Replying to @Kolzzzy @JumeirahRoyale
Yes. Try Atiku. Doing the same thing and expecting a different result is the definition of madness. Tinubu has not showed capacity and because of his bigotry and desire to appoint only his tribesmen into critical positions, he has been unable to get the best hands available to help him. Atiku will get the best Nigerians from home and abroad irrespective of tribe or religion to run the country and Make Life Affordable Again.
Replying to @JumeirahRoyale
It is not a death wish, it is the reality. Saying it is not my portion doesn’t save you when it’s your turn for Nigeria to happen. For starters there is something wrong if you have to carefully choose a hospital for your wife to give birth. In sane societies, you just go to any hospital, all your health records are online and can be easily accessed by any doctor. Now you take offense and say I am wishing your wife evil, what do you want the husbands of the 993/100, 000(that will be millions of women) to say? They should pray for you for supporting a government that killed their wives?
Replying to @JumeirahRoyale
I don’t need to convince you. Data is stubborn. Your wife could easily have been one of the 993 women out of 100k who died having children in Nigeria.
Replying to @JumeirahRoyale
The fact that your wife had a child there smoothly (thankfully) doesn’t mean many women haven’t died there having children. That’s what I said earlier that many Nigerians like you don’t see problems with anything until it touches them. You don’t need to lose someone close to you (like Chimamanda) or have a close shave with death like (Anthony Joshua) to condemn bad governance. I live in Canada and I know the difference calling 911 can make to someone dying or staying alive. On a normal day, most Nigerians who live in good countries shouldn’t worry about Nigeria because we are safe where we are but we still keep worrying about our friends and relatives back home. It is heart breaking to see the length people go here to keep dogs and cats alive only to watch Nigerians being slaughtered like chickens. It’s heart wrenching! 💔
Replying to @JumeirahRoyale
I do not agree with you that BAT is doing anything to improve the life of Nigerians, infact that is very low on his priority list. Please look at this pictograph and tell me if you still believe BAT is doing the right thing.
Replying to @JumeirahRoyale
I appreciate your not returning the harsh words so I apologize for any hurts. There are rumours the singer who recently passed in Ibadan was an APC supporter because he performed in some APC functions. The point I was trying to make is everyone in Nigeria is a walking victim waiting to happen. Nigeria happens to people daily through lack of health facilities, bandits and criminals killing and decapitating people, needless road accidents and so many deaths from other preventable causes. How can you justify only N39m released for capital projects in the Federal ministry of health for a whole year while APC politicians are spending billions on renewed hope campaigns? Last year most of the funds earmarked for Airforce aircraft maintenance were not released and we are surprised that their planes and helicopters are crashing and killing people? We should not hail the evil going on in the country becuase it has not reached us.
Replying to @JumeirahRoyale
And when the rush you to an hospital with no oxygen, on doctors, you will vote for him in hell. 🧐Your fellow APC supporter just died after he was rejected by 8 hospitals. When Nigeria wants to happen to you, it doesn’t ask for your party membership card.
Replying to @omoluabi1sq
I don’t think Obi really wants to be president. If he does, he would have known that without the support of a sitting president from the north,it will almost be impossible for an Igbo man to win the presidency. For some reason his main objective is to stop Atiku working as an OBJ puppet. He has said he won’t run again after 2027 which also coincides with when Atiku will retire from active politics. Atiku has been very unlucky with VP candidates from Obi to Okowa and his love for Igbo VPs even though their electoral value is small is perplexing.
Replying to @grok @Gov_Manuelinho
@grok does her husband’s support for President Tinubu have anything to do with her promotion? Is it not a conflict of interest for the wife of a politician who openly support a candidate in the next election to head such a sensitive department of INEC?
Replying to @Dee_9889
Just the way he made Anambra the largest economy in Nigeria 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Replying to @UchePOkoye
You don go smoke again🧐when are you going to stop taking cheap drugs? 🤔
Replying to @Engr_imran_mk @ADCVanguard_ @OfficialAPCNg @baballe_23487 @abba_hamani @Atiku_MV @KafinHausaa
Fake news!! Mr I a must be on the ballot, aka food is ready will never agree to that except they told him up front he will be the candidate 🤣
Replying to @Udoh_D
You are correct in your analysis. I have been saying the same thing. If Obi shares the SS and S.E. votes with Tinubu in 2027, it will be an easy win for Atiku because neither Obi nor Tinubu has any pathway in the north. All Atiku needs to be declared is to get 25% in 5 southern states and with his majority from northern block votes, he wins. I am very convinced that Atiku Abubakar is next president of Nigeria. Obi would be known history as playing the spoiler in two separate elections.
The Village Economist retweeted
As president, what are the things you want @Atiku to do in his first 100 days in office, to quickly make your life better and easier?
Please reply with the Hashtag #PresidentAtiku2027
And please retweet or quote this post so that others can see and answer too… 🙏.
Replying to @tinyandagod @atiku
He needs to restore the faith in a united Nigeria by first sanitizing all tribalistic appointments Tinubu has made and creating a Federal character balance that is based on the 6 geopolitical zones. 2) reform the justice system particularly the judiciary because nothing can function when you have incompetent and corrupt judges 3)Introduce production fuel subsidies to existing refineries and provide FG loan guarantees and tax breaks to investors in new refineries. Part of that is convincing at least 5 Nigerian billionaires involved in oil & gas to invest in their their own refineries like Dangote. 4) Reform INEC to restore it’s credibility 5) Reform the security architecture by creating functional state and LGA police, appointing new service chiefs based on competence and giving them 100days to show Nigerians real progress in wiping out bandits from all corners of Nigeria. There are more things to be done but these are my priorities.
Replying to @flosode
That’s better than any billboard! Well done soldier! May all your efforts for the course of a new Nigeria pay off by an Atiku victory on Jan 16.
Replying to @KadunaResident
Tomorrow you will make another post calling people tribal bigots 🤣🤣🤣let’s watch Igbo people elect their first president with their votes alone. Sense is far from many of you.
Replying to @DareHardy09 @tinyandagod
You’re right. Ignoring the negative PR started by OBJ and pushed by APC has been his greatest undoing. More and more people are beginning to listen to him now and I hope that reflects in the votes in 2027.




