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Celebrities › Re: Brian Dennis Calls Out 2Baba Over Continued Silence On Issues With Wife, Natasha by FSBoperator: 9:55pm On Aug 11
What concerns this one?

Well, nah 2facd wey ho carry crase marry put for house as wife I blame.

Guy man should have just remained single and start another fresh bachelor life again.
Politics › Re: How Giringori Is Appeasing Muslims And Stirring Islamophobia Amongst Christians by FSBoperator(op): 9:53pm On Aug 11
AMINDA:
The question is, why is Tinubu providing a fertile ground for Islamophobia to blossom by running a muslim-muslim ticket in a highly diverse entity like Nigeria? Some of his lackeys say it's because he couldn't find a Northern Christian popular enough to win an election. Is that true?
So Tinubu presenting a Muslim as his running mate is the cause of IPOBidients spreading Islamophobia as a cardinal campaign strategy?

I hear you loud and clear.
Politics › Re: How Giringori Is Appeasing Muslims And Stirring Islamophobia Amongst Christians by FSBoperator(op): 9:51pm On Aug 11
WatchYourSix:
It’s sad how u pple dont even care about this country… everything is politics…. I hope the amount they are paying u pple is worth it shaaa…
The last people to care about the country they have labelled a zoo and have been calling for it's balkanization are now crying that they want to save it by fostering a fraud and a crook on us all because he is from their tribe.

Go sleep.
Politics › Re: How Giringori Is Appeasing Muslims And Stirring Islamophobia Amongst Christians by FSBoperator(op): 9:50pm On Aug 11
hegelian:
even buhari went against muslim muslim ticket becasue he understood the sensitivity of the country despite being a religious jingoist but evil man like tinubu and his agabdo supporters will support any evil against nigeria just so they lick the foot of their grand master of evil called tilunmbu
Will you in all honesty accuse Tinubu before God and man of being a Muslim fanatic?

And since you are all hyped up on Islamophobia why is your Obi running alongside a candidate whom the US Congress has labelled as one of those suppressing religious freedom in Nigeria ?

Since your Obi is running on protecting Christians, why did he not run with a northern Christian candidate ?

Why did he have to run with Kwankwassai - a Fulani Muslim whom the US govt has recently accused of suppressing religious freedom during his time as Kano state governor ?

You see the stinking hypocrisy about your obi and his obidient mob.

Appease northern Muslims with a northern Muslim running mate while spreading Islamophobic propaganda on the candidature of Tinubu.

It seems Tinubu being a Muslim is a crime.
Politics › Re: How Giringori Is Appeasing Muslims And Stirring Islamophobia Amongst Christians by FSBoperator(op): 9:45pm On Aug 11
Streetinvestor2:
in 2027 everything to do with brain dead Yoruba president will have Kanu picture by the side in SE.
You think is all your region can play it dirty.we will show u all that two can play the game
Make sure to have that picture of Kanu crying .

That will do the trick.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Men Are Disgrace To Africa by FSBoperator: 8:59pm On Aug 11
Kemetian:
I'm from Ghana.

Let's get together.
I see what you are doing
Politics › Re: How Giringori Is Appeasing Muslims And Stirring Islamophobia Amongst Christians by FSBoperator(op): 6:25pm On Aug 11
Ezeama400:
Peter Obi is the reason while so many men can’t get their wives pregnant..

This thread is very disgusting and shameful..
God can never allow Giringori near power.

The man is a devil surrounded by demons.
Properties › Re: Huge Roofing Design Spotted On a Residential House by FSBoperator: 6:23pm On Aug 11
mank1234:
None is crazy. It's called send down the Sun.
Future proofed to last 2m years, to withstand radiation, hurricane, snow and hailstorm.
It's a fortress!
shocked
That's a very large surface area which a typical violent thunderstorm wind will not only have more force per square meter on risking the entire structure and not just the roof to collapse.
Properties › Re: Huge Roofing Design Spotted On a Residential House by FSBoperator: 6:21pm On Aug 11
Stupid


These high roof designs are originally from Scandinavian countries which record high snow levels during their long northern winters.

