They Wrongly impeached him.
They Wrongly indicted him.
They Wrongly tried to lock him up.
And now they tried to ASSASSINATE Him but FAILED!!!
Was that what all the distractions of Biden being replaced all about?
The Palestinians fear Israel so much, even their DEAD get up and run away. 😂😂😂
It’s called “Pallywood,” people!
If you don’t know what these lying Muslim rats do, then please educate yourself. There’s no reason to be a “Free Palestine” retard for your entire life.
Banger 📢📢📢🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
This was well thought out.
Share to your parents and friends all over South west, Kwara,Kogi,Niger,Benin.
Kudos to the OK movement for putting this together @Dukeofileife
A New Nigeria 🇳🇬 is POssible.
@inecnigeria Please @inecnigeria I recently relocated from Lagos to the FCT Abuja and I would like to transfer my voting poling unit, please kindly assist
Six Sheiks were kidnapped by Fulani terrorists in Zamfara, after attending a special prayer session for Tinubu and the APC, organized by the DG of APC Presidential Campaign Council, Abdulaziz Yari. The terrorists are demanding 30M per sheik.
A job for Gumi..🤔
Two days ago, a rejected Ambassador said Uber left Nigeria because our transportation system is better and Uber couldn’t compete.
Two days later…
Ire o✌🏾
@Mimi_yakigar Jesus, I didn’t understand jack of what she was saying but I listened to the end. Yet I can’t explain why, but I thoroughly enjoyed it nonetheless. Chai!!
Landmark CEO, Paul Onwuanibe (an Igbo) was issued a 7-day notice that he never even received before they demolished the Lagos property he bought 20 years ago for $17m and developed with $30m. Can this man ever be convinced to still believe in Nigeria? Where’s the joy?
Syrians on Monday held demonstrations in various parts of the country for the second consecutive day over the government’s decision to increase fuel prices due to the Middle East war.
“We want them to bring fuel prices back to their previous level. Winter is coming; how are the poor going to live and keep warm?” said taxi driver Fateh Hamsho, 67.
https://t.co/U698Oi9S5s
When a young Nigerian begins moving from street to street announcing that petrol has reportedly reached N1,562 per litre, government has entered dangerous political territory.
This is no longer an economic statistic buried inside a report. The hardship now has a town crier.
And President Tinubu's APC should remember 2015.
Goodluck Jonathan entered that election with the enormous machinery of incumbency behind him, but something more powerful had accumulated among ordinary Nigerians: “We are tired.”
Tinubu could face an even harsher version of that sentiment in 2027 if living costs remain unbearable.
Because petrol does not stop at the filling station.
₦1,562 enters the bus fare.
It enters the farmer's transportation costs.
It enters the generator powering a small business.
It enters the price of tomatoes transported hundreds of kilometres.
Eventually, it enters virtually everything an ordinary Nigerian buys.
APC can continue explaining subsidy removal, market forces and long-term reform. Those arguments deserve to be heard. But Nigerians are equally entitled to ask:
Where is the relief?
Where are the savings from subsidy removal?
When does sacrifice become prosperity?
How much more must households absorb before the promised destination arrives?
The most dangerous political development for any incumbent is not opposition propaganda. It is when ordinary citizens begin converting their personal economic pain into political conclusions.
That young man walking through the streets announcing the new fuel price may therefore represent something much bigger.
He is announcing ₦1,562 today.
But APC should worry about what millions of Nigerians could announce with their PVCs in 2027:
“We are tired.”
Tinubu's reelection is not guaranteed.
If Nigerians conclude that four years of sacrifice produced too little relief, the ballot box can deliver the final verdict.
2015 taught Nigeria that incumbency can fall.
2027 may teach APC the same lesson.