@IkeGod_ Don’t day dream. The election of 2027 is a done deal. All this permutations and schemes cannot work with PBAT. Even God has already perfected it. Your option is to explore and tap opportunities within.
@AbujaPresident How do u always make things look bad. Can the old minimum wage fill your tank before now.
You want us to go back to printing of currencies and more debt without commensurate development. Let’s be objective in criticisms.
Honestly, I am tired of Nigeria media space. Everything is just politics, No documentary on education, health, science, poverty reduction programs, law and other things that benefits us. It all about who channels Arise and TVC will bring over to discuss politics.
@fattylincorn_01 Those who thought God would call others may even be there before he arrives. Maybe the person they thought would arrive earlier might get there late. Dino is getting out of hands. He is a prankster.
@Big_marvis Honestly, The dominant ethnic group while growing up was Yoruba, Hausa and Igbos but now it’s S.S Why did the Igbos played politics of bitterness. PBAT would change the narrative in 2031 as we have seen the Igbo leaders taking constructive path to presidency.
@Big_marvis They failed to collaborate and engage other ethnic group. The most unfortunate thing that happened to the Igbos is that the S.S has overshadowed them and earned the trust of other ethnic groups. If they fail again to voting PBAT, then 2031 VP slot would be difficult to secure.
@firstladyship I understood people love to support the so called oppressed. Have we asked the question, what lead to this situation. Osun is a volatile state and most people don’t know their politics. It’s about communities and if you do well you will be re-elected, if not, You will go home.
@firstladyship The people that pushed Fubara are here again. Fight to finish, fight what? He was in APC before he decided to join PDP and collaborated with Aregbeshola to clinch victory with 3,000 votes.
The president faced the same fate against Obasanjo and won. If he is popular, He can win.
@Oluwamidunsin Sooner or later our eyes will be clear. It’s either ethnicity or religion that would show us pepper. Many nations are talking about glory, improvement in lively hood, support for its govt and sense of patriotism. Unfortunately, we have reduced every single thing to politics.
@uzoma_alaneme I just love what God gave us as President. A saviour that deals with issues headon. BAT came prepared and changing the face of our nation’s infrastructure, tax, renewed hope estate, consumer credit , Nelfund, health, forest guards
Stock exchange &revenue increase in 3yrs.
@uzoma_alaneme The critic’s name says it all. You can’t force your own wish on others. I just forgot the President won without a https://t.co/2bt4S228ry should be asking yourself what political leverage you have now with this kind of politics. S.S just overshadowed you in the scheme of things.
@Dee_9889 The truth is PBAT would win and the losers would continue to cast aspersions and the Ministers would be re- appointed and continue their work while the armchair critics continue to wallow in negativity and hypocrisy. Nigeria is improving.
@KaizenMindset_3 Nigerian students are happy to have access to gain higher education and you armchair critic is telling them is not free money. They know it’s not free but it’s also 0% interest compared to anywhere in the world. PBAT is working and you are unhappy. You must be Igbo.