The high roof and sharp slopes are meant to ensure snow does not accumulate on the roof and to make it slide off easily

Even this particular design is extreme in both height and slope .

Another thing is that the design has created a large surface area which will cause trouble for that roof when strong winds associated with violent thunderstorms occur.

The roof is now prone not only to get blown off because of the high surface area but risks collapsing on the impact of strong winds.
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Politics › How Giringori Is Appeasing Muslims And Stirring Islamophobia Amongst Christians by FSBoperator(op):
Giringori is an Ekwensu.

A Divider-in-Chief.

As campaigns draws near, Giringori and his propagandist trolls in the obidient movement have began their divisive campaigns driven mostly by Islamophobia.

This isn't surprising neither is it unexpected from the Yes Daddy Politician as he deployed same tactics in 2023 to exploit the choice of Tinubu running alongside a northern Muslim .

But what is different is how he is positioning himself as a repentant islamophobe by circulating faked testimonies of how he was kind to northerners residing in Anambra when he was governor by claiming to have built a mosque for them.

Giringori is appealing to northern Muslim votes while his Ipob trolls in the obidient mob are spreading their usual propaganda against same Muslims in Nigeria on Christians.

Giringori and IPOB propagandists turn Obidient both are in agreement that Islamophobia must be instilled and exploited.

Giringori needs Islamophobia to get Christian votes while IPOBidients needs it as well as that is how Kanu was able to galvanized them to support his agenda.

One of their latest gimmicks was to make viral a video of an obscure Yoruba Muslim fanatical cleric who stated that "Muslims must enslave Christians" .

I and about 99.999999999% of 200 million Nigerians have never heard of this fringe fanatic who I am sure has only a dozen followers.

But that was more than enough for IPOBidients to amplify and spread the video of that obscure individual and make it a rallying cry that there is an Islamisation agenda.

As we near the election proper , expect to see much of these obscure videos make the rounds and also plain fakes like the case of an unknown Ibo man who was filmed crying that the Sharia Appeal court had ordered his shop in Abuja be taken over by a Muslim petitioner.

Arise TV were the ones who made that video go viral without even bothering to verify if it was real or to even get in touch with the Ibo man that was claiming injustice.

A few days later, Arise TV aired another obviously faked video of an Ibo young man shouting that Lagos state was demolition his shop because he is Ibo and a Christian.. Again, Arise TV did not bother to carry out a background investigation or even track the individual in that video who was crying that he was being persecuted by having his shop demolished because he was Ibo and Christian.

Note that, these two videos were trending and released on Arise TV complete with a panel of discussants condemning the country and authorities.

But most importantly, note that these obviously faked videos were carried out when the false Christian genocide narrative was loudest with both members of US Congress and Trump threatening war on Nigeria .

You just have to glance through the first page of this section and see how many threads are up instilling Islamophobia .

IPOBidients know northerners hardly post or view NL and they know their audience are mostly southerners and their propaganda is targeted to instil Islamophobia just before the elections.

But they will fail woefully .
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by FSBoperator: 3:41pm On Aug 11
Bigkoko:
The frustrations is real. Imagine the way they fear Trump?

Leave winning for Nigeria people to decide.

Mr. Tinubu should conduct a transparent election
Nobody is afraid of that orangutan


By February latest , he will be out of office and attending several Federal courts for his criminal trial.
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by FSBoperator: 3:39pm On Aug 11
Bigkoko:
Asking for a transparent election is already triggering rigging criminals. It won't our letters to Trump
Asking?

You are already complaining in advance that the elections are rigged as an excuse on why Tinubu beat your last great hope , Giringori.
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by FSBoperator: 3:02pm On Aug 11
Bigkoko:
A transparent election will motivate them to return....

