₦airaland Forum

shortgun:
Why is Soludo a supposed professor behaving like an illiterate? As Governor, he lacks the authority to dictate when people should open their shops or how they should run their businesses .
Constitutionally, Nobody has the power not even the president.
Forcing anyone to work against their will is regarded as forced labour or slavery which is severely punishable by law and a serious crime.
Soludo should be careful.

shortgun:
Why is Soludo a supposed professor behaving like an illiterate? As Governor, he lacks the authority to dictate when people should open their shops or how they should run their businesses .
Constitutionally, Nobody has the power not even the president.
Forcing anyone to work against their will is regarded as forced labour or slavery which is severely punishable by law and a serious crime.
Soludo should be careful.

shortgun:
Why is Soludo a supposed professor behaving like an illiterate? As Governor, he lacks the authority to dictate when people should open their shops or how they should run their businesses .
Constitutionally, Nobody has the power not even the president.
Forcing anyone to work against their will is regarded as forced labour or slavery which is severely punishable by law and a serious crime.
Soludo should be careful.

shortgun:
Why is Soludo a supposed professor behaving like an illiterate? As Governor, he lacks the authority to dictate when people should open their shops or how they should run their businesses .
Constitutionally, Nobody has the power not even the president.
Forcing anyone to work against their will is regarded as forced labour or slavery which is severely punishable by law and a serious crime.
Soludo should be careful.

ElevationD:
OP, you appear to be too young and with no knowledge of happenings in Anambra state.

The well publicized sit at home has cost the Anambra state economy billions in losses and maybe you need to know that it affects governance and development of the state.

There’s serious capital flight and complete fear in the minds of citizens. When shops are forced closed, it’s simply because citizens want to stay safe.

Taking their state back from these terrorists is one way to move forward. Soludo’s threat is simply to encourage citizens to open their shops and let the economy improve.

Again the governor is doing all within his power to make the state better. His development strides get better everyday. Are you aware of his free education policy up to SSS3? Now many out of school children are back to school. That will help to improve the literacy level and prepare the children of today for a better tomorrow.

I hope that you have a better idea of why reopening of businesses on Mondays is very crucial to Soludo and the state, with my above little explanations.

Cheers.

helinues:
Ipob are giving order, the SE governors are also giving orders

So whose orders should the citizens obey bayi

Augustine2244:
Soludo is just demarketing himself for a second term, but he's yet to fully understand.
His foolishness won't let him reason properly like a human being.
How is people still observing sit at home supposed to be his problem in governance?
Instead of focusing his energy in boosting the economic growth and development of the state, acceleration of industrialization and technological development, this Professor of foolishness is busy chasing shadows.
Who gave him the right to determine when people should open their shops for business?
He should take time.

ElevationD:
OP, you appear to be too young and with no knowledge of happenings in Anambra state.

The well publicized sit at home has cost the Anambra state economy billions in losses and maybe you need to know that it affects governance and development of the state.

There’s serious capital flight and complete fear in the minds of citizens. When shops are forced closed, it’s simply because citizens want to stay safe.

Taking their state back from these terrorists is one way to move forward. Soludo’s threat is simply to encourage citizens to open their shops and let the economy improve.

Again the governor is doing all within his power to make the state better. His development strides get better everyday. Are you aware of his free education policy up to SSS3? Now many out of school children are back to school. That will help to improve the literacy level and prepare the children of today for a better tomorrow.

I hope that you have a better idea of why reopening of businesses on Mondays is very crucial to Soludo and the state, with my above little explanations.

Cheers.

Ewabokian:
No job today ?

helinues:
You should be concerned that illiterate kids are locking everyone up in your region instead of always sounding incoherently.

Your handiwork support as usual brought calamity

Ewabokian:
The statistics says SE beats SW in education even with the sit at home 😂😂😂😂😂😂

shortgun:
Why is Soludo a supposed professor behaving like an illiterate? As Governor, he lacks the authority to dictate when people should open their shops or how they should run their businesses .
Constitutionally, Nobody has the power not even the president.
Forcing anyone to work against their will is regarded as forced labour or slavery which is severely punishable by law and a serious crime.
Soludo should be careful.

Tellmeastory:
Dumbo, you care more about ‘bragging rights’ over education statistics than your tanking economy caused by your LOW IQ ‘sit at home’ traitorous nonsense that is destroying your economy and alienating your people from the nation.

Hopeless, stupid people with no brain.

Tomorrow you will claim right to be president of a country you want to leave.

And when you LOSE WOEFULLY, as you should, you will claim Nigerians actually voted for you secessionist traitors en masse, but the election was ‘rigged’.

Demented, stupid outcasts of the nation.