₦airaland Forum

PACIONS:
Good evening Nairalanders.
My name is Hon. Ogunfeyitimi Tope Joshua, an educator, innovator, and social reform advocate from Abeokuta North. I believe leadership should not only be about speeches but about practical actions that improve the lives of our people.

I am preparing to serve my people in the Ogun State House of Assembly representing Abeokuta North, and I want to engage openly with Nigerians, especially those who understand the realities of grassroots communities.

Abeokuta North has enormous potential in education, agriculture, youth development, technology, and local enterprise, yet many opportunities remain untapped.
Through community-driven initiatives like PAIN, ( POVERTY ALLEVIATION IN NIGERIA) I have continued to advocate for youth empowerment, civic responsibility, and sustainable development.
I am using this thread to:
• Listen to ideas from Nigerians
• Discuss practical development strategies for Abeokuta North

• Connect with Nairalanders who have ties to the constituency

• Encourage political awareness and responsible participation

If you have connections to Abeokuta North or Ogun State, your insight and support will be valuable.

Together, we can build a stronger and more progressive Abeokuta North.
#TheNewGenerationVoice

If you were representing Abeokuta North in the House of Assembly today…
What three policies would you introduce immediately to reduce youth unemployment and create sustainable opportunities for young people?
Let’s discuss solutions.

Action Democratic Party

maysimsimple:
Which political party are you contracting with ?

Good evening Nairalanders.
My name is Hon. Ogunfeyitimi Tope Joshua, an educator, innovator, and social reform advocate from Abeokuta North. I believe leadership should not only be about speeches but about practical actions that improve the lives of our people.

I am preparing to serve my people in the Ogun State House of Assembly representing Abeokuta North, and I want to engage openly with Nigerians, especially those who understand the realities of grassroots communities.

Abeokuta North has enormous potential in education, agriculture, youth development, technology, and local enterprise, yet many opportunities remain untapped.
Through community-driven initiatives like PAIN, ( POVERTY ALLEVIATION IN NIGERIA) I have continued to advocate for youth empowerment, civic responsibility, and sustainable development.
I am using this thread to:
• Listen to ideas from Nigerians
• Discuss practical development strategies for Abeokuta North

• Connect with Nairalanders who have ties to the constituency

• Encourage political awareness and responsible participation

If you have connections to Abeokuta North or Ogun State, your insight and support will be valuable.

Together, we can build a stronger and more progressive Abeokuta North.
#TheNewGenerationVoice9

AMI3:
In the second pic why hanging of bag like a hunter?
In my place if u hung bag like that boys will think that u belong.

I like ur ambition.
Nice one

The bag carries my power bank, some urgent devices and small essentials I must move with at all times. As person wey dey move up and down and stay connected, you gats be prepared.
But I appreciate you for liking the ambition. We move with purpose, not just style. 💪

BucketHat:
Why Honourable carry cross bag🤔

Are you pondering what I'm pondering?

Honorable self nah normal human being nah…. At least I have to move with power banks , tabs keys etc brother

Benrosaria:
You don't need to dress all ostentatious to make believe you would do different from the others.

A leader is a follower and a follower is a leader. If you want to lead you start from the back and not from the front

I agree with you completely. Leadership is not about dressing big or making noise — it is about service and humility.
I believe in leading from the grassroots, serving first before asking to be followed. That is the foundation of this movement.
I will value your support as we build something people-centered and different together.

This kind of news is very painful and embarrassing for us as Nigerians. What this man did is wrong and it has serious consequences, not just for him but for the image of our country.

The truth is, many Nigerians abroad are doing well, working hard and making us proud. But when things like this happen, it gives foreigners the wrong impression about all of us. That is why we must continue to speak against fraud and criminal activities clearly and boldly.

As a leader, I believe the real solution is not just condemnation. We must focus on empowering our youths, creating real opportunities, promoting digital skills the right way, and teaching strong values of integrity and accountability. When young people see genuine opportunities at home, they will not be tempted to take dangerous shortcuts.

