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Zionmdde:You still don't get the point do you |
Zionmdde:It's not about the financial. It the extent she went . |
Zionmdde:If the woman with the issue of blood had start from the cell system will she receive her healing?? |
KingMack:Two years later. The divorce no secret o |
Ikaeniyan0:It wasn't directed to anyone in particular. Anyone that feels it's directed to them is obviously guilty |
Does hell have segmentation? Where are others? How can one be in anguish and still hold conversation. |
In many countries, especially emerging democracies, society displays a troubling double standard when dealing with threats to constitutional order. I watch and read on how coups especially the recent one in Guinea Bissau was widely condemned while the rigging of elections were usually followed by congratulatory messages even by advanced countries whose elections monitors report widespread manipulations of the elections they observed. A military officer who attempts a coup is instantly labelled a traitor. Leaders, civil society, and the international community condemn the act with one voice. Yet a politician who rigs an election—subverting the will of millions—is often celebrated, defended by party loyalists, or rewarded with political office. Even the judiciary looks the other way round or even sometimes aid the abuse of democracy. This inconsistency is not only morally wrong, but it also undermines the very foundation of democratic governance. The truth is clear: both coup plotters and election riggers commit treason. One doesn’t deserves condemnation while the other receives congratulations. A coup plotter seizes power through force. An election rigger seizes power through fraud. The tools differ—guns versus forged results, intimidation versus ballot manipulation, tank versus technical glitches—but the objective is the same: to gain power without the consent of the people. In constitutional democracies, sovereignty belongs to the citizens. Any act that overturns, manipulates, or bypasses their will is an assault on the state. Whether power is stolen with a rifle or a rigged tally sheet, the theft is still treason. Coup attempts provoke outrage because they are dramatic and visible. Tanks, soldiers, and emergency broadcasts make the betrayal unmistakable. Election rigging is quieter. It hides in official language, legal processes, party celebrations, and manipulated institutions. Because it unfolds under the cover of “civilian politics,” many accept it as a normal part of the game rather than acknowledging the truth: Election rigging is a civilian coup. The Damage Is the Same—Sometimes Worse for election rigging. Both coup plotting and election rigging produce illegitimate governments. Both destroy public trust. Both weaken the constitution. Both fuel instability and conflict. However, election rigging can be more dangerous in the long run. While a coup is abrupt and easier to reverse, electoral fraud corrodes democracy slowly, normalizing impunity and weakening institutions for generations. A rigged election is simply a coup conducted in slow motion. A nation cannot claim to defend democracy if it only rejects military coups while tolerating electoral theft. Democracy is not a matter of preference—it is a matter of principles. If stealing power by force is treason, then stealing it through rigged elections is equally treasonous. The method may differ, but the betrayal is the same. In conclusion, to build stable, credible, and enduring democratic institutions, societies must adopt one consistent standard: _Anyone who undermines the people’s will—whether wearing uniform or agbada—commits treason against the state. Coup plotters and election riggers are not opposites; they are reflections of the same anti-democratic mindset. One should never be condemned while the other is congratulated. Until both are treated as equal threats, democracy will remain fragile and vulnerable. By Prof Danjuma Sale
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Will you die if you write only inter Miami , must you include Messi name? |
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What if APP was Wike's plan B |
NL just be like today, yesterday and forever |
Person go stay for that uncompleted building shoot am for head |
datola:Bring your wife over and split bills |
tsdarkside:Check this page out bro on fb it might change your narrative. *nwanyiocha* |
OlawaleBammie:They started with Buratai in Zaria |
noble71:They are |
ahnie:You're save bro. It's now accepted |
Fahvvy:Your daughter will be attacked and you'll be there to experience it |
Opinedecandid:What's your point bro |
This life is just complicated. I was watching a program the other day where people are been screened before they enter into a country. A kid from another country though who got admission to learn English in that country was suspected and was interrogated. When asked about his father's pay, the guy knew exactly what his dad earns. He came into the country legitimately and was freed. Imagine a kid knowing his dad salary but coming back home it's difficult for spouses to know that. Anyway I don't know which side to be because I am not married. Everyone has a reason for their decision. |
We, as a society, seriously need to stop this nonsense of secrecy in abuse. Children in abusive homes should not say anything outside at the detriment of painting their Men and women in abusive relationships should not say anything outside so they wouldn't shame their There are people googling and researching ' What to do if someone you love abuses you ' because they can't even fathom speaking up. They're afraid of tarnishing the image of their abusers. Worse still, most of them are afraid of what society would say about them, the victims. 'What would people say?' has killed many people, left rapists roaming around family gatherings and kept victims in God when relationships with their emotional, sexual and physical abusers. So back to the Google searches. There's barely any answers (well, not the exact answers that the victims are looking for) Why? 1 Many victims come from a place of feeling like they are at fault. (Keyword being many) 2 They are searching for exact cases or scenarios like theirs. So even if they find an abuse story matching theirs 99%, the missing 1% makes their case different 3. They don't even know if it's abuse. They feel a type of way about it. Find similar stories. But, it doesn't sit well because there's just one common advise. LEAVE How do you start the process of leaving someone when you're not even sure it was abuse. (Inserts the fact that they're ashamed to talk to anyone about it). 4 Finally, (especially with Nigerians) Na white people write am. They are too liberal. They don't know what we face daily and how normal these acts are. Hence, they discredit all the information they googled. The worst part? There's a repeat action and they find themselves googling again. A fucking toxic cycle.� The secrecy is what starts the problem. Conflict and Abuse Thrive in Secrecy The world isn't changing soon. I just feel like dropping the judgemental tone would help victims actually feel safe with you. The moment you start asking very stupid questions like ehn, so you're trying to tell me a girl raped you? Or Your gentle partner beat you? Drop the judgement abeg. And don't be propagating rubbish. Because here's the truth. Dear beautiful souls in abusive relationships, it's always better on the other side. It may not seem like it. But it's always better without the abuser. And if it's love and acceptance you're searching for, the only person that can give you that 100% is YOU. Always look out for Number one. THAT'S YOU Treat yourself better. Please.
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Dbrawllm0098:If Ned nwoke call u like that nko |
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Search that name on fb. U might be lucky to trace the owner |
Good day all, after numerous job applications, I was fortunate enough to be invited for a 3 weeks training in Ikoyi by Prudential Zenith life insurance. Currently, I have no one around there or in Lagos. Please, I am looking for anyone who can help accommodate me for these period or know a place I can get cheap accommodation around these axis(2, Aromire Street by Kingsway Road, Ikoyi (Zenith Bank Building), Lagos) thank you. |
Chao. . in the class, the woman will be like, my son wetin be number 1 |
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. One thing me I don learn too na how to komot my matter for ugly people mouth
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