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@ariblaze3 @Blaqmanber @citykush1 that protest happened 8 years prior to when he became president. I believe that is enough time to change his mind. Where your point would be valid is if subsidy was removed immediately APC came to power.

Let’s play the devils advocate, and believe you that the protest was actually what you termed it to be, if the protest was realistic to it’s purpose and intent, why didn’t the forerunner of that protest implement the approach he acclaimed was the reason for the protest. Because by the virtues of that protest meant he believed so much in it, for him to galvanize the nation and held ojota to a standstill for up to two weeks, with so much believe and vigor he couldn’t implement his ideology when he got the chance. “Master Strategist”

This video is mind blowing 🤯 Rufai: Would you have floated the Naira and how? Tell me the precept upon precept at which you would have floated the Naira Peter obi: I would have been doing it an organised manner Rufai: what’s the organised manner ? Peter Obi: I would have focus in making sure we ramp up production, agriculture, manufacturing and EVERYTHING!!!!! and do it gradually. The rest is history… Rufai knows this man is empty and yet he’s his favourite candidate. Listen to Rotus analysis and the critical questions Rufai refused to ask Peter Obi. They awlays allow him to get away with Jargons without asking him questions. 

@EternalRMA @theMadridZone Except Mikel

@theMadridZone Mourinho is a specialist in taking players and getting the best out of them and strengthen their strengths. I think a lot of our players can improve under him, in addition to new players who are going to arrive

🔙🗣️ Patrice Evra: “Jose Mourinho is the one who changed Karim Benzema. Karim told me Mourinho did a press conference and said I can’t win, I only have cats in the front, and to win I need Lions. And Benzema was telling me, if after 5 minutes he wasn’t pressing and everything, he would send Gonzalo Higuain to warm up. You know when you’re a striker and after 5 minutes you see the bench and you see a striker (warming up), you’re scared, you know you’re not doing the right thing. This is the kind of thing Benzema gives Mourinho credit for, because he built him as a monster and the rest is history.”

@premiumohye_ @smamovement Would you have preferred him to waste money campaigning, when the party had agreed on a consensus? He could always run on another platform

@smamovement The kind of politics this tinubu is running Ehn it’s not going to take us anywhere

Dr Samuel Mawuyon Ajose entered this race with courage, conviction, and the support of many who believed in the journey. Today, by stepping aside in support of Dr Kadri Obafemi Hamzat, he has shown another kind of strength, one rooted in loyalty, maturity, and commitment to party unity. #SMAGold #SamuelMawuyonAjose #APCLagos

@ariblaze3 @Blaqmanber @citykush1 And are you condemning Tinubu's approach now because you are concerned about the implementation or because you want him out? The protest was clear in saying GEJ should fight corruption instead of removing subsidy. That much is a fact. That was why it gathered that momentum.

@AyoolaD3 @Blaqmanber @citykush1 You have to calmly go through my statement, how are you misquoting a very glaring statement. The protest was never about corruption but to remove and condemn GEJ policy reforms.

@dipsintl01 @citykush1 He might have meant toll gate figuratively, like stumbling blocks or barriers to smooth operation.

@citykush1 The day I knew this man was empty was when they asked him how he would curb corruption and he said the reason we even have corruption in the first place is bcos we've built too many toll gates. At that point, I knew Nigeria would be in a deep mess if they gave this man a chance.

@ariblaze3 @Blaqmanber @citykush1 By your logic, you agree with what Tinubu did in Ojota. Their argument then was also that GEJ should fight corruption instead of removing subsidy. Similar to what Obi is clamoring for.

In everything that was said, this is the only analogy you could come up with, it saddening and heartbreaking at the same time, with how you’ve demonstrated your poor depth of the subject matter. How does having a flat tire in a single car demonstrates a problem facing over 240 million people. Go and research Subsidy Reinvestment program SURE-P by GEJ’s administration and see how that program was well rolledout hand and in hand with the fuel subsidy, as well planned as that was, guess who was at Ojota, with various religious leaders criticizing and condemning that approach. Since a car tire analogy is where your level of intellect permits, if you driving on a lonely without a spare tire and a nail slightly puncture your front tire, do you remove the nail immediately or you manage the tire gently till you get to any available Vulcanizer to fix the problem.