This is part of the movement I am building — a movement that stands for integrity, empowerment, and responsible leadership.

I urge you all to support my move. Together, we can change the narrative and build a generation we will all be proud of.

Hon. Ogunfeyitimi Tope Joshua
The New Generation Voice

This is exactly why Nigeria must never become a one-party space.
Democracy survives on competition, alternatives, and independent thinking. When citizens have real options, credibility increases and accountability becomes stronger.
No nation grows well under political dominance by one party alone — that leans toward quiet autocracy.
We must continue to strengthen credible alternatives like ADP so Nigerians always have a real choice.
One Destiny. Action Forward.

Clearing pension and gratuity arrears is a major step toward restoring dignity to our retirees. Governance is ultimately about people, and this shows commitment to responsibility and continuity. I hope the momentum is sustained.

Leadership is about vision, competence and integrity. Nigeria needs fresh thinking and new energy. Let’s give credible leaders the chance to serve and prove themselves.

Ending Poverty in Nigeria Requires Action, Not Promises

President Tinubu must begin to think deeply about ending poverty in Nigeria by doing the basic things right—investing in people, empowering communities, and strengthening grassroots systems that directly touch the lives of the poor.

At PACIONS, we did not wait for power before taking responsibility. We embraced pain as a movement and sacrifice as a duty, committing ourselves to the hard work of eradicating poverty from the grassroots upward. Our approach is simple but effective: empower local communities, create opportunities, support skills, and restore dignity to struggling families.

Poverty will not end through speeches alone. It will end when leadership aligns with people-centered policies, transparent governance, and deliberate investment in education, skills, small businesses, agriculture, and youth development.

The Join Pain Movement is a call to conscience—a reminder that real change begins when leaders and citizens alike are willing to share the burden, feel the pain of the masses, and act with sincerity. Nigeria does not need sympathy; Nigeria needs structured compassion backed by action.

We invite all well-meaning Nigerians, policymakers, and leaders to join this movement, because the fight against poverty is not a slogan—it is a responsibility.

The pain is real.
The people are ready.
The time to act is now.

Nigeria is richly blessed with petroleum resources, and it is only right that the people feel the benefit of what God has placed in our land. Affordable petroleum products are not a privilege; they are a necessity for economic survival. When fuel is affordable, transportation becomes easier, food prices stabilize, businesses grow, and the burden on ordinary Nigerians reduces. Leadership must ensure that our resources work for the people, not against them. This is the spirit of the **Poverty Alleviation in Nigeria (PAIN) Movement**—turning national wealth into shared opportunity, not suffering. Our resources must circulate in ways that uplift lives, create jobs, and restore dignity. Nigeria has what it takes; what remains is the political will to put the people first.

Electricity is not a luxury; it is a basic need. When power is stable, businesses grow, youths get jobs, hospitals save lives, and families live better. The commitment to reliable and sustainable electricity is welcome, but Nigerians will judge by results on the streets, not statements. Communities need light they can trust, meters they can afford, and reforms they can feel. Government and citizens must work together, but leadership must lead with action. Power must reach the people.

It rained around my coordinate yesterday last year, it was a shower of blessing.

NEW YEAR MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR, PAC

As we step into a new year, I extend my sincere appreciation to our dedicated workers, partners, and stakeholders for your commitment, trust, and shared vision.

The past year reminded us that sustainable impact is built on integrity, collaboration, and purposeful action. At Poverty Alleviation Coins (PAC), our resolve remains firm—to create value, empower communities, and provide innovative solutions that uplift lives.

This new year presents renewed opportunities to strengthen our systems, expand our reach, and deliver greater impact. Together, we will continue to drive transparency, growth, and measurable results that align with our core mission of poverty alleviation.

Thank you for standing with PAC. I look forward to achieving greater milestones with you in the year ahead.

Wishing you a productive, prosperous, and impactful New Year.

Geocologist
Director, Poverty Alleviation Coins (PAC)