The economic policy upheavals that have characterized Nigerian President Bola Tinubu’s two years in power and sparked a deepening cost-of-living crisis are giving way to a less disruptive approach as the leader of Africa’s most populous country prepares for a likely reelection bid in 2027.
“They know he’s a direct threat to their corrupt way of life. His integrity exposes their rot, and his presence threatens to dismantle the empire of thievery they’ve built over decades.”
“The Otti administration within the last two years set up the Greater Aba Development Authority (GADA) and Greater Ohafia Development Authority (GODA) to promote urban renewal and orderly development of infrastructure.”
“We are here to work for the people, Gov Alex Otti said, and where we fail, we will take corrections and let the people be the judge” and not a few disgruntled elements scavenging on the fringes of disorganized and fraudulent political system
“When Tinubu is done with this country, Nigerians will be begging to return to Buhari’s era, The 2027 results are already written. The only thing that can change Nigeria is rebellion against the system, against another sham election, not against democracy, anyway”
“A monster is not stopped by persuasion, pleading or reason. Or even the appeal to law. He is stopped only by what he believes in, force.”
“South East is the hub of Gas in Nigeria. But, the government has no intention to build any gas plants in the south east. The original gas pipelines laid out by Ukachukwu were cancelled and redesigned by Buhari to exclude the South East”
“Governor Zulum in today’s media reports officially confirmed that there are fifth columnists (Saboteurs) in the army and in government aiding and abetting bokoharam terrorists.”
“Tinubu has no intention of restructuring Nigeria in a way that weakens Lagos’ grip on national revenue. Real restructuring means redistributing infrastructure, federal presence, and ports, which threatens the economic dominance of Lagos and the Southwest.”
“We all know that the Igbo are topping education charts across Nigeria. Every year, we have the highest number of students gaining university admission. We value knowledge, we work hard, and we rise by merit. But now, the very systems we trust are being used to suppress us”
