and your principal’s policy.
When you spend your energy on petty barbs and banger tweets, you aren’t just attacking Bolaji Abdullahi; you are diminishing the office you hold. You are signaling to the public that the presidency is more interested in the “clapback” culture on X than winning the needed understanding and support for its own policies.
You called the ADC “visionless.” But what is the vision of a “Policy Communication” adviser who prioritizes social media brawling over policy clarity?
Right now, Nigeria doesn’t need a social media brawler in the State House; it needs a communicator who can navigate the inconsistencies and gaps in our national discourse with the weight and decorum that the times demand.
The country is at a crossroads with its fiscal policy, and the people are anxious. It’s time to drop the petty barbs, Sir, and start doing the “serious responsibilities” your bio claims you have.
Sincerely,
Justin Ijeh
A tired citizen.
#countryfirst