The kids seen killing beer online was as a result of the following factors that surrounds them as kids in the society.

The Erosion of Moral Standards

The sight of children drinking beer while being cheered on by adults is a stark indicator of the declining moral fabric in society. The casual celebration of such behavior underlines a disturbing shift in values, where gaining social media attention takes precedence over the well-being and proper upbringing of children. This incident serves as a wake-up call, highlighting the urgent need to reinforce ethical standards and responsible behavior in our communities.

The Role of Guardians in Shaping the Next Generation

Parents and guardians play a crucial role in molding the character and values of the next generation. The passive endorsement of inappropriate behavior for the sake of social media content demonstrates a failure in parental responsibility. It is essential for caregivers to prioritize the moral and emotional development of their children over the fleeting gratification of online recognition. This incident underscores the importance of active and responsible parenting in nurturing a healthier future generation.

The Impact of Social Media on Behavior

The influence of social media on behavior and values cannot be underestimated. Platforms like Facebook, which allow monetization and widespread content sharing, can inadvertently encourage the posting of sensational or inappropriate material for likes and views. This case highlights the need for stricter content moderation and policies that discourage harmful behavior and promote positive, constructive content. Social media companies must take a proactive stance in ensuring their platforms are not misused in ways that can harm societal norms and individual well-being.

The Consequences of Content Creation for Popularity

The pursuit of online popularity often leads individuals to engage in and promote harmful actions. This incident reveals the dark side of content creation, where the desire for likes and shares outweighs the consideration of ethical and responsible behavior. It is a reminder that content creators should be mindful of the impact their actions have on their audience, especially impressionable children, and should strive to create content that is both entertaining and morally sound.

The Need for Community and Legal Intervention

Allowing such inappropriate behavior to go unchecked can have far-reaching consequences for society. There is a need for community awareness and intervention to address and correct these actions. Additionally, legal measures should be considered to hold parents and guardians accountable for failing to protect and guide their children appropriately. Community support systems and legal frameworks must work together to safeguard the interests and well-being of children.

Protecting the Integrity of Social Media Platforms

To maintain the integrity of social media platforms, it is crucial to enforce stringent content guidelines and take swift action against those who violate them. Facebook and other platforms must prioritize user safety and community standards by removing harmful content and penalizing those who exploit the system for negative purposes. This incident serves as a call to action for social media companies to enhance their oversight and ensure their platforms contribute positively to society.

Lets do well to protect these children from things like this now before it becomes too late.

1. Dangote Refinery: Modern Marvel in Nigeria

The Dangote Petroleum Refinery in Lagos, Nigeria, is a contemporary wonder, showcasing the power of modern engineering and industrial ambition. Covering 2,635 hectares, with a storage capacity of 4.5 billion liters and a 435 MW power plant, it is designed to refine various types of crude oil. The refinery's scale and complexity demonstrate how visionary leadership and technological advancements can transform a nation’s industrial sector and contribute significantly to economic development.

2. Overcoming Adversity in Construction

The construction of the Dangote Refinery faced numerous challenges, from marshy land requiring extensive sand-filling to local disputes over sacred sites. Despite these obstacles, the project pressed on, highlighting the importance of resilience and adaptability in large-scale projects. Aliko Dangote's determination to see the project through, even when faced with seemingly insurmountable challenges, serves as a powerful reminder that perseverance is key to achieving monumental success.

3. Creating Self-Sufficiency and Economic Growth

Dangote's initiatives, including the refinery, aim to make Nigeria self-sufficient in petroleum products and fertilizers. By transforming Nigeria from an import-dependent to an export-oriented economy, these projects generate significant foreign exchange and create numerous jobs. This lesson emphasizes the importance of local production and value addition in driving economic growth and reducing dependency on foreign imports.

4. Strategic Vision and National Impact

The Dangote Refinery is not just an industrial project but a strategic vision to support Nigeria's transformation into a manufacturing hub. The project illustrates how large-scale industrial initiatives can stimulate ancillary industries, create job opportunities, and foster economic diversification. This reinforces the idea that bold, forward-thinking projects can have far-reaching positive impacts on a nation’s economy and global standing.

