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@BwalaDaniel Come on, step aside and let people who are bold and won’t swallow their truth speak.

Come and hear the gist of the matter from one of them

@MasterBolaji The stock market doesn’t pay for food, transport, or survival. Subsidy removal + a collapsing naira are the real drivers of this “growth.” And as always, the bill is simple—Nigerians are paying for it.

Nigeria’s stock market growth under: ​Obasanjo: ₦5.12tr Yar’Adua: ₦6.03tr Jonathan: ₦11.42tr Buhari: ₦28.45tr Tinubu (Current): ₦145.3tr All past leaders did ₦50.02tr over 24 years, while BAT has done ₦145.3 trillion in just 3 years. That’s a massive difference.

@AnekeTony @Big_marvis It’s like trying to explain calculus to a roadside mechanic. If he’s on X, the least he can do before posting that kind of gibberish is check or ask AI the democratic status of those countries.

@Big_marvis I struggled with myself not to engage you, but I had to peep at your bio. Then, it all makes sense. One has not much to say to a used car salesman. Trying to educate you will be an exercise in total futility. The strings in what's left of your brain will burst. Tread carefully

Peter Obi: “In any country where politicians are richer than businesspeople, that country is finished.” Reality check: • UAE: President MBZ ~$30B • Saudi: MBS controls hundreds of billions • Qatar, Brunei: Ruling families own the wealth • Russia: Putin estimated $100-200B Yet these rank among the world’s richest nations per capita. Nigeria’s problem isn’t politicians’ wealth — it’s poor governance & failed policies. Delivery > slogans. (Obi’s absolute claim is simply false.)

@abdullahayofel This is a digital bribe—you’re trying to buy people off with followers.

Datiemo✌️✌️🔥 If you're ready to vote for President Tinubu in 2027 Retweet and drop your handle Let's follow you 👇🔥

@osazenoo Sarcasm!

“Tinubu is hated in the North” Yet this is APC rally in one location in Kebbi. Offline no be Online.

@abdullahayofel @Our_continent You can package your excuses in sweet words to justify the latest borrowing. Sugar-coat the borrowing all you like. The people won't forget. Not the hardship. Not the pain. Not the suffering. Not the deaths. That is the loud, brutal legacy this regime cannot escape.

Omo, this lady just broke it down and schooled Obidiots on Tinubu’s new loan for the Sokoto – Badagry Super Highway🔥🔥👇

@MasterBolaji Real stability is when speaking out doesn’t take courage and elections don’t need prayer points.

Politically, Nigeria is more stable, sane, and safer than the United States. Imagine someone attempting to use a gun on the President, the highest political authority in 2026. What a shame! You can’t even point a gun at a local government chairman here, let alone the President.

@MasterBolaji 2026 or not, political violence is global. The U.S. confronts it—suspects are exposed and prosecuted fast. Here, we still struggle to hold gunmen accountable, even at ward level. ‘You can’t point a gun at a chairman’ isn’t stability—it’s fear.

@HighChiefOkoro Funny, coming from a ‘political digital mobilization strategist’

If I told you I’ve never collected a kobo to make any post on social media, would you believe? Well, now you know. Everything I do is out of love and passion.

@abdullahayofel Election Empowerment Program

Omo, see seyi tinubu empowerment on another level......the City Boy Movement just distributed all these to uplift and support youths across the South-South today🔥🔥

@MasterBolaji Calling every criticism “politics” is the easiest way to avoid the truth. SLS speaks on Nigeria’s borrowing, suddenly it’s about his ties to Nasir El-Rufai? Deflect all you want! Is Nigeria’s borrowing sustainable—or not? Facts don’t care about political loyalties.

You see, politics can blind people, either from speaking truth or seeing it clearly. I believe Sanusi Lamido’s comments on Nigeria’s borrowing are shaped by his support for El-Rufai against the government. He is highly learned, yet politics can still cloud judgment over time.!!

@Orpeyemiii @julezolayinka What am I supposed to do with people who aren’t on X but are still making money? Elon Musk is one of the richest people in the world—he’s on X and even owns it. So what exactly is the point? People made money under Abacha and Idi Amin’s era too. So again, what’s the argument?

@daklom @julezolayinka Real Nigerians are making money, and they are not on X. Lol x.com/i/status/20476…

With Mr. President

@Orpeyemiii @julezolayinka A weak economy can still parade a few “money-making” stories—but don’t be fooled. That’s often just smoke and mirrors. Meanwhile, wealth concentrates at the top, while the majority battle rising costs, shrinking purchasing power, and daily economic pressure just to survive.

@thecompasshub @officialABAT After three years in office, the expectation is to account for the impact and benefits of your earlier policies and programmes—not roll out fresh promises just to secure another election victory.

JUST IN: President Bola Tinubu has approved the following: * Exit Benefit Scheme (EBS) * Employee Compensation Scheme * 100% Duty Tour Allowance for Training * Review and Increase in Peculiar Allowance and * ₦10 Billion Housing Loan Scheme for Public Servants

In Nigeria today, POLICY comes FIRST and the PEOPLE come LAST. Which is fundamentally wrong and completely backward

In a democracy, policy answers to the people—not the people to policy.

@TheBeninBlogger Someone drove himself and you’re celebrating it? At this rate, we might as well start celebrating him for walking by himself. What a mindset.

"Seyi Tinubu is driving himself in Benin City. That is why we will vote for Tinubu." - Collins Aghahowa

@abdullahayofel Brilliant, intelligent evasion of responsibility. None of this was mentioned during the campaign. Or did the Constitution of the FRN just arrive from Mars three years later? C-in-C of the Armed Forces is not tied to the function of President for nothing

"...The Security of Nigerians is not the responsibility of the President..." — Obafemi George👀👇🔥

@ronkecarew @Onsogbu Careful—that comparison is weak. UK loans: high interest, but income-based repayment and possible write-off. It’s structured and predictable. NELFUND? Cheap on paper—but can it deliver: consistently;Transparently; Sustainably? Will it truly protect graduate whe jobs r scarce?

I actually wish the UK students loan is exactly like NELFUND. It would have made life a lot easier for more people. The interest rate on the UK student loan is a lot , a whole lot and I know we try to avoid talking about it

@abdullahayofel At this rate, those “better days” may never come.What kind of democracy imposes draconian policies and expects applause? This system keeps taking; your money, your stability, even lives; while giving nothing back. That’s not reform. That’s failure, dressed up as policy.

@abdullahayofel Good points on fuel subsidy removal—but let’s not rewrite reality. She conveniently skipped the crushing impact on income and purchasing power. No amount of polished explanation can cancel out the everyday hardship Nigerians are living under BAT brilliantly poor policies

Omo, this Lady done it again another solid take. Sharp mind, no doubt. Obidiot, you might want to watch this>>>>👀🔥👇