Rafiki

Is this thing on?

[Rafiki @efunasan]

I no naka no kawazu

[Big Fish T @Tena__sammy]

Did I not tell you people that baddie economy will be revived?

Vote PO

[Rafiki @efunasan]

Sigh

[Adelomo || Your Dearest HR✨ @YourDearestHR]

First it was CGPA, now it’s KPI.

[Noble Igwe @Nobsdaslushhkid]

My leader , they’d don’t know the SUV is bulletproof

[Rafiki @efunasan]

Don’t stress me please 🤣

[Ifedayo @snifideezy]

@dharkstranger I drove there. No space to park. Then I started moving, following the cars in front of me, nobody directing and I found myself at the gate and drove back home 🙏🏾

[Rafiki @efunasan]

Let them use the one we have properly first. Before asking us to sacrifice more

[Cinderella Man @Osi_Suave]

Bro we are 200m people.

Yes there is mismanagement

But to God this money you think we have we dont have it. .

[Adika @Adikastakes]

There’s no football fan that’s angry at Harry Kane winning the Ballon D’or.

[Rafiki @efunasan]

@doyleparton Mental that you missed Green Lanterns

[Jafrin⁷ 🌸🌙 @antares_ojo_o]

Due to inflation I'm downgrading from ADHD to AD720p with ads

[Rafiki @efunasan]

I’m so happy we have prados moving about. 🤣

[Bọrọkini Rogers 🇳🇬 @Femi_OfMainland]

So, in a poor nation where 70% of its 240 million population is under 20 years, how exactly do you fund quality education for 18000 a year????

[Harry Kane @HKane]

Work hard in silence. Let success be your noise. 🏆

[Alhaji @yeankhar]

Anyways, I’m making a list of all the apc supporters who dragged our great Youth leader tonight. I will submit the list to him by morning. You can’t claim to love our great party, The APC, and have zero respect for its leadership. This rubbish must stop!

#DayoIsrealOurLeader #DayoOurKidney #YaDayoIsraelYa

[Cross˚ @Elkrosmediahub]

One last thing Pastor @dayoisrael , I was thinking if you could help us publish the names and handles of the youth leaders that received Prado.

I want to know APC people worthy of response/exchanges here henceforth please.

Thank you Pastor!!

[Rafiki @efunasan]

Leave story.

This is a reflection of the nonsense that goes on behind closed doors.

[JJ. Omojuwa @Omojuwa]

You are right. @dayoisrael 's behaviour reflects a lack of situational awareness. It is one thing to do the wrong thing; it is another thing entirely to gloat about it.

It is sadder still because Dayo ought to know better. He has been through several levels of leadership development, across decades and platforms.

I consider him a friend, but I am not scared of lambasting him privately (which I have done), and whilst I'd leave it at that normally, I'd do so publicly this time. I fear no repercussions from any mob for doing this.

There is no need to deflect from a post saying you can't have development without infrastructure. You obidients are sick in the head when it comes to the things you stand for.

Now do you see how two things can be true? The way you lot carry on is why the serious challenge to Dayo is coming from APC youth members rather than from you. They are the ones at the forefront of calling out their own Youth Leader, because they care, and because his behaviour, as we have all seen, is unpopular even among those who share his party.

That is what must be learned here. Politics is not cultism. It shouldn't be obediency. People can agree to disagree without being attacked as though we were in some Hobbesian enclave. This is why you lot lose and will continue to lose. Because you are incapable of telling one another the truth.

PS: This post will leave you F 00755744 confused. Don't sweat it. It is not really intended for you. I shared it for rational people to reflect.

[Rafiki @efunasan]

🤣🤣 when he’s not a mad person. He better be on the first plane out of Europe after that.

[The Ilaje Sultan 🫅 @ogunmusi]

The Prime Minister of the Uk Cannot share 2026 toyota Prados

[Rafiki @efunasan]

🤣 foolishness.

[Enitan Bello @enitandev]

Dear Opposition

You can’t drag the Youth leader better than us. We are no hypocrites here.

Thank you! 😩

[Omolomo @Omolomo_o]

you see apc people quoting that dayo obeku post ? you think it’s because they love the country ?

no !! it is because dayo posted it and it will bring criticism to them.

that’s the classic internal apc standard: do the thing, just don’t let the public see the thing.

so the bar is below hell, the criticism isn’t “stop using party structures and proximity to the first Family to distribute luxury vehicles.” it is“next time, do it more quietly.”

when the loudest complaint from inside the circle is about the caption and the timing rather than the substance (for example ogbeni dipo quote on the post), it confirms all you need to know.

they don’t like you, the bar is in hell.

[Rafiki @efunasan]

🤣🤣🤣 you wan sell ke? bring Prado first

[A. Adebanji @prinxe_B]

Dayo Israel, this is peak insensitivity!

You have handed ADC and NDC fresh ammunition and given Arise TV, Ojy Okpe, ABATI and Rufai something to feast on tomorrow.

At a time Nigerians are struggling with the effects of reforms, you chose to flaunt SUVs for youth leaders. What exactly is the public supposed to make of this?

You have made selling Mr President’s reforms to Nigerians even harder.

You cannot preach sacrifice to the people while flaunting privilege in their faces. This is how you turn public frustration into political ammunition for the opposition.

[Rafiki @efunasan]

Reforms my people, Reforms.

[Alabi @the_Lawrenz]

If you’re not happy single, you won’t be happy in a relationship either. True happiness comes from developing data-driven dashboard solutions that empower executive stakeholders with actionable insights into mission-critical business functions.

[Rafiki @efunasan]

Okay, this argument. We agree that the fuel subsidy needed to go. But why did he champion against it in the past when it would have been softer on everyone?

Why has the government not tightened expenditure?

What measures to ease cost of living have been properly executed?

[Fisayo Ademuwagun @Tolu_7085]

Nigeria spent over ₦16.5 trillion on fuel subsidies between 1999 and 2023. A former EFCC chairman documented how fraudsters exploited the system through false claims, inflated volumes and fraudulent payments.

The subsidy was presented as relief for ordinary Nigerians, yet a significant portion of its benefits was lost to fraud, smuggling and a system that disproportionately benefited wealthier consumers.

So why shouldn't Nigerians thank President Tinubu for ending this costly system while still holding him accountable for how the reform is implemented?

Thanking a president for making a difficult policy decision does not mean excusing his failures. Nigerians can acknowledge the necessity of reform and still demand affordable living, effective support for the poor, transparency and measurable results.