adebayo987:
You're right but Tinubu is not weak. A weak Tinubu would not declare war against Niger. A weak Tinubu would not remove subsidy. A weak Tinubu would not retire generals. A weak Tinubu would not act before thinking (here you confuse wise with weakness). Tinubu may be sick but when his dream of becoming Nigeria's president happened he became joyful and happy. Tinubu is bringing the best ministers to work with him. Although it appears he didn't have much plan for the country of which you'll be correct, he's not the kind of leader you'd want to mess with.

MandelaPutin:
1. Tinubu governs with fear. He is afraid of the US, the northern, the east and ss regions of Nigeria. He is also afraid of the courts (tribunals). He is severely afraid of the media, military and that largely informed his decision to wage a foolish war against Niger Republic.

2. Tinubu shows no interest in fighting corruption. This is evident in the fuel subsidy removal where he blames corruption as the major obstacle but chooses to punish Nigerians than tackle the corruption behind subsidy. Now, there is rumour that the fuel pump price will be increased to 750 or above.

3. Tinubu's government is anti-Robinhood. He steals from the poor to give to the rich. The recent bruhaha on palliatives where the larger chunks go to the national assembly, the executive and the judiciary justifies this. The payment of bogus holiday salary to the national assembly and refusing to slash the jumbo salaries of the political class do portray him as the leader we don't need at this important time.

4. Tinubu has no policy direction. He switches here and there and acts rashly. A clear example is the jettisoning of 8000 naira palliatives and fighting now to take a stand in whether to fight Niger Republic or not over public backlashes.

5. Tinubu acts before thinking. He doesn't consult before taking a major decision. A good example is announcing fuel subsidy removal which he said was not even his inaugural speech. The market factors are not showing any signal. Nigerians are crying. Companies are folding and millions are losing their jobs.

6. Tinubu is sick: Take it or leave, Tinubu is very sick and old. Very soon he will start traveling to France or UK for medicals.

7. Tinubu is not proactive and poor in security matters. It's barely two months he announced new service staff, the killing in Plateau, Benue, Southern Kaduna etc is daring. They read him early enough as a weak and directionless leader who didn't prepare well for governance. Tinubu has not visited any of those places to show solidarity.

8. Tinubu is bringing old corrupt political thieves onboard. He owes allegiance to many corrupt politicians he must placate and that spells doom for his government.

9. Tinubu is a bad economist. The poor are already crying and $1 is hitting above N1000. I doubt if Tinubu actually studied Economics.

aremubabs:



Three coups in 2 years, and you expect ECOWAS and the AU not to be scared. If thieves are busy robbing houses close to you, would you not be scared that your own house may be next?



If ECOWAS fails to stand tough, other militaries would feel emboldened to topple their own governments.






This is not an evidence that Tinubu is not interested in fighting corruption. He just wants quick reforms. The problem is that he is not thinking straight about probably due to bad advisers.






Tinubu does not control how much goes to the National Assembly. The president is not that powerful.





This point has absolutely no direction. He didn't outrightly abandon the palliative talk. He simply shelved it to give a better reviewing. As for the fight with Niger Republic, you all talk lie Tinubu is ECOWAS. Yes, he is the Chairman, but he does not make the decisions. Heads of states come together and discuss issues. They reach a consensus and the chairman announces the consensus. Only illiterates think this is Tinubu vs Niger Republic. It is actually ECOWAS vs. Niger Republic.






I agree that the fuel subsidy was thoughtless.






You must be his personal doctor. Moreover, watch what you wish others. You don't know them personally. You wish him to start travelling for medicals. I hope the wish won't bounce back on you.





You talk as if killings have not always dropped up and then picked up again.


I am not making excuses for Tinubu on security matter, but the man has not even be there for up to 3 months. He met a virtually cash-strapped economy and has had to contend with the distractions from sore losers like Atiku and Obi. And then, he is saddled with the chairman role of an ECOWAS that has seen 3 coups in its region within two years. Cut the man some slack.





Sadly, that is politics. Every politician rolls with certain element that then have to pay back in kind when elected.






He studied accounting, not economics.

helinues:
After how many months?

All enemies of Nigeria shall be disgraced

Ofunaofu:
Tinubu is worst than Buhari

Fact!

MandelaPutin:
1. Tinubu governs with fear. He is afraid of the US, the northern, the east and ss regions of Nigeria. He is also afraid of the courts (tribunals). He is severely afraid of the media, military and that largely informed his decision to wage a foolish war against Niger Republic.

2. Tinubu shows no interest in fighting corruption. This is evident in the fuel subsidy removal where he blames corruption as the major obstacle but chooses to punish Nigerians than tackle the corruption behind subsidy. Now, there is rumour that the fuel pump price will be increased to 750 or above.

3. Tinubu's government is anti-Robinhood. He steals from the poor to give to the rich. The recent bruhaha on palliatives where the larger chunks go to the national assembly, the executive and the judiciary justifies this. The payment of bogus holiday salary to the national assembly and refusing to slash the jumbo salaries of the political class do portray him as the leader we don't need at this important time.

4. Tinubu has no policy direction. He switches here and there and acts rashly. A clear example is the jettisoning of 8000 naira palliatives and fighting now to take a stand in whether to fight Niger Republic or not over public backlashes.

5. Tinubu acts before thinking. He doesn't consult before taking a major decision. A good example is announcing fuel subsidy removal which he said was not even his inaugural speech. The market factors are not showing any signal. Nigerians are crying. Companies are folding and millions are losing their jobs.

6. Tinubu is sick: Take it or leave, Tinubu is very sick and old. Very soon he will start traveling to France or UK for medicals.

