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Trading fault and blame are right and valid reactions, only that it only addresses it momentarily, which of course, in itself is a valid thing to do. However, I strongly believe this case is an offshoot of many factors, hence, it's deeper than immediate response we give to it.

Offshoot of many factors? I meant that there's a web of social trends that inherently give birth to things like this. And here I mean:
poor/failed parenting,
failing cultural and traditional values system
dwindling effect of religious system
infiltration of alien ideologies/concepts, é.g: uncensored advocate for open society,
poor (uncultured) education system,
failed political system/government and
failed society as a whole!

Chrisland's is a clear byproduct of all I mentioned above. A case of juvenile delinquency which is occasioned and further exacerbated or engendered by poor parenting compass in an all-ailing society, under a pooh-poohed social system!

Schools are responsible for social ills, too, yes! in fact lot more than we can begin to count.

But before we mention schools as a major complicit, we should remember that home is the first institution of moral upbringing and therefore should lay a solid foundation for moral uprightness for the children. And who has this fundamental role to play: parents. But sad, you don't give what you don't have: a sad case of many parents today. They prefer to tend to existential angst rather than perfecting morally harmful demands.

The genesis of immoralities we are witnessing today is a bit interwoven...and a down—up trend cutting across all agent of socialisation.

I just pity the next generation if nothing tangible is done to cease the leaking valve of our moral aesthetics.

To a relatable extent, it's true.
Here's what I think is the magic: the song relates with your current feelings. It gives you the impression that after all you ain't alone in that quagmire— for the singer to have sung it means you ain't alone in that mind barbwire.

Adele's 'million years ago' and one Muslim song like that by Samir Yusuf, 'make me strong' often lighten my mood each time I feel down.

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This man made lot sense. True, “How can you bring strangers together and expect them to do the work of brothers?"

Nigeria has lost it! Nothing is working. Nowhere is safe. Politicians keep using the lives of citizenry to play games. All of them are culpable, no exception. They know these miscreants....they are founding them. It's more of business than than whatever they are making us believe. Few days to this, these political machineries invaded airport, an airport! without any body raising brow! Who does that without a backing of higher political figures?! Who?!

Enough of this shiitttt!

His initial gragra final enter water.

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Goodday fellows.

The recent political events in the country have reached a point where at every point of it, money, huge amount of it must be involved.

Elections are fast approaching, hence, buying and selling of intra-party nomination forms are flying about in every angle and divide.

You hear 50m, 40m etcetera as form fees ..and multitude of interested politicians have been arrogantly pulling up-and-down their babanrigas to cough out these said fees according to their choice of positions and parties

Now this leaves me with a question, are all these transactions taxable? Through which channels are the taxes fulfilled?

She's not in the mainstream of youth advocacy. She should.

Not only in the North, Southwest region, too, should be overhauled. There are lot instances of sabotage going on in this region as well mostly in connivance with DSS and other security services.