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How do reforms that take the cost of living beyond the reach of the common folks eventually benefit the common folks.. These same common people are the ones whose ministry has been scrapped for close to a year now.. because of corruption.. How do you even call messing up your country's foreign exchange a reform.. you devalued your currency under the guise of floating so that you can get more loans from Bretton Institutions to steal while your people die in abject penury.. is that a reform..?! you still haven't produced nothing except oil..is that the reform that everyone should wait for light at the end of its tunnel..?! At least Buhari in his time pretended to be sharing palliatives and doing cash transfer for the poor, npower for a few young graduates every month, feeding pupils even when at home... even shared money for rice farmers called Anchors borrowers. All which culminated to further kill the economy. You see I have always said you can't wake a man who pretends to be asleep. These ones there now have shared 2.5bn for students' school fees in Federal Tertiary Institutions and promised the rest of us CNG Buses... I double dare any of their supporters to mention two more things they have done.. Ogun go kee you if you called Minimum wage. Happy Inde-pain-dence Nigeria.. |
DelilahMakinde:Lol.. what is the difference between 1k and 2k.. some fueling stations already sell 1300 here in the North. |
The Presido used the occassion of the Democracy Day celebration to unveil a big Big portrait of himself.. He used the Independence day celebration to share top national Honors for his Friends in government. The masses were told to give more time and wait for the light at the end of the tunnel.. The things our current crops of civilians dare, not even the Military had that kind of heartlessness. It is well. |
Two things would stop stealing of public fund in Nigeria.. *make a law that it's death-by-hanging or stoning if you are convicted of stealing public money.. * anyone who is convicted of stealing say 1billion would be made to return 10times what had stolen. But all these won't happen, those to make the laws are the same ones stealing or had stolen the money in the past. Even as we speak, one governor is busy converting his state allocation to dollars in aboki shop and there is nothing the system or anyone can do about it. It's just going to be the usual EFCC noise after their tenure.. after they have done irreparable damages to their states' economy and put them in debt. It's a crazy world out here. |
We don't have powerful institutions that work independently, we only have powerful men that capture these institutions and do as they like with them. See what the are doing with INEC and the Courts.. appoint whom they like and use them like puppets. The beauty of all of these tho is that the power you wield is only transient.. posterity would very well remember you by how you wield it. |
The courts have shown that the easiest way for the government to have their way is to take your matter to court.. they simply receive an instruction from above to look the other way and collect money. RIP to Justice.. |
They are going to whine you but don't panic.. A fictitious figure from nowhere.. meant to deceive the gullible and their mindless supporters. What has messed up Nigeria is not the presence or absence of Subsidy but the foreign exchange which has has been priced beyond the reach of average Nigerian. But that conversation is not clear to the average mind of a Nigerian yet and the government loves the confusion.. |
As always in Nigeria, our C-in-Cs are our chief demarketers.. The one who is supposed to be the President of ALL, has asked them to not mind the noise makers. I have never seen such impetus in my life from a President of the Federal Republic.. Imposition is dictatorship. It is not Democracy. You can't turn Democracy upside down in the name of a transient power that you hold and expect to reap the dividend of same Democracy. When you behave that way, it becomes very difficult for you to relinquish power when your time is up.. hence resorting to unholy shenanigans that further subvert Democracy. This is how sit-tight syndrome is birthed. We all know the usual route of the Tribunal. The complainant would be told that though, they have a genuine complaint but they could not prove the case of tampering at Collation. The higher courts would be directed to simply comply. I gave up on the judiciary when they told complainants in Kogi that they couldn't prove cases of use of prefilled polling result sheets. The whole world saw how, in specific polling units, 95% of voters were claimed accredited and counted in an election with average of 30% Turnout. Our Lords were told to look the other way. They did. It was the height of non-justice or injustice. This is the society the socalled leaders at all levels are building. You see that fair society you refuse to build, you or your children would surely need it someday soon and it would elude you. But I trust Karma. It would surely bring it back around someday soon. See what Karma is doing to PDP today. |
