H.E Goodluck Ebele Jonathan GCFR GCON, Former President of Nigeria, at the Lions Club National Convention held in Abuja.
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Come 2027, voters should look beyond the presidential candidate and scrutinise every name on the ballot.
Know your Senators and House of Reps Members, they should also be accountable, it’s not about the President everytime👌
Funny how Nigerians abroad celebrate Nigeria’s Independence Day more than those of us actually living here😂
Or maybe when you’re abroad, you celebrate the Nigeria you remember, while those of us here are busy surviving the Nigeria we have😅
Happy Independence Day, Nigeria. 🇳🇬
Tomorrow, Nigeria marks another Independence Day.
But honestly, is it a celebration… or a funeral?
A celebration of how far we’ve come, or a mourning of the dreams and possibilities we’ve lost along the way?
#NigeriaAt66#IndependenceDay 🇳🇬
Tinubu has not delivered on a majority of the promises made during the 2023 campaign.
Some of the major reforms he promised have been implemented, but their impact on ordinary Nigerians has been painful, higher cost of living, expensive food, and hike in cost of Transportation.
After all considerations, I’ve decided to support Seyi Makinde for President.
I’ve seen what he has done in Oyo, and I believe he can replicate and scale that experience nationally.
For me, it’s about performance, capacity and what is possible for Nigeria.
NELFUND may provide immediate financial relief for students, but the repayment burden after graduation raises serious concerns.
For graduates entering a difficult job market, starting adult life already owing educational debt could become a long-term financial burden.
Amid the current economic hardship and rising fuel prices, majority of Lagosians are also battling severe traffic congestion.
It’s crazy losing several hours every day in traffic. The cost of living is not just about prices; it is also about the cost of time and quality of life.
Atiku is just interested on becoming a President, much like Buhari was. Peter Obi’s is not understanding the game yet.
Seyi Makinde seems to be an intelligent politician, but not his time yet, while Sowore thinks Nigerian politics is about Aluta.
Paracetamol used to be the kind of drug you buy when you had outstanding change like #30/#50. Now, it’s being sold for ₦300.
When basic necessities become this expensive, you know the cost-of-living crisis is real. The question is: are incomes rising at the same pace?
Tinubu’s style of governance seems more focused on those within the corridors of power than the ordinary masses.
The rich keep getting richer, while the average Nigerian struggles with rising costs and shrinking purchasing power.
Any reform that doesn’t make life better for the masses is not a good reform.
When the cost of daily essentials keeps rising while incomes remain stagnant, the people are not feeling the benefits of the reform.