@Tobi_olafeso @ToluAjibola_ @lekan_olayinka1 Lol....If what he does is "break it down", then you need to go back and learn again o.

@ToluAjibola_ @lekan_olayinka1 Obi is the major reason most youths are more interested in the economics of this country cuz he breaks it down for us to all understand. Words of Einstein: “If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough" you think it’s by throw highfaluting words around?

"Peter Obi doesn't understand anything.' There's a reason I am pressing you all on this. If you want to get a job, you add your educational and professional qualifications to your CV. Please, let's see that of Peter Obi, the man who knows nothing: University of Nigeria - B.A. Philosophy Lagos Business School - Chief Executive Program London School of Economics - Financial Management/Business Policy program Columbia Business School - Marketing Management program Kellogg School of Management - Advanced Executive Program Kellogg School of Management - Global Advanced Management Program Cambridge Judge Business School - Advanced Leadership Program Saïd Business School - Advanced Management & Leadership Program Harvard Business School - “Mid to Mid Marketing” program Harvard Business School - “Changing the Game” program International Institute for Management Development - Senior Executive Program certificate International Institute for Management Development - Break-Through Program for CEOs/CEO Program certificate The position of people like Blessing and others like the one below is that a man with this academic track record is somehow unintelligent. But intelligence isn't just cognitive. It is practical. Let's see Peter Obi's professional track record: Served as Chairman of Fidelity Bank Plc. Served as Director of Fidelity Bank Plc. Served as Chairman of Next International Nigeria Ltd. Served as Chairman of Guardian Express Mortgage Bank Ltd. Served as Chairman of Future View Securities Ltd. Served as Chairman of Paymaster Nigeria Ltd. Served as Chairman of Chams Nigeria Plc. Served as Director of Chams Nigeria Plc. Served as Director of Data Corp Ltd. Served as Director of Card Centre Plc. Anywhere in the world, Peter Obi is a C-Suite executive. Anywhere in the world. Those programs listed above have a requirement of 15 years in top management to even apply for them. This is the one Blessing said is not intellectual compared to Tinubu. And this is the one you are saying doesn't know anything about policy. Tinubu, on the other hand, is systematically borrowing your future away. But he is intelligent. I am saying all these obvious things to you all to make you know you are deliberately choosing a lie over the truth. Both you and Blessing and the rest will not feign ignorance when the tides of the affairs of men turn. We wait till then.

@Uche_C_Thomas @Drweloveu lol. The colony is not the problem, the individual parts are. Even within extended families, this corruption mindset prevails. Like they say, charity begins at home.

@Drweloveu Because the colony was built on corrupt foundation. It must be totally dismantled and rebuilt on mutual agreement, equity and justice, as a true nation. Not a dysfunctional fairly used British colony.