The more reason why they should dispatch their letters to president Trump
You guys know Giringori is going to suffer the worst defeat ever and you are already spouting nonsense that the elections are already rigged in Tinubu's favour.

Tinubu was in a more precarious state when he defeated both Atiku and Obi in 2023 without state backing.

Is it now that he has majority of the governors and PDP defectors in his camp that you expect him to lose?.

You go cry rigging tire because the margins will be so wide that you can't comprehend ..

Sore losers
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by FSBoperator: 2:59pm On Aug 11
Bigkoko:
But these crew support Obama's US blindly?

If the insane act is catching the drug dealer in Aso Rock.... fine and good
So if the US can support the Buhari Yiu so hate, what makes you think they will align with your Giringori ?
Politics › Re: Davido Appeals To Trump Over Rising Tensions Ahead Of Osun Governorship Election by FSBoperator: 2:20pm On Aug 11
What is wrong with this foolish boy?
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by FSBoperator: 1:40pm On Aug 11
aswani:
Don't forget Central America, Noriega, Batista in Cuba before Castro, Contra arms deal etc.

Angola, South Africa etc.

Too numerous to mention yet Bigkoko is talking about US and democracy in parts of the world.
America is anything but Christian and democratic.

It's a Judeo-Freemason economic zone structured to serve Lucifer , their god.

America is the great beast and Israel/Jews the harlot riding it's back.
Crime › Re: Indian Police Arrested A Nigerian With 204 Grams Of Cocaine In Gurugram by FSBoperator: 1:19pm On Aug 11
Mbanda:
What made you think that, your side is better than mine?

How can you label my people druggists without including tinibu?
That's a hypocritical behaviour.
Ok, we dash you Tinubu .

Make him Eze 1 of Alaigbo
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by FSBoperator: 1:16pm On Aug 11
aswani:
Nor fall my hand ó.

US promoting democracy where or you mean protect their own interests by using undemocratic means?

Bia, not fall my hand bikonu.
The CIA is not denying how they orchestrated the removal and later assassination of the democratically elected President of the Congo , Patrice Lumumba and in his place they installed the dictator and despot Mobutu to reign terror for over 30ys.

The longest reigning despot happens to be the current despot ruling Equatorial Guinea and is backed by the US govt since he overthrew and murdered his uncle in the 70s.

Throughout the 50s, the US has been supporting far right military regimes across Latin America under the excuse that if left to be a democracy, Latin America will eventually become communist like Cuba.

America is the number 1 supporter of tyranny and despotism and the mu^2 is saying that Trump of all people is champion of democracy .

Even the lawless Trump whose entire children save Baron are all married to Jews and have converted to Judaism is whom they say is fighting for Christians .

Was it not this same Trump that welcomed ISIS terrorists who was massacring and beheading Christians in Iraq and Syria to the WH ?

These people are so annoyingly pedestrian and child like in understanding the world we live in.
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by FSBoperator: 1:08pm On Aug 11
SeeWahala:
https://www.nairaland.com/8726386/real-warri-pikin-cancelled-show#140301511
Wetin concern you?

Warri wahala no dey finish.

There is even a place in Warri that is supposed to have a local govt but because of the makeup of the place being Ijaw, Itsekiri and Urhobo , they could not get a consensus on rotation on who will be the first local govt chairman.

It's because of this wahala in Warri that Asaba became the capital.

But don't worry yourself, when I finally become governor of Delta state , I will move the capital to Patanmi and build a fresh SCT from scratch.
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by FSBoperator: 12:22pm On Aug 11
Bigkoko:
I'm sure you don't know the US has constitutional obligations to promote democracy and global best practices around the world. That is what we're appealing to Trump to remember and activate against Tinubu election rigging plans through Diaspora Letters to the White House cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
Which of the Gulf Kingdom states is a democracy ?

Answer: None.

Israel isn't a democracy but an apartheid terrorist state so can not be a democracy.

The only true democracy left in the ME is Iran which Trump wants to replace by installing the son of the despotic late Sha of Iran.

No one is being fooled by US democracy trope.

Ukraine is being led by a Jewish mafia that has refused to conduct elections after the tenure if Zekensky expired and has banned and jailed all opposition parties, imprisoned and assassinated all dissidents and forced the rest into exile . So Ukraine is basically a dictatorship ruled by a Jewish mafia.

But Trump and his US support them wholeheartedly.

There is no independent press in the Ukraine any more and only the Jewish mafia narrative is allowed to be published. So no press freedom in the Ukraine.

But Trump still supports the Ukrainian Mafia led by Zekensky.

The Russian orthodox church that Ukrainians are traditionally part of has been banned, it's assets seized and priests imprisoned, killed or forced into exile. The church is now under the control of a Jew who says he will ensure all Ukrainian Christians eventually convert to Judaism. This is a fact . A New York based Jewish rabbi was the one who initially reworked the new eschatology of the Ukrainian church not only away from Russia but away from Christ.

There is no religious freedom in Ukraine under the Jewish mafia and Christian priests are being arrested, murdered and forced into exile while the Jewish usurpers are forcibly converting the church to have Jews instead of Christ as it's head.

But your Trump and his Neocon Senators and Congressmen who claims
to be a champions of Christianity are not seeing how real Christian persecution is ongoing in Ukraine with the US funding it.

If you like keep fooling yourselves about Trump and his satanic Zionist govt.
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by FSBoperator: 10:29am On Aug 11
Bigkoko:
We are not discussing POTUS ratings here but Mr. Tinubu plans to rig 2027 elections!

Are mags going to vote in Nigeria?

See why I recommended a quick visit to Odumeje church for you? No pills or injections, just pure brute Idabosky per hose!

I have received msgs from Nigerians in Italy and Spain asking for a coordinated action…..

We go cook food for Tinubu….
Trump is more concerned about his own Presidency and freedom than anything else.

If you think he has time for anything but the midterms you are joking.

Even his very unpopular war with Iran he is desperately looking for an offramp to bail just before midterms and you are here saying he will be having time for one ewu Giringori
Politics › Re: ‘We Are Sorry’ Billboards Spotted In Abuja (Photos) by FSBoperator:
Advertisement by the billboard company.

If you saw it and are talking about it, then corporate bodies will want that space to place their ads.

Or it could be a teaser by the advertising brand which will be followed by future unbranding of the real product or service they are marketing.

This is to keep the audience hooked to the billboard.
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The Diaspora: Please Listen. The Time To Act Is Now. by FSBoperator: 8:53am On Aug 11
Bigkoko:
Thanks..... this response of yours has been screenshot and will be attached as the personal views of Mr Tinubu, spread through his supporters Whatsapp group chats cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy

Raw materials to cook Tinubu na una go supply am thanks nna
Trump has the worst ratings fof any US President since they began taking polls.

His MAGA base has been totally eroded and the only people still supporting him are brain dead boomers and bible thumping Christian Zionist heretic lunatics.
Politics › Re: Woman Sharing APC-Branded Rice To Osun Residents Ahead Of Election by FSBoperator: 12:33am On Aug 11
givedemwotowoto:
For the avoidance of doubt, this is an electoral crime according to Section 121 of Nigeria's Electoral Act 2022.

It is a crime for both the giver of the bribe and collector of the bribe. It carries a sentence of ₦500,000 fine, 12 months' imprisonment, or both.

Rather than arrest and prosecute criminals engaged in vote-buying, the police is busy reportedly raiding the home of the governor's media aide, which is failure of a critical democratic institution.
After selling your votes in exchange of gala you are here spewing saliva
Foreign Affairs › Zionist Tech Billionaires Building Nuclear Bunkers In Argentina against WW3 by FSBoperator(op): 12:28am On Aug 11
Pravda – Aug 8, 2026
Zionist tech tycoons hope to ride out WWIII at Argentine doomsday ranch

A small group of ultra-wealthy tech tycoons has established an Epstein-grade-remote ranch in the foothills of Mendoza, western Argentina.

Consisting of an airstrip, solar panel-fitted geodesic dome shelters and prefab structures, the sprawling, 32k hectare site, known as ‘Wamani ranch’, is situated in Argentina’s main wine-producing region, and on top of the largely untapped oil reserves of Patagonia.

Its founder, Argentine-Spanish-Jewish telecoms and biotech magnate Martin Varsavsky, told FT “it just makes sense to have a refuge,” because “we’re already in WWIII” amid growing tensions between NATO and Russia and the US and China over Taiwan.

Varsavsky is not the only Tech Bro eyeing Argentina as a refuge after Trump ally and ultra-libertarian Israel fan Javier Milei’s victory in the 2023 presidential election. Palantir cofounder and amateur antichrist enthusiast Peter Thiel bought property in Buenos Aires this spring, and has spoken to Varsavsky about Argentina being “the best” place “you could go in case of WWIII.”

Varsavsky has accompanied Milei to Silicon Valley, marketing Argentina as a personal “apocalypse insurance plan” for the wealthy.

His vision isn’t just about surviving WWIII, but rebuilding afterward. He argues that southern Latin America has the food and energy to support “complex societies.” “My idea isn’t just to have little groups locked up in bunkers,” he emphasized.

Argentinian diplomat-turned OLX founder Alec Oxenford and snacking empire owner and fellow Zionist Daniel Lubetzky have joined him.

Varsavsky is even working on a novel envisioning his microcolony’s survival after a nuclear war, with the story including a bizarre subplot of enslaving giving jobs to stranded American wine tourists.

Besides the role of hideout in a doomsday scenario, Varsavsky thinks another draw of Argentina is its racial and cultural homogeneity. “Some people go to Argentina and say, ‘wow this place looks more European than Europe now,’” he said. (Whose fault is that, Martin?)

It’s not all smooth sailing, however: the Andes region known for massive wind storms, water insecurity, chilly winters and sweltering summers. Besides, apparently this guy hasn’t heard of the concept of nuclear winter, or thought about the Mad Max-style gangs who will inevitably target his luxury hideaway once doomsday hits.

Or is “preparing for WWIII” just a cover for something else entirely
Crime › Re: White Lady Who Stabbed Her Nigerian Boyfriend To Death Is Seen At A Bar Chilling by FSBoperator: 12:22am On Aug 11
She just got sentenced to 2ys plus time served .

Politics › Re: Why We Planned Coup Against Tinubu – Colonel Ma’aji Breaks Silence/see Details by FSBoperator: 12:15am On Aug 11
Zeebuy:
This is a silly write-up.
Why focus on 1 person (who didn't actually do anything) and ignore all the other persons?

Here's the full list. Notice only 1 person is Igbo and he wasn't even an active participant.
Shey you can see the narration from a Major who was involved in the coup.

Is he Ibo ?

But when Amadi was narrating his role, you all said the govt was unduly focusing on him to give Ibos bad name.
Politics › Re: Corruption In Nigeria Pension Scheme by FSBoperator: 12:12am On Aug 11
Omaricha002:
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF NIGERIA

THE WICKEDNESS OF DELAYING THE PENSION AND GRATUITY OF NIGERIA’S RETIRED WORKERS

Written By Senior Comrade Smart Chukwudiegwu Cajetan Chimbuchim Ndubuisi
Aka Mc Omaricha Smart

Dear Mr. President, the Federal Government of Nigeria, the National Assembly, State Governments, and all those entrusted with the administration of this nation,

WHERE IS THE JUSTICE FOR THE MEN AND WOMEN WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES TO NIGERIA?

There comes a time in the life of a nation when silence becomes an injustice, and when speaking the truth becomes a moral responsibility.

Today, I write this open letter not merely as a complaint, but as an appeal to the conscience of the Nigerian government and to every person entrusted with the responsibility of governing this country.

This is about the Nigerian worker.

