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Jesus

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@woye1 These websites hardly work

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Why is it that bandits and their supporters are no longer making posts online

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@DejiAdesogan Elon money is turning lots of people into mental retards, they cook up things, post them to get attention. That should not be allowed to continue

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@confindence24 You are right bro, how are we going to go about it

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@confindence24 It's because no death sentence and confiscation and destruction of properties traced to the masterminds. If this begins to happen it'll reduce that menace drastically

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@GoldmyneTV Some people will still believe this and run with it

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@RidwanuLlah They are the same people that will blame everyone for being corrupt except themselves

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@confindence24 The option of fine or bail is making them go back to drug pushing

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@dammiedammie35 I am into waterproofing i have material that will solve the leakage, i stay in Lagos and can come for inspection

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@dammiedammie35 I have a solution to the leakage sir

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@DeeOneAyekooto He is talking as if certificate is intelligence

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@dipoaina1 It's Tinubu fault that he is lazy and bereft of ideas

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@DeeOneAyekooto Raise 20 billion for the library, they will say, na library we go chop, how is it going to put food on the table of the common man

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@NigeriaStories State police will not even take effect by January 2027. Talking rubbish all the time. How long will it state assemblies to concur before president assent, how long will it take state assemblies to enact state laws creating state police service commission. All lamba

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@perkmaybe Hi

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@StatiSense Are you on minimum wage to start with

[Senior Pastor Okezie James Atañi @Onsogbu]

Call for Resignation: Peter Obi cuts a pitiable figure. Needs Schooling.

By Sunday Dare @SundayDareSD

His latest call for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR @officialABAT to resign is not the intervention of a statesman. It is the outburst of a politician who appears increasingly unable to distinguish between political opposition and constitutional reality.

For months, Nigerians have watched Obi drift steadily from the measured and restrained image that once earned him admiration across sections of the country. What we see today is something entirely different: a perpetual agitator whose politics now revolves around pessimism, alarmism and endless declarations of national collapse.

His demand that President Tinubu should resign exposes a profound misunderstanding of the very office he seeks to occupy.

Nigeria is not a parliamentary system where governments rise and fall on votes of confidence. Nigeria is a constitutional presidential democracy. Presidents are elected for fixed terms and leave office through elections, constitutional processes, incapacity or the expiration of their mandate. This is elementary civic knowledge.

Yet Peter Obi, a former governor and presidential candidate, chose to ignore this basic reality in favour of cheap political theatre.

It raises a troubling question: if a man seeking the presidency cannot demonstrate respect for the constitutional foundations of the office, why should Nigerians trust him with that office?

Leadership is not measured by the frequency of complaints. It is measured by judgment, composure and the ability to offer solutions. On each of these counts, Obi's recent conduct has been disappointing.

Every challenge facing Nigeria becomes, in Obi's telling, proof of total failure. Every difficulty becomes a national catastrophe. Every setback becomes an excuse for outrage. Yet when the economy records growth, when foreign reserves rise, when revenues improve, when infrastructure projects advance, or when security forces record successes, Obi suddenly loses his voice.

His politics has become a politics of selective outrage.

A serious national leader acknowledges both challenges and progress. A serious leader offers alternatives. A serious leader understands that governing a nation of over 200 million people requires more than tweets, soundbites and perpetual criticism.

Increasingly, Peter Obi appears more comfortable leading online outrage than leading serious national conversations.

There was a time when many Nigerians viewed him as a credible presidential contender. That perception is fading rapidly. With each reckless statement, he reinforces the impression that he is less interested in governing Nigeria than in constantly protesting Nigeria.

The presidency is not an activist platform. It is not a protest movement. It is not a permanent grievance machine.

It demands maturity, balance, perspective and constitutional discipline.

By calling for President Tinubu's resignation, Peter Obi has done more damage to his own presidential credentials than any political opponent could have done. He has revealed a level of impatience, poor judgment and political desperation that should concern even his most loyal supporters.

At some point, every politician must decide whether he wishes to be a serious contender for power or merely a professional critic of those who hold it.

Peter Obi's latest outburst suggests he has made his choice.

The tragedy is that he may not realise it.

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@NigeriaStories He should ask King Charles who is the de facto president of Britain to resign

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@dammiedammie35 Calling for a violent change of government, insulting abusing and lying against the CinC is fighting for the masses