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Una still dey on top this biblical Amotekun thing. I haven't seen anything biblical Amotekun |
InvertedHammer:Sowore is different from Nnamdi Kanu and they shouldn't be compared, they are both friends, they support one another but what we see been melted on Sowore is actually the dangers Kanu fled from, if Kanu can take the heat, I dare him to come to Nigeria, his plane wouldn't have landed before DSS get him arrested and there is nothing Biafrans would do, last last, another civil war might break out and Kanu won't still be released. Argue with your keyboard |
QTEST007:I actually wanted you to help change your comment on the first page on this page to Sowore bail terms which stipulates that he should not address the public, but it's quite late though |
I really find it funny that Nigerians are condemning Omoyele Sowore for been silent ever since his release when his bail conditions demands that he should be quiet. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/12/24/world/africa/nigeria-omoyele-sowore-released.html
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One among the many bail conditions of Omoyele Sowore of which is restricting him to Abuja and not addressing the public has caused many Nigerians to see him in a different light. Though I have passed my message and I see no more reason to continue writing, but it's disappointing seeing Nigerians still claim Sowore is a newspaper this and that not knowing fully about his bail conditions. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/12/24/world/africa/nigeria-omoyele-sowore-released.html
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Kindly read this BORDER CLOSURE: THE FATE OF PETER - A ROB PETER TO PAY PAUL SCENARIO. Lagos is what it is, because of its proximity to the seaport, so also is the border to many communities, town and villages which have existed close to it. The border closure to those living very close to the border is more like shutting down the seaport in Lagos. Sure, transport workers would be affected, those who earn a living around the port would surely lose their businesses, the rich would become poor, likewise the poor become poorer. 15 out of the 36 States in Nigeria has communities which has since it's origin built their day to day living around the border. Either those who specialize in transporting goods from the borders, to those who Warehouse them, to those who haulage the goods to and fro between the vehicles and the warehouse to Mama-Put who is waiting for the labourers to retire to her shed as they celebrate their day pay, to the business man who lodged in an hotel monitoring the goods to ensuring they are intact, to the mechanic who prays one of those vehicles running haulage comes to service their vehicle, to the spare part seller, to the provision sellers that believes more money in circulation would stimulate her business and the little kid who was driven from school hoping his parents would have made enough sales to pay a part of his school fee, to the principal, teachers, printer, tutorial coach and the list is endless. Then it hits them so hard that the border where their incomes comes from been closed. At first, everyone keeps hoping high, hoping the border closure won't last more than few days, everyone is smiling not knowing the kind of situation and mess that lies ahead. Spendings are still as though nothing happened. Hopes are high, expectations and optimism eventually losing momentum like a spinning fan which has been disconnected from electricity. The longer their hopes linger, the more their ability to stay hopeful fades. Hope deferred makes the heart sick. As times goes on, businesses fold up, the town's become deserted, loans cannot be paid, properties are confisticated, dehumanizing thoughts rage, people take to drugs to subside tension and griefs. The young boy who gets enough income to sustain himself has no where to run to. Crimes in the society begins to be on the rise and as he tune to his television having ran out of DSTV subscription, he finds on NTA a well dressed man with nice trimmed beard saying to him, how the border closure has boost production in his company. Its merely a scenario of Peter robbing Paul the poor boy reflects as he feel the whole narrative was a scam. While Peter is lamenting seeking media attention to express his ordeal. The media are after Paul who is rejoicing that the economy is booming since that's the purpose of their existence. Comparative advantage was one of those favorite topic my economics mind would never forget, in comparative advantage, we are told that, its better that a country produce a goods if its final price would be lesser or equal to that from another location. So far so good, ever since the closure of the border, cost of rice has skyrocketed despite the fact that the quality of the locally produced rice is lower and the stones which are a bonus too. Well, I am not really against border closure, at least why do we have leaders if they can't come up with policies. At least, policies are policies whether they favour the dying man or not. But my bullseye is this, now that the border has been closed. How would those who are affected survive? |