This is about the Nigerian civil servant who entered government service as a young man or woman, full of strength, hope, ambition and patriotism, and spent 35, 40 years or more serving the Nigerian people.

These men and women gave Nigeria their youth, strength, intelligence, commitment, dedication, honesty, time, energy and the productive years of their lives.

They woke up every morning and went to work.

They served in ministries, departments, agencies, schools, hospitals, local governments, universities, federal institutions, state institutions and other public establishments.

They worked when the roads were bad.
They worked when salaries were inadequate.
They worked through economic hardship.
They worked through political transitions.
They worked through insecurity.

They worked through periods of national uncertainty.
They served governments that came and went.

They watched presidents, governors, ministers, commissioners, permanent secretaries and other political office holders come and leave office.

But one thing remained constant: their service to Nigeria.

And after giving Nigeria the best years of their lives, what should they receive?

Their pension.
Their gratuity.
Their dignity.
Their peace of mind.

Unfortunately, for many retired Nigerian workers, retirement has not become a period of rest and dignity. It has become a period of waiting, uncertainty, poverty, sickness, frustration and humiliation.

RETIREMENT SHOULD NOT BE A DEATH SENTENCE

How can a man or woman serve a nation for 35 or 40 years and, after retirement, spend years waiting for what is legally and morally owed to them?

How can someone who spent decades working for government reach retirement and suddenly become forgotten?

How can a retired civil servant who once reported to work every morning now spend his or her remaining years moving from one office to another, asking for the pension and gratuity that should rightfully belong to them?

Some retirees wait for years.
Some grow old waiting.
Some become sick waiting.
And sadly, some die waiting.

What greater tragedy can there be than a person dying without receiving the financial benefits earned through decades of service to his or her country?

Behind every pension file is a human being.
Behind every delayed gratuity is a family.
Behind every unpaid entitlement is a story.
There is a father who cannot pay his children's bills.
There is a mother who cannot afford medical treatment.
There is an elderly retiree who cannot pay rent.
There is a grandparent who cannot buy food.

There is a family struggling to survive because the person who spent decades providing for them has retired without receiving what is due.

THE SICKNESS OF OUR RETIRED WORKERS CANNOT BE IGNORED

Many elderly retirees are already battling the realities that come with advancing age and years of hardship.

They need regular medical attention. They need medication. They need food. They need shelter. They need care and dignity.

Some are battling conditions such as kidney problems, heart-related illnesses, diabetes, high blood pressure, prostate problems, arthritis, eye problems, hearing difficulties and other age-related illnesses.

Some require expensive medical procedures and surgeries.

Yet, at the very moment when they need government support the most, many are forced to struggle for the benefits they earned through decades of service.

Is this the reward we want to give those who served Nigeria?

THE NIGERIAN WORKER IS NOT A SLAVE

Let us say this clearly:

A civil servant is not a slave.
A government worker is not working for charity.
A civil servant is not doing government a favour by serving the country.

They enter into a relationship with the government under established laws, regulations and conditions of service.

They work.
Government takes their service.
They contribute to the development of the country.
They earn their salaries and retirement benefits according to the applicable rules.

Therefore, when they retire, their pension and gratuity should not be treated as a favour, a gift or a political reward.

It is an entitlement arising from their years of service.

WHY SHOULD THE PEOPLE WHO SERVED NIGERIA LIVE IN POVERTY?

This is one of the most painful questions confronting our society.

A Nigerian worker can spend 35 or 40 years in government service and still retire without being able to provide a modest home for his or her family.

Meanwhile, Nigerians continue to hear about enormous government expenditures, expensive projects, official privileges and huge allocations across different sectors of government.

We hear about billions being allocated to different projects.

We hear about government expenditures running into billions and trillions of naira.

We hear allegations of financial mismanagement, abandoned projects and funds allegedly unaccounted for.

Where such allegations arise, they deserve transparent investigation and accountability.

But one question should always remain at the heart of government budgeting:

What about the Nigerian citizen who has already given everything to this country?

