misano: If ur military get mind make them go bring her out na. Canada go only pocket that vegetable president under house arrest. DJ Switch is a true heroine.
Heroine kọ colorado ni Na so e easy to enter Canada? Your DJ WITCH dey Ghana dey figure how she wan take file for asylum and canada don answer am say they don't accept asylum application from an individual. I no know how she wan take comot for this gbẹgẹ wey she put herself so
Rocksvibes234: The largest market in Africa is in Anambra State, Onitsha Main market, we also have over 63 major markets
Large by congregation or by Revenue? Una fit be 1 million in Anambra market,your total earnings for the whole month will be matched by just 2 transactions in lagos in one week. Ọga go sit down
uche87: In the last 5 years that I have been analyzing public affairs online, I have never seen a government struggle so hard to manage a crisis, like the Lekki Shooting incident of the 20th of October.
The Nigerian government has been using a big lie to cover another very ridiculous one since the ill-fated occurrence happened. It is as if the government has forgotten to apply its brakes on its adventure of falsehood, as several concerned agencies brace up to lie their ways out of the scandal. Nigerians are no fools; they know the truth, and they knew from day one. The leaders know the people are aware of those responsible for the shooting, but they don't seem to care. What they are doing is a mockery of the intelligence of the general public.
The morning after the incident, nobody claimed responsibility for the shooting. The Nigerian Army was quiet. The media filled the vacuum of communication by reeling out different death rates. When the military couldn't take it anymore, they started posting screenshots of news reports and tagging them 'fake news'. The governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu's desperately needed a story to tell the public as the de facto 'Chief Security Officer' of the state. He revealed that forces beyond his control were behind the attack on unarmed peaceful protesters. This statement indirectly pointed accusing fingers at his political godfather, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu and President Muhammadu Buhari who is the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces. Sanwo-Olu later cracked on CNN where he hinted that Nigerian soldiers were behind the attack. It appeared the leadership of the army felt it had had enough from the governor. It came out to admit that the Nigerian troops undertook the operation, but they were invited by the governor.
The same military that denied being at the Lekki tollgate now claims the soldiers only fired blank ammunition into the air, as warning shots to disperse the protesters. Despite video and pictorial evidence, the military claimed the victim role and labelled the protesters as the oppressors. In the words of the army, nobody was shot, and there was no massacre.
According to a statement by a top army official, Lt Col Bello, the protesters, infiltrated by hoodlums, got violent and attacked the soldiers who were so patient and nice that they even offered their aggressors water and drinks. I guess this is the picture of the Nigeria of our dreams.
While the issue of soldiers being at the scene of the crime was confirmed, the Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami who appeared not to be updated about the state of the quagmire, insinuated that hoodlums in military fatigues carried out the attack. The government can't even gather its officials to lie in unison.
Nigerians hoped the CCTV footage by the Lekki Concession Company, LCC was going to provide a rare insight into what transpired that night at the tollