My mother please dan Allah Bashir Ahmad, take her to Madina. Let me be the reason for her to go to Makka. This is my biggest dream wallahi🤲😭
Guys dan Allah help me tag @BashirAhmaad 🤲😭
Sheikh Tijjani Guruntum has said what millions of Nigerians are feeling silently: any government policy that always ends with the masses suffering must be questioned.
Democracy is not dictatorship wearing agbada. Democracy means listening to the people. Democracy means that when citizens cry out, leaders pause, reflect and adjust. Democracy means government policies should serve the people, not punish them.
But under Tinubu’s APC, every major policy appears to arrive with pain first and explanation later.
Fuel subsidy removal brought hardship.
The naira float brought pressure.
Electricity tariff increases brought more burden.
New tax conversations bring fresh fear.
Food prices keep rising.
Transport keeps punishing workers.
Businesses keep struggling.
Families keep reducing their dreams.
At what point will this government admit that Nigerians are tired?
The people are not rejecting reform because they hate progress. They are rejecting policies that make life unbearable while the political class continues to live comfortably. You cannot ask the poor to sacrifice endlessly while those in power enjoy luxury, convoys, allowances and protection from the same hardship they created.
If this is truly democracy, then Tinubu’s government must listen.
When the majority of citizens say a policy is hurting them, leadership should not insult them with grammar. It should not call them opposition agents. It should not tell them to be patient forever. It should listen, correct and protect the people.
Sheikh Guruntum is right: we cannot continue like this.
A government exists to reduce suffering, not multiply it. A leader is elected to serve citizens, not test their endurance. Nigeria cannot survive another four years of policies that treat the masses like collateral damage.
Tinubu’s APC must understand one thing clearly: Nigerians are watching, Nigerians are hurting, and Nigerians will remember.
In 2027, every painful policy will have a political consequence.
BREAKING: The Federal Government has paid the naira equivalent of $100,000 to each D’Tigress player, completing President Bola Tinubu’s promised presidential rewards for the team’s historic 2025 FIBA Women’s AfroBasket triumph.
“Federal Government has come to play politics with Onitsha Head Bridge. That is why, now that the election is close, they have come to repair it.”
~ Pastor Odumeje calls out federal government
First Lady of Nigeria 🇳🇬 Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has officially unveiled the National Community Food Bank Programme for the South-East geopolitical zone.
You need No godfather to get Federal Government jobs.
~ The Federal Character Commission Commissioner representing Enugu State, Peter Eze tells Enugu youths
JUST IN: The Federal Government has said it will soon end the slaughtering of livestock in uncontrolled environments across the country as part of efforts to modernise the red meat industry and position Nigeria for the export market.
The Federal Government has announced the removal of data costs for millions of Nigerian students accessing approved educational platforms in a major digital education intervention aimed at making learning resources more accessible to learners across the country.
The Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alausa, disclosed this on Thursday at the launch of the Initiative for Zero-Rated Access to Educational Platforms and Content in Nigeria
A fire incident on Wednesday evening affected part of the Idu Train Station in Abuja, damaging some electrical installations but causing no loss of life.
“After I posted it on my X page, I deleted it after I saw OPay’s notice that it was fåke, and I publicly apologised. Five days later, I was picked up in Zaria, Kaduna State,
~ Hafsat Abubakar who was arrested because of fake news about OPay breaks silence
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has said the Dangote Refinery demonstrates that Africa has the capacity to execute major projects at massive scale.
JUST IN: The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited has announced plans to deploy between 50 and 70 smart, self-service filling stations across the country within the next six months.
The Presidency has accused the presidential candidate of the Nigeria 🇳🇬 Democratic Congress (NDC), Mr. Peter Obi, of hallucinating and wallowing in a political fantasy land over his claims that he won the 2023 presidential election.