DeLaRue: So if Nigerian government sends 10 doctors to Saint Lucia, it is the end of the world for Nigerians?
At less than 200,000, the population of St Lucia is less than the population of Iyana Ipaja
So even 5 extra doctors will make a big difference to them, whilst 5 less doctors will have zero impact on Nigeria.
The UK sends aid worth around £200 million to Nigeria every year, and the US almost $700 million per year before Trump.
Do you know how many people in the UK and US who can't afford food, who rely on charity for clothes, or who are homeless.
Have those countries refused to send aid to Nigeria despite the fact that tens of thousands of their own citizens are poorer than Nigerians?
You are the reason why Nigerians are suffering, Most communities don't have doctors ni, children are dieing from easily treated diseases, quackery is on the rise and you are encouraging exporting doctors. The same doctors that have been canvassing for better pay(imagine being paid with a salary scale more than 5 years old) with no response. May you not experience Nigerian Healthcare system.
Alfredmarshal: “Abel Damina Shocks Christians: Israel Is NOT God’s Nation Anymore?”
Iran, Israel & the US — Is this the end times? In this powerful 11-minute teaching, Dr. Abel Damina challenges traditional Christian beliefs about modern-day Israel. He explains why today’s political Israel is not the same as the biblical Israel and reveals what the Bible really says about war, prophecy, and the true elect.
📖 Scriptures Quoted:
Romans 11:17
Genesis 32:28 (not 33:25 – typo in earlier message)
🔥 After the teaching, Chinick TV delivers a bold 3-minute breakdown to help you understand and reflect.
This video may challenge what you’ve always believed — but it will also deepen your understanding.
💬 What’s your take? Is modern Israel still God’s chosen nation — or is the Church the true Israel today?
As a Christain Present day isreal is of all those born again in the Holy ghost known as the Elect Church scattered through out the nation's of the Earth Our kingdom is the New earth to which we are citizens. We are simply here on earth to demonstrate God's dominion, establishing righteousness. I am simply against the loss of lives and suffering perpetuated by Isreal, Iran and USA politicians. They are under the sway of devil who is an agent of death and destruction.
ProudlyLagos: the same tribalistic ideas you have been fed with by your ancestors…..hypocrites,,you only cry when you are beaten to your game typical yam ree doings😂😂😂
So you've chosen to remain in the ways of your ancestors. Well ride on.
SmartPolician: When you get to your university gate, you will see the motto of your university. They always talk about knowledge and skills, and never about getting jobs. So, we go to school to acquire knowledge and skills that will help us understand and question the world around us and solve its problems.
While the university doesn't expect you to put that knowledge into bad practice (that's why they find you worthy in character and learning), what you do with it is totally up to you. In summary, nobody promised you that you would get a job after going to school because getting a job isn't the essence of going to school in the first place.
Universities aim to equip students with knowledge and skills, but the expectation is that governments create opportunities for these skills to be utilized. It's unrealistic to assume graduates will automatically find value-added roles. Governments should provide enabling environments and job opportunities that match the skills taught in schools. My school's motto, 'Excellence and Service,' implies a responsibility to serve society, which aligns with the expectation of governments creating opportunities for graduates to contribute meaningfully!
SmartPolician: When you get to your university gate, you will see the motto of your university. They always talk about knowledge and skills, and never about getting jobs. So, we go to school to acquire knowledge and skills that will help us understand and question the world around us and solve its problems.
While the university doesn't expect you to put that knowledge into bad practice (that's why they find you worthy in character and learning), what you do with it is totally up to you. In summary, nobody promised you that you would get a job after going to school because getting a job isn't the essence of going to school in the first place.
Universities aim to equip students with knowledge and skills, but the expectation is that governments create opportunities for these skills to be utilized. It's unrealistic to assume graduates will automatically find value-added roles. Governments should provide enabling environments and job opportunities that match the skills taught in schools. Your school's motto, 'Excellence and Service,' implies a responsibility to serve society, which aligns with the expectation of governments creating opportunities for graduates to contribute meaningfully!
It's baffling that we're pushed to pursue higher education without job guarantees. The SAED(Skill Acquisition Empowerment and development) of NYSC initiative's emphasis on skill acquisition is a Band-Aid solution. Why counsel Nigerian youth to spend years in school without assurance of relevant job opportunities? It's disheartening to see graduates struggling, leading some to feel that education is a scam. The expectation that professionals like doctors should diversify into unrelated fields like soap-making or tailoring to survive is unrealistic. The system needs reform to prioritize job creation and align education with industry needs.
