@PeterObi The comment section only signals one thing. Nigeria cannot get it right again, even with this current generation. Enjoy whatever you feel it's yours today. What a shame reading from those whom parents spent so much in sending to school.
@fkeyamo Mr. Minister, the comment session should teach YOU and your pple how Nigerians feel about YOU guys. Instead of telling Nigerians what you've done so far, you're all attacking the only person the youths ate queuing behind with hope of redeeming what YOU guys have destroyed.
@ruffydfire With comments of some persons here, you'll realise that some Nigerians are actually helping the country to become like Cameroon and Central Africa Republic. We are watching.
@SegunShowunmi Politics must be made a part time job to help Nigeria succeed. If YOU are not known for a certain job, business or trade, YOU cannot be a politician. CONSTITUTION need serious amendment for Nigeria to move forward.
@PeterObi His only crime is the part of Nigeria he came from and that the political elites don't want him to change the trajectory of continuous bad governance.
@BwalaDaniel@PeterObi Is Not shameful enough that Nigerians living in Nigeria cannot survive without Nigerians living abroad.? It's obvious this administration doesn't have any tangible thing to campaign with, if not for every statement made by your nightmare (PO)
@DavidHundeyin Until we stop this my brother must rule mentality, we are not moving any forward. I would have said illiteracy is part of our problems, but you see so called educated people making excuses and supporting uneducated and clueless leaders.
@EmmyPromise71 Must you mention PO and his family? Why not mention things achieved at the colloquium and how Nigerians will benefit? All of una dey craze
@ruffydfire Everyone know that subsidy was the energy surviving Nigerians, taking it away in 2023 killed the country and it's citizens. Now, whether they like it or not, subsidy must return not only in petrol, but in health and education