Honestly, I am tired of the excuses every year. Maybe the job is just too big for @m8arteta but I must say I love @m8arteta but the frustration is too much. We don’t play like we want to win the league. Just same excuses every year!
@SundayDareSD The only reform that is working here is the removal of fuel subsidy without our National refineries working thus pushing the citizens to unbearable hardship. Manufacturers are crying and shutting down, SMEs are shutting down. Agriculture has failed. Everything is bad with T-pain
@dipoaina1 Olodo, so because he has his family members in politics he should not speak his mind about the realities of Nigeria? Your likes that keeps quite or better still praise this wicked and demonic administration is the cause of our problem in Nigeria.
@OlayinkaLere Since you’ve got nothing to say. Please ask your masters when will our refineries that they spent so much on start production? The hunger and hardship is just too unbearable
@OlayinkaLere Just regretting the time I wasted reading this nonsense you wrote. You couldn’t even make a point. If Nigeria was a country that respects its constitution wouldn’t the likes of Wikè be in Prison? Just get out and let’s hear from people that can fix our refineries.
He probably bought them after he won since he knew they were men without integrity and was also a means to humiliate their political careers forever and always get them to lick his a$$ whenever he wants and however he pleases and I will say it suits them perfectly 🤣
Daniel Bwala's trajectory in Nigerian politics has been nothing short of theatrical, a true masterclass in political flip-flopping. From his days as an APC loyalist to his dramatic pivot to the PDP, loudly denouncing the APC and Tinubu, only to later accept a role in Tinubu's administration, one could say his principles are as flexible as a contortionist at a circus.
His transition from a vocal critic of alleged election manipulation to a Special Adviser under the same administration is a plot twist worthy of Nollywood. It seems Bwala has perfected the art of "principled pragmatism," where the principle is self-interest and the pragmatism is knowing when to jump ships. His critics might wonder if his moral compass points to public service or simply personal gain.
In a country where politicians often straddle contradictions, Bwala might just take the crown for being the most adaptable—if not the most consistent—voice in the room. Perhaps his next move will involve denouncing himself in a future interview, only to justify it later as part of his "strategic evolution."
@Mario9jaa Who is Doyin Okupe again? Is that a man you want Nigerians to take his words seriously? I guess integrity means nothing again for us to listen to someone like Doyin Okupe. Please we should be talking about smart and intelligent people. Clown’s should be left in the parks.
@AkinOrbo@Mario9jaa Very stupid reforms. Reforms that care for only the rich? So tell me why are the refineries still not working? Tell me how much food has been produced since he became president? Tell me why are we still experiencing porous borders? He is a total failure. We can’t breathe.
@officialABAT Hunger that you are championing here in Nigeria? You’ve produced nothing since you grab and snatch the position of a president. How much is Nigerian rice, how much is beans? You’ve deliberately killed our refineries. Maybe to you the rice palliatives is a way of fighting hunger.
@Mario9jaa Please what is going on with our refineries or do IMF think looting the funds to fix our refineries and causing unbearable hardship for Nigerians a good reform that would lead us to where? We produce nothing and SMEs are shutting down by the day.
@AkinOrbo@Mario9jaa Reforms that are making your fellow Citizens unable to drink even garri for once a day? Reforms that can’t get our refineries fixed despite the amount of money allocated to fixing it but looted by T-pain? Or the reforms that still can’t get us producing what we eat? Rubbish IMF
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