ProudlyLagos: quit with your hypocritical cry……no one is buying it. You lot are so quick to accuse others of tribalism while we all know you lot are chief tribalist. Just like the picture diagram have illustrated
you see the problem I have "you lot" who is feeding you with tribalistic ideas?
ProudlyLagos: quit with your hypocritical cry……no one is buying it. You lot are so quick to accuse others of tribalism while we all know you lot are chief tribalist. Just like the picture diagram have illustrated
So voting for someone you think can deliver is now being tribalistic. Igbos generally have been known to vote for people that are competent and can deliver. Even when Oga Ojukwu contested for president did igbos support him?
ProudlyLagos: yam ree and hypocrisy be like 5&6, you play the worse form of tribalism, even amongst yourself with the primitive Osu caste system and wawa nonsense……even the last election exposed your hypocrisy
I underline the word "You" Have you ever interacted with me and I spewed tribalistic words? It's always you people did this and that All from Stories concocted by politicians with selfish intentions. Stop being tribalistic. While you peddle tribalism, your leaders are busy looting left, right and Centre. Let's unite as citizens and take Nigeria to greater heights.
prinzedy: Nigeria is truly a killer of dreams and excellent spirit. A lot of nigerians struggling here academically, excels and break records overseas. Imagine if this ypung man were to run this programme in Nigeria, he may likely have been frustrated out of the programme.
The fact that they even gave him the prize despite being from a different country, race is just amazing. Congrats my Yoruba brother, thank you for making us proud. This is a big achievement, God give you the grace to live long and enjoy the fruits of your labour.
PaNnamdi: Don't be deceived because electricity generation is not child play.Generation of electricity requires numerous capital and human resources to make a nation especially a large one called Nigeria with over 200 million people to get steady electricity.
Reasons Nigeria Can Never Guarantee Steady Electricity Supply
As a Nigerian I use roughly 3000 watts of electricity daily,this comes from my 8 400 watts solar panels.Every Nigerian need atleast a minimum of 2000 to optimum of 3000 watts of electricity in his home to be able to carry out basic electrical demands in his day to day life.
How Many Watts Do Nigeria Actually Need To Generate
Nigerian Need atleast a generation capacity of 600,000,000,000(600 billion)watts of electricity for it to gurantee that it have met the electrical demands of the Nigerian population.If the Nigerian government follows this solar generation model(which is the cheapest and ecologically cleanest way),the Nigerian government also need to distribute and subsidize solar batteries and inverters so as to make the Nigerian be able to boast of 24 hr electricity daily
Cost Associated With Generating Electricity Of This Size
A 600bn watts generation would guarantee every 200 million Nigerian citizen have assess to at less 3,000 watts of electricity wether during peak times or not.if it cost the government 3000 dollars to generate 3mw(3000 watts) of solar power,it would require 3000*200,000,000 which is 600 billion dollars to guarantee electricity for every Nigerian.(Note this is just basic calculation and extra costs involved during this realization weren't added if I added it everything could run up to 1 trillion dollars).
Reality
Nigeria can't afford this,and to my readers please maintain your generator or solar panels with all zeal because its your only remedy to steady light until you die,don't believe propagandas a thousand of Peter obi,tinubu, Jonathan,sowore and all analysts combined can't make Nigeria get steady electricity supply accross every inch of Nigerian territory not even in a 100 years time.
As usual a post created to push the narrative that Nigeria is poor. Nigeria is rich to politicians that they try tooth and nail to make sure they are elected into the helm of affairs where they can tap into the vast resources of Nigeria.while broadcasting that Nigeria is poor to the common man. Our hope is with God who can engineer the right Nigerian, into the the wrong system of governance and restructure it.
mrvitalis: So production economy means lack of import ? Can you make wine in Nigeria? Do you have the comparative advantage?
The biggest producing nations are the top importers also
Una no really go school abi na hatred dey block una head?
pure hatred. Nigeria is a big mess because it's average citizen is tribalistic. Always thinking in terms of tribe and not our country. Nysc was created to correct this and has been in existence for years with the status quo remaining. I personally have interacted with people of Yoruba and hausa tribe & found out that we have a lot in common except for the language barrier. Until citizens unite, demand and implement fgood governance. Nigeria will continue in its tracks as an amalgamation of warring parties.
chrisxxx: An Ikwerre man knows an igbo man in and out. He knows their tricks. That is why Igbos are doing everything to rein them in. An Igbo man can't hide anything before an Ikwerre man. An Ikwerre man understands igbo thoroughly. It is annoying to Igbos that they don't understand Ikwerre.
someone will just stay somewhere and mutter meaningless words. So an igbo man is angry because he can't understand an ikwere man. Lol tribalism is so much in this country that I wonder if we will ever become one. It's just sad
ivandragon: 'Sounds' good, but the devil is always in the details and the reality on ground...