5. Leadership and Commitment to Excellence

Throughout the construction of the refinery, Aliko Dangote’s leadership and unwavering commitment to excellence were evident. His hands-on involvement and deep understanding of the project’s technicalities highlight the role of effective leadership in navigating complex projects. This underscores that visionary leaders who are deeply engaged in their projects can inspire their teams and achieve extraordinary outcomes.

Omuuvwie:
Please how much is DNA test?

I hear say na like 65 - 85K. Even though na 200k e worth am!

KingLennon:

Death is a must

Death is a must but not like these ones……

Shokoloko:
Teju: 1:03:02 So all this has been worth it for you?

Femi 1:03:03 Yes!

Teju: 1:03:19 So all this stress has been worth it for you?

Femi 1:03:21-40 Yes! Everyday when I wake up, I look at my wife, I look at my kids, you know, there is this comfort in knowing that you live in an economy that works!

Femi 1:08:49 Life is relatively easy here, but before it became easy we went through a passage

Interesting conversation

[b][/b] Never you complain in life, it becomes more difficult with complaints. Go all in with what your hands finds to do but don’t remain in that level.

Husband and so called bestie are heartless……guys stay vigilant!

Take out intimacy in many relationship, a lady becomes completely useless to the man.

Men should start developing self control for sex, the girls will have no other choice than simp for them

Any official statement of Mr. Ibu’s demise - let’s Wait for official statement first!

You can be a very good adviser to yourself and STOP bitching around. A broken relationship Is achievable than a miserable marriage. Use your coconut head and stop messing with both your coconut head and your peace of mind.

Both of them are on the same boat of lies, so don’t believe either of them, is just promotional ads to get your attention.

Not expressing your feelings or thoughts on this matter is a mistake you’ve committed. If by chance she calls again, don’t hesitate to call her out and know that looking after her is NOT your responsibility, you’re only helping and make her understand that so that when you don’t send she won’t feel offended or neglected. Encourage her to connect with the family.

Electricity is restored

True example of the hunter becoming the hunted.

A lot of Nigerians don’t know why their country is called the giant of Africa and they don’t care to know. Nigeria is a force to be reckon with and Nigerians need to embrace this force and use it for good!

Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa, is grappling with a range of economic challenges that have significant implications for its people and its future and hopefully this present government addresses that.

Understanding these challenges is crucial for devising effective strategies to address them and chart a path towards sustainable economic growth.

One of the major economic challenges facing Nigeria is its heavy dependence on oil as a primary source of revenue. The over dependence on oil has made government to lack economic creativity and innovation and it has to stop now!

Oil exports have historically been the backbone of the Nigerian economy, accounting for a substantial portion of government revenue and foreign exchange earnings.

However, this overreliance on oil leaves the country vulnerable to fluctuations in global oil prices as this is the current situation now, where the value of Naira has drastically depreciated.

When oil prices plummeted in 2014, Nigeria experienced a severe economic downturn, highlighting the need to diversify its economy and yet this has fallen deaf ears to several transitional government.

Another pressing issue is the widespread of corruption and mismanagement of public funds. Can this present government solve the monster called corruption. The question is left for you to answer

Corruption has plagued Nigeria for decades, eroding public trust, hindering economic development, and impeding foreign investment. Both a strong institution and managers of such can produce effective results in this regard.

Illicit financial flows, embezzlement, and bribery divert resources away from critical sectors such as education, healthcare, and infrastructure.

Tackling corruption and promoting transparency and accountability in governance are crucial steps towards building a resilient and prosperous economy.

The lack of adequate infrastructure is another major challenge that hampers Nigeria's economic progress.

Insufficient power supply, dilapidated roads, limited access to clean water, and inadequate healthcare facilities pose significant obstacles to productivity, investment, and social development.

Improving infrastructure is vital for attracting investment, promoting trade, and fostering economic growth. Investments in energy, transportation, and telecommunications are crucial to unlock Nigeria's economic potential.

