@AreaFada1 What an ignorant human being! After everything you’ve said, why can’t the Igbos become president? If you want to catch a monkey, you must give it a banana or act like one. When you finally get your chance, that’s when you should show your true colors. This is the strategy.
@KINGGIRLNR1 I don’t think this is the image of slave trade with the nature of the trousers, ironing etc. we should stop in inciting evil in the society.
@vdmempire It is peace talk not intimidation. Nigerian military can never be intimidated by anyone. It is just a strategy. Yoruba adage says: “Ẹ jẹ́ ká pè wèrè ní ọkọ Ìyàwó, kí a lè ròna lọ.”
When dealing with delicate matters, don’t insist on blunt truth that may cause chaos.
@AbamakeX Dangers of Biafra to Nigeria
•Threat to national unity – it challenges the idea of “One Nigeria.”
•Political instability – protests and clashes disrupt governance.
•Economic risks – loss of free trade, markets, and national resources.
•Security concerns
ATIKU WHY AGAINST TUNUBU NOW
In 2004, ur govt announced a fuel price hike which led to widespread protests. On June 30, 2004 protesters gathered in Abuja, the capital city, to demonstrate against the price increase. So Many protesters were injured, and some were killed by forces
On Wednesday the 21st of August, 2024, I engaged in various activities within Ikorodu Federal Constituency.
I began with a site visit to the ongoing road construction project at Lucky Fibre, where I assessed the progress made so far.
@atiku In 2004, the Nig govt announced a fuel price hike, which led to widespread protests. On June 30, 2004, protesters gathered in Abuja to demonstrate against the price increase. Security forces were deployed to disperse the protesters.Many protesters were injured some were killed.
ATIKU WHY AGAINST TUNUBU NOW
In 2004, ur govt announced a fuel price hike which led to widespread protests. On June 30, 2004 protesters gathered in Abuja, the capital city, to demonstrate against the price increase. So Many protesters were injured, and some were killed by forces
@atiku 1. PTF Scandal (1999-2000) Atiku was accused of mismanaging the (PTF).A fund established to manage excess oil revenues.
2. *Privatization of State-Owned Enterprises (2000-2002)*: Atiku's role in privatizing state-owned enterprises was criticized for lacking transparency.