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SEYI TINUBU'S BLASPHEMY AND THE FATHER'S FLIP-FLOP: The Arrogant Fool Who Threw God's Name Under the Bus for His Father Albab Abdullahi ✍️ Seyi Tinubu just proved in one foolish sentence that he has zero fear of God and even less understanding of who the Almighty truly is. "There is nothing that can stop my father from completing his eight years in power. Not even God is capable." Those were his exact words. Not a slip of the tongue. Not a joke gone wrong. A direct, proud challenge to the Creator of heaven and earth, all because he wants to help his father, President Bola Tinubu, secure a second term. This is not ordinary political talk. This is dangerous arrogance. This is a young man, drunk on power and privilege, openly declaring that God Himself is powerless before the Tinubu political machine. In a country like Nigeria, where millions wake up every day to pray to Allah for mercy, protection, and daily bread, Seyi has spat on the very foundation of our faith. Who does Seyi think he is? Has he forgotten that kings and kingdoms rise and fall only by God's permission? Has he never read or heard that no one — no president, no billionaire, no "godfather" — can extend their time on earth or in power one single day beyond what the Almighty has written? The same God who brought down greater men than Bola Tinubu can easily humble this one too. By saying "Not even God is capable," Seyi has committed a grave desecration. He has reduced the All-Powerful, All-Knowing Allah to the level of a political opponent that can be defeated. This is not boldness. This is stupidity of the highest order. It is blasphemy wrapped in family loyalty. It shows a heart that does not know God and a mouth that does not fear Him. Every Nigerian — Muslim and Christian alike — should be outraged. When the son of the president speaks like this, it tells the whole world what kind of spirit is ruling in that family. They fear no one. They respect nothing sacred. They believe their money, connections, and influence can silence even the heavens. But history is full of such proud men. Pharaoh thought no one could stop him. Nebuchadnezzar boasted until God turned him into a grass-eating madman. Many African leaders who thought they were gods have ended up in shame, exile, or early graves. No one fights God and wins. No one. Seyi Tinubu has exposed himself and his father's ambition as godless. He has insulted the faith of over 200 million Nigerians just to score cheap political points. This is not the kind of person who should be anywhere near power or influence in a religious nation. If Seyi truly believes nothing — not even God — can stop his father, then let him keep talking. Because the same God he has mocked is still on the throne. And He has a way of answering fools in ways they never expect. The disgrace is complete. Seyi has shown the world he knows the price of power but knows nothing about the fear of God. Albaabu Abudulahi Kaduna

You can disagree with government policies, that is perfectly fine, that is democracy. People are frustrated, things are hard, and no one should pretend otherwise. But we also need to be honest with ourselves. Nigeria did not get to this point overnight. Many of the problems we complain about today have been building up for years, poor decisions, delayed reforms, weak systems, overdependence on oil, and a habit of avoiding hard choices. The truth is, there is never a “good time” to fix deep problems. Tough decisions will always come with discomfort. We can debate whether the approach is right or wrong, and government should absolutely be held accountable, but expecting decades of problems to disappear in a short time is not realistic. Nobody enjoys hardship, but sometimes the real question is whether the country is finally trying to deal with the root of the problem instead of just managing symptoms. Time will tell, but we owe ourselves honest conversations, not just anger.

Emeka Ike was a registered voter in Imo State. He only transferred his INEC Registration to the FCT on May 15, 2026 (15 days ago). And he wants to contest for House of Reps in Abuja! Someone who has never voted in the FCT o. What happened to his Imo State? This Obidient people enh!!!

This song deserves to be played in the World cup. In fact, it should be the anthem.

Remembering my Ancestors, We will never forget!!! Nigeria hasn't gotten any better despite all the nonsense unification. May 30th the Biafran Memorial day. ♥️ may the millions of souls rest in peace.

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I voted for Peter Obi in the last election after they counted the total votes casted in my ward and Obi won, I went back to my hotel. I regretted that action, never again So this election, after casting my vote and counting it in my ward, I will be following the inec returning officer to AMAC and making sure Obi wins there too, if possible I will park at ICC gate and make sure Peter Obi is declared the winner before driving back to my hotel this time around. If the mandate is stolen again, this time around I will start protest from there straight to the National Assembly.

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