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He said everything is in Lagos.

Nigerian musician Davido recently shared his thoughts on the differences between Nigeria and Ghana in an interview on the American radio show, Ebro Laura Stylez and Rosenberg. According to Davido, Nigeria, especially Lagos State, can be compared to New York City, while Ghana can be compared to California. He explained that Lagos is a city that has everything - the good and the bad - and that if someone can survive there, they can survive anywhere. Lagos is home to beautiful beaches, islands such as Victoria Island, Banana Island, and Ikoyi, and impressive architecture. In contrast, Ghana is a more peaceful and vacation-like destination due to its open spaces and fewer people. Davido's comments provide an interesting perspective on the two African countries and their differences.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GyD3RmZ4Ag

Lagos is like New York and Ghana is like California: Davido Compares Lagos to Ghana.

Before now, the terms weren't clear to me but I had to research to understand and know the gravity of the two terms: "Interim and parallel government".

If Osinbajo supported "PARALLEL" government in 2015 and saw nothing inciting about it, why should a lesser term like "INTERIM" be seen as provocative and inciting?

Mynd44 what is your opinion on this particular thread? Do you think it isn't worth debating on?

I mean, this can be an eye opener to alot of us here.

Meaning this man's claim here maybe right:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lNJDmfsvG8?list=PLT8TcRkU3BPSEF1yvLkbmKW4WwYPWUMMb

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAtO61lEmlw

Lawyers in the house, what do you say about this? Interim Government and Parallel government, which is a against the law?

Smh. Confused man;


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOncRiKGWLk

Hmm

Smh

Hmm. Obviously, we are on own. Coming from the same people that said this:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26x3j6ac-xc

Here is what Osinbajo said too in 2015:

https://www.nairaland.com/7643646/interim-government-osinbajos-view-parallel

What about a parallel government?

https://www.nairaland.com/7643646/interim-government-osinbajos-view-parallel

Meanwhile, let's educate ourselves a little on the terms: Parallel Government and Interim Government.

An interim government and a parallel government are two different types of governmental structures that can arise in certain circumstances.

An interim government is a temporary government that is put in place in a country during a period of transition. This can happen when there is a change in the leadership of a country due to an unexpected event such as death or resignation of a leader, or when a country is undergoing a major political transition such as a revolution or a change in constitution. The interim government is tasked with maintaining stability and continuity until a permanent government can be established through democratic processes such as elections.

On the other hand, a parallel government is a structure that operates alongside an existing government, but is not recognized as legitimate by the established government. This can happen when a group or organization claims to represent a particular constituency or ideology, and establishes its own governance structures, often in opposition to the existing government. The parallel government can operate in secret or openly, and may engage in activities such as providing social services or even taking military action against the established government.

In summary, an interim government is a temporary government that is recognized as legitimate and tasked with maintaining stability during a period of transition, while a parallel government is a structure that operates outside the recognized government and is often in opposition to it.

Recently, there have been discussions surrounding the possibility of an interim government in Nigeria due to perceived illegalities in the 2023 elections. There are allegations that certain individuals are planning this interim government, with the current ruling party, APC, pointing fingers at the Labour Party. However, no one has officially identified the individuals behind the plan.

A video has surfaced from an interview in 2015 with Osinbajo, the current vice president of APC, regarding the 2015 presidential election. In the interview, the presenter asked Osinbajo about allegations that the APC was planning to form a parallel government (a statement credited to the APC Chairman).

Osinbajo didn't deny the allegation instead stated that there was nothing inciting about it. You can watch the short clip to hear Osinbajo's explanation on why forming a parallel government is not inciting in 2015


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZxLpFBz56A

Posted this while it was happening yesterday ......maybe we prefer stale news here though
https://www.nairaland.com/7641930/breaking-protests-asaba-following-alleged




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQnqbm59-pk

I listened to it over and over again and I can say that thing isn't completely real.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9OIDdc1JbY

Rokiat:
This one is still a small girl. She will learn soon that you don’t cry over these f..u.ck boys.

Billions of di..cks in the world and you crying over a man what sort of fuckery is this? Nonsense.

😆 Love can make you cry out your eyes, sis.

Hmmm. I posted the news here yesterday but didn't make it here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQnqbm59-pk


Glad he is finally arrested though:

https://www.nairaland.com/7641930/breaking-protests-asaba-following-alleged

She appears really Young and naive...sad

A young woman was seen crying uncontrollably after experiencing a heartbreak from her boyfriend, who she revealed is from the Isoko ethnic group. She expressed her frustration, stating that she had heard from others that Isoko men tend to behave in this way. Her friends tried to comfort her and agreed with her assertion that Urhobo Isoko men are often unfaithful, with one of them even sharing a personal anecdote about their own father.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4l1Wz_02aA

We should approach emerging issues with impartiality and not let biases cloud our judgement.

If someone is planning to establish an interim government, we should identify the person or group involved and address the issue directly instead of avoiding it.

The constant chatter and noise surrounding this topic is becoming overwhelming.

The current government in power is APC, so why is it so difficult to identify those involved? The pervasive propaganda is causing confusion and leading some to believe in false information, such as the leaked audio clip between Bishop and Obi.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9OIDdc1JbY

It's crucial that we prioritize honesty and integrity in our national affairs.

I created this thread for critical reasoning but the mods ain't helping matter too.

https://www.nairaland.com/7639912/leaked-phone-call-peter-obi

helinues:
Thank goodness na Canada no be Nigeria.

The west can continue practicing same sex marriage and leave Africa out of the barbaric act

They are already woeing some African countries, pray they don't come to us here Nigeria 😆 😂 😅

What this simply means is that, if you say anything against men that turn themselves into women or women that turn themselves into men you will be heavily punished for it.

You most not abuse, bully or protest against them at all!

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A proposed bill in Canada would make it a criminal offense to misgender, criticize, or protest against transgenderism.

Those who are considered "offensive, homophobic, or transphobic" may face prosecution and a hefty fine of $25,000.

In certain regions of Canada, protests and offensive language could be criminalized as well. This news has generated mixed reactions and criticism, with many individuals expressing their dissatisfaction on Twitter. Here are some of the recent Twitter responses to this development.






https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auACz4P7UM8

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Protest rocks Asaba, Delta state, over the killing of a young man allegedly for refusing to pay hundred naira bribe to policemen along the Ugbolu-Asaba road in Delta State. Angry youths have blocked major roads in Asaba to protest the ugly incident.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQnqbm59-pk

Lol. Thanksgiving song 😁 😀

Meanwhile, don't forget to check out the latest hit here:

https://www.nairaland.com/7641665/full-compilation-nigerian-youth-falzs