Princedapace:


My dear.. here is our problem: we cant challenge our leaders...we cant protest, we cant force them to take actions, we cant compel them to pass a particular .. we cant protest until we have 18 hours power supply etc

do u know why?

It is because we are ethnically different! We cant have unity of purpose here.. An average Nigerian is so scared that he is ready to die before his death..

My sister, sentiment aside, states/regions need to run their own affairs and control their own resources.. my dear, when hunger hit many states by then, most of them will get sense to make best out of what they av in their state..

some states can survive on medical tourism, education tourism, historical tourism, sport tourism etc.. this can only happen when the citizens protest, disturb, pull their various state govt..

We cant do that now at our various states because the central govt runs the affair of this country.. Power needs to leave the central govt..

My dear sister, if we dont do this, we would remain like this even in the next 50 years.. only the political class will keep enjoying the current system. If we can have 10 Nnamdi Kanu, (aside his abusive words) , if we can have his type fearlessly engage the ruling class and we get to allow full control of all resources at state/regional level, this country would be delivered from the ruling class..

GQman:
Nigerians, let us use Nnamdi Kalu, as an inspiration to become more engaged citizens and ask for better leadership.
We criticize our leaders, but we have not been exemplary citizens or followers.
We need to make our leaders know that we'll hold them to account.
While we are tearing our house down, the rest of Africa is moving on.
Take Rwanda for example: You'll think you were in Switzerland once you arrive in Kigali.
Rwanda had a recent war! Rwanda is landlocked and is not richer than Nigeria.
Rwanda is the cleanest state in all of Africa (take a look at the video below).
The savvy African traveller knows that Kigali is far better than Abuja or Lagos.

The Southeast may be landlocked like Rwanda, and like Rwanda has alsovhad a genocide but look at what Rwanda has become.
Can the Southeast meet the challenge? We hear that the southeast is roaring to emerge as the answer to the black man's prayer and is ready to compete. If you want to compete, look no further than Rwanda! Rwanda has set the bar high, lets see what Southeast can do.
No be for mouth ooo!




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zy0muJcrtwk


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7VEK3m3FfU

IamGobe:
Good fr them
Here in naija We value food more than electricity
Abeg who electricity EPP?
Mtcheew!!
Modified**
FCT for d first time
I dedicate this FTC to all the the women frying akara in abuja...keep it real More oil to ur frying pot
Nt forgetting my fellow able KSU ayinbga students God will remember us very soon.

IamGobe:
Good fr them
Here in naija We value food more than electricity
Abeg who electricity EPP?
Mtcheew!!
Modified**
FCT for d first time
I dedicate this FTC to all the the women frying akara in abuja...keep it real More oil to ur frying pot
Nt forgetting my fellow able KSU ayinbga students God will remember us very soon.

capatainrambo:
and again




where is fasholA

taylor88:
wen ur self acclaimed minister of darkness is alive

QueenOfNepal:
He said the truth but your type that don't know the importance of electricity will talk nonsense

capatainrambo:
buhari pant fall on you

GQman:
Nigerians, let us use Nnamdi Kalu, as an inspiration to become more engaged citizens and ask for better leadership.
We criticize our leaders, but we have not been exemplary citizens or followers.
We need to make our leaders know that we'll hold them to account.
While we are tearing our house down, the rest of Africa is moving on.
Take Rwanda for example: You'll think you were in Switzerland once you arrive in Kigali.
Rwanda had a recent war! Rwanda is landlocked and is not richer than Nigeria.
Rwanda is the cleanest state in all of Africa (take a look at the video below).
The savvy African traveller knows that Kigali is far better than Abuja or Lagos.

The Southeast may be landlocked like Rwanda, and like Rwanda has alsovhad a genocide but look at what Rwanda has become.
Can the Southeast meet the challenge? We hear that the southeast is roaring to emerge as the answer to the black man's prayer and is ready to compete. If you want to compete, look no further than Rwanda! Rwanda has set the bar high, lets see what Southeast can do.
No be for mouth ooo!




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zy0muJcrtwk


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7VEK3m3FfU

Agumbankembu:


If Biafra was an independent state, it would have been an example for Africa, this Rwanda you see takes STEM and research seriously, they invested so much in waste processing uses bio fuel to create mini power station that generate electricity.
You can attest to the highly powered scientific team during the time of Biafra.
I am not happy I tell you, we ought to be competing with the rest of word in Science and technology, but we are more concerned with who wins Jollof rice with Ghana.
Ghana no be our mates in Research and Science, they have so many opportunities for people into those fields, even Gambia too.
Let me stop here, I am just annoyed.

afroxyz:


The SE lacks a critical factor that Rwanda has. LEADERSHIP. Without leadership, there is no direction.There is no clear cut leader among the Igbos. We should first hold our governors accountable before blaming the President.

360command:
look I don't know what you are talking about .. I have gone to the poorest village in a few African countries and I was shock...a village that has nothing, just dependent on their farms and fishery but they have light better than some cities in Lagos.. my village, which is not a village cause it is developed is struggling to have light since 7years.. Nigeria is failed state when it comes to providing lights to peoples home.

QueenOfNepal:
He said the truth but your type that don't know the importance of electricity will talk nonsense

capatainrambo:

stop grunting like a zombie and leave me alone




no time for ur likes.


he is not communicating to you. I wonder y u wasted time posting ur usual trash. tell me what is osibanjo and buhari doing about light.




answer or forever hold ur peace

tomieyRozay:

you are a fool

Mylestone:







dem still fry AKARA 4 Abuja.....d CAPITAL

capatainrambo:
buhari pant fall on you

0b100100111:
Social media senator!


He has made more subject matters on social media than the National Assembly where it applies to the most.

I wonder if the debate has in anyway hindered him and his colleague from executing there functional duties.


Always making sense "ONLY" on social media like his scared of confronting those that needs to be spoken to.

Donald Trump the 2nd!

Turbocharged:

It is either you are so uninformed or you are intentionally stupid. If you follow proceedings in the Senate, you should know that Ben and Dino are the two most outspoken senators in that floor.
Secondly, even if he doesn't speak at the floor of the Senate, did he not make valid point. Shouldn't we be having 24/7 electricity in Nigeria in this generation. This is the 21st century, and instead of the country to be moving forward, we are going backwards. Worst than we were in 1960.
You people should stop supporting evil. A father, whose children are homeless and hungry , even though he earn large sums of money, is Evil.
Stop supporting Evil.

Agimor:
I don't understand. Is Bruce not in a better position to make this country better for everyone. Must he become the president for him to galvanize vote from his fellow looters to make laws that will affect the average Nigerian positively. Enough of playing to the gallery. Do want you can to effect lives in the position you found yourself.