@BwalaDaniel@seunokin@ruffydfire You are paid to articulate government policies and solutions to Nigeria's challenges. Focus your energy on clear policy communication and fixing the country, not fighting opposition supporters on social media.
@Official_Isaaco@officialABAT May I remind you that petrol costs over ₦1,000 a litre. Fuel alone swallows roughly 70% of a Keke driver’s daily money. Whatever is left gets drained by fixing parts broken by terrible roads, alongside paying endless daily union tickets and local levies.
@adeosunm On what grounds do you claim Mr. Peter Obi could be arrested? What crime has he committed? What boundaries did he cross? Those officers are Nigerians first before they are enforcement agents. They face the same economic realities as everyone else.
@dele003 Any leader can cancel a subsidy or float a currency but a competent leader does it while protecting the people from economic ruin. Voting for change at this point is the bare minimum requirement for survival.
@Mario9jaa That is not empowerment. True impact starts when the government put structures in place like security, infrastructure and environmental that create actual opportunities for growth. In today’s hyperinflation, that amount cannot buy half a bag of rice.
@Big_marvis@i_am_agbeke@bayalsa27 This is a weak attempt to normalize bad governance. No country is perfect, but competent governments work to reduce suffering, not expand it. This government made promises to end suffering. Why come out to contest if they are not capable.
@Big_marvis The UK is looking at its own trade balance and strategic interests not the welfare of the Nigerian masses. Foreign validation does not erase a severe living conditions of most Nigerians. The voice of the people is a feedback that this government has failed.
@jaborishade@NigeriaStories Why are there desperate legal and structural maneuvers being deployed to keep Peter Obi off the ballot? They are obviously afraid of him. Let the citizens decide who will lead them. Only tribal bigots and selfish people will vote this current party.
@Official_Isaaco Tinubu asked Jonathan to resign in 2014. Why was it valid then but a goof now? The situation is worse today than in 2014. Naira was N170/$, now crashed past N1,500/$. Kidnappings and banditry have spread nationwide with the high cost of living. Resignation is the best option.
@hissdigg@Iyoaiye_ No one needs a sponsor to be angry when fuel, food and safety are all out of reach for ordinary Nigerians. What VDM and other Nigerians are doing is valid, constitutional and necessary. Is this the country you want for your children? Your mindset needs fixing.
@bossmuhadan@Iyoaiye_ A distraction from what? the insecurity, the debt, the broken promises? VDM and other Nigerians out there speaking out are not the distraction. History will honour them. They are the hope of this nation. You, defending a government that has failed its people are the distraction.
@Iyoaiye_ VDM and other Nigerians are holding a government that has failed accountable. You can tweet comfortably because none of your relatives have been taken by those bandits. The right to speak against bad governance is not a privilege the government grants you. It is a right.
@Pharmacio001 Many Nigerians analysed those demands even before VDM. To single him out while ignoring the broader conversation suggests this is less about accountability and more about targeting a specific voice. He talks about things you are obviously not bold to talk about.
@Pharmacio001 Your comment misrepresents what VDM actually said in that video. He explicitly emphasized unity, warned against regional and religious conflict and made clear that the threat was to ALL Nigerians, Christians and Muslims. Several other analysts reviewed the same video.
@Real_Akinkunmi@NigeriaStories Our biggest problems is that we have lowered the bar for governance. We celebrate leaders for performing duties that taxpayers have already paid them to perform. We celebrate things like road repairs and salary payments.
@Real_Akinkunmi@NigeriaStories Please think... This is a basic obligation of any government. Why were the lecturers owed five months of their allowance in the first place? We were told that fuel subsidy removal would be redirected into education, healthcare, infrastructure and reduced borrowing.
@OBAF4U@aonanuga1956 They just want Nigerians to feel they are doing something. Nothing can be more alarming than the consistent attacks and kidnap by those bandits.