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this was Mr Peter Obi when the president came to flag off the second Niger bridge.
He told Mr president that he didn’t like the fact the ceremony was hosted in a tent and the people who voted for him (Mr president) couldn’t be there, that it should have happened in an open field.
Peter Obi has always been on the side of the masses.
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The Catholic Church really ate with the liturgical rite of sharing the sign of peace during mass. To exchange hugs and handshakes and place same hand back on your chest; a way of saying “I share God’s peace with you and hereby forgive and reconcile with you.” Powerful!
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Everyone talks about this government’s failures like the cost of living or poverty, but for me, it’s the lack of empathy. Just having the basic decency to treat people like human beings is the absolute minimum, and any leader who can’t do that will never get my support.
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Batimagbo.
I too love am. He dey always make all him supporters look like fools everytime effortlessly 😂
“When I last visited the other time, I was limited to the airport. Forgive me if you didn’t see me enter the land. I assured those displaced, we will rebuild your community, and we will bring you back. I have directed all security agencies to take decisive action.”
- President Bola Tinubu today at the APC presidential rally in Jos, Plateau State
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A Nigerian youth @Mazi_OJD is sleeping in prison for asking where the money meant for the children's classrooms project went.
Injury to one is injury to all.
#FreeDanielOjukwu
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Better doesn’t mean good, and bad doesn’t mean worse. If we’re comparing the two, by every metric available, PDP was far better. You can argue that they were bad, or that they failed in many areas, but APC has been considerably worse. It’s not even fair to debate this.