1. My son, currently in 400 Level Medicine and Surgery scored 333 in JAMB but his name did not even APPEAR on the Admission List. I was later told by the Institution that, my son could be offered Micro Biology. I told the Registrar of the institution POINT BLANK that, "I have spent HUGELY (Several Millions of Naira) to get my Son to this Point of Entry (PoE) to become a Medical Doctor and not to become a Biology Teacher through her offer of Micro Biology. This Registrar was so MEAN. She simply told me, we are very sorry, Micro Biology is the BEST we can OFFER your son. 2. At this Juncture, I proceeded to JAMB Headquarters, Abuja to meet with Prof. Oloyede who swiftly asked for my son's JAMB details, punched these details into his laptop and everything concerning the university came up on his screen. 3. Prof. Oloyede said and I quote: "Dr. Muyiwa Kayode, please go back home and sleep with your two eyes closed. From what I am seeing on my screen, your son is No.3 on the List of Medicine and Surgery of this institution with a JAMB SCORE of 333 which comes behind two other JAMB scores of 348 & 334 respectively. Unfortunately, none of these chaps, including your Son (i.e JAMB Score 348, 334 and 333) made the Admission List" 4. Prof. Oloyede continued and I quote: "Dr. Muyiwa Kayode, in SANE countries, this Institution should have sent the College Driver with an official vehicle to go and fetch your son from Ekiti to campus having projected himself into the MERIT LIST of this Institution but unfortunately, the endemic corruption in these institutions will just not allow them to follow Due Process" 5. Right in my presence, Prof. Oloyede put a call through to the Vice Chancellor of this Institution, setting his phone on speaker and spoke angrily at the Vice Chancellor, lamenting on the endemic corruption under his nose as it concerns university admission. This Vice Chancellor apologized to Prof. Oloyede saying what has just happened must have been an ERROR of OVERSIGHT on the part of his Management Team & promised Prof. Oloyede that he will personally ensure the Error of Oversight is corrected. 6. Within 24 hrs of that conversation between Prof. Oloyede and the Vice Chancellor, my son checked the university's Admission Portal and discovered his name has been INCLUDED as Number Three on the admission list while the names of the other chaps that scored 348 & 334 also appeared on the admission list as Number One and Number Two respectively. 7. The good news in all of these is that, my son that would have been CRIMINALLY denied admission ab-initio now TOPS his class with a G.P.A of 4.85 This is neither Federal nor State government doing... Every sector of the economy in Nigeria is corrupt. Photo: Prof Ishaq Oloyede, Registrar, Joint Admission and Matriculation Board ( JAMB )

@NigAffairs @woye1 He didn't answer the question fully. The interviewer should have drilled further

Q: Who needs most protection in Nigeria? Is it consumers and citizens or big businesses? President Tinubu at Day 2 of the Africa CEO Forum:

@ManFearsGod @CRawkeen It is akin to someone asking for clarity on a statement like "that is a boy". At what point do you draw the line on clarity? Then again he was speaking to an audience that obviously understood what he was saying so his clarity requirement was fulfilled.

@AyoolaD3 @CRawkeen clarity is measured by reception, not confidence

I quoted the wrong tweet earlier. There's climate change and there's climate change policy. The latter is what he described as a poisoned holy communion. It wasn’t gibberish; it was a metaphor. A very good one at that. Tinubu was talking about how difficult the policy can be for poor countries like Nigeria to implement immediately. Nigeria here is the poor church rat. The Holy communion is the climate change policies, which are seen as morally good or necessary. But again, it's poisonous because it can hurt poor nations like Nigeria economically especially if we are forced to adopt them without any financial support. So put simply, you can’t expect poor countries to bear the painful cost of climate policies especially when we have contributed way less to global carbon emissions. It's a solid argument. If I didn't do Literature in English in secondary school, I might also be laughing at it with you today.

@ManFearsGod @CRawkeen The message was very clear and the analogy was apt. I don't understand why anyone would be confused by this

@AyoolaD3 @CRawkeen Simplicity in words doesn’t guarantee clarity in message.

@OloyeSomorin I will die on the tree that if government officials did 80% of their jobs the way it was intended, we would solve 90% of our problems. The civil service is the bedrock of anyhowness

I have a dearly fear of trailers here in Nigeria. I don’t like the fact that they’re not always well maintained and most importantly not inspected by authorities. Seeing this video saddens me because I don’t think that even she understands the importance of the air system in her vehicle. Trailers use air brakes and one that is under very high pressure. Any makeshift fix like this can never hold in the long term. I’m not blaming her but this is more of a concern.

@_Nsznn My initial thought about social media was that some people deliberately sound dumb to drive engagement. But I have changed that now. People are actually dumb. Make that a lot of people. If you can't understand something as simple as this, how do you understand complex issues?

Tinubu: "Climate change is a question of how do you prevent a church rat from eating a poisoned Holy Communion" Audience: 👏 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

@pontrol_777 He most likely meant he is not fluent or doesn't speak regularly which is what he clarified with I won't say I don't speak, but it doesn't fit me. He is just being conscious about not being fluent.

But he speaks Yoruba in his songs???same person that sang ekuro, aye, dami duro ??? 3 of his biggest songs that blew him up??? Now speaking yoruba doesn’t fit him?? I don’t kuku see that family as Yoruba Na Yoruba names they just get! Even Burna boy won’t dare say this! Useless mf!!

