A Nigerian man has criticised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu over his recent remarks about Labour Party’s former presidential candidate, Peter Obi, accusing the president of using the erosion crisis in Anambra State to mock his political opponent.
The man expressed his displeasure while reacting to Tinubu’s claim that Obi abandoned Anambra because of erosion, while he (Tinubu) confronted and controlled the Atlantic Ocean in Lagos State.
Questioning the president’s remarks, the man challenged those who believe Tinubu built Lagos, pointing to the persistent flooding that leaves residents struggling whenever heavy rainfall occurs.
“Congratulations to those who believe Tinubu built the same Lagos where, whenever it rains, floodwaters drive residents out of their homes. A builder indeed!” he stated.
He also revisited some of the controversies surrounding Tinubu, including questions about his educational background and personal history.
The critic further accused the president of failing to fulfil his campaign promise of providing Nigerians with stable electricity within four years.
He also blamed Tinubu’s administration for the country’s economic difficulties, arguing that Nigerians have continued to experience a severe economic crisis under his leadership.
His comments have added to the ongoing political exchanges between supporters and critics of Tinubu and Peter Obi ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Read some comments below:
@Ataben:”If tinubu confronted the Atlantic Ocean, did Lagos experienced flood in this year 2026? Lekki-epe road was covered with water. Water entered into people’s houses, people who have big cars, their engines were damaged. Was willy Obiano able to solve erosion in anambra? Even Soludo”
@Armstrong:”Smelly talk my apologies but does obi has clear records if yes can you say that for for bola ? Another point release their sources of what just like you said let’s know where dia resources is coming from ?”
@DeTRADINGPHARM:”Youths supporting Tinubu are mentally deranged and are not supposed to be allowed to move freely like normal people”
