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Newlymarried:
Benue State Governor, Rev. Fr. Hyacinth Alia, on Tuesday declared that politicians would only find God and solace in the All Progressives Congress (APC).



Alia made the remark while speaking at the distribution of food items for Christmas and New Year celebrations organised by the First Lady of Nigeria, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, in Kaduna.



According to Alia, the Speaker of the Benue State House of Assembly informed him during the budget presentation in Makurdi that six of the remaining Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) members in the assembly were already in the APC “in spirit” and that their full defection to the party would soon be celebrated.



"The APC is where you can find God. You can only find solace in the All Progressives Congress,” Governor Alia declared.
APC has 2027 elections in the bag courtesy of well meaning Nigerians decisions so statements like this are on point. I wonder what Christains make of this statement by the governor.





https://tribuneonlineng.com/in-apc-you-will-find-god-gov-alia/

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Celebrityblog:
Nice one. Gradually things will fall into place in Nigeria.

Lifestone:
How were they able to know the truth?

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jchioma:
How time flies! What about the baby?

marlow1962:
The citizens brought that to themselves. Nigerians are big time cowards that shy away from the glaring truth. Everybody is catching cruise while suffering and smiling, forgetting the main issue to be tackled.
Nigeria can never move forward cus we have different people from different backgrounds with different poor reasoning. Everybody just bark like wild dogs on social media, but runs inside when it's time to take action.
Nigerians will rather beg 100 100 naira from all moving vehicles or SM platforms (you can even see them doing that in this thread) rather fight the issue and people that made them poor.

Now tell me why the government won't take the citizens as nobody.

festacman:
Don't you have Students Union Government to follow this up? What happened to spirit of SUG Aluta that makes university authority sit up?

But it is funny and lame how someone is complaining of how university authority is cheating students and some of NLers here are blaming him for not living off campus. It the same attitude with interrogating government on their policies. Some will raise an issue against the government, other people will either trivialise it or derail it with useless remarks.

We have become so tolerant to our oppressors.

Adexgentle005:
Is this another propaganda ? What’s even that Dapo during ?

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brain54:
I don't think that's appropraite though...

They ought to be a body to investigate his claims. I don't think it's appropriate for him to post the shop and location on his own.

His responsibility is to report to the appropriate authority who should take it up from there!

Wealthyonos:
Please post a picture for clarity sake. You can drop your whatsapp number too.

nairalanda1:
The problem is, there is the issue of meter bypass

How bad is meter bypass? 60% of Nigerian electricty consumers who are metered bypass their meters (from TCN figures).

With that issue, metering, while very very necessary, is not going to solve the problem. Nigerians have to realize that power is not cheap, and pay their bills, and maybe we would see investment, and eventually the 24 hours a day power.

I'm off to do some stuff.

Ttalk:
Let me ask you, will metering of all houses that needs electricity increase the revenue of the distribution companies?


Yes or No

Ttalk:
Look you are not talking to a novice, I operate is a sector of energy and I know what am saying.

No one is saying power should be given freely. But why are the disco unwilling to give people meter even when people are ready to pay for what is supposed to be free.

Mainwhile government have paid for these meters which supposed to be the responsibility of the power provider, yet the hoard it from customers.

If you don't know that distribution companies are exploiting
1. The government
2. The generation company
3. The customers
Then you are not qualify to defend them.

Jeje247:
If there is allergy, you are supposed to discontinue taking all the drugs and take them back to the hospital. The nurses or doctor can easily sort out the drug likely to be causing a reaction and remove or substitute it

Jeje247:
It is better for everyone in this kind of country to leave it that way. Nigerians like to cut corners alot. They will not bother to return to hospital for follow up if they know the name of the drug they are given. They will just go to the chemist shop to buy.
And in the case they have similar symptoms or know someone complaining of such, they quickly tell them to buy that drug, not knowing that some symptoms might not be peculiar to same condition. They end up abusing the drug.
Even here on NL, you see someone come on with one complaint and you see many people coming up with several suggestions of drug they used in the past.

Truvelisback:
They don't especially private hospitals. I went with someone to a hospital do a test on a particular health problem. After the test, the doctor refused to give out the name of the drugs for treating the ailment. I was very annoyed after paying close to 12k for the test and hospital card.

Privatepart00:


Traits of private hospitals

They become aggressive when you ask of the name

malali:
She’s absolutely right, and dangerously overdue.

Giving patients medications without labeling the drug names is not just unethical—it’s life-threatening. Every human has the right to know what is being introduced into their body.

Unlabeled drugs:
• Increase the risk of allergic reactions or drug interactions
• Prevent patients from identifying side effects or long-term harm
• Block accountability in case of errors or malpractice
• Undermine pharmacovigilance and the right to informed consent

A hospital hiding drug identities is treating the patient like a passive object—not a human being.

Medicine without transparency is not healthcare. It’s gambling with lives.

thesicilian:
The practice of hiding the name of drugs from patients is dying out though, only a few hospitals stuck in the olden days do that nowadays.