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Brendaniel:Hopefully, I don't need to start trying to convince you that books in libraries contribute to the education of people, which does help people make the right choices. No one rigged any election in my area with thugs and machetes. Some tried, but we elected a PDP governor because we had educated ourselves on what might be better for us, though it could be argued it isn't. |
bemeruca:Good to know you believe a survey over actual crimes reported. Survey respondents provide information about themselves (e.g., age, sex, race and Hispanic origin, marital status, education level, and income) and whether they experienced a victimization. |
Zaheertyler:Freedom through understanding what is claimed to be God's word, since God did not write anything. God, who created both male and female in his own image to eat every seed-bearing plant on the face of the whole earth and every tree that has fruit with seed in it and rule and subdue and multiple, will not then create other humans from mud who must not eat fruits of knowledge unless he needs slaves to serve his image, or some need slaves to serve them. Those who don't eat fruits of of knowledge will never learn to say "let there be" and there is.
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You earlier asked the question below. Brendaniel:And my answer would be yes. It was my own people in my own town with its one local government that told me [url]they will not vote for a person like me[/url] because I wouldn't steal and wouldn't let them steal. Meanwhile, they continue to elect leaders who steal, while they lie to themselves that their vote was stolen as if most of them did not vote for Tinubu! They will indeed learn when chaos happens and kills them! Then might the remaining open their eyes and see. |
Brendaniel:Yes, I already have And you said it was good. One must start by educating oneself, for only then can one educate others. |
Zaheertyler:Jesus came to set people free. And I would rather be a free person than a chained slave, even to the gods |
Brendaniel:You don't wait to secure your property when the thieves arrive to steal it. The wise protect their property before the thieves even know they have property worth stealing.
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bemeruca:According to Rep. Anna Paulina Luna. But I do wonder if/when you'd tire of lying or see how it damages you. https://x.com/RepLuna/status/1836788307197342116
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happney65: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAm4tTLb05I?si=DhH1heSuR-69Rsdv |
Brendaniel:We should therefore learn to differentiate the thieves from the caring and competent politicians and vote accordingly. A story. I once donated a container of books to my local government library. The Chairman asked me to bring them to the local government (The library is in a different location). I asked why, and was told so they can access the value and compensate me accordingly, but I told them I am donating the books for free and need no compensation. I was later informed that they would like me to sign a contract for a ₦100m and pay me like half and they will keep the rest. I was so angry that I ordered the books to be taken to the library and we shelved them. This made me a pariah in my community. I am told I'd never be considered for a government post, which I don't want in the first place, because neither will I steal but would stop them from stealing too. |
Brendaniel:I have told you, and also referred you to further learning. Its the same way you'd protect your valuable property from thieves, or irresponsibly refuse to learn and let your valuables be stolen. Your concern should not however be protecting your own one vote, but protecting the democratic process so all votes count. |
Abubakar Mukhtar, a magistrate in the federal capital territory (FCT), has denied making any order disqualifying Monday Okpebholo, the governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Edo state. https://www.thecable.ng/fake-news-alert-court-did-not-disqualify-okpebholo-as-edo-apc-guber-candidate/
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People are wisely refusing to be mugged. ![]() Shares of Trump Media & Technology Group slumped to their lowest level ever Friday, the first trading day that its biggest shareholder, former President Donald Trump, is free to sell his stake in the company behind the Truth Social platform. |
Brendaniel:You learn about democracy, its history and what has been dine to make it work. You get involved in the election process. You promote registration. You encourage people to vote. You monitor the count. And you study what is currently being done all over the world to stop steal the vote. https://protectdemocracy.org/about/democracy-playbook/
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Brendaniel:If they rig elections and steal your votes, you have not learnt and must continue to repeat the test until you pass. Your vote is your very valuable property. Learn to secure it! budaatum: |
Sorry Code, but all this na story when people couldn't bother to vote. Its like blaming a thief for robbing your house when you left the windows and doors open and invited the thief in and showed them where you keep your valuables and told the best time to steal them! People who can't bother to vote will not bother to ensure the credibility of their votes neither so it alone counts. And that is as irresponsible as begging the thief not to steal your unsecured valuables. Its our duty to ensure we are not cheated, because we alone suffer from being cheated. CodeTemplarr: |