So, let's do the comparative analysis shall we...
1. Base (period, value etc)
A. Comparative period 2014 and 2025 (2014 is used or 2 reasons. 1. That was when apc came to power. 2. The people in power today protested against the socioeconomic conditions of 2014)
B. Monetary value (using fx rates) N250,000 today is equivalent to N34,000 in 2014.
So, a brief random comparative analysis would reveal the following...
In 2014, N34,000 would get you about 380 litres of pms. In 2025, N250,000 gets you about 266 litres of pms.
In 2014, N34,000 got you about 4+ bags of rice. In 2025, N250,000 gets you 3+ bags of rice.
In 2014, N34,000 got 10 bags of NPK fertilizer. In 2025, N250,000 gets 5 bags of NPK fertilizer.
In 2014, N34,000 got 55 small baskets of tomatoes. In 2025, N250,000 gets 42 small baskets of tomatoes.
So, are Nigerians better off socioeconomically under bat?
Your guess is as good as whatever you have surmised...
This is disheartening seriously, thank you for your in depth analysis. What do you suggest will help?
franchasofficia: Nigerian army is complacent in the whole Fulani herdsmen terrorists attacks all over Nigeria, it is no longer news.
My only worry is why Tinubu haven't done any serious thing to change this, how you may ask?
From reports of past years and recent times, anytime Fulani herdsmen wants to attack a community, Nigerian army usually storm that community to disarm any vigilante group and even make random arrests, days later Fulani herdsmen terrorists will strike that community. And once they strike, Nigerian army will crawl out from their hiding to prevent the community youths from carrying out a reprisal attack on Fulanis.
The solution?
Stop posting Hausa-Fulani Generals to be the GOC of any army barrack outside Northwest and Northeast.
Let every GOC of army barrack in any Nigerian state be an indigene of that state, or at worst someone from that region if the state doesn't have enough Generals to appoint as GOC.
Stop posting Hausa-Fulani Generals to be the commanding officers of army barracks in Middlebelt states, Southeast states, SouthSouth states and Southwest states. They should be posted to Northwest and Northeast states.
Do the same with Police Commissioners and Deputy Police Commissioners and watch Fulani herdsmen terrorists attacks die a natural death.
Will Tinubu do this? NO!
Why? He is ruling Nigeria with politics of abracadabra, he is not really interested in delivering quality leadership that will impact Nigerian people's lives positively.
The implication?
Fulani herdsmen attacks will continue, sadly
you are correct are you on X? I would love to follow you. I love how you reason.
okay hopefully things get better. Without the law there will be anarchy. No matter how hars you try we will have the good, the bad and the greedy. It's only with a functional system of justice that a society devoid of corruption can be achieved.
Putindbutt: To the Bitter people, this one is not news. Until there's an attack on the people, then you would see them carry megaphone, wailing. You think they love the country but they don't, they think their noise about insecurity will increase their chances of winning the election, that's why they are exaggerating everything and will never give credit to the military.
it's sad Let's keep playing with people's life. Good one from Nigerian Army
franugo: Ibos will do nothing if they lose in 2027, Peter Obi, one of their main leaders, is a man that preaches peace always. Their other leaders are firmly in Tinubu's pocket. The tribe that'll probably give any sort of problem is the northern tribe.
Exactly Igbos don't give a damn about 2027.They ve accepted the fact that we are better off ignoring the happenings.
Spandau: You're in pain. I know. Keep coping and get used to it, ehn. It's gonna last for a life time.
lol do I sound like someone In pain? This is what I keep saying if you want to spot a propagandist they always fall back to the opposition trying to play the emotional card. You've galvanized with wicked politicians who only feed themselves and their children up to the 3rd generation.