Youth unemployment is a critical issue that Nigeria must address. With a rapidly growing population and limited employment opportunities, the youth bulge poses a significant challenge.

The lack of job prospects leads to social unrest, increased crime rates, and reduced productivity. To tackle youth unemployment, Nigeria needs to invest in education and vocational training, promote entrepreneurship and innovation, and create an enabling environment for businesses to thrive.

Inflation and currency devaluation are additional economic challenges that Nigeria faces.

High inflation erodes purchasing power and affects the standard of living for ordinary Nigerians.

Currency devaluation makes imports more expensive and can lead to rising prices of essential goods.

These factors contribute to the overall hardship faced by the population and require careful monetary policy management and structural reforms to stabilize prices and strengthen the currency.

Furthermore, insecurity and conflicts in certain regions of the country pose significant economic challenges. Insurgency, banditry, and communal clashes disrupt economic activities, displace communities, and hinder investment and development.

Ensuring peace and security across the country is essential for economic stability and growth.

Addressing these economic challenges requires a comprehensive approach that encompasses policy reforms, institutional strengthening, and investment in key sectors.

Nigeria needs to diversify its economy by promoting non-oil sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, and services. This diversification would create jobs, reduce dependence on oil, and stimulate economic growth.

Additionally, improving the business environment, simplifying regulations, and attracting foreign direct investment are essential for fostering economic development.

Investments in education and healthcare are crucial for building human capital and ensuring a productive workforce.

By providing quality education and accessible healthcare, Nigeria can unlock the potential of its people and foster innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic growth.

Moreover, effective governance, transparency, and accountability are fundamental for combating corruption and ensuring the efficient use of public resources. Strengthening institutions, promoting good governance practices, and enforcing the rule of law are necessary steps towards creating a conducive environment for economic growth.

Conclusively, Nigeria faces a range of economic challenges that require concerted efforts and strategic interventions. Diversifying the economy, tackling corruption, improving infrastructure, addressing youth unemployment, managing inflation, and ensuring peace and security are key areas that need urgent attention.

By implementing sound policies, fostering innovation, and investing in human capital can bring out the nation from the comatose state it is now.

Is a big SHAME on how we can’t conduct a simple election.

How do we make Nigeria work if elections are grossly marred with violence, thuggery, voter’s intimidation and their likes?

juman:


You are right.
Everyone blaming the police man that was doing his job, but non blame the car driver who went out with unmarked car and refused to stop for police that demanded why it was so.

Stop supporting nonsense!
In any way that does not give him the right to shoot, now see what it has resulted to. Life wey no get duplicate. He killed 3 lives with one bullet. The I.d.ot deserve to die by hanging and his fellow police colleagues should be force to watch his death cos they are almost the same.

Fahdiga:
Just imagine the audacity from this serial killer? I only blame the corrupt judiciary.

The I.dio.t even get mouth to talk. Person wey 4 don rotten 4 him shallow grave since.

Kagd10:
The Yorubas will show them the real owners. You've got Ipob doing whatever in your OSU region, you didn't bother to go there to liberate them but your useless Ipob self wanna come to Yoruba land to cause chaos, you will see fire!

Shut up there.

Since you can’t divide the country through the constitution just keep quiet.

Totilopussylick:


What shall it profits Idowu Adekanye for a murder of his own kind if not life in prison

Until national orientation agency gives massive awareness on the penalty of murder, which is death - these evil spirits that kills at will won’t stop.

You can imagine the look on zack orji’s face

Baba wey neva start work don dey shake, can’t even make a complete sentence.

Nazgul:
The language is sounding like Ghanaian language.

Anyways they look like jokers, probably a skit. Cos the church is liiterally empty.

In Africa, any church that allows ladies put on bikin cannot be that empty. Infact they would need to be renting chairs and canopies every Sunday, cos perverts wouldn't miss any service.