A government contractor would use 40m.. 25million kickback to secure the contract. 11million profit.. then 4million for the contract. It's Hell here. Infact Devil dey send hin people here come do IT.. |
All these noise about NELFUND, they have only spent N2.5billion ($1.5m).. money that one governor would use to pay his children's school fees in one session abroad.. 🤔🤔 a governor in this country used over 600k Dollars to pay for his children school fees in kindergarten, even paid for unborn kids in advance. If politicians and civil servants stop stealing the country money because they can, their would be enough funds to cater for the citizens.. But we are not ready for that conversation yet. Stop the Stealing!! |
It's said that righteousness exalts a nation.. these people think it's a joke right?! Nobody who steals or buys power has ever used it for good.. These people would shamelessly celebrate taking the people out of the very hardships they have put the common folks in. That is if at all they take them out. 🤔🤔 |
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keymatt:Don't quote him.. that's the attention he seeks |
Thiefobi1:Now you see my point. Well done 👍🏼 |
Thiefobi1:Looks like you are obsessed with this Party thing... you are the only one who has mentioned all the parties in your comments.. check again. You still don't get it. My point is on the process that throw up a winner. I don't care who wins.. they won't add anything to my account. You can't build a legality on illegality. It won't stand. All of us including you want to see a society built on fairness, and freedom. Where institutions are strong enough to protect you and stand the test of time. As a citizen, you are going to need that institution to be fair to you or someone close to you tomorrow. |
Thiefobi1:Billions spent on IREV are the evidence anyone needs. See I don't care whom you support, it's within your rights and privileges as a citizen to do so.. but when you see white and decide that you want to call it black, you are not the only one that would face the repercussions, it's all of us. What is wrong is wrong, it has no other name. It doesn't matter if our daily bread depends on it. |
senatordave1:Did you see anywhere in my post where I mention whether the people voted this or that.. I don't know any of the candidates or affiliated with any of the parties.. I'm not even close you' all there. If you are so confident they voted the APC, then why alter the result at collation to favour a particular candidate.. Allow the process to run free.. the cheating may favour you today but you would need the free process tomorrow.. I'm over 40 and I lived through the times of the PDP in the government... the so-called mess they all enjoyed is what we are all still paying for today.. The least you can do as a citizen is speak against acts of evil and impunity.. |
INEC who is supposed to be the custodian of Democracy decided to murder it in broad day light.. the whole world was a witness.. you could see INEC's effort in at least trying to conduct, upload results to IREV.. but that's where it ends, the rest was a free-for-all at the Collation point.. Brazen impunity and tampering with people's mandate. I suggest a law should be made to make it a treasonable offence when you tamper with People votes for a leader of their choice. Because I can't imagine any other thing more treasonable. The last time in Kogi, INEC allowed state actors to introduce prefilled polling result sheet. They didn't deny it in court. In Edo, they used prefilled Collation result sheets.. The people voted clearly and the world saw it.. thanks to IREV. But INEC didn't act on their own, they only followed instructions given from above which the top echelon of the commission are in the know of.. we all know where the instructions came from.. The Security Topguns were in their usual Zombie mode. What happened in our country these days can't be called Democracy.. It's a show and abuse of power. An utter disrespect to the people and their freedom to make a free choice. It's a State Capture. Molesting the same Democracy you claim to fight for from the military. The sad part is the Judiciary who is supposed to be the conscience of the nation being bribed and Intimidated into stamping this malfeasance. In the end, they are made to tell those that complain that they couldn't prove their case of alteration of result at the collation point. And you expect peace and prosperity in the midst of all of these?! |
MemphitzDgreat1:don't quote him.. that's the attention he's looking for.. everyone knows what he does for his 30k.. |
The instruction to carry out these shenanigans always comes from the highest office in the land. Then, every senior officials at INEC, security agencies, Judiciary afterwards only carry out the instruction. This is what State Capture means. The people allowed this.. it happened in Kogi and scaled through... and you know what, this one too will scale through. Brazen impunity and rape of our system by the so called powerful men who are only in power for a brief period.. disregarding the implications of their actions on the institutions and country's economy. |
