₦airaland Forum

HRprof:
It means TINUBUlation will hit you hard very soon

Obaranje:
Reno don dig, dig, dig e don tire e still never see anything against obi

Now na explain e dey explain to us, e go explain e go tire no evidence

Reno if you see any new case against obi wake me up I don go sleep

The Catholic Archbishop of Kaduna, Most Rev. Matthew Man-Oso Ndagoso has said that hardship, insecurity and other challenges in the country are pushing so many Nigerians into mental disorder.

Archbishop Ndagoso said this at the 2024 Annual General Assembly of Catholic Archdiocese of Kaduna with the theme; ‘Integrating Mental Health Into Pastoral Care in the Archdiocese of Kaduna’.

The respected cleric said the country has in the last 13 years been going through insurgency, banditry, kidnappings for ransom, farmers/herders conflicts, ethno-religious conflicts, armed robbery, alcohol and substance abuse.

He noted that of late, very high cost of living,l caused mainly by the unplanned and hasty removal of fuel subsidy and the free floating of the Naira which led to its unimaginable devaluation have brought unprecedented and untold hardship on the vast majority of the citizenry, thereby causing mental and physical illnesses.

“Many people have lost, not only their sources of livelihood but above all their homes and ancestral lands. Acute hunger leading to malnutrition and death especially of children are the order of the day in our country today. Many are at a loss. Depression, anxiety and fear of the unknown are on the increase in the land,” the cleric said.

He further blamed insecurity for the people’s mental health, noting that “security challenges seem to be still in the thick of the woods.”



He lamented that the spate of kidnappings for ransom is on the increase in some rural communities.

“We must continue to be vigilant and work together with all security agents especially the local vigilante groups.

“Communities must be ready now to take their destinies into their hands. Many have done it with good results. Like I said last year, the involvement of locals as informants within our communities has further compounded the problem. I believe there is something each community can do to protect itself,” the Archbishop charged.

Ndagoso therefore lamented on the increasing cases of mental health in the country, urging the government at all levels to urgently proffer solutions to the problem by addressing poverty and insecurity which he noted were responsible for mental health disorder in most homes.

He therefore urged religious leaders to continue to preach messages of hope to the people as a measure to help them see reasons to live.

meum:
With a team like this how will APC feel now?

yoruboid:
How come none of those that ever worked with Obi as commissioners, permanent secretaries, politicians etc aren’t publicly in support of his ambition unlike PBAT that has everyone that ever worked closely with him sticking out their necks for him

That should tell you something

mohims:
Go and take your pills please.

mohims:
The truth is very bitter but it must be said. Mr Pandora is a monumental failure. Obidients are trying to repackage a failure; a man who cannot keep to his vows. Should I remind you about his vow never to leave APGA? Obidients una mumu too much. You guys are mentally sick

IPIGSRSHALLOW:
Mumu, I have more education in my pinky finger from first-class schools around the world than your entire clan.
I gave you a simple assignment, post for all to see where Tinubu was arrested, indicted, and prosecuted for drug dealing anywhere in the world or shut the fvck up.

A semi-educated Gala waking / spare parts seller like you is calling me uneducated.

Obviously, you must have a very low IQ if you really that Tinubu will waste his time suing everyone that accuses him of something that's not true. It only shows that you are as dumb as a rock. Tinubu is way smarter than that.

Post the links or forever shut the fvck up.

BYE

RickyJesus:
Then maybe Obi should stop saying and doing dumb things then.

SmartyPants:
It's alright.

SmartyPants:
Hmmm. I'm not sure about that sir. What's your highest level of education?

IPIGSRSHALLOW:
[b]Tinubu is the president now despite all those false unverifiable allegations. [/b]The problem with Obi is that everything that Reno is exposing about Obi now, can be CHECKED and VERIVIED TO BE CORRECT.

In fact, Obi himself came out to accept that he never built any school while his brainwashed followers were trying to cover for him.

Pls, I dare you to show us any drug arrest or conviction of Tinubu in the US or anywhere in the world. I will personally give you 5 THOUSAND DOLLARS if you can provide it.

I dare you oh, I dey wait. Give us the link to any govt site or court site where Tinubu was arrested, indicted, and prosecuted for drug dealings.


