#APCFAIL - Twitter Hashtag

5 months ago

Good morning to everyone except the people who still think ₦1,257 per litre of fuel is progress.While you’re warming your car, remember that in 2015, that same money could almost fill your tank. APC didn't give us Renewed Hope, they gave us Renewed Invoices. #Nigeria #APCFail

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@princejerv

7 months ago

@SavvyRinu "Empowering kids with shoe shines and clippers while their peers abroad code apps? APC's 'youth development' is a joke that's not funny. These children deserve classrooms, not street hustles! What's next, wheelbarrow scholarships? 🤧🤧 #APCFail #EducateNaijaKids

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Naija Scope @_NaijaScope

about 1 year ago

Tinubu’s admin botched visa reciprocity with the U.S. Cut U.S. visas to 3 months for cash, now Nigerians face 3-month U.S. visas. Incompetence at its peak! No strategy, just greed. Time to ditch APC’s clueless leadership! #TinubuMustGo #APCFail

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@Oserume1

about 1 year ago

In February 2023, under President Muhammadu Buhari, Nigeria made a landmark policy move: U.S. citizens were granted 5-year visas to Nigeria, a step toward easing travel and improving bilateral relations. Fast forward to mid-2024, under President Bola Tinubu’s government, that policy was reversed. Tinubu’s administration quietly downgraded the visa duration for U.S. citizens from 5 years to just 3 months. No announcement. No consultation. Just a silent, self-serving policy change. And the motive? Purely revenue generation. With a visa fee of $160, shortening the visa length meant Americans would have to apply more often, allowing Tinubu's Government to collect more money per head. Simple. Greedy. Now, the U.S. has responded — as expected, by reciprocating. As of July 8th 2025, Nigerians can now only get 3-month U.S. visas, down from the 2-year and 5-year options many had come to rely on. The worst part? Ordinary Nigerians, especially those without diplomatic or second passports, are the ones paying the price. Businesspeople, students, tourists, and families are now trapped in a cycle of short visas, higher costs, and more uncertainty, all because of a thoughtless policy born out of desperation for dollars. Yet, the media is silent. Where are the so-called investigative journalists? Where are the headline-grabbing newsrooms that should be telling Nigerians the truth? Instead of holding the government accountable, they are either ignoring the story or recycling the U.S. Embassy’s statement without context. And what about Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, the Minister of Interior? The man behind the implementation of this regressive policy. He owes Nigerians an explanation. But don’t expect one, he’ll likely unleash his Twitter foot soldiers to spin this and shift blame to the United States. Let’s call it what it is: APC is an evil party. Their only interest is squeezing money out of Nigerians and now foreigners, with zero concern for the long-term damage. From fuel hikes to mass inflation to policy missteps like this, Tinubu’s government continues to deepen Nigeria’s suffering. Enough is enough! @MobilePunch @vanguardngrnews @ARISEtv @BusinessDayNg @NewsCentralTV @fisayosoyombo @ruffydfire @GuardianNigeria @PremiumTimesng @THISDAYLIVE

Oserume1's tweet photo. In February 2023, under President Muhammadu Buhari, Nigeria made a landmark policy move: U.S. citizens were granted 5-year visas to Nigeria, a step toward easing travel and improving bilateral relations.

Fast forward to mid-2024, under President Bola Tinubu’s government, that policy was reversed.

Tinubu’s administration quietly downgraded the visa duration for U.S. citizens from 5 years to just 3 months. No announcement. No consultation. Just a silent, self-serving policy change. And the motive? Purely revenue generation. With a visa fee of $160, shortening the visa length meant Americans would have to apply more often, allowing Tinubu's Government to collect more money per head. Simple. Greedy.

Now, the U.S. has responded — as expected, by reciprocating. As of July 8th 2025, Nigerians can now only get 3-month U.S. visas, down from the 2-year and 5-year options many had come to rely on.

The worst part? Ordinary Nigerians, especially those without diplomatic or second passports, are the ones paying the price. Businesspeople, students, tourists, and families are now trapped in a cycle of short visas, higher costs, and more uncertainty, all because of a thoughtless policy born out of desperation for dollars.

Yet, the media is silent.

Where are the so-called investigative journalists? Where are the headline-grabbing newsrooms that should be telling Nigerians the truth? Instead of holding the government accountable, they are either ignoring the story or recycling the U.S. Embassy’s statement without context.

And what about Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, the Minister of Interior? The man behind the implementation of this regressive policy. He owes Nigerians an explanation. But don’t expect one, he’ll likely unleash his Twitter foot soldiers to spin this and shift blame to the United States.

Let’s call it what it is: APC is an evil party. Their only interest is squeezing money out of Nigerians and now foreigners, with zero concern for the long-term damage. From fuel hikes to mass inflation to policy missteps like this, Tinubu’s government continues to deepen Nigeria’s suffering.

Enough is enough!
@MobilePunch @vanguardngrnews @ARISEtv @BusinessDayNg @NewsCentralTV @fisayosoyombo @ruffydfire @GuardianNigeria @PremiumTimesng @THISDAYLIVE

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James Bond 🇳🇬 @ChukaOttih

over 3 years ago · Abuja

@Raylegend121 @Belshagy @elrufai The upcoming elections should shed more light on the true character and nature of certain Nigerians. As far as I'm concerned, there is no normal person in Tinubu's camp. Who in their right mind supports a man who has so much dirt on him that it can be seen from space 🤦‍♂️ #APCfail

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