@S_BozzMann @CRawkeen BAT is an accountant. I don't see how PO would be better than him in numbers. In fact most of BATs policies are driven by numbers.

@CRawkeen PO is a numbers guy. Facts, Data, Stats. He has shown that. People like that arent usually good at english or biology or those kinda things. Give them numbers and they'll humble you. That is why PO is very good at statistics and data Tinubu hates statitstics. He has shown it.

@mohzizeinsteinp @CRawkeen I can't remember, but I believe he talked about advanced countries providing funds to cushion the effect being the only way for poor countries to survive without the "poisoned meal"

@CRawkeen Going by your logic, PBAT simply said that whether the church rat likes it or not, it'll eat the poisoned Holy Communion. The question is: how do you prevent this, right? Is he arguing that he wants the execution of Climate Change policies stopped but doesn't know how to do it?

@ManFearsGod @CRawkeen I am sure I could understand this in primary school.

@CRawkeen If literature class is needed to decode it, then it already failed communication

@PrinceImmakula2 @OjiUgo_nwa There was nothing wrong with what he said. You don't even need to be a literature student to understand this. AI tools will help understanding

@OjiUgo_nwa I've observed this video for very long time and the comments from the Yoruba's, if what he said is a Yoruba parable he translated to English, pls tell us, bcuz I don't understand anything from it yet people are defending him...why???

"Climate change is a question of how do you prevent a church rat from eating a poisoned Holy Communion" - Bola Ahmed Tinubu This is who some people called intelligent 😂🤣😭😭😭😭😭

@PDaveManager @Adaigboglobal This is strange. How are you using this analogy for a Nigerian in Nigeria. If the process was fair or it is not private funds, I don't see a problem with sending "Lagosians" on training.

@Adaigboglobal That you live, work and pay taxes in America don't automatically give you right to vote and be voted for. I believe you know. There is a process involved. You must be a citizen to vote & inborn American to be voted for. You cannot spend public fund on your tribal people alone.

If there is any uproar we need to have in Nigeria, it should be about the marginalization of those living outside their states of origin. When Akpabio returns from South Africa, he should come and remove the cloak in the eyes of Nigerians. Our lives matter too This is my personal one-month tax contribution to the Lagos State Government for March 2026. I cannot pay this money to the Akwa lbom State Government; I am mandated to pay it to Lagos State. Yet in the same Lagos where I pay these taxes, someone from lbadan, Ogun, Ondo, or Ekiti who pays zero taxes, will come out to tell me it is wrong if I am sent for government training with tax payers money: If I were paying taxes in a sane society, I should even be entitled to salaries from the government if I lose my job. But here, we pay for nothing, and some people will still say I cannot benefit from government programs because my surname is not Adekoya, Ajayi, or Olusola. If Nigeria is not ready for true federalism, let us know, so that everyone will pay taxes to their own state and demand benefits from their representatives there. We cannot only read the constitution when it comes to taxing us, but suddenly be told to be "sensitive" when it comes to enjoying benefits. So charging me huge taxes isn't insensitive, but asking for benefits is? If you live anywhere in Nigeria and believe a citizen does not deserve government benefits simply because his parents aren't from that city, you are worse than those displaying xenophobia in South Africa. The finger you point at South Africa is pointing back at you. How many of you so-called Yoruba people are paying taxes in Lagos State? How many? I wake up every day in rain and sunshine to go to work, taxing myself and ensuring that the Lagos State Government is funded. Yet you, contributing nothing, think you are more deserving simply because you bear a Yoruba surname. Iku pa e. Bring your tax certificate or pank alert here, let's see what you actually contribute to the state. @Roberta Edu

@Adikastakes rubbish take man. When they were buying players that fit their system, you thought they were playing. They are a system team that is why they can afford to bench players. Arsenal has a second squad that is almost as good as their first. Arteta doesn't have faith in his players.

PSG players are part-time footballers, they are the best team in the world but they have an unfair advantage to rest their players because Ligue 1 is WEAK!