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Jallow-Reva 7th🇨🇩 retweeted
Seyi Makinde is someone i personally want to see become President of Nigeria someday but realistically speaking, Peter Obi is the only one capable of kicking that rubbish out of Aso Rock.
So, for me and my household, Peter Obi it is.
Jallow-Reva 7th🇨🇩 retweeted
Using Peter Obi's financial prudence as comedy will so crack you up. Imagine Obi as the President. There simply wouldn't be any waste in government. He is who he says he is. 🤣
Let's vote this guy in.
Jallow-Reva 7th🇨🇩 retweeted
An old video of Bola Tinubu mocking former President Goodluck Jonathan for appointing 79-year-old Tony Anenih as Chairman of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has resurfaced.
Today, as President, Tinubu appointed 67-year-old Adedayo Adeyeye to the same position.
The question is: What happened to the standard he demanded of Jonathan?
Jallow-Reva 7th🇨🇩 retweeted
Vote Peter Obi…
Also Vote Funsho Doherty…or GRV.
Then we must vote the right people into the House and Senate.
Our Senate looks like a house of clowns.
This is too important.
Let me tell you people something, APC is SCARED.
They know Hamzat is not popular with the general public even if he’s the “ultimate politician” (whatever the fuck that means) within his party.
They know Tinubu has done nonsense and is unfit. They know he needs to be out. They know we are tired.
They are scared!!!
So all this talk about it being impossible to defeat the incumbent, it’s to make you feel defeated before you go vote.
Laugh in their faces.
Go there and VOTE PETER OBI!
Jallow-Reva 7th🇨🇩 retweeted
When Tinubu took office in May 2023, Nigeria’s total public debt stood at ₦72.57 trillion (since independence).
After Tinubu took power, it reached ₦166.79 trillion.
That’s an increase of ₦94.22 trillion, which means he borrowed, in 3 years; more than all his predecessors combined did - since independence.
And these Predeccessors were also paying for fuel subsidy.
The question someone that have sense will ask is: If the money Nigeria borrowed in 3 years (without subsidy) is more than what was borrowed since independence; why are we not feeling the impact?
Where is all the money going?
Jallow-Reva 7th🇨🇩 retweeted
Stagnancy is bad, but regression is worse. In Nigeria, we’re not even stagnant; we’re regressing.
Let me explain.
If in 2016, you could afford a 10 year old car (a 2006 model), and in 2026, you can still afford a 10 year old car (a 2016 model), that’s stagnancy.
But if in 2016, you could afford a 10 year old car (a 2006 model), and in 2026, you can no longer afford even a 20 year old car (a 2006 model), that’s regression.
Now you see how far backwards the APC has taken us?
