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Baba Ahmed says Tinubu is disconnected from Nigerians’ hardship

Hakeem Baba Ahmed, former Special Adviser on political matters to Vice President Kashim Shettima, says President Bola Tinubu is disconnected from the hardship many Nigerians are facing.​ Speaking on The Morning Show, he faulted Tinubu’s recent remarks suggesting that those who do not see progress under his administration are biased or unable to recognise development. The president had joked that critics who cannot see hope in his policies may need “jigi bola” eyeglasses.​ Baba Ahmed said such comments raise serious questions about how aware the government is of current economic and security realities. He argued that no leader living in Nigeria and seeing the level of poverty and lack of accountability should expect citizens to applaud their performance.​ The national chairman of the Peoples Redemption Party insisted that the administration’s reforms have not translated into better living conditions. According to […]

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Yul Edochie faults attacks on Igbo supporters of Tinubu

Actor Yul Edochie has condemned the way some people single out Igbo supporters of President Bola Tinubu for criticism ahead of the 2027 general election.​ In a post on X, he said he is worried that fellow Igbos who back Tinubu are often harshly attacked online, while supporters of the president from other regions do not face the same level of backlash. He urged critics to be fair and consistent in their political engagement.​ Edochie questioned why those who insult Igbos that support Tinubu do not also openly challenge supporters from the North or the South West or past leaders who failed to fix the country. He argued that this selective outrage shows a lack of courage and balance.​ He warned that political differences should not be allowed to create deep divisions within the Igbo community. Instead, he called for […]

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Davido explains why he’s no longer interested in joining politics

Afrobeats star Davido has revealed that he is no longer keen on joining partisan politics despite his strong involvement in past campaigns. He said recent events have made him reconsider how deeply he wants to be involved in Nigeria’s political space. According to him, one major reason is the way Nigerians quickly attack and insult celebrities over their political choices or associations. He noted that many people do not separate an artist’s personal political view from their music, which can turn support for a candidate into a source of constant backlash. Davido explained that he now prefers to support quietly from the background instead of being at the frontline of politics. He stressed that his priority is to keep making music and using his influence for positive causes without being dragged into endless political wars. The singer also hinted that […]

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