You people are piling on Tunde Onakoya for visiting the President? Your opposition politicians are endorsing the President and when we call them out, you people tell us to keep quiet that they are being smart. Tunde is being smart too. Leave him alone.
Beyond retweets, what do many of you contribute to Tunde's work? What do you bring to the table for his work that he should consider your feelings before making decisions? đ€
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The real question is what has he done to make a change? And he has done a lot.
More than the masses that just tweet about how they hate The situation in Nigeria but can't do anything about it but keep tweeting, nagging and complaining.
He has done a lot.
When I said Nigerians donât really want good governance but rather power that benefits them, this is exactly the kind of example I meant.
You call yourself a philanthropist who cares about children in the slums, yet you visited the very man whose party has thrown over 20 million children out of school and left millions more at risk of dying from malnutrition.
If you truly cared about those children, you wouldnât be visiting Tinubu, youâd have told him to meet you in the slums. Thatâs where the children are. Thatâs where the suffering is. But of course, optics and recognition matter more than principle these days.
Letâs be honest, if you truly cared about good governance for these poor kids, you wouldnât be smiling beside a president whose administration is choking the nation. Fela, Chinua Achebe, and other real patriots would never accept an invitation from such a leader, let alone show up bearing gifts.
Youâre a chess master, yet you didnât see that this was a political chess move by Tinubu. Just like Davido, youâve now been used; whether you realise it or not as part of a subtle celebrity endorsement strategy.
It hurts to say, but Nigerians are not politically smart. Weâre swayed by recognition and personal interest. Thatâs why the same people keep winning. Thatâs why so-called âgood governance activistsâ keep preaching, âDonât make enemies because of politics.â You say you want good governance, but youâre trying to stay friends with people who are comfortable with a government thatâs killing Nigerians.
Letâs not lie, you donât care about Nigeria. Youâre just looking for an opportunity to join the ruling class. A person who truly feels the weight of what ordinary Nigerians are going through will never be seen laughing with the people responsible for our pain or their supporters.
At this rate, weâll never wrestle power from their hands.
Nigerians are always so good at criticizing. But they hardly act oh. They'd rather run away than face their problems. They see someone who acts, one minute they praise them, the next minute, they try to tell the person how to act. Lol. Funny set of people.
He can choose not to meet the president as a personal protest but you cannot force that on him. He has a responsibility to the kids in his care and so expecting him to shun the president so you can clap for him, at the expense of his vision is unwise.
Heâs done no wrong please.
@cremechic11 When he was delivering the chess boards all over Nigeria, they didn't talk, but they expect him to stop the delivery at Aso rock. Ask them what they've done for change now and it can't even be compared to him
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