Please find them below:
1. The only Nigerian president to have travelled to France about half a dozen times in just TWO years of his administration.
2. The only president to have bought himself an Escalade, a huge America car as his official vehicle.
3. The only president to have bought himself a N5 billion yacht in his first year.
4. Tinubu is also the first president to have purchased himself an Airbus plane, which source of money is undisclosed. According to some cronies, he purchased the plane from his pocket.
5. President Tinubu probably has the largest cabinet ever in Nigeria’s history, made up of about 48 ministers. But, you can’t remember the names of up to ten of the ministers because most of them are idle, incompetent, and unknown.
6. The only president to have announced on his first day in office that he had COMPLETELY removed subsidy from petrol only to turn around and pay trillions of Naira in “subsidy.”
7. The only president whose wife “donated” a whopping sum of ONE BILLION NAIRA to Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.
8. The only president, who without advertisement or competitive bidding, gave a $13 billion highway construction contract to an “indigenous” company in which his family has business interests.
9. The only president whose son kick-started his father’s re-election campaign before the administration’s mid-term by touring the country, meeting Muslim leaders, and sharing cooked meals and raw food.
10. The only president whose son reviews parade and is followed by a large retinue of state security apparatus and a long motorcade of his own.
11. The only president who budgeted N4 billion for the purchase of official vehicles for his wife..
12. The president who spent the largest amount of money on the “renovation” of the largest number of presidential residencies
13. The president who suspended his minister of humanitarian affairs, set up a committee to investigate her and then sat on the report of the committee.
14. The only president whose minister of finance, Accountant General, cbn governor, FIRS chair, EFCC chair, COAS, IG of Police, DG, DSS, CJN, Attorney General, etc, are simultaneously all his tribesmen.
15. The only president who established a seven-man committee to advise him on Census and five of the members of the committee are his tribesmen and women.
16. The president who has paid an appreciable percentage of (undisclosed amount) of money for the construction of another highway, the Sokoto-Badagry Road, which total contract sum and delivery date have been kept away from the public.
17. The president whose minister of works doubles as the spokesman of the companies awarded road construction contracts by his ministry. Have you ever heard Hightech or Infouest construction companies give any details about their Lagos-Calabar, Sokoto-Badagry, or Abuja-Kaduna-Kano road contracts?
18. The president who condemned and ranted most against the state of emergency declared by his predecessors, only to turn around and declare a state of emergency of his own in Rivers state based on the flimsiest excuse.
19. The president who mobilised the people and threatened fire and brimstone if President Jonathan removed subsidy on petroleum products only to turn around and inflict the most depressing and cruel subsidy removal regime on the populace.
20. The president, whose celebrated economic policies caused the highest rate of inflation in the country’s history.
21. The president who refused to say pim in the face of allegations of sexual harassment against his counterpart in the Senate
22. The president under whom petroleum tankers have killed the most number of people in the first two years of any administration.
23. The president under whom the socio-economic conditions of the people have NOT improved despite the unprecedented revenue generated, the amount of loans contracted, the increased crude oil export, and favourable crude oil prices.
24. The president who clamped emergency rule and decided to negotiate with the governor he ousted in a foreign country.
25. The president who has the largest number of spokespersons in the history of Nigeria’s democracy.
26. The president who appointed the largest number of special advisers and special assistants in the country’s history
27. The president who promised 2000 tractors for Nigerian farmers and failed to deliver.
28. The president with the most dubious business, education, and family history.
29. The president who promised to implement the Oronsoye Report, set up a committee to review it and then abandoned the matter.
30. The C-in-C who failed to eliminate banditry and bandit kingpins Bello Turji and Dogo Gide but rushed to have army barracks named after him.
31. The president who promised thousands of jobs only to allow for the closure of factories and exacerbated unemployment.
32. The president who raised the most telecom tariffs without corresponding improvement in telecom services.
33. The president who authorised the highest tariffs in the electricity sector without meaningful improvement in electricity supply.
34. The president who rushed to award multi-billion dollars highway contracts while neglecting existing but dilapidated roads.
35. The president, who received the fewest foreign leaders in the first two years of any recent presidency.
36. The president under whom three West African countries left ECOWAS due to his ill-considered and incompetent foreign policy.