I believe they just open for service that’s why

alsudan:
The senior Urchin thought if he wore a Mungo Park shoe to the PU, the voters might just think he’s one of them.

Nigerians with bad mouth. I think say na only me notice the shoe!

skultrick:
So I have been trying to sell off my old watches which I have been advertising here and on jiji. I been able to sell two of the watches and two smartbands, and all the payments were via transfer.

This guy called me yesterday that he saw my ad on jiji and wanted to buy my Galaxy Watch 3 for his son. We bargained 100k. He said he was in the office and would call me once he's done.

After about an hour, he called that he's on his way to Lugbe shoprite in Abuja (I stay around there).

When he got to shoprite, he described he's car, and they were three guys in the car. The guy I have been talking with was sitting at the back. He said I should come inside.

The guy inspected the watch, and confirmed everything was fine. He said he has transferred my money, and then showed me his phone that he has been debited. I wasn't even concerned about the debit alert, I'm very aware of fake alert.

Based on trust, I just told him he could go with the watch while I expect my credit alert (based on network, I dont know if it will take 24hrs or more).

He told me thank you and left, and that was the end.

From there I went to get fuel, I stayed 30 minutes at the filling station, no alert. I started calling this thief and he didn't pick.

I have called him over 50 times with my both lines, but the shameless he-goat refused picking my calls, instead he switched off the phone. I realised I have been scammed, I deleted his number so I'm not tempted to call him again. The last thing I want now is distraction. If 100k makes him happy so be it.

I feel very angry because I allowed him go based on trust. I thought I was dealing with a gentle man.

Moreover this month has been very tough for me, Amazon out of the blues closed my associates account for a mistake I made in 2020, and withheld my $1400.

I now realise why the driver of the bus I took while coming back to Abuja turned to a mad man at lokoja simply because 6hrs later the transfer I did to him has not reflected on his account. He said before we continue our journey to Abuja, I must pay him his money in cash. I was forced to withdraw 20k from POS at 3k charge. He eventually saw the alert by 7pm after we arrived Abuja, and I was given back my cash.

Henceforth, I no see alert for my phone with all the marks from my bank, no deal.

Be warned, some Nigerians can be so daft. I couldn't understand why a grown ass man will be so useless.

A lesson hard learnt. I have come to realize in any venture in life be it business or whatever, trust is a very scarce currency, to survive you must be ruthless to a predetermined principle and that nobody is worthy of trust absolutely, with this mindset, you will always be sceptical and create a defensive mechanism.

Aloof:
The long awaited election is finally here.

As a first time voter, by what time is ideal to go to my polling unit?

Around What time is too early, or too late?

Some first time voters might need to know this.

Nlfpmod
Mynd44.

It depends, official time by INEC is feasible. Whenever you see INEC officials at the polling unit.

BigBrother9ja:

IPOB pigs and their hateful and wicked politicking

God forbid obì
A failed cunning bastard.

My vote is for Tinubu.

His soul will NEVER rest in peace until his killers are killed too - Amen!!!

jahsharon:
Abi Chris Oyakhilome wants to marry Obi's daughter ni? Useless serial adulterer

But pastor Chris no call anybody name na

We "copycat" too much from d west and we don't copy well. Instead of Us to copy what will general transform the nation, we copy things like what frodd is doing now...........go back to history, monogamy wasn't part of the African marriage system and our fore father's lived long and well with it.

If not family elders for peaceful reconciliation or dissolution never make the public your judge, you will later reckon that you became stupid afterwards.

See how words are used to decorate thieves.

Correction here please.....is not armed intruder but rather, "armed robbers".

No matter the brain wash....you should think of being caught and the consequences and that will restrain such one. Doing drugs in any scale should be a NO NO.

You shouldn't be treated any how, most especially when you've paid your dues.

Haba! why would you give the last 3minuted to a top striker and you stupidly expect that he won't react.

CR7 is not a cabbage and NEVER will he BE!!!

10 years is remarkable. Take time to ponder how two dissimilar people could stay together for that number of years and still moving....... unconditional love you would say!!!