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Some Nigerians on social media platform, X have started trending #TinubuMustGo to lament the current socio-economic situation of Nigerians as a result of President Bola Tinubu’s failed economic policies.

In a series of tweets made by Nigerian netizens on X, the citizens regretted voting for Tinubu in 2023 general election.

A user, Fast Naija Update wrote: “The same mumu people that voted for Tinubu are now shouting #Tinubu MustGo. Mumu tribal bigots everywhere. Shola Oba of Benin Sky b Kogi.”

Kris: “#Tinubu MustGo #Tinubu MustGo #Tinubu MustGo No matter how the p**** threatens the sky, las las e go bow him head go down in shame. @officialABAT you may steal from the national treasure but you will never steal from the Nigerian people. Nigeria no be Lagos. You thief!”

Another user, Prince_Dabby wrote: “If you saw this cap and still went ahead and voted him Then you are prt of the problem … See the connection between the cap and what he’s doing #Tinubu MustGo.”

Royal Spotlight: “Tinubu came to office, settles himself with a yacht, nice car for first lady. Lawmakers wanted to shout, he shüt their møuths with brand new SUVs. Settles VP and chief of staff with humongous allocations to renovate their wings. The rest is TAX, TAX, TAX! #TinubuMustGo.”

Teemah: “If you saw this cap and still went ahead and voted him. Then you are prt of the problem. See the connection between the cap and what he’s doing #TinubuMustGo.”

Zamani: “Hunger na your mate? Tinubu done reset una Brain

Lord Justus N: “And so it begins with #TinubuMustGo.”



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