FAAC week just passed.. Everytime they collect FAAC, they rushed to Aboki and dump the naira for them in exchange for dollars |
Why not focus on the 80billion charges that you are yet to find a headway instead of bringing another bogus 110billion.. Are you looking for something to charge him with that he will get acquittal by force..?! EFCC should seriously check their officers working on Yahaya Bello. Someone there is scheming something for Bello for selfish pecuniary interest..🤔🤔 |
It's the seriousness with which they speak for me.. Have you ever heard the INEC Chairman speak..🤔🤔 |
Where is the lie.. is that not whom we are.. |
First, emotions won't take anyone anywhere.. 2. As for the election.. it can simply be called a show of force.. an impunity that has defined us as a people in the last 2 decades.. A weakness and non-independence of our institutions that are supposed to be a neutral arbiter and umpire for all participants. A judiciary that would put a stamp on all these malfeasance. A security operatives that would shoot at you when you ask for the right thing to be done. Before you quote me, I don't know or like Obaseki, Ighodalo, Okpebholo, Oshiomole, Shuaibu or anyone in Edo Or have an affiliation with any party, all I desire to see is a Nigerian institution, said to be independent being left to be fair to all or actually showing that they can be neutral in the face of Intimidation and monetary inducements.. But our ruling emperors chose the pleasures and allure of today's power, to strengthening our rule of law, which would benefit everyone in the long run as it encourages and gives investors more confidence in the country's institutions. These short-sightedness of the political class has done so much damage to the country economically and politically. Same class conspiracy which was used to endorse the anomaly that happened in November last year in Kogi election.. I called it a class conspiracy cos they all supported the malfeasance every step of the way.. Politicians colluded with INEC top echelons to use prefilled election result sheets, and the Judiciary who is supposed to be the conscience of the nation looked the other way when the opponents complained. We simply pass a message to the rest of the world who desire to invest here that this is how our justice system works. Prince Odigie can cry from now till tomorrow or Fintiri can announce result as he so pleases, but this is the society you all elites have collectively built. Live with it. |
Politicians don't even care about all these jargons.. their own na how to steal and convert it to dollars in Aboki shops.. 🤔🤔🤔 So, we should blame Buhari who blamed PDP's 16yrs for his own 8 years of failure. Something is fundamentally wrong with all of you. |
And they call this reform.. it's like peeing on Nigerians and telling them it's raining.. But you no what they haven't seen anything yet. I told someone that 2023 would look like heaven to 2024.. and this is supposed to be farming harvest season fa 🤔 when foods are in abundance and cheap. Watch out when the harvest season recedes and people start storing. |
The problem I see in Nigeria is that the strong have failed to use their strength to protect the weak.. we all trudge on with this 'it-would-favor-me-and-my-family' mentality. Buying fuel at 1400/L with a salary of 30k is insane.. sheer madness. And how many of our country people even have jobs to receive the salary. In a country where only about 2% of the population earn 200k and above?! The chart below shows that over 60% of Nigerians earns 0 - 50k per month.. that's like avearge of N1000 per day.. 1k can't buy a litre of fuel... it can't transport you from point A to B over a 6km distance. This is draconian madness. This can't be called reform. It's a madness that threatens the lives and livelihood of the poor. No reform kills the poor while the ruling rich takes FAAC money to aboki every month further killing the currency. It's clear that the reason for state capture is to weaponize poverty, and not to help the poor and the weak. If we don't see the doom we are in already because you think you have a few hundred thousand in your account, then something is wrong.
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Dey play my fans Even Mr Yk swore that he was unbribable.. but when baba see offshore account money, tori change.. Check this woman out by next year after this assignment, everything go change. Being an INEC state commissioner for an election is once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that makes you for life. Go and check, she will never do any public office again after this. Seun knew what he was asking. This is who we are. Corruption-personified. |
APC would take Edo on a platter.. Before you come for my throat, let me break it down for you.. We live in a country where INEC ensured that voters participation percentage, popularly called Voter Turnout has never exceed 35% in recent times.. INEC loves this.. it ensures that their shenanigans are kept to a manageable level.. Political gladiators in the ruling class boldly kahut with INEC and Judiciary to rig the whole system. |
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