Your blodas are locked up in Asian, American, and European prisons for drug dealings but the same drug dealers are the same ones calling someone a drug dealer. CLWONS

SmartyPants:
Yes Bob, I did expect some sort of abuse from you. You are not educated, are you?

IPIGSRSHALLOW:
Rubbish, Reno has finished your Agulu fraudster.

SmartyPants:
So, logically, it's obvious he wouldn't attack his boss right? What is the difference between Reno and the likes of Aisha Yesufu, whom you follow? In fact Reno is much better because he at least bases his arguments on solid facts and logic which you people have failed to disprove so far.

OAFMods:
Reno wan use truth kill all foolish obidient ipob bastard finish this period. Na back to back Reno de give them hot hot hot.

thesicilian:
Peter Obi needs to go and apologize to this man Reno Omokri. This neck pressing is getting too much

Chairman of the Kano State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission, PCACC, Muhyi Magaji Rimin Gado has described the withdrawal of policemen attached to the agency as corruption fighting back.

Addressing newsmen in his office, he said policemen working in the Commission exhibit professionalism and do not compromise especially when investigating high profile cases.

“If you are fighting corruption you step on toes and you would not be forgiven. So corruption is fighting back.


“From the look of things there are people trying to stop the commission from its work,” Rimin Gado stated.

However, he commended the police authorities for clarifying their position on the withdrawal, which was hinged on personnel audit, saying that there was a communication gap on the development.

Rimin Gado noted that he is not the only one taking the heat “as police officers involved in investigation of high profile cases are also taking the heat”.


He, however, vowed that they will not relent but continue to do the job without compromise.

He added that the Commission will continue to learn from its mistakes, stressing the need amend the law establishing the agency to give specific roles to the police and other law enforcement agents.

According to him, between 50 and 100 suits were served on the Commission asking it to stop investigation in high profile cases.


Rado said the Commission has worthy partners in the police, DSS and Ministry of Justice, adding that states like Jigawa and Benue are emulating what the PCACC is doing.

yarimo:
Peter think he can fool everyone

fuckJones:
wike is bigger than obi

garfield1:
Several others but he is the best so far

garfield1:
Tinubu

garfield1:
One who plays good politics

WesternPanzer:
Honestly, who can explain this to me? Nigeria is collapsing before our eyes and Reno Omokri and paid APC hacks are dancing the dance of a dying patient.

Fuel is over 1000 in most states

Dollar is over 1400 again

Food is now luxury

Nigeria is totally Collapsing.

What exactly is happening in Nigeria?

Rather than put pressure on government to work with his media influence, Reno is focusing more energy on how many schools Obi built?

Or How many exam malpractices centre flourished under Peter Obi?

Even if all these were true which of course they are not, how are these past events relevant to the present reality in Nigeria?

How does this affect the current HELLFIRE NIGERIA HAS BECOME UNDER TINUBU?

The annoying part is that Peter Obi is not even President. How come he is more popular and trending than the president? I am very confused

osuofia2:
you already know the answer.How did Atiku performed poorly in NE and NW? what is the difference between Atiku votes and Tinubu votes.
APC= 8,794,726
PDP = 6,984,520
DIFFERENCE= 1,810,206
OBI = 6,101,533
ALL the SE Obi won usually would have been for Atiku. Soludo already said it in his letter to Obi before the elections but as usual Obidients gragra brought us to APC evil rule
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023-presidential-election-results-by-states/

ABUJA — The opposition Labour Party, LP, and Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday, expressed shock over how the United States 2023 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices arrived at its conclusion that the 2023 polls reflected the will of Nigerians, despite widespread irregularities.


However, the All Progressives Congress, APC, and the Presidency hailed the report but said the party did not need external validation of its victories at the polls.


The report published by the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labour, US Department of State, highlighted human rights practices and violations in different countries, including Nigeria.

It said the last general elections in Nigeria reflected the will of the populace, despite widespread irregularities.

Picking holes in the conclusion, LP and PDP said they are committed to deepening democracy in Nigeria and averting a one-party state.

Highlights of report
The report stated that supporters of the All Progressives Congress, APC, suppressed votes in Igbo-dominated areas during the March 2023 governorship election in Lagos.

“National elections were widely reported to have reflected the will of voters, despite technical and logistical difficulties, and some irregularities.

