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I usually don't do this, but I will. You have three wives. If someone asks you how many wives you have, will you tell the person that your wife isn't good in bed or that you have three wives? Tinubu was asked a simple question about why people don't trust the government with their taxes. He simply has to explain how effectively he has utilized the taxes paid and how transparent his government has been. Nobody asked him how simplified the tax law is or anything. It was a question related to trust. He goofed it. It's either that you are saying he understood it but decided to be mischievous because he has achieved nothing and we no longer see financial reports and budget performance or he does not understand the question. Which one clown?

This interview is really proving exactly why we never see him do interviews. The man is truly dull🫩

When NDC go start dey tweet like this abeg?

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My dad died when I was 20. My uncle took over the logistics company. First thing he said: “You’re too young. Go do deliveries. Real business is for men.” So I did deliveries for 4 years. 12-hour days. Rain, heat, 3 AM runs. Meanwhile my cousin got the office job. AC, laptop, “operations manager” on his LinkedIn. What they didn’t know: I memorized every route, every client, every rate. I rebuilt our dispatch sheet at night because their Excel was a mess. Drivers trusted me more than my uncle. I was the one fixing late shipments at 2 AM. One day DHL comes for a partnership meeting. Uncle and cousin sit in suits. I’m in my delivery uniform, unloading a truck in the back. DHL guy: “Who handles route optimization and client retention?” Uncle: “I do.” DHL guy: “Then why does your churn rate show 40% on routes you ‘handle’?” They turn to me. “32% savings on fuel last year. We dropped 12 bad clients. Re-negotiated contracts with 4 suppliers. All under my name in the system.” DHL: “We only work with the person who actually runs it.” Here’s the kicker: Dad left me 51% in the will. Uncle “lost” the paperwork. I found the original in dad’s old locker. I called a board meeting. Bought out my uncle’s 49% with an investor loan using the warehouse as collateral. He tried to sue. Lost. Last month he called asking for a “consultant” role. I told him we’re fully automated now. No consultants needed.

“Dear former President Goodluck Jonathan, the crown and all the respect people have for you, it seems you don’t like it anymore? If you ever contest for president, Mr Peter Obi will definitely win you, even here in the Niger Delta. It’s better you support the right ticket 'OK'. I’m a Niger Delta woman, you are a Niger Delta man, but you will løse the election.” — Woman speaks to former President Goodluck Jonathan

You can easily see how empty His head is once he is not in a room filled with his Party Sycophants clapping after Every 2 sentences… 😭😭🙄🤣

Even with rigging Peter Obi will still win 2027 election, there’s absolutely nothing that will save APC..

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“President Tinubu has not done well in his first term, and you are expecting him to do well in a second term?” — Market woman reacts.

If you like let APC idiots rage bait you with their gaslighting tactics…like we all didn’t watch the conference and see how their boss sounded like the foolish non-intelligent person that he is!

How do you explain to non Nigerians that the man in this video in whose house millions of dollars, pounds and Naira was found by @officialEFCC is now an ambassador appointed by Tinubu? How?

IF OUR NIN IS TRULY LINKED TO OUR PHONE NUMBER, WHY DO THEY RESELL THE SAME PHONE NUMBER TO ANOTHER PERSON !!!!!!!!!!!! 😡😡😡😡😡😡

Everybody screaming good times , now I think 12.5kg is now 18k , if you allow BAT win next year , by 2029, 18k will be ‘good times’ too , save this tweet . Get your PVC and vote him out !!

Nigeria politicians/business men, always like to quote Naira to make it look like they started poor. Even Dangote was said to start “humble” at N500k lmao. In 1980 official FX rate ₦1 = $1.80 So ₦20,000 × $1.80 = $36,000 At a rough black-market rate of about ₦0.90 per $1 That is ₦20,000 = $22,000 So depending on which rate you use, ₦20,000 in 1980 could have been worth somewhere around $22,000–$36,000 USD. He had access to that much money. There is nothing like humble beginnings here. That was real money. If you give someone 20k dollars today too they would’ve built a successful business too.

Do you know how crazy it is that Nigerians are littering World bank’s social media pages comments with pleas not to loan us money? Ah! Tinubu you don show us shege 😭

Atiku Abubakar has confessed that he used SPV to embezzle public funds. Atiku Abubakar is supposed to be in prison — Kenneth Okonkwo

They asked Tinubu a simple question about trust in government on taxes, Tinubu went completely off-point. A dullard.

No single respect for Nigerians. None whatsoever.

Akpabio needs to remain alive to answer alot of questions. Death is an escape for him..