Babatundehy: They cannot be proactive, they do not have the will or infrastructure or even the intelligence to be proactive, these lots are sellouts, most of them who aren't sellouts are sad, confused, hungry chickens, angry they're not on the team of sellouts, how many Nigerians are patriotic? Honourable? Care about posterity? How many actually have brains or use their brains? The same people responsible for their security will be voted again, people who will never be victims but will always sympathise with the unfortunate slow folks who believe themselves lower, but these ruthless leaders chosen by them to be of God, who are these dullards? a large fraction of those locked in the Hell called Nigeria, the few with brains suffer the folly of the multitude, hence the exodus of the frustrated moneyed people. How does the poor man who often fail to provide himself and his family two meals a day despite his unending toils, still sell his vote to the very people behind his woes? The same people responsible for the security of his life and that of his family? The country is headed to that juncturee where the most learned working families will not only be familiar with hunger, but actively expect waves of wipeouts of their kins, that juncure where every breaking of the day is a miracle.
in Nigeria poverty has been weaponized by our politicians. It's the reason why it's the first goal in SDGs until poverty is eradicated the common man will sell his future to feed his family at the moment. Woe unto our politicians who were given access to change the lives of people for better but decided to engineer systems of suffering, oppression and poverty.
Lithiumite: What's the funfair all about,setting canopies and even decorating it during this time that should be for mourning and sober reflection on how much we have degenerated to this abysmal state.... Gov sitting down to be addressed like he is on a project inspection tour.......the aesthetics is so intolerable,we see govt officials during crisis or disasters abroad how serious and official they always are,even the president stands to address the people with no funfair whatsoever.......fyi,I support tinubu but he has to get the stick on this one,this is utter nonsense.
The day the crisis in venue will stop is when it turns into a hunt against government officials. Infact you will see the full force of our wonderful security agencies.
Spandau: When you lay down a standard and others start to follow it, you don't have any rights to complain. Besides, these lies you guys keep repeating about standard of education a la your Agulu fraud because his miracle centers have been scrapped should stop. Nigeria has for years been running a cosmetic economics, a white washed prosperity. Now that the reality is on ground, you would rather eat up everything now than working to protect your future.
sometimes I wonder why you keep spewing propaganda. It's the likes of you that give reasons that democracy is not the best government system if idiots and fools outnumber reasonable citizens
a lesson I learnt here is that Nigerian Government is reactive not proactive . The reaction is not instatenous but delayed. So as a common Nigerian citizen, we are advised to survive no matter what it takes. Your security is in your hands likewise your wellbeing. Imagine a graduate goes for National Youth Service Corps and is still taught skills with the notion that there are no jobs avaliable. Civil servants are mocked by the 'Abuja man car dealer' for being unable to buy luxurious cars. This country is simply designed to keep the common man poor and enrich politicians.
thesicilian: Saw this on X too. Can anyone confirm it? Because if this is really true it should be a local government chairman and not state governor that should be doing this. Either way it's still not bad. And why did the person who conducted the research not add the length of the remaining 2 roads? Probably because they were "not short enough" to create the narrative he wants people to believe?
yh I was about to comment but I noticed he didn't put the length of the remaining 2. The Governors handle on X ought to reply or clarify things.
All thanks to Orji Uzo Kalu, OUK for laying the fantastic blueprint and plan for the development of the commercial city.
As for Otti, I sincerely hope he is not spending too much for his projects after handling the Port Harcourt -Aba road for more than 30 billion naira for a 6km road, I'm skeptical.
well atleast he's working, His predecessor set the bar so low from his minute activities as a governor.
It's surprising to see that you and immortalcrown don't believe they could ever get involved in an accident in their life where by a random good Samaritan could rush them to a hospital to save their life
I hope if/when such a day comes (either to you or yours) and you're being refused life resuscitating treatment you will both remember this post you made here where you claim to understand why such treatments should be withheld
In this life, we reap what we sow and yes I myself have been involved in a terrible accident where I was rushed to the hospital unconscious and fortunately received life saving treatment
so she should sacrifice her life for someone else You are saying this because youve not experienced such. It's the likes of you that encourage patient relatives beating up medical staff whenever their relative dies.
[quote author=Jonathan post=135677104]This is exactly how most of these Unfortunate medical staff behave. Very careless, reckless and negligent. They always complain about salary, whereas doctors are the most paid civil servants relatively, and other medical staff are paid high too compared to other civil servants.[/quote Most paid doesn't equate to wealth, If you compare the amount of hours put into work medical staff (doctors, nurses, laboratory scientists etc) are underpaid. Besides we need to hear the nurses reason for rejecting or refusing to attend to the patient before concluding.
Politics › Re: NMA Rejects FG’s Decision To Deploy Doctors To Saint Lucia by Chibuezem(m): 5:28am On Jul 04, 2025
typical yam ree doings😂😂😂