Brendaniel:We live in a democracy, where we get to repeat the exam of caring and competent leader election every 4 years. And at the moment, with less than a fifth of eligible voters voting, and less than a tenth for the winner, we are failing abysmally. We are infants as far as democracy is concerned. Countries getting it "right" today have been at it for many hundreds of years. We are however blessed in that we can learn from those countries and shorten the time to success. What we should do is educate ourselves to recognise caring and competence and vote for it. We may not pass and get it right at the next election or for many after, but we shall learn one day to get it right. Please see the wise words below. "Compulsory subject in secondary school". CaptainFM1: |
chazon:A Roc! Though I couldn't find a free download for The Secrets of Mind Power: The Secret of Success and Other Essential Works: (The Library of Spiritual Wisdom) Book by William Walker Atkinson, his other books are here. https://www.globalgreyebooks.com/william-walker-atkinson-books.html
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ngwababe:His sister wanted to fuq him. A consequence of putting boys and girls in the same room. |
CodeTemplarr:I disagree! Any reasonable person who wants to doctor results of the last election will not doctor a mere 8,794,726 votes out of a legible 93,469,008 registered voters. And the sooner we start being honest with ourselves, the sooner we'd find a remedy. |
First, well done for seeking help here, though it is not the right place. You were brought up in an unhealthy home where you were abused as a child, and should seek professional psychiatric help before you are completely destroyed. |
Brendaniel:People are already dropping dead whether you see them or refuse to look. https://www.nairaland.com/8218429/suspects-arrested-selling-newborn-twins#132084070 |
Maxymilliano:And corruption. |
VIO knows most Nigerians are ignorant of the law and so they continue to exploit Nigerians. You should just show them the ruling and sue them if they persist. Annoyingly, this lawyer did not appear to sue for costs! https://businessday.ng/news/article/vios-dont-have-the-right-to-ask-for-vehicle-worthiness-appeal-court/
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Enslavers Interpretation Of the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil thou must not eat, for in the day that thou eat thou shalt surely die. Free people's interpretation For God doth know that in the day that thou eat thereof thou shall become like gods.
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Shawarmagirl:Nigerians did not bother to elect anyone. Less than 9 million Nigerians elected our current president while the majority Registered 93,469,008 voters sat on their lazy irresponsible asses. We deserve what they dish out!
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Obrigardo:I don't need to believe you. I know basilico is a stark illiterate. Just read his last post where he described his racist white bosses as good people. Only a stark illiterate would think so lowly of himself. |
Minjim:I've read government has threatened private companies with imprisonment if they don't pay the 70k minimum wage, but I of course don't believe they will carry out the threat. They sure will not find it easy to imprison a person who pays their driver or house help less than 70k, and they will close their eyes to local governments who can't pay it neither. |
Brendaniel:We must wake up from our slumber and realise that democracy os government by we the people for we the people, and elect competent caring leaders on election day instead of letting a mere 8 million people elect ọmọ wa ni and my religion leaders in a country of over 200 million people. Untill we do that, we shall continue to be led by the ignorant selfish leaders that we deserve. |
Branco6:The government does not give a flying fuq about my welfare! And yes, we don't produce anything. But that will not stop the government from taxing me. In fact, the fact the government does not care about my welfare is the reason they will tax me even more. Government does after all need my tax to pay themselves millions and buy presidential planes and treat themselves in UK and send their kids to Harvard, especially now that income from crude oil is drying up. As a side, less than 8 million elected the current president while I couldn't bother to vote. I ignorantly believed my vote does not count so I stupidly refused to cast it. Now listen to me wailing ebi npa wa, lol. The sooner I wake up from my slumber and realise that my government does not care about my welfare, the sooner I might start taking more interest on election day so fools don't elect my government.
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Brendaniel:No, Brendaniel, I am not saying I believe the promises of an incompetent government, since an incompetent government can not fulfil its promises. Besides, the incompetent government did not promise the astronomical increase in prices that I have predicted. What I am saying is an incompetent government will introduce inefficiencies which will be reflected in price increases, so expect things to cost a whole lot more than they currently do. Our incompetent government has already threatened private industry with sanctions if they do not pay the 70k minimum wage. That increase will be reflected in prices across the board. Just think. A private school teacher who was paid 30 or so k will now have to he paid 70k. How much do you think school fees will need to rise to cover that increase. Ditto, gari and transport, and wages, eventually. |
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