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helinues:
Post proves to back this your bunkum up.

Una only know how to make ridiculous allegations without any back up

Btw, hope you have informed your parents that you are one of the notorious troller on this forum

helinues:
Calling out is different from making trolling a profession

Again, are too busy to reflect on your activities on this forum?

Your trolling activities is just so glaring.

The question is have you given up about the beautiful in life hence making trolling a full profession as nothing is at stake?

helinues:
If I carry mat sleep for Nairaland, why should that be your life's headache?

helinues:
Tell us about the richest man from your village who made his money by trolling others. It be like you have reference points

helinues:
Did I mention you? Did I direct that to you?

Is everything in life so boring to you hence resorting to full time trolling?

helinues:
What's your moniker's name again?

helinues:
Those with meaningful life can never stoop so low to the level of trolling others for years

Are you too busy to reflect on your activities on this forum?

iwaeda:
By Luminous Jannamike

ABUJA – The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) has warned that Nigeria’s economic hardship, insecurity, and youth unemployment have reached alarming levels despite recent government reforms.


The bishops expressed grave concern over rising poverty, food inflation, kidnappings, and the deplorable state of correctional facilities, calling for urgent and decisive action to address the crisis.


The warning came during the 2025 First Plenary Meeting of the CBCN, held at the Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria (CSN) in Abuja on Sunday.

The event was attended by top religious leaders, including Most Rev. Lucius Ugorji, Archbishop of Owerri and CBCN President; Archbishop Daniel Okoh, President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN); and Most Rev. Ignatius Kaigama, Catholic Archbishop of Abuja.

They urged the government to tackle the root causes of economic hardship and insecurity, emphasizing that millions of Nigerians are suffering under extreme conditions of poverty and fear.

Archbishop Ugorji acknowledged some government economic and fiscal reforms, such as road rehabilitation, the student loan scheme, and debt servicing reduction. However, he maintained that these efforts have not significantly improved the daily lives of Nigerians, as inflation continues to rise and the cost of living becomes unaffordable for many.

“While we recognize the government’s efforts in implementing certain reforms, the reality remains that most Nigerians are struggling more than ever before.

“Food inflation has hit 39.84%, making it nearly impossible for families to afford three meals a day. The statistics are alarming—129 million Nigerians are now living in multidimensional poverty.

“Palliatives and temporary relief programs are not enough. We need sustainable solutions that address the root causes of economic hardship.”


The bishops also raised alarms over worsening insecurity, with violent attacks by Boko Haram, bandits, and unknown gunmen increasing nationwide. They noted that kidnappings for ransom have escalated, with religious leaders among the latest targets.


Ugorji cited the recent abduction of Fr. Philip Ekweli and a major seminarian, as well as the brutal killing of Fr. Sylvester Okechukwu, as evidence of the growing threat.

“Our nation is under siege. We hear daily reports of innocent Nigerians being abducted, tortured, or killed by criminals who operate with seeming impunity.

“Even men of God are not spared. How much longer will we continue to live in fear?

“We call on the government to step up its security efforts, invest in intelligence gathering, and provide the necessary tools for our security forces to protect lives and property.”

With 53% of Nigeria’s young population unemployed, the bishops described the situation as a ticking time bomb.

They warned that widespread joblessness is pushing many young people into crime, including internet fraud, armed robbery, and ritual killings. The bishops urged the government to invest in vocational training and job creation initiatives to prevent further social unrest and radicalization of frustrated youths.

“It is heartbreaking to see our young people lose hope in their country.

“Many have turned to crime out of desperation, while others risk their lives on dangerous migration routes in search of a better future.

“This is unacceptable. The government must prioritize job creation and vocational training programs to engage our youths positively and prevent them from falling into the hands of criminal elements.”

The deplorable state of Nigeria’s correctional facilities was also a major concern.

The bishops criticized the overcrowded and inhumane conditions of the prisons, where 60-90% of inmates are awaiting trial.

They stressed the need for judicial reforms to ensure timely trials and improvements in prison infrastructure to align with global human rights standards. They also called for the expansion of rehabilitation programs to help inmates reintegrate into society.

Archbishop Daniel Okoh, CAN President, echoed these concerns, emphasizing the urgency of national healing and renewal.

“Our people are suffering like never before.


“Every day, families are forced to make heartbreaking choices—whether to eat or pay school fees, whether to buy medicine or pay rent.

“The gap between the rich and the poor has never been wider, and if we do not take urgent action, we risk plunging into deeper chaos.

