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PART ONE: The Fuel Subsidy Series
This is what the Fuel Subsidy really was. Those promising to bring it back are lying to you!
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Question: What would you do to harmonise the multiple exchange rates affecting businesses and foreign investors?
Please carefully listen to Peter Obi’s response 🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️
How does harmonising the exchange rate, or moving towards a unified, market determined rate, suddenly become a discussion about taxation?
What concerns Angola and Gambia with the question?
How does someone who struggles to directly engage with the core issues being raised intend to formulate and implement practical solutions to them?
May prosperity judge you all masquerading this man as the messiah🙏
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LET’S SHUN VIOLENCE: OUR CAMPAIGNS MUST BE ABOUT ISSUES THAT PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF OUR PEOPLE
I have followed recent reports of violence accompanying political events in different parts of the country.
Every form of violence stands condemned. Violence should never have a place in our political campaigns as we move toward the 2027 general elections.
Our campaigns should be about issues, a contestation of ideas that promote the welfare of our people and the progress of our country.
As the leader of this country, I commit myself to a peaceful, free, and fair election, and I urge political leaders and supporters across party lines to conduct themselves responsibly.
I have said that being in different political parties or pursuing different ambitions does not make us enemies.
As Nigerians, we are members of the same household living in different rooms. Therefore, our politics must elevate human conditions and focus on national progress and development.
I want to reiterate my previous directive to the security agencies: be strict and firm against anyone who seeks to test our resolve and will to preserve public order.
Our administration is committed to an orderly and peaceful election, and all political parties and candidates should be protected and free to campaign anywhere in the country without molestation or fear for their safety.
We shall not tolerate any irresponsible conduct by politicians and their supporters.
Security agencies are therefore authorised to confront thuggery and other anti-social and anti-democratic activities with full force.
Bola Ahmed Tinubu
President and Commander-in-Chief, Federal Republic of Nigeria
November 13, 2026
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The ethnic nation that ever bombed Lagos in Nigeria were the Igbos during the Biafran war. The ethnic nation that ever militarily invaded YORUBALAND in post colonial Nigeria were the Igbos at Ondo state.
Azikwe the leader of the modern Igbo nation was the one who connived with the British to ensure that Lagos colony was not allowed to be part of western region under Awolowo because of his Igbo supremacist agenda.
The only ethnic group in the history of Nigeria that has always tried to hijack political power in Yorubaland are the Igbos not Fulanis or Hausas when Zik wanted to become the prime minister of YORUBALAND.
The lust for political power of Igbos in YORUBALAND was why Azikwe, Ironsi and Nwabueze destroyed the regional system of government, true federalism and fiscal federalism and imposed the Unitary system of government on everybody.
The agenda to turn Nigeria into an Igbo empire was why Azikwe was against true federalism and secession clause in Nigeria's constitution.
This behaviour led Nigeria to a bloody civil war.
Till today, young Igbos who ought to learn from the mistakes of their parents are towing the same line. They are asking for political power in Niger state, and they are busy spreading toxi:c propaganda against Lagos state political leaders because they feel it is their right to hijack political power in Lagos over the Yoruba people, the same people they ha:te.
A Zikist Igbo cannot practice true federalism in Nigeria. He cannot practice ethno-linguistic federalism because he will always be at the neck of other Ethnicities in their respective states looking for how to politically sabotage the indigenous people.
They have no sham:e or digni:Ty.
How does it sound that a Yoruba man is threatening Igbo leaders for political power in Anambra?
Igbos are settling everywhere across Nigeria because they need Nigeria to survive and push your settler colonialism and political Zionist project where they will start demanding for political power from the Indigenous people because they cannot survive and build their power base in the South East. They've given up on the Southeast.
This is why any form of liberal madnesszzz must be expunged from the South west.
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Unpopular opinion: I sincerely do not think Peter Obi is any better than Tinubu. I’ve watched a lot of his interviews, and he comes across as so unintelligent. As much as I want Tinubu out, I still don’t think Peter Obi is a better replacement. I think we’re fried, guys😭
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This is a recruitment notice issued by a Government in their region where no qualified Nigerian is allowed to apply for a medical job if they are not of Igbo origin. But it is the Lagos Government they are trying to blackmail to give them medical jobs unconditionally as Nigerians from the South East 🤗
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The problem is not your politicians. The problem is you their people. You will call northerners cows, call ijaw people lazy drunkards, try to use your block votes to influence elections in the most important city of the Yorubas, lets not even talk about the names you call…
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Post Civil war dish aka MODERN Igbo Cuisine from Ebonyi state.
But if i say Lets sit down and have a civil discussion, BIGOT BIGOT, Tribalist.
Even though its common knowledge that during the war they were forced to eat lizards.
Some history is difficult to say, and saying it would open up wounds. But saying the history is a lie?
Ok nah. Anyways,
Back to my perfume content. I no dey chook mouth on this matter again
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"Peter is our conscience in this election, Any Igbo man who stands up to say we will not vote for Peter Obi is an enemy of Igbo, no matter who he is, Nobody can try it here … anything he (Soludo) does in that office must be with honour, not by sabotaging our brother (Obi)
Senator Victor Umeh
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Honoured to have our President and Commander-in-Chief, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu in Port Harcourt, Rivers State yesterday, for the Presidential campaign rally.
I thank the First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, Vice President Kashim Shettima and his wife, Senate President Godswill Akpabio, APC National Chairman, Prof Nentawe Yilwatda, State Governors and other stakeholders in our political conviction regarding the 2027 Presidential election, and most importantly, members of the Rainbow Coalition family in Rivers State.
For us in Rivers State, our support for the reelection of the President is totally unshakable.
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WATCH: The moment President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and wife danced to Duncan Mighty’s hit track, Port Harcourt boy.
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"...the same Tinubu na im monetise this social media make una take dey make money because some of una no like to work, una wan work from house. Dem give una social media to talk, una go curse the man... If Nigerians una be people wey get head..."
- Mr. Jollof
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“Peter Obi does not pay tax. He cleverly manipulates the books and keeps his own taxes and a lot of his huge assets offshore.”
— Adams Oshiomhole, Senator, Edo North (APC), accuses Peter Obi of tax evasion and concealing assets offshore.
#seunokinbaloye #politicstoday #channelstv
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You want to compare my brain with that of Peter Obi? He ran away from erosion in Anambra and now wants to be president, president of where? Lilikabu.
- President Tinubu
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President Tinubu: This coming election January 16 2027 is consequential election it will define the direction of this country. When I took over 27 governors of 36 of this country were unable to pay salary obligations not talk of pension and gratuity. By now if we didn’t take a decision the day i took over we would use wheelbarrow to move our naira because it would have become valueless