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You think power will get better if Adelabu resigns? Not dismissing his incompetence, but the man isn’t really the problem. Tinubu has refused to fund power, so Adelabu cannot do magic.

@lyk_pac @ASTRO__AUTOS @OfficerCadetamm @Abj_Auto_cars @Carsnationn @AutosShift @JayAutosCustomz @abujacarstand @abujacar @abdoulmansoor00 Where is the Radar?

Mistakenly used 2018 Honda Accord 2025 custom Duty ✅ 🏷️14.5M 📍Abuja

When I go to someone’s house and I see something that’s nice and working perfectly in their house, I come back home and try to see if I can replicate it or buy it for my house. I wonder how our leaders think when they travel out and see how developed countries function?

Not to build a regional hospital. Not to build a regional school. Not to build a regional dam. Not to generate regional electricity. Not to build a regional train system. Not to build a regional industrial hub. Who did we offend? How did we go from Sardauna to these guys?

When Abacha partly removed subsidy, we saw PTF. When Jonathan party removed subsidy, we saw SURE-P. When Buhari partly removed subsidy, we saw N-power. When Tinubu completely removed subsidy, we saw SHEGE 🤣🤣🤣

The fact that nothing is subsidized for us in this country means we are paying more than enough Tax already. Collecting more taxes means we are being ripped off by the government.

JUST IN: Tinubu seeks Senate approval for fresh $6bn external loans solacebase.com/just-in-tinubu…

The way they overrate Tinubu's chances in 2027 you will think he is a popular President. The only region he will struggle to win is SW if elections are conducted today. He will lose blatantly everywhere else. His only hope in 2027 is rigging.

Wizkid to Buhari: Outrage over insecurity crisis. Wizkid to Tinubu: Mute for three years and counting. Everybody knows what they're doing.

After one month of war in Iran, 10 litres of petrol costs 10 cents. 10cents is 140 naira. This means 140 naira will buy you 10liters of petrol in Iran. That’s 14naira per liter in a country at war. I won’t say anything.

- Campaigned in 2023 with electricity - Campaigning in 2026 with the same electricity Akanbi, the Corn-man.

Arise TV journalist - Can you speak to us on some of the social economic indices that the president bola tinubu has turned around, what has improved in real data terms under this presidency APC chieftain - Ok because you are always in the studio you don't know what is going in the country I'm howling 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

mai sana’a and pantami are campaigning for the same man, you cannot insult one and praise the other.

Tinubu is campaigning with electricity again, after he used it in his first term. Does this man take Nigerians for fools?

Tinubu’s supporters who came for the APC National Convention scampering for safety and struggling to breathe after security officials tear-gassed them at the convention venue! Zombies have more dignity than these lot!✍️

So, the absence of long queues doesn’t necessarily mean availability has improved, it largely reflects the economic reality that fewer people can afford fuel at current prices.

Today, with fuel prices around ₦1,400/litre, that same ₦10,000 only gets you about 7 litres. As a result, many Nigerians can no longer afford to buy fuel as frequently or in large quantities. This sharp drop in demand has significantly reduced the number of people queuing

One key reason Nigerians are no longer seeing long fuel queues during the Iran–Israel war is reduced purchasing power. Back when fuel sold for around ₦195 per litre, demand was much higher because it was relatively affordable.....….𝗦𝗵𝗼𝘄 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲

@Omojuwa Fuel queues have disappeared, not because supply improved, but because people can’t afford it anymore. ₦10,000 used to get 50 litres at ₦195/litre, now it’s just 7 litres at ₦1,400. Demand has dropped, not the problem.

Ordinarily, Nigeria would be dealing with fuel queues at a time like this. India, Peter Obi’s Bangladesh, Myanmar, Thailand, and Pakistan are some of the countries currently facing long queues due to the current perturbations in the ME. There’s a reason Nigeria isn’t suffering what it suffers even at times when there are no such geopolitical perturbations. And no, the reason isn’t because Nigeria is an oil country. (I must assume) You aren’t stupid. Nigeria was always an oil country when fuel queues were the norm.