37. The president who threatened to invade Niger Republic and restore democracy and then chickened out.
38. The president with the longest vehicular convoy of any Nigerian president
39. The president whose son takes precedence over cabinet members during introductions to foreign leaders while his father is on official foreign visits.
40. The president who announced the normalisation of aviation and visa relations with UAE only to be contradicted (for misrepresentation of facts) by the host country.
41. The president who calls on his compatriots to make sacrifice while he luxuriates at their expense
42. The president who travels to banditry and kidnapping den called Katsina state and finds the time to frolick and celebrate with an ignorant musician called Rarara.
43. The president under whose nose a retired General of the Nigerian Army was kidnapped for months before release
44. The president who stays the longest time without replacing Nigerian ambassadors while conducting foreign policy through solo effort.
45. The president whose son has been accused of dabbling into state matters, including nominating ministers and setting thugs against student leaders who refuse to do his bidding.
46. The president who forcefully returned the impeached speaker of the Lagos House of Assembly to office.
47. The president who has spent more time politicking than governing.
48. The president, who says Nigerian presidency, is his entitlement.
49. The president who said he spent his own money to win the presidency.
50. The president who arraigned Nigerian youths in court for treason because they protested against hunger.
51. The president who has not been able to visit the United States of America or be received by its president in two years of his administration. Pls note that attending the UNGA meeting in New York is different from a state visit to the US.
52. The president who has been fighting in court to keep the records of his stay in the USA in the 1990s from being accessed by the people.
53. The president, for whom the CIA and FBI and DEA are all fighting to keep his business records hidden from the public.
54. The president who has given the fewest live media interviews in the two years since he became the president.
55. The ONLY Nigerian president who forfeited $460,000 to the US government on the suspicion that the money was proceeds from trade in narcotics.
56. The president whose political party continues to attract defectors for reasons that are unclear.
57. The president, who announced one of his fiercest critics as his spokesman, only to unceremoniously REVERSE himself shortly after.
58. The president who refused to heed the advice of the people to withdraw the tax bills for further consultation and is determined to hoist the bills on the country come what may.
59. The president, whose tax bills committee chairman, one Oladele, recommended jacking up VAT to 15% in 2025 after rejecting proposal for a similar increase by the previous administration. The name of the game is hypocrisy.
60. The president, whose hand is seen in multiple crises bedeveling the major political parties, and now there’s fear that he’s railroading the country into a one-party state.
61. The president, whose minister of the FCT is evidently causing political crisis in Rivers state but is unable to call him to order.
62. The president who benefitted most from dissent and political opposition but is today closing the space for others.
63. The president who’s pursuing ethnic supremacy for his stock.
64. The president whose latest approvals for road construction voted N1.394 TRILLION for his own corner of the country while granting less than N340 billion to the THREE other sub-regions of South East, North West & North East.
65. The most brazenly partial, inconsiderate, and unjust president Nigeria has ever seen.
66. The president who won election on a deceptive Muslim/Muslim presidential ticket and today the Muslims are asking what’s their gain for electing him.
67. The president whose hand is suspected in the emergence of TWO emirs in Kano.
68. Corruption has run riots in Nigeria, and almost every day, there’s one story or another of how public officials are bleeding the treasury. Corruption is alive and well in Nigeria, and this government has neither the sincerity nor the capacity to fight it.
69. Another big achievement of this government is the mass disbelief in the country and hopelessness about whether tomorrow will be any better. The renewed hope is a gimmick and a mere slogan by this administration to buy time and (mis)lead this country into decay. Folks, Nigeria is drifting, misguided by the hands of those wey say dem sabi road. Now we know say dem no sabi road, atol atoll. Dem don put us in a dark tunnel wey no get end.
70. Crime is surging in Nigeria. The country is being overrun by criminals of different hues on the roads and in offices. Who would have thought that Nigerians could roast in a fire another group of Nigerians? Stories of kidnapping, robbery, murder, rape, etc., are on the increase.
71. The president whose “bold reforms” have plunged more than 100 million Nigerians into poverty and yet has no counter-policies or timetable for lifting those multitudes out of the poverty he has put them 🫠
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