“This is a time for national reflection and genuine efforts toward economic and social transformation.”

Similarly, Archbishop Ignatius Kaigama decried the deepening economic crisis, stating that poverty and inflation have crippled millions of households.

He urged the government to prioritize economic policies that provide relief to struggling citizens, warning that prolonged hardship could lead to increased social unrest.

Kaigama also called for a cultural shift away from materialism and corruption, urging Nigerians to embrace values of honesty, integrity, and community support.

“We cannot continue on this path of greed and self-interest.

“Corruption is eating away at the very fabric of our society. Leaders must lead with integrity, and citizens must hold them accountable.

“If we truly desire a better Nigeria, then we must all commit to a culture of fairness, justice, and shared responsibility.”

The bishops called for national transformation through good governance, social justice, and active citizen participation.

They stressed that a new Nigeria is possible only if political leaders demonstrate accountability, and citizens take responsibility for demanding change.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/03/nigerias-hardship-insecurity-worsening-catholic-bishops/

helinues:
Stop trolling me and get a meaningful life

helinues:
Tell us which of the forum rules I have broken

helinues:
Thanks but no thanks. We have seen how you people are governing unaself

Illiterate kids locked everyone at home for 2 years Including the Igwes and the professors from the region

helinues:
Thanks but no thanks. We have seen how you people are governing unaself

Illiterate kids locked everyone at home for 2 years Including the Igwes and the professors from the region

helinues:


Sebi people have refused to reason things logically hence relying on bot for logical questions

Na wah oo

helinues:
Stop trolling me..

Guy, why have you refused to get a meaningful life devoid of trolling others?

https://www.nairaland.com/mbanda/posts

helinues:
Renew hope is already benefitting patriotic Nigerians.

mrvitalis:
I remember when last year Enugu governor was loud about chasing ESN out of Enugu...

For the Igbos that was against ESN... We are now gradually getting back to why ESN was formed In the first place

For 5 years South East had the lowest Fulani attack...

People said ESN kidnapped them and told them they were ESN like cant you see the obvious manipulation ... They turned majority of igbos against ESN... Weakened them... Now Fulani attacks everywhere

Someone tell governor Mbah to end Fulani attacks the way he ended sit at home ooh

Abube ago has never arrested or killed one herdsman none

Igbos where supposed to be wiser and smarter than this

Ndi Igbos you were played.. The aim is to prevent you from going home for Christmas
Early this year they brought out people to tell you it's a waste to build mansions in the village

Igbos fell for the trick of her enemies now this is the consequences... Now watch those people that called for an end to ESN mock you over Fulani attack

Greenback:
What nonsense is this?

helinues:
President Tinubu, currently one of the best president in the world

Obiedun:
Since you are not well treated where you were taken to initially, you had better return to the place.

helinues:
Mynd44
Seun
Oam4j
Nlfpmod
Fergie001
Mukina
Dominique

Abeg, kindly assist with this fellow who has been derailing, trolling and attacking others for only God knows.

Below is his comments history for confirmation

https://www.nairaland.com/mbanda/posts

helinues:
Wait for it

Na low battery some of you dey take seriously

JAWBONE:
Ronu should contribute and help Reno

helinues:
Sebi if I report your moniker for permanent banning, you will go and sit down somewhere

I don't know why you lack self respect like this

Stop trolling me when it's not a curse on you

jmoore:
https://www.facebook.com/541302964/posts/pfbid02kjvumxLP7ZijtD9F2aDFnUGNeJrdDRa6YDEK51fr3Zha5Xfv1kEzrSBH8xtcqMqGl/?app=fbl

Dalohad:
I am truly troubled about the obsession some of my people have with the Igbos. It is becoming pathological. It must be stemmed in its tide. 🙁🙁

Mbanda:
helinues, yarimo, obiedun and Sharpsharp00123 answer this question

betbaron:
Are Yoruba people this desperate and clownish?

helinues:
Again, why should what I support be your life's headache?

Can you see what senseless trolling can cause?

helinues:
No, you are a troller who refused to have a meaningful life apart from trolling others

I am not accusing you, judge your own self from your comments history

https://www.nairaland.com/mbanda/posts

Life is too beautiful than to be wasting it away trolling others senselessly

helinues:
Mr Morality, you disagree with APC and Pdp supporters while ignoring LP party supporters

Continue chewing hypocrisy raw on this forum

helinues:
Who is this?

helinues:
Peace is restoring gradually on the forum.

I don show dem shege. Just drop thought provoking questions/comments and allow them to break the forum rules without engaging them