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TheABOMINATION:
Good, cause I am not taking no COVID-19 vaccine, I will not be among those that will turn to zombie in the upcoming zombie apocalypse.

michlins:
one thing I have come to do about Nigeria is to not worry about the inefficiencies and defective governments.

Nigerians provide: water, light and health for themselves with no government efforts. It will not cost much to secure your property

michlins:
even if you do that,a brand new sawing blade will cut through it and he will have access. The design is the problem not just the material used. Just like the sample below, all you need to do is to cut out one pipe and you have access

michlins:
tell you the truth eh. Let's say the gaps between them is 5" wide and a thief manages to cut one that gives him 10" gap to move even your properties. It's aluminum pipe and it's light to cut through.

There's much hunger and rise of criminality in the land, secure your property as much as you can

twinskenny:
Is there a way to fortify this embedded burglary proof? Not strong enough. This is the forth place I witness cable theft and they pass through the burglary proof so I easily ..

I think its better to do the normal iron stand alone burglary proof...

Cable worth of 400k is gone here

mufutau55:
The gap on those iron is too wide... even an adult can pass thru it.. there is nothing wrong with the horizontal design, just need to be more tighter.

Hajji M.

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The Oyo State Commissioner for Information, Tourism and Culture, Dr Wasiu Olatubosun, has said he and other loyalists of Seyi Makinde would do everything possible to ensure the governor returns to the Agodi Government House for a second term.

Olatubosun said he had started what he called political evangelism to market Makinde and he would take the message to everywhere in the state.

He said this on Thursday at the Correspondents Chapel of the Nigerian Union of Journalists, Oyo State Council.

Makinde, who came into office on May 29, 2019, has not publicly declared his intention but he has said things that suggested that he is interested in seeking re-election.
The commissioner said the achievements of the governor were enough to make the people vote for him again.

He said the achievements were evident in the education, health, agriculture and other sectors.

The commissioner said, “For me, I will go all out to start selling my product and my product is Governor Seyi Makinde; Seyi Makinde for the second term. I am starting my political evangelism for Governor Seyi Makinde and I will do everything I can do to ensure he returns to the Government House Agodi.
“We have enough achievements by the governor. In the health sector, we are building primary health centres in 351 wards; this will give people at the grassroots access to healthcare. Education is free and the governor is doing his best in terms of security, although insecurity is not peculiar to Oyo State.”

Speaking on the kidnap cases on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, the commissioner said the state was working through the police and other security agencies such as Amotekun to increase patrol and visibility in the area.
He said the security agencies were also working in collaboration with the Ogun State Police Command to make the Onigarri area, where some persons returning from a wedding ceremony were abducted, safe.

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The Northern Elders’ Forum has said the situation in Nigeria has shown that the country does not need an ethnic President in 2023.

The spokesman for the group, Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, stated this on Thursday at the 19th Daily Trust Dialogue with the theme, ‘2023: The Politics, Economy and Security’.

While expressing concerns over the tension in the polity in the build-up to the general elections, Baba-Ahmed said 90 per cent of Nigerian governors had no business being anywhere near power.

According to him, most of the governors don’t have the preparation, background and competencies to govern.
One of the worst things you can do is to create huge additional anger around the cost of living, the cost of fuel, cost of prices, pushing the citizen into more depression and you want to have elections just a few months after,” he stated.

While calling for restructuring of the country, he added, “What we really need to do is put the federal system on the table and ask what is wrong?

“What is it that makes it impossible to reduce the powers or to regulate the powers of governance and restructure the country? But this is a word that is anathema to a lot of people in power today.”

For Governor Babagana Zulum of Borno State, Nigerians must look into the possibility of selecting good leaders rather than focusing on the elections.

He said contrary to rumours, he was not interested in aspiring for any higher political position in 2023, adding that becoming the governor of Borno was not something he planned.

Zulum stated, “We are now coming closer to the 2023 general elections but for me, it’s not important, I’m not interested in any position. I never planned to be the governor of Borno State and I’m not willing to aspire for any higher position, but as a Muslim, you should always pray for the best.”
“We have to look into the possibility of selecting good leaders, whether we like it or not. How? That remains the very big question; whether in the PDP, whether in the APC, I think we need to see how we can get good leaders.”

A former Minister of Agriculture, Audu Ogbeh, said Nigeria’s democracy was founded on a very turbulent and weak economic arrangement.

He said, “What we are practising here is fraud. A widow in a distant village, who is suffering, is blaming one man in Abuja, Buhari, but nobody blames the governor or the local government chairman.
What we are seeing is the rise in the cost of food. We have reached a stage where farmers can’t even go to the farm and harvest their crops, because they have to pay bandits. And those bandits don’t see any connection between them and this country. They are so angry that for them, it is a state of anarchy.”

On his part, the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammadu Sa’ad Abubakar III, called on Nigerians to be part of politics and governance as the institutions were too important to be left to politicians alone.

Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar said the nation was facing real and existential threats never experienced before.

Atiku observed that as the 2023 elections were drawing closer, the political class and parties must begin the process of identifying a leader capable of finding solutions to the problems and uniting the people.

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joefengzy:
One idiot from guinea Bissau say instead Nigeria go win them e better make him die
I de wait for him death lol