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Good morning to the right thinking Nigerians out there.

Tinubu second term means more suffering to the Nigerian masses. More failure to protect lives and property which will certainly lead to more bombing or foot on the ground by American troops. Rewarding failure always has consequences and Nigeria cannot afford to do so. He is going to keep out Elrufai influence for him to get some votes in the north , he is gradually removing northerners from decisions making positions and replacing with his loyalists. He is master of disorder strategist.

@john322226 IMO people dodged bullet.

Cubanna chief priest really lose election? E be like say “money na water” no dey work for politics.

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@tdiyela @ShehuAA Peter Obi was never scared of primaries, ADC was saturated with recycled politicians, they were desperate and kept accepting those people behind the problem of the nation. He showed why he is different and took such a tough decision.

@LM_MessiRebirth @ShehuAA You people should stay in one place, ‘Atiku killed PDP’ he left the party now it’s ’wike kicked him out’. Ok collapsed their structures yet were too scared to stand primaries?! Make it make sense!

I will never follow those who when it is time to fight, run away while giving excuses. ADC leaders chose to stay & courageously fight APCs evil plans. When its time to fight the 2027 war, I will confidently stand with those who are ready, not those who run away from challenges.

@emmaikumeh Tinubu also will be lucky to get at most 30k in southeastern states combined

City boys Abia coordinator, Don lulu also loses out of APC Primaries.. Lol 😆

@Peter4Nigeria @EstherUmoh10 @MamaPee__ @torty_mercy @AishaYesufu @ifesalakooffice Meanwhile, moment in LP as Apapa set to be the flag bearer in labour party

Beautiful moments at the NDC Aspirants Summit today Amazing people everywhere 😅 @MamaPee__ @torty_mercy @AishaYesufu @ifesalakooffice ✊🏽❤️ 2027 = Nigeria Must be OK ✌🏽🇳🇬🎤😍

City boy can now focus on alcohol 😂

@ManLikeIcey He only has experience of excessive alcoholic consumption. IMO people just dodged a bullet.

Cubana ChiefPriest loses House of Reps Primaries in Imo State.

Jagora 🙏 the incoming vice president.

Hilarious 😂

Tinubu is busy touring for his ponzi economy of endless borrowing. Wandering in France and Tuckey for the past 3 years with nothing to show. Not even 4 hours power supply in a month is guaranteed, taxes and inflation destroying businesses. Insecurity ravaging the country at the highest ever level. He is ranked in top 4 most corrupt leaders in the world. Tinubu hate this country so much.

Atiku should have stayed in PDP,right? Wike kicked him out like a baby and he couldn’t even pull a single notable name to ADC with him. Peter Obi collapsed his structure in LP to ADC of which most is them are still in the party, Kwankwaso did the same too but Atiku that snicked in feeling he could buy his way through. He will lose like never before.

He was not the one that pulled David mark to ADC . I’m just stating facts. Makinde and Bala Mohammad contesting favors Peter Obi, being the only one with strongholds unchallenged. Even with PDP governors and structure he barely won few states in 2023. This will be his worst defeat.

Excuses excuses & more excuses!

@jrnaib2 Atiku without structure cannot even win his polling unit just watch out. He left PDP with nothing just like a baby politician he is, he won’t win a single state in the south, Bala Mohammad will share NE votes with him too. Atiku will lose like never before.

Alh. Atiku Abubakar will defeat Bola Tinubu in 2027.

@ARISEtv Bala Mohammad to battle with Atiku in NE. Makinde to battle with Tinubu in SW, meanwhile Peter Obi sweeps SE unchallenged. He played too nice in 2023 and now, he is playing by the rule. ✌️

Bala Mohammed receives APM nomination form as party begins preparations for screening and 2027 general elections.  ow.ly/qCsp106yxwf

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