@Dwight6w1i@PO_GrassRootM Wale Edun, Dele Alake, Yemi Cardoso, Jide Idris, Tunji Bello and others served under Tinubu in Lagos and are still working with him today. I’m not criticizing Obi I’m simply asking a question. And again you can’t remove politics away from government…both work together!
@Dwight6w1i@PO_GrassRootM “Building alliances is politics running government is governance.” I laugh 😂 because you can’t even get into government in a democracy without playing politics.
@EmirSirdam Pained you say? The post itself has less than 200 comments, and you don’t even have a say about what’s happening or what is going to happen in Nigeria 😂😂. Most of you are just doing this to farm engagement and delusional as well😂
@Dwight6w1i@PO_GrassRootM I never said they were the same thing. I’m saying he’s trying to run Nigeria like a one man country, the way he ran Anambra like a one man state. You build relationships with the Senate and House before taking office, not after. Because you also need them to get into office.
@Mallam_jabeer People standing with Tinubu have actually been voting and exercising their voting power. I can bet that many of the boys standing with Peter Obi don’t even have PVCs or have ever voted in their lives….you people will learn one day sha😂😂😂
The people campaigning for Peter Obi are all illiterate. Mamapee swe@rs whenever she speaks. She’s making people dislike Peter Obi. — Iyapupa
Lol 😆 it's well
@Charles_Nxx@felixherbt Using a roof that can be fixed in a day as an example to compare with road reconstruction that can take one or two years is a stupid comparison. I honestly can’t blame you people. You guys are used to fake things.
@amazin_psam@felixherbt Now imagine construction going on that same road…do you think is going to be easy? but if there’s alternative routes is going to make it easy for both citizen and the people working on the road
@vickAlmondo@Charles_Nxx@felixherbt Some of these bad roads already keep people stuck in traffic for hours or even days. Now imagine carrying out major construction on those same roads without an alternative route. That would only make things worse.
@vickAlmondo@Charles_Nxx@felixherbt Financial misappropriation? These roads lead to places and will be used by millions of people. Do you expect the government to start reconstructing major commercial roads that people use every day without first providing alternative routes to make movement easier?
@_princeinblack@Charles_Nxx@felixherbt The Ibadan–Ife–Ilesa–Akure–Owo road is one of the existing roads currently being reconstructed, with concrete pavement being used in sections as I type this.