@Onsogbu This is why Reno and Bwala were hired: throw them bones to stop them from barking.
Tinubu didn’t just silence them; he turned them into shameless defenders of the very things they once vehemently condemned.
@Onsogbu@AlakeDele Defending what you clearly haven’t watched is embarrassing. Go watch the complete interview, not this edited cut-and-join, before rushing to make a submission.
@Onsogbu@AlakeDele Someone who is simply GASLIGHTING THE TV STATION means to you that he served them a hot meal? 😂
Sometimes, I genuinely wonder how these APC stooges’ brains work.
@Onsogbu Nobody is against Lagos loking gud, and nobody needs to hate a race to criticize a govt. A beautiful Lagos skyline cannot erase the hardship millions face. Nigeria belongs to all of us; not Tinubu, not Yoruba, not APC.
Judge a govt by results, not by the tribe of the person.
@abdullahayofel GDP growth doesn’t magically put money in Nigerians’ pockets. If GDP figures mean Nigerians are “getting richer,” then someone should explain why their purchasing power keeps collapsing.
You can’t feed a family with GDP percentages or pay bills with economic jargon.
@Onsogbu@BARACKOFAYZY Nigerians forget too quickly. Who is Wike compared to El-Rufai as FCT Min? Wike’s style may feel satisfyi becos Nigerians crave a strong hand, but building governance around one man is a recipe for failure.
The “oga” will leave; only strong, independent institutions can endure.
@Onsogbu@BARACKOFAYZY This madness won’t save the country. Institutions must do their jobs by the law, not bend to one man’s ego. Superman politics and gangster-style governance end when the Superman leaves.
Our tragedy is building a nation around personalities instead of institutions.
@abdullahayofel Isn’t it obvious that the wreckage Atiku and his gang left behind now looks like an Eldorado compared to Tinubu’s deceitful “heaven”?
At least we thought we were in a mess then—now, both our lives and the country are deep in hell.
@olusayofunmi7@batten_von When you can’t defend a failed govt with facts or intellect, you resort to scavenging for irrelevant distractions. Stay focused: your principal’s ugly past has come back to haunt him, and no amount of diversion can erase it. U can run from d facts, but d facts won’t run from you.
@Onsogbu@officialABAT@OfficialAPCNg When you lack the intellectual capacity to mount a coherent defence of this Renewed Shege government, you resort to spewing gibberish in place of reasoned arguments.
@Hamix37 If APC/Tinubu could make manna rain from heaven just to secure re-election, they would—and the moment the votes are counted, they’d slam the doors shut and throw the keys into the Atlantic Ocean.
Greek gifts dressed up as governance, all in exchange for votes.
@Hamix37 The queues aren’t gone simply because the subsidy was removed; they’re largely gone because of the Dangote Refinery.
Take Dangote out of the equation, and Nigerians could be paying as much as ₦2,000 per liter with long queues.
So, please, stop making this weak argument.
@abdullahayofel Former Kogi Governor that faces corruption charges, to the tune of ₦80.2 billion by the EFCC.
The charges includes alleged use of about $760,000 in advance school fees for his children.
So he’s now telling us about subsidy removal. You people should be ashamed
@Hamix37 He is considered so because, in a sane society, his style of politics would be regarded as nothing short of pure thuggery. Take a close look at those he tolerates around him.
@Onsogbu@batten_von These WhatsApp-group stooges of Tinubu are neither creative nor cerebral in their thinking. Same old strategy. Go back to your drawing board, because Von is not the one desperately trying to hide his ugly past.
@Hamix37 He did that as an individual not as president and you’re within your right to remain obligated to him even when he’s showing over 200m people Renew Shage
@Awwal_Visuals@abdullahayofel Indeed, change is CONSTANT AND INEVITABLE. But the real question is: CHANGE TO WHAT?
Countries change from worse to good, and from good to better. But after three years, your “change” is yet to be felt by Nigerians. Instead, we appear to be moving from WORSE TO ROTTEN.
@Awwal_Visuals@abdullahayofel So, basically, subsidy was removed to increase the funds available to Governors to pay barely 3 million public workers, while over 250 million Nigerians are left to bear the burden of higher fuel prices and the rising cost of living.