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@Imranmuhdz When has journalism turned to this. This guy always use strong and degrading language against his guests who do not share thesame sentiments with him. He should be challenged by the govt spokesman to have debate on governance outside ARISE TV where he would not be the anchor

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@OgbeniDipo Insensitive and internal sabotage may likely affect the performance of APC in the upcoming elections

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@AFTVMedia If Arsenal can get pacy and intelligent wingers in January, Viktor Gyokeres will do very well. Tzolis tried to improve the attack but got injured. Saka is no longer what he used to be. He can hardly take on one player now and always after to take risk

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@UtomiPat The presidential candidates in 2023 agreed that petrol subsidy be removed.They also said they would float forex. The question we should ask now is, if any of the other two leading candidates then had won and implemented thesame policies, would there be no inflation and hunger?

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@Udoh_D @PeterObi You actually analyzed other regions well except North East and North West. Atiku may have more support in those regions but I doubt if he could win by 70%. You must consider power of incumbency, at Nat. & state levels, financial strength and party structure. APC has all these

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@Arsenal I hope Saka is not abandoning football.

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@omonlakiki @taiwoyedele Nigerians should ask for the details of cost and benefits of the policies on subsidy removal and reintroduction by APC and ADC respectively. The long term implications of these policies for the country should be discussed.

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@Imranmuhdz reintroduction of this type of subsidy will not be good for the country. If crude is sold to Dangote at N10 instep of N15, there will be N5 reduction in revenue. This will negatively impact capital and recurrent exp. It would also lead to smuggling and later artificial scarcity.

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@JohnFanimokun Very truth. It’s glaring that some people in this govt don’t want it to succeed. The govt is not explaining to people why we are in this position. It is members of the public that are even explaining to people. NOA is not seen anywhere. It’s like deliberate sabotage.

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@AFTVMedia The problem the team has not resolved in my opinion, is the decision of the Arsenal defence permitting space at the edge of the box between them and the opponents. This always encourage opponents to shoot outside the box. Arsenal usually concede goals when they do this.

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@ArsenalN7 Arsenal needs fast wingers, a skillful and quick striker. Saka is now slow, Tzolis is not that quick but a good team player. Madueke who is quick doesn’t make right decisions at goal. This puts pressure on defense and makes the team slow in transition.

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@Bond_not_james They are just trying to be smart. They will not bring back the subsidy if they win. They know Nigerians are emotional. If they want to be sincere, the discussion should be what social safety nets they would use to alleviate the suffering of the people if they win the election.

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@FrancisAdeboye I can see two problems.1 There would be serious reduction in rev. of the govt as crude still remain a major source of govt income 2. It would encourage cross border smuggling of refined products. We would be back to where we were. I see the reintroduction of subsidy as political

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@PrimeReportersn @woye1 @MrAfobaje This is one of the ways to sanitize social media.

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@vanguardngrnews EFCC, I think should not be invited at this stage. He should just be encouraged to go and enjoy one week holiday in USA to prove his former boss wrong.

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@Refkennie The problem we deliberately refuse to see is the misappropriation of funds at the state level. Governors are not being asked questions of what they do with the additional funds they receive with the removal of oil subsidy. We would get it right when we stopped to be emotional

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@emmaikumeh Nigeria is rich enough to take care of its citizens but 16 billion dollars was wasted on electricity without light. This campaign strategy will not work because most Nigerians are not gullible.

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@ruffydfire Why do people try to twist it when they talk about rigging in Nigeria. Were Ondo state people at that time not on standby when INEC went to Announce late Agagu as the winner of Ondo state governorship election in 2007 while the election was yet to be concluded.

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@AtoyebiPaulB There are many articulate speakers like him in the country who can help the government to communicate the progress they have made to the people. It is sad that most people that speak for them are not that good. They need to look at their communication strategy

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@FabrizioRomano Arsenal needs a quick and strong attacking midfielder, two quick strikers and a right back. If they are lucky to get these players, they become unstoppable.