@MasterBolaji None of these countries have produced one barrel of crude oil. Uganda just discovered crude oil and has not even done one drilling. So your comparison is stupid and you are a moron!
@realnam63062550@firstladyship Are you this dumb? Are Nigerians not paying taxes already. Why increase tax when the negative effects of subsidy removal is yet to cool off? Are you stupid or is the govt you passionately support that clueless?
@firstladyship The Tinubu govt is so senseless & self-destructive. Why increase tax when there is already a high rate of inflation from subsidy removal & so called economic reforms. If you must increase tax, let the current effects cool off first. Letโs just allow them to destroy themselves
@it_Rutie Your papa get 1% of that money??? See werey feeling funky. You wey be say without political gigs and cheap Elon coins, hunger fit kpai you ๐
@Chykes_Mozes@ruffydfire I think he has been consistent to be fair. If he is pretending, he would be tired by now especially when he no longer has anything to lose or gain.
@jared_xtrimz@omonlakiki@elrufai loved and embraced Mu-Mu ticket and same Mu-Mu ticket threw him in prison without due process. The irony of life though.
@knownoutsider@omonlakiki As much as you are right but promoting such behaviour will only create a vicious cycle of lawlessness. Karma may be dealing with him but it is the system that is being destroyed by this negative precedents. An eye for an eye makes us all blind.
@omonlakiki As much as I do not like El Rufai based on his past negative antecedents especially towards Christian minorities in its state and Indigenes of Kaduna south where he played a very divisive role. Your words are true and the system and law is bigger than anyone.
Two hundred days! That's how long Mallam Nasir El-Rufai has spent in detention as at today 04 September 2026.
By the way, he is not asking for immunity from investigation. He is entitled to justice, due process and equal treatment under the law.
But Nigerians have every right to ask: why does the law appear so aggressive against opposition politicians and so accommodating to politicians in the ruling APC?
El-Rufai is in detention, a political prisoner simply because he decided to chart a different political path as provided for in our constitution.
Meanwhile, Yahaya Bello, facing an ongoing EFCC prosecution, remains politically active and has secured the APCโs senatorial ticket.
Nobody should be above the law.
But neither should the law become a political weapon.
The pattern is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore: police, EFCC, ICPC and other state institutions, including a rogue element of the judiciary have "Emilokanised" into instruments of pressure against opposition figures as 2027 approaches.
If the APC believes Nigerians love its record of hunger, inflation, high fuel and electricity prices, high cost of living and crushing poverty, let it campaign on that record.
If Tinubu believes he deserves another mandate, let him earn it at the ballot box and not with a gun to the heads of the opposition leaders and the citizens they seek to govern.
The opposition should be defeated by votersโnot detained, intimidated or buried under endless litigation.
A government that is confident in its popularity should not fear a strong opposition.
Democracy is not simply about holding elections.
It is about ensuring that those elections are genuinely free and competitive.
Today, it is El-Rufai. Tomorrow, it could be anyone.
If state power is used to clear the political field before Nigerians get to vote, then the greatest casualty will not be the opposition. It will be Nigerian democracy.
2027 must be decided by THE PEOPLEโnot by the machinery of government. @elrufai@B_ELRUFAI@NGRPresident@officialEFCC@icpcnigeria@PoliceNG@batten_von