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femi4:A very stupid statement |
Note that this is on the Failure of the Nigerian Government. Stephen0mozzy: |
You cannot keep telling people to comply and expect things to change. **Compliance has to be enforced.** There have to be consequences for people who deliberately break the rules. The government needs to come up with better ways of identifying offenders, using technology, more personnel, surveillance, and consistent enforcement. Simply announcing rules and hoping people will follow them has never worked. For example, scavenging and other dangerous activities around major highways should be completely prohibited within an appropriate safety zone. If a 5km restriction is considered necessary for a particular highway, then it should actually be enforced. People who violate it should be identified and appropriately punished. The same thing should apply to vehicles. Motorists should have valid, properly registered and clearly visible number plates before using these roads. Cameras should be installed at different points to capture vehicles and automatically check their plate numbers against the relevant registration and enforcement databases. If a vehicle has no plate, has an obscured or invalid plate, or the plate cannot be verified, it should be flagged and investigated. Where an offence is established, the appropriate legal penalty should follow. This is part of what creates a real deterrent—people need to know that they can be identified even when there is no police or enforcement officer standing there. The issue of illegal structures also needs to be handled properly. Illegal structures should be identified, removed through the appropriate legal process, and prevented from coming back. There is little point demolishing illegal structures today only for the same people to return and rebuild them a few weeks or months later. Most importantly, **this has to be consistent**. Enforcement cannot be something that happens only after an accident, a crisis, or when the issue starts trending on social media. It needs to become a routine process: regular patrols, cameras, inspections, removal of illegal structures, vehicle checks, and penalties for violations. People generally respond to incentives and consequences. If there is a rule but nobody enforces it, people will eventually ignore it. If people know that violations will be detected and there will be real consequences, compliance will improve. The focus should therefore be less on simply telling people to comply and more on building a system that makes compliance the norm and persistent violations difficult. |
We have a long way to go to 750 ish/ 800 |
And the Governement still hasn't taken a hard stance on Open Grazing |
Stupid talk. You don't need anyone. You can also do yourself lordm: |
FatimaAbubakar:This post here sums up their stupidity. Nonsense people. |
yarimo:Without any form of bias, this is an extremely stupid statement to make. Really. |
Let me speak from my own experience. For your peace of mind and for clarity, the first and most important step is to take your child to the hospital for a proper medical examination. We once had a female child with a similar issue in my mother’s school. It was a very serious and distressing situation. We considered many possibilities, and the worry surrounding it affected everyone deeply, so much so that it even took a toll on my mother’s health while we awaited and especially days after. After a thorough examination, it was discovered that the child had not been molested. The bleeding was caused by rough play, which led to a rupture or injury in that area. Because of this experience, I strongly advise that you take your child for a medical examination as soon as possible. This will help determine the exact cause; whether it is something natural or the result of foul play, so you are not left guessing or overwhelmed by fear. I sincerely pray that, in your case, it is not foul play. |
Dey play Bukola94: |
josielewa:I mean i just don't understand. They made a funny commissioning some time back, and now they are back again OUT OF 700KM you want to Commision 47KM, less than 10% of the work done, I mean tell me how i mean HOW DOES THIS MAKE SENSE? |
Softmirror:This is a very terrible comment. How do these things co-relate? |
sweerychick:No problem, they can do that in their country. We have out own laws, and this violates it |
PressMyButton:Terrible quote, you do realize that alot of people went to binance because of policies that aren't still kept They say no more subsidies, but subsidies are still being paid. They floated the Naira. but are now guarding it. You see that the policies made cause even more problem for the Country, and slowly hopefully it's been restored. so as at now progress is still in the negative, as it hasn't even been restored to where it was, in order for us to go to where we want to be And as for the policies; there's so much more |
Jewessgratitud3:off-hand is correct a simple google search will answer the question https://www.google.com/search?q=off+hand&rlz=1C5CHFA_enNG1078NG1078&oq=off+hand&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIGCAEQRRg8MgYIAhBFGDzSAQgyMDc1ajBqN6gCALACAA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 |
kettykin:If Civilians are allowed to carry arms, you won't be able to stay in this country. From school shootings, to criminal activities, Gang shootings every day, to road rage, etc. All these happens every day in the US, and they have an environment with way less corruption than what we have here, better diplomacy, the court works the police officers wear camera, their vehicles have cameras even that of civilians, there are cameras every where it's just hands down a better environment than we have, and they still deal with the ruins of Gun leaglization. Then compare the terror that will behold us if such kind of law is approved. You yourself you will run to another country. |
femisplash:You'd be surprised that people like this actually exist. |
Don't mind them. Thieves, something that ought to be at 11k by 2023, they are talking about signing a new deal. Lies Lies Lies the government keeps telling the people Now they are talking about phase 2 taking 3-4 years. Chai Nigeria. I bet you even the PORT-HARCOURT REFINERY that they say will come on line Dec 2023, will definitely not come online DEC 2023 Remember they first said middle of 2022, then definitely december 2022 Then they said January 2023 Then they said First quarter 2023 After they failed on all these promises They said Decmeber 2023 We are watching. Lies Lies Lies idolda: |
The failure of the government to secure its borders, and waterways and implement effective accountability is a grave debt paid by the citizens. Removal of subsidy because proper accountability cannot be made. And we have to pay for it |
So a Nigerian cannot apply to study in Nigeria again. You people can be very unreasonable sometimes. Its becoming flat out crazy Biodun556: |
Planes are built to handle lightening strikes like this. Else you'd have been hearing a lot more casualties cause of issues like this |
saysoo:That's the same thing they said about covenant University when it came out |
That man speaks for himself not the Niger Delta |
muykem:This is an extremely stupid talk, and stupid suggestions like this should be treated appropriately. There are a lot of yorubas here in PH, and they voted for who ever they like, of course the election was rigged but that's another thing. The oil that's determined in the Niger Delta isn't it being used in all the Yoruba states? People just wake up and spew rubbish thinking they are making sense. Let people vote who ever they want to vote. As a Nigerian and as per the rules of the constitution. I am not even Igbo. |
haha, calm down. David is made and very influential, please drop the hate and stay positive tammie24: |
At how much? |
Lol, you really need to travel, if this is what you truly believe. nothingspoil70: |
It's not really a serious problem. It's probably due to infection, go and have a test to confirm. |
DaddyFreeze2020:He's talking nonsense. I'm from Rivers State, and i'd only vote for who i want, not what my Governor decides. |
We can vote for BBN via mobile, some people have NIN, BVN, DRIVERS LICENCE, INTERNATIONAL PASSPORT, with all these i still need to get a voters card to vote. INEC should be looking at overhauling their processes. |
Not this type Zonefree: |
Cap Jashub: |
... Not that im defending these Chinese people, but I've been to China and I know their tradition, Chinese people are extremely discreet, they don't like sharing anything with you. That's why they live in clusters, Chinatown. You hardly see Chinese people intermingle with commoners. And they do it to everyone including Europeans not just blacks alone. I think it's an Asian thing.