7. Tinubu is not proactive and poor in security matters. It's barely two months he announced new service staff, the killing in Plateau, Benue, Southern Kaduna etc is daring. They read him early enough as a weak and directionless leader who didn't prepare well for governance. Tinubu has not visited any of those places to show solidarity.

8. Tinubu is bringing old corrupt political thieves onboard. He owes allegiance to many corrupt politicians he must placate and that spells doom for his government.

9. Tinubu is a bad economist. The poor are already crying and $1 is hitting above N1000. I doubt if Tinubu actually studied Economics.

Sharpsharp00123:
another gibberish from igbo

Aboks:
agbado republic

aremubabs:



Three coups in 2 years, and you expect ECOWAS and the AU not to be scared. If thieves are busy robbing houses close to you, would you not be scared that your own house may be the next?



If ECOWAS fails to stand tough, other militaries would feel emboldened to topple their own governments.






This is not an evidence that Tinubu is not interested in fighting corruption. He just wants quick reforms. The problem is that he is not thinking straight about it probably due to bad advisers.






Tinubu does not control how much goes to the National Assembly. The president is not that powerful.





This point has absolutely no direction. He didn't outrightly abandon the palliative talk. He simply shelved it to give it a better reviewing. As for the fight with Niger Republic, you all talk like Tinubu is ECOWAS. Yes, he is the Chairman, but he does not make the decisions. Heads of states come together and discuss issues. They reach a consensus and the chairman announces the consensus. Only illiterates think this is Tinubu vs Niger Republic. It is actually ECOWAS vs. Niger Republic.






I agree that the fuel subsidy removal was thoughtless.






You must be his personal doctor. Moreover, watch what you wish others. You don't know them personally. You wish him to start travelling for medicals. I hope the wish won't bounce back on you.





You talk as if killings have not always dropped and then picked up again.


I am not making excuses for Tinubu on security matter, but the man has not even been there for up to 3 months. He met a virtually cash-strapped economy and has had to contend with the distractions from sore losers like Atiku and Obi. And then, he is saddled with the chairman role of an ECOWAS that has seen 3 coups in its region within two years. Cut the man some slack.





Sadly, that is politics. Every politician rolls with certain element that they then have to pay back in kind when elected.






He studied accounting, not economics.

helinues:
After how many months?

All enemies of Nigeria shall be disgraced

DMerciful:
Thats how you guys said during Bubu tenure,to give him time until 8yrs of famine was incurred

MandelaPutin:
1. Tinubu governs with fear. He is afraid of the US, the northern, the east and ss regions of Nigeria. He is also afraid of the courts (tribunals). He is severely afraid of the media, military and that largely informed his decision to wage a foolish war against Niger Republic.

2. Tinubu shows no interest in fighting corruption. This is evident in the fuel subsidy removal where he blames corruption as the major obstacle but chooses to punish Nigerians than tackle the corruption behind subsidy. Now, there is rumour that the fuel pump price will be increased to 750 or above.

3. Tinubu's government is anti-Robinhood. He steals from the poor to give to the rich. The recent bruhaha on palliatives where the larger chunks go to the national assembly, the executive and the judiciary justifies this. The payment of bogus holiday salary to the national assembly and refusing to slash the jumbo salaries of the political class do portray him as the leader we don't need at this important time.

4. Tinubu has no policy direction. He switches here and there and acts rashly. A clear example is the jettisoning of 8000 naira palliatives and fighting now to take a stand in whether to fight Niger Republic or not over public backlashes.

5. Tinubu acts before thinking. He doesn't consult before taking a major decision. A good example is announcing fuel subsidy removal which he said was not even his inaugural speech. The market factors are not showing any signal. Nigerians are crying. Companies are folding and millions are losing their jobs.

6. Tinubu is sick: Take it or leave, Tinubu is very sick and old. Very soon he will start traveling to France or UK for medicals.

7. Tinubu is not proactive and poor in security matters. It's barely two months he announced new service staff, the killing in Plateau, Benue, Southern Kaduna etc is daring. They read him early enough as a weak and directionless leader who didn't prepare well for governance. Tinubu has not visited any of those places to show solidarity.

8. Tinubu is bringing old corrupt political thieves onboard. He owes allegiance to many corrupt politicians he must placate and that spells doom for his government.

9. Tinubu is a bad economist. The poor are already crying and $1 is hitting above N1000. I doubt if Tinubu actually studied Economics, ok someone said Accounting.

adebayo987:
You're right but Tinubu is not weak. A weak Tinubu would not declare war against Niger. A weak Tinubu would not remove subsidy. A weak Tinubu would not retire generals. A weak Tinubu would not act before thinking (here you confuse wise with weakness). Tinubu may be sick but when his dream of becoming Nigeria's president happened he became joyful and happy. Tinubu is bringing the best ministers to work with him. Although it appears he didn't have much plan for the country of which you'll be correct, he's not the kind of leader you'd want to mess with.

nedekid:

So it was Tinubu that declared on Niger. I thought folks said it was ecowas.

adebayo987:
Putin declared war on Ukraine on behalf of Russia. Tinubu did the same on Niger on behalf of ECOWAS. An organisation is represented by its leader. If you see the face of Biden, you're equally looking at the US because right now, he's their leader. So, it is in all things.

Got it?

rinzaugustine:
Tinubu wasn’t prepared for governance, no manifesto, only plan and manifesto during campaign was emilokan and insulting igbos . He has lost control of Nigeria already within just 2 months

nedekid:

So it was Tinubu that declared on Niger. I thought folks said it was ecowas.