Before government spends money on projects that can wait, should it not first ensure that elderly citizens who spent their entire working lives serving the country can eat, receive medical care and live with dignity?

OUR POLITICAL LEADERS MUST REMEMBER THE RETIRED WORKER

Our senators, members of the House of Representatives, ministers, governors and other political office holders are entitled to whatever benefits the law provides.

But the Nigerian people are entitled to ask difficult questions about priorities.

Why should the welfare of political office holders receive urgent attention while the welfare of retired workers remains unresolved?

Why should public officials have access to security, official vehicles and other government-provided facilities while elderly citizens who served the same government struggle to survive?

This is not a call to deny legitimate benefits to anyone.

It is a call for fairness, balance and humanity.

Government must not become a system where those in positions of power are comfortable while those who served before them are forgotten.

NIGERIAN CIVIL SERVANTS ALSO FACE INSECURITY

The Nigerian worker does not only face economic hardship.

Civil servants also face the insecurity affecting different parts of the country.

Every day, Nigerian citizens live with concerns about kidnapping, armed violence, terrorism, communal conflicts, banditry and other security challenges.

The civil servant still wakes up and goes to work.
The teacher still enters the classroom.
The nurse still enters the hospital.
The administrator still sits behind the desk.
The public servant still performs his or her duties.
They serve despite the dangers.
Some have lost their lives while serving.

What happens to their families?

What happens to the benefits of workers who die in active service?
What happens to the spouses and children they leave behind?
These questions deserve urgent answers.

DO NOT ALLOW CORRUPTION TO STEAL FROM THE ELDERLY

There is another disturbing issue that must be investigated.

There are allegations that some retirees may encounter officials or intermediaries who demand illegal payments or percentages before their legitimate benefits can be processed or released.

If such practices are occurring anywhere within Nigeria's pension administration system, they must be treated as a serious abuse of the elderly and vulnerable.

A retiree who has waited years for his or her legitimate entitlement should never be forced to surrender part of that entitlement before receiving it.

A pensioner's desperation must never become another person's opportunity for exploitation.

The government should establish confidential and accessible channels through which retirees can report such demands without fear of retaliation.

Those found guilty of extortion or corruption should face appropriate disciplinary and legal consequences.

THE GOVERNMENT MUST ACT, NOT JUST PROMISE

For years, Nigerian retirees have heard promises.

They have heard assurances.
They have heard committees will be established.
They have heard verification exercises will be conducted.
They have heard payments will commence.
They have heard outstanding liabilities will be addressed.

But for a person who is hungry, sick and unable to pay rent, a promise is not food.

For someone who needs surgery, a promise is not medicine.

For an elderly retiree whose landlord is demanding rent, a promise is not shelter.

For the family of a deceased worker, a promise cannot bring their loved one back.

Government must therefore move beyond promises and demonstrate measurable commitment.

I THEREFORE APPEAL TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF NIGERIA

Mr. President, the Federal Executive Council, the National Assembly, state governments and all relevant pension authorities:

Please remember the Nigerian worker.

Please remember the teacher who taught generations of Nigerian children.
Remember the nurse who cared for patients.
Remember the administrator who kept government offices functioning.
Remember the technician, engineer, accountant, agricultural officer, police officer, civil servant and every other public servant who spent decades serving this nation.

Remember the men and women who entered public service with youthful energy and are now elderly.

They have served enough.
They have waited enough.
They have suffered enough.

I respectfully call on the Nigerian government to:

Immediately identify and publish the verified outstanding pension and gratuity liabilities owed to retired workers.

Establish a transparent and time-bound programme for settling verified outstanding pension and gratuity obligations.

Give priority to elderly, sick and vulnerable retirees who have waited for many years.

Create an efficient system for resolving pension complaints without forcing retirees to repeatedly travel from one office to another.

Investigate credible allegations of extortion, bribery and illegal deductions in the processing of pension and gratuity payments.

Protect whistle-blowers and retirees who report corruption within pension administration.

Ensure that families of workers who die in active service receive whatever benefits they are legally entitled to without unnecessary delays.

Make pension administration more transparent so retirees can know the status of their claims.

Ensure that pension obligations are treated as serious government responsibilities rather than matters to be addressed only when retirees protest.

Give the elderly and retired workers a place of dignity within Nigeria's social and economic priorities.

LET US NOT WAIT UNTIL THEY ARE ALL GONE

There is something deeply painful about seeing an elderly person who spent 35 or 40 years serving the country begging for the money he or she earned.

These are not people asking government for charity.

They are asking for what is due to them.

They are asking for the reward of their labour.

They are asking for the dignity they earned.

They are asking for the opportunity to spend their remaining years without fear.

The government must understand that time is not on the side of the elderly.

A young person can wait another five years.

An 80-year-old retiree may not have another five years.

A sick retiree may not have another year.

That is why pension matters must be treated with urgency.

THE WORLD IS WATCHING THE WAY WE TREAT OUR ELDERLY

A country is not measured only by the height of its buildings, the size of its highways or the number of government projects it completes.

A country is also measured by how it treats its weakest and most vulnerable citizens.

The true strength of Nigeria should not only be displayed through political power and economic statistics.

It should be seen in the face of an elderly retiree who can afford food.

It should be seen in a retired teacher who can pay medical bills.

It should be seen in a widow who receives the benefits of her late husband's service.

It should be seen in a retired civil servant who can pay rent and live without begging.

That is dignity.
That is justice.
That is responsible governance.

A FINAL APPEAL

Mr. President and leaders of Nigeria,

Please do not allow the men and women who built the public service of this country to become forgotten citizens.

They gave Nigeria their youth.
They gave Nigeria their strength.
They gave Nigeria their knowledge.
They gave Nigeria their time.
They gave Nigeria their loyalty.
They gave Nigeria decades of service.

Now Nigeria must give them what they have earned.

Pay the outstanding pensions.
Pay the gratuities that are legally due.
Protect pensioners from exploitation.
Treat elderly retirees with dignity.

Let no Nigerian worker spend the final chapter of his or her life begging for the reward of decades of honest service.

A government that remembers its workers in retirement is a government that understands justice.

A government that protects its elderly is a government that understands humanity.

And a nation that honours those who served it is a nation worthy of respect.

Nigeria must do better.
Nigeria can do better.
And the time to act is now.

Let the Nigerian worker retire with dignity, not despair.

Let the Nigerian pensioner receive justice, not endless promises.

Let those who served Nigeria live long enough to enjoy the fruits of their labour.

This is not a plea for privilege.

It is a plea for justice.

It is a plea for humanity.

It is a plea for the Nigerian worker.

It is a plea for the Nigerian pensioner.

It is a plea for Nigeria.

Yours faithfully,

A Concerned Nigerian Citizen

Senior Comrade Smart Chukwudiegwu Cajetan Chimbuchim Ndubuisi Duru
Aka Mc Omaricha Smart.
08037728124
Federal govt is not owing any of its retired staff or security officers/personnel their pensions.

The only ones owing are state governors like Abia state.

Go and demand your pensions from your employers in your respective state government.
Politics › Re: Abia Pensioners Appeal To Governor Otti Over Outstanding Gratuity, Pension Arrea by FSBoperator: 12:08am On Aug 11
yarimo:
The dubious governor of Abia state is just busy syphoning everything in that state undecided
I heard he is running Abia from his personal house in his village .

He will renovate and expand his house with Abia state money


I don't know the curse that is upon that state .

The only state to have been paying rent instead of building a govt house.

Even the one Ikpeazu siphoned money claiming to be building, he didn't finish it in 8ys and this dwarf refused to complete it and is living in his house that serves also as his office.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Liar-in-chief, Trump Just Dumped Another Monday Morning Lamba by FSBoperator(op): 12:03am On Aug 11
Liar

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