NewStats: 3,259,501 , 8,170,346 topics. Date: Sunday, 25 May 2025 at 11:14 AM 1r4q6o

The Tinubu istration has proven, time and again, to be utterly incapable, wholly incompetent, and completely devoid of any coherent ideas for tackling Nigeria’s deepening security crisis. This is not just my position — it is a growing consensus among political opposition leaders, respected security experts, and even within the ruling party who, though too timid to speak publicly, confess this uncomfortable truth behind closed doors.

The blood of innocent Nigerians continues to be spilled with appalling regularity—most recently in the Logo and Gbagir communities of Ukum LGA in Benue State. Yet, the Tinubu presidency remains disturbingly indifferent, displaying neither urgency nor the basic decency of public empathy.

Leadership demands presence. In 2016, President Barack Obama cut short an important diplomatic visit to return home after five police officers were killed in a lone gunman attack. In 2019, President Cyril Ramaphosa abandoned a state visit to Egypt to return to South Africa amid an electricity crisis. Even U.S. Senator Ted Cruz, heavily criticized for fleeing to Mexico during a deadly winter storm in Texas, eventually returned and acknowledged his mistake.

In our own history, President Goodluck Jonathan returned from Equatorial Guinea in 2014 following a deadly bomb blast in Abuja. That is the expected minimum in moments of national trauma.

Yet President Bola Tinubu, incapable of solving Nigeria’s worsening insecurity, chooses instead to gallivant across Europe — governing Nigeria in absentia as if from a holiday perch. If he cannot act, the least he can do is show up. If he cannot lead with empathy, he should at least attempt the performance of it. Nigeria is bleeding. Nigerians are dying. The president is nowhere to be found.

My heartfelt condolences go to the people and Government of Benue State. We stand with you in grief and in solidarity.

An inept istration may not suddenly discover competence. But we will not stop calling it out. If Tinubu cannot deliver safety and dignity to Nigerians, the very least he can do is pretend to care —regardless of ethnicity, religion, or political affiliation. –AA
https://x.com/atiku/status/1913695110258397239?

Ok we have read

Next news please

May God help us in this country

TPain is a calamity that should no befall any country. He will continue to rest in peace as he went to rest in

helinues:
Ok we have read

Next news please

You have not opened a thread on obi today.Are you out of topic...evil alter gift

Can we really say they are not making effort?

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Politicians funding terrorism,,

Something must be fundamentally wrong for insecurity to have persisted overtime.

VnAhunnaPl:
Can we really say they are not making effort?

Nobody gives a hoot about efforts.
Everyone is interested in results.

Your Tinubu does not know his left from his right

helinues:
Ok we have read

Next news please

Tinubu is doing well. He is the president, not a local government chairman.

He has every right to travel and engage with world leaders.

The critics should just focus on his policies and governance and leave the rest.

Salewa97:
Tinubu is doing well. He is the president, not a local government chairman.

He has every right to travel and engage with world leaders.

The critics should just focus on his policies and governance and leave the rest.

Even you know deep down your heart, Tinubu is a failure.

ValarDoharis:
Your Tinubu does not know his left from his right

He is also no where to be found. Nlfpmod, those claiming he is trying, might have not eaten lunch today.

The message no reach to be even posted on this forum.

helinues:
Ok we have read

Next news please

loser

Says Iwaeda From Atiku who can’t even pull his party together.

Wailers wailing.

iwaeda:
The Tinubu istration has proven, time and again, to be utterly incapable, wholly incompetent, and completely devoid of any coherent ideas for tackling Nigeria’s deepening security crisis. This is not just my position — it is a growing consensus among political opposition leaders, respected security experts, and even within the ruling party who, though too timid to speak publicly, confess this uncomfortable truth behind closed doors.

The blood of innocent Nigerians continues to be spilled with appalling regularity—most recently in the Logo and Gbagir communities of Ukum LGA in Benue State. Yet, the Tinubu presidency remains disturbingly indifferent, displaying neither urgency nor the basic decency of public empathy.

Leadership demands presence. In 2016, President Barack Obama cut short an important diplomatic visit to return home after five police officers were killed in a lone gunman attack. In 2019, President Cyril Ramaphosa abandoned a state visit to Egypt to return to South Africa amid an electricity crisis. Even U.S. Senator Ted Cruz, heavily criticized for fleeing to Mexico during a deadly winter storm in Texas, eventually returned and acknowledged his mistake.

In our own history, President Goodluck Jonathan returned from Equatorial Guinea in 2014 following a deadly bomb blast in Abuja. That is the expected minimum in moments of national trauma.

Yet President Bola Tinubu, incapable of solving Nigeria’s worsening insecurity, chooses instead to gallivant across Europe — governing Nigeria in absentia as if from a holiday perch. If he cannot act, the least he can do is show up. If he cannot lead with empathy, he should at least attempt the performance of it. Nigeria is bleeding. Nigerians are dying. The president is nowhere to be found.

My heartfelt condolences go to the people and Government of Benue State. We stand with you in grief and in solidarity.

An inept istration may not suddenly discover competence. But we will not stop calling it out. If Tinubu cannot deliver safety and dignity to Nigerians, the very least he can do is pretend to care —regardless of ethnicity, religion, or political affiliation. –AA
https://x.com/atiku/status/1913695110258397239?

gabbytabby:
Says Iwaeda From Atiku who can’t even pull his party together.

Wailers wailing.

Let me laugh you to scorn. It is Easter Sunday.

The opposition are yet to recover from the shocking defeat in the last election.

Na only God can save Nigeria from these clueless opposition

I like people laughing instead of wailing so an improvement.

Happy, laughing Easter to you and me. No sad news kwo.

iwaeda:


Let me laugh you to scorn. It is Easter Sunday.

gabbytabby:
I like people laughing instead of wailing so an improvement.

Happy, laughing Easter to you and me. No sad news kwo.