You people cannot go around harassing and insulting people who support Bola Tinubu.
We are in a democracy. Every Nigerian has the right to support whoever they want to support.
You cannot harass or insult people simply because they refused to support your candidate.
@blochief@shxkxbabu All this cherry picking just to play victim The Southwest doesn’t even have the most appointments. What about the hundreds of other mdas you left out?
Keep misleading the dullards
After a careful analysis of the pictures of Bola Tinubu that came back yesterday, I have discovered that the Bola Tinubu that travelled to France is not the same person that returned to Nigeria yesterday.
If you check the Geospatial angle of his ears very closely, you'll see that they don't match those of the original Tinubu. His left fingers also appear to be artificially grated and uneven. This Tinubu is a clone from Guinea.
Remi Tinubu knows this but the cabal has warned her not to talk...
Danielle Adewusi of Lagos defeats 19 contestants to become Miss Universe Nigeria 2026.
She will represent Nigeria at Miss Universe 2026 in Puerto Rico.
A tailor should not need millions of naira to buy industrial machinery before she can grow her business. A food processor should not have to build a factory before producing at scale.
That is why the Federal Government, under our Renewed Hope administration, is investing in shared MSME hubs through our National MSME Clinics, giving entrepreneurs access to modern equipment, reliable power and production facilities without carrying the full cost alone.
Today, 21 shared facilities across 19 states and the FCT are supporting businesses and an estimated 650,000 jobs.
Nigerians do not lack ideas, skill or ambition. Too often, they lack access to the tools and infrastructure needed to turn them into successful businesses.
Our job is to remove those barriers.
When small businesses can produce more, at lower cost, they become more competitive. They grow. They employ more people. They create income and opportunity for Nigerian families.
Giving Nigerian enterprise the tools to succeed is how we build prosperity from the ground up.
That is the Nigeria we are building.
Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR
President
@NGRPresident@NigeriaGov
@Nwa_No4 No need for comparison btw
"The moment you stop comparing your journey, jealousy begins losing its power."
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"Comparison is the thief of joy." — Theodore Roosevelt
"Winners focus on winning. Losers focus on winners." — Tom Brady
When I sought your mandate, I promised to move Nigeria towards a credit-based economy and to establish a loan guarantee scheme that would help small businesses overcome the barriers that keep them from finance.
That promise was about something practical. A worker with access to credit can buy what the family needs and pay over time, and a small business can invest today against the income it expects tomorrow.
We have been building the institutions to make that possible. Through CREDICORP, working Nigerians can access consumer credit. Our students can finance their education through NELFUND, while the Bank of Industry and Development Bank of Nigeria continue to lend to businesses.
The National Credit Guarantee Company takes on one of the hardest barriers to business credit.
Marwa handed Tinubu about ₦2bn in 1999.
Tinubu handed Fashola about ₦27bn in 2007.
Lagos also realised more than ₦19bn from its investment in Celtel.
Yet you hardly hear Tinubu jumping around, shouting about how much money he left for Lagos.
I know some people will doubt this because, for some of you, this may be the first time you’re hearing or seeing it.
But don’t take my word for it.
Fact-check it yourself before you comment.
The same Tinubu met Nigeria with net foreign exchange reserves of about $3.99bn at the end of 2023. By July 2026, the CBN Governor reported net reserves of about $40bn.
Again, don’t take my word for it. Go and verify.
Now, let me make something very clear.
If you want to hate or dislike Tinubu, there are valid issues you can point to. The same applies to every other presidential candidate.
Those who support Atiku can give reasons they believe justify their support. Those who support Obi can do the same. Those who support any other candidate can also give their reasons.
And those who don’t support them can equally have reasons for their position.
For me, Tinubu is my candidate.
And honestly, my love for Tinubu goes beyond him being a politician or even being the President of my country.
I love too many things about him.
I love his political journey.
I love his ambition.
I love his ability to think long-term.
I love the vision I believe he has for Nigeria.
I love the fact that he is willing to make difficult decisions even when those decisions are unpopular.
That doesn’t mean I believe Tinubu is perfect.
It doesn’t mean I will defend everything he does.
And it certainly doesn’t mean everybody has to love him because I do.
But I have my reasons for loving and supporting him, just as others have their reasons for supporting the people they support.
At the end of the day, it takes an optimistic person to look beyond the weaknesses of others and still recognise their strengths.
Tinubu is my candidate. I love him, and I make no apology for that.