“Many independent observers who assessed the results of the presidential, legislative, and state-level elections during the year reflected the will of voters despite reports of voter suppression and vote-buying, campaigning at polling stations, lack of ballot secrecy, violence, and intimidation.

“During the March 18 state election in Lagos, All Progressives Congress (APC) supporters reportedly intimidated and suppressed voters in Igbo-dominated areas, which Labour Party Presidential Candidate, Peter Obi, won in the February 25 national election.

“Viral videos on social media showed APC supporters in Ojo (LGA in Lagos) threatening to attack ethnic Igbo voters presumed to be pro-Obi.


“In Eti-Osa, APC supporters also attacked journalists and, in some cases, shut down voting and prevented non-Yoruba voters from accessing polls. They similarly destroyed property and physically blocked voters in Amuwo-Odofin.
“According to videos posted on social media, police officers were present but failed to respond to attacks,’’ the report read.


It said there was no evidence that individuals who perpetrated violence in Lagos during the election were arrested or prosecuted.

Corruption in govt

The report also stated that the Nigerian government has not “consistently” implemented anti-corruption laws.
It said there was “widespread” corruption across the country, including the judiciary.

“In August, President Tinubu appointed former Governor Abubakar Bagudu, the Minister of Budget, despite Bagudu’s widely reported history of helping then-President Sani Abacha steal hundreds of millions of dollars from the government in the 1990s,’’ the report stated.

We remain committed to democracy — PDP, LP
However, the two main opposition political parties, the PDP and the LP, in reaction to the report, restated their commitment to the development of democracy in Nigeria, despite its shortcomings.


National Publicity Secretary of the PDP, Debo Ologunagba, in a telephone chat with Vanguard said: “I am yet to read the report but one thing we, as a party, can assure Nigerians is that we remain committed to the advancement of democracy in our country.
“We are also committed to ensuring that our country does not become a one-party state or slide into dictatorship.”

Speaking in a similar vein, his counterpart in the Labour Party, Obiora Ifoh, said: “With all said and done, we take solace in the fact that the report was fair enough to admit that there were irregularities, including but not limited to vote buying, ballot box snatching, intimidation and physical attacks on our party supporters, especially in Lagos.

“The report was magnanimous enough to note that supporters of the All Progressives Congress, APC, suppressed votes in areas dominated by our supporters during the March 2023 governorship election in Lagos.

“To say the outcome of such an election reflects the majority view of Nigerians is left for the people to judge. Our commitment to the development of democracy in Nigeria remains unshakable.”

Report is welcome devt, but… —APC
On its part, the ruling APC said while it welcomed the report, it does not need any external validation in that regard.
Deputy National Organizing Secretary of the party, Nze Chidi Duru, told Vanguard that the party had since moved on, concentrating on developing Nigeria’s electoral democracy.


He said: “It (report) is a welcome development but I want to restate that we do not need any external validation on the outcome of the 2023 general election.

‘’That election, as far as the party is concerned and as far as the people of Nigeria are concerned, is now behind us and we are looking forward to the 2027 general election.

“All the infrastructure of government at all levels, whether it is at the federal, state, local government or ward level, are already in place. Our councillors, National Assembly members and governors have been elected and are in place.
‘’Where there are issues arising from that election, those elections have been contested at the courts and we know that the courts have heard and given their well-considered ruling. So, we have gone beyond that.

“We also believe improvement, development and change are constant things and then as a government, we will continue to encourage and fund INEC in a way that empowers them to be able to further improve the electoral process in Nigeria.
“As we continue to march on the path of democracy, we hope to continue to conduct elections that would reflect the will of Nigerians.

“So, in a nutshell, as much as this is welcome, we do not need any external validation. Elections have been conducted and those elected have assumed offices and where there are disputes, they were taken to courts and the issues have been resolved.”


We don’t require any foreign validation to make our election free, fair — Presidency

Speaking in like manner, the Presidency through the Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, Mr. Bayo Onanuga, said INEC “conducted a free and fair election.’’

He noted that there is nowhere in the world the electoral umpire conducted a 100 per cent error-free election.
His words: “INEC conducted a free and fair election. We don’t need any foreign country to validate or make our election free and fair.

“The report doesn’t require any validation. As far as we are concerned, it was a free and fair election. We (the All Progressives Congress) won the election.”

The presidential aide also debunked the allegation of voter suppression in Lagos State.