The first son is in ICU at awaiting surgery.

Wife is battling cancer.

Second daughter is battling underage pregnancy.

Third son is police custody.

The last child has been sent out of school because unpaid fees.

Meanwhile, the father just announced to the family that he's going on vacation.

P.S: This tweet has nothing to do with President Tinubu's vacation to St. Lucia.

My darling - Chella (lyrics) #dance #songlyrics #tiktoknigeria #musiclovers

An African president who holidays in Europe and South America does not understand the power of personal example and the impact of tourism on the economy

President Yar'Adua went on leave to holiday in Obudu in Cross River State; it was on purpose, designed to promote tourism

Being a president means sacrifice; you do things for optics to deliver a message. Tourism is a job creator, it's a forex earner, it strengthens the naira, it's even national security

Let Mr president holiday in all Six geopolitical zone, turn its a competition sef. It will spur local consumption

Uganda's 80-year-old President Yoweri Museveni is seeking re-election for a 7th term in 2026.

He has ruled Uganda since 1986.

His son, Muhoozi Kainerugaba is Uganda's Chief of Defence Forces.

His wife, Janet Museveni is the Minister of Education.

In this picture, Davido, one of Africa’s biggest artists, is sitting beside a young man who happens to be the second son of one of Nigeria’s Ministers.

The location is an expensive restaurant in the heart of Paris, France. A civil servant on a Nigerian salary cannot afford a plate of food here.

The son of the Nigerian Minister who sat here comfortably and spent a fortune to dine and whine with Davido doesn’t have a known job and is publicly known to be idle, except that he helps his father to carry luggage sometimes.

This is a summary story of Nigeria. What a civil servant, who has served for over 20 years can’t afford, the jobless son of a Minister, who has served for just 2 years, can afford much more at the snap of his fingers.

End of Story.

The dream of every Igbo man is to build a comfortable home both in the city and in his village, secure a good job or run a thriving business, make wise investments, drive good cars, marry a beautiful Igbo woman, raise sons and daughters, give them the best education, travel the world, grow old with his wife, and pass on peacefully in old age.

Guy for 2022 if we tell Yoruba people say dem go Que for bread today dem for doubt am coz their eagerness to teach Igbos lesson make Tinubu carry dem Handicap 2027 we go again.🙏🏽

If Peter Gregory Obi gives up on this country for any reason, you loose a whole generation of change makers

It will take the country close to a century to recover from the damages

Too many destinies are tied to his ambition

It is not about him; it is about what he represents.

Every married person should see this

The @officialnyscng is not Tinubu's Personal Service, but a National Service enforced by law on young graduates; therefore, no one should be penalized for speaking up against bad governance. Standing up against tyranny is also a form of National Service. #NoRITARAYENoPOP!

I have become a subject of blackmail since the day I did a very thorough interview with the known deceiver and asked him a key question on his wild journey of discovery and the answers were shabby.

Since then he’s been concocting all sorts of lies but I will not descend into unproductive conversations.

Everyone knows a deceitful person, even his family knows.

I will keep doing my job for the greater good of Nigeria.

Claims that anyone raised me is a lie. He’s never met me in person and my father raised me. I was never a charity case. I never went begging from anyone.

In fact we did much more and the facts are there.

I am too big to descend into unproductive conversations with unstable persons. I do my job well at all times.

Seyi Makinde’s case is a reason to appreciate the man Peter Obi is.

In Nigeria, Governors loot in their first tenure mostly to finance their second tenure election and keep enough change (in case).

But they loot in their second tenure to secure generational wealth, fund future political ambitions and “unforeseen circumstances.”

That's likely what Seti Makinde did by allocating a whopping N63 billion to renovate a government house, which neither he nor his deputy lives in.

Perhaps, there needs to be enough money for whatever plans he may have, for his children to have “enough” to waste, and for his family to “live above means.”

Peter Obi served for two tenures, in neither of which was any “frivolous” or “overbloated” contract found. It is ABNORMAL in the Nigerian political sense and system.