Lagos is what it is, because of its proximity to the seaport, so also is the border to many communities, town and villages which have existed close to it. The border closure to those living very close to the border is more like shutting down the seaport in Lagos. Sure, transport workers would be affected, those who earn a living around the port would surely lose their businesses, the rich would become poor, likewise the poor become poorer. 15 out of the 36 States in Nigeria has communities which has since it's origin built their day to day living around the border. Either those who specialize in transporting goods from the borders, to those who Warehouse them, to those who haulage the goods to and fro between the vehicles and the warehouse to Mama-Put who is waiting for the labourers to retire to her shed as they celebrate their day pay, to the business man who lodged in an hotel monitoring the goods to ensuring they are intact, to the mechanic who prays one of those vehicles running haulage comes to service their vehicle, to the spare part seller, to the provision sellers that believes more money in circulation would stimulate her business and the little kid who was driven from school hoping his parents would have made enough sales to pay a part of his school fee, to the principal, teachers, printer, tutorial coach and the list is endless. Then it hits them so hard that the border where their incomes comes from been closed. At first, everyone keeps hoping high, hoping the border closure won't last more than few days, everyone is smiling not knowing the kind of situation and mess that lies ahead. Spendings are still as though nothing happened. Hopes are high, expectations and optimism eventually losing momentum like a spinning fan which has been disconnected from electricity. The longer their hopes linger, the more their ability to stay hopeful fades. Hope deferred makes the heart sick. As times goes on, businesses fold up, the town's become deserted, loans cannot be paid, properties are confisticated, dehumanizing thoughts rage, people take to drugs to subside tension and griefs. The young boy who gets enough income to sustain himself has no where to run to. Crimes in the society begins to be on the rise and as he tune to his television having ran out of DSTV subscription, he finds on NTA a well dressed man with nice trimmed beard saying to him, how the border closure has boost production in his company. Its merely a scenario of Peter robbing Paul the poor boy reflects as he feel the whole narrative was a scam. While Peter is lamenting seeking media attention to express his ordeal. The media are after Paul who is rejoicing that the economy is booming since that's the purpose of their existence. Comparative advantage was one of those favorite topic my economics mind would never forget, in comparative advantage, we are told that, its better that a country produce a goods if its final price would be lesser or equal to that from another location. So far so good, ever since the closure of the border, cost of rice has skyrocketed despite the fact that the quality of the locally produced rice is lower and the stones which are a bonus too. Well, I am not really against border closure, at least why do we have leaders if they can't come up with policies. At least, policies are policies whether they favour the dying man or not. But my bullseye is this, now that the border has been closed. How would those who are affected survive? |
QTEST007:Please can you do me a favour |
jimyjames:Chill bro, Sowore bails conditions won't allow him do somethings, he is not allowed to address the public or any gathering or speak to the press, you should ask why he's not going online and why he has to quote other men, it's the simple reason for that, his bail conditions didn't permit him to do so |
Seun lalasticlala is Bob risky he or she |
Meanwhile A Nigerian senator receives #29, 479, 749.00 monthly, even the Aboki whose land is totally a desert, we ain't nothing but slaves
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BloggerAdmin:And you inherit the property, the debt sure belongs to you now lol |
SaintHilary:You mean I should take Nigeria back or leave Nigeria for good, hmmmmm, perfect options lol |
Afamed:His bail terms won't allow that |
#FreeAgbaJalingo |
niaralandtopuser:Link to that information please |
Captiveportal:Propaganda bro, Sowore is an activist, all activist do is criticize evil, understand that, that's their personality, it is a personality thing for Sowore to criticize Jonathan administration and that's the only thing you will find, nothing more |
Captiveportal:SOWORE NEVER CAMPAIGNED FOR APC |
Okoroawusa:Which side again oooo, having been granted bail and no charges has been found so far, which other charges are there |
It's nice to see Sowore looking good and strong, more strength sir |
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Alright, lets put Sowore aside, assuming Jonathan won 2015 election, who would Nigerians be having as our president today? TooMuchStuff: stonemasonn: Awol1: totosucker: Southsoul: gidgiddy: ibrahimsalam:
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IkeOnyia:What are your proofs of him blackmailing people for money? |
StaffofOrayan:I wonder how these people thinks to be sincere, they are fed with junks and they just go about reproducing that same junk here and there |
Awol1:Why did Sowore stop doing the dirty jobs for APC and Tinubu, if you want us to believe you? Sowore was an activistic journalist, dont you understand that |
anyone to provide answers pls |
But I keep asking, did Sowore ever campaigned for Buhari or is it Sowores fault that Buhari won second term knowing fully well that Sowore spend most of his campaigns as the presidential candidate attacking Buhari and denting his image. Lets be serious for once, I did my findings, from the look of things, and I will keep saying it, Buhari is destined to be our president someday, all all these greedy politicians need is look for someone who can garner much votes. Do your maths, in 2003, Buhari ran for presidency, 2007 he ran again, 2011 Buhari ran for president again, but in 2015, after running for presidency, he won. The answer to the whole thing is, Buhari has been gaining popularity and APC saw someone who was popular enough to give them presidency having tried so many time, shabi it is us that use to say, consistency is the key to success, watin come concern Sowore now
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Comment sensibly |
ServantsOfTruth:Let me ask you a simple question, did Sowore ever campaign for Buhari |
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sorry bro but this is what you get when you take such actions, I lost my Respect for you that day the news hit fp saying you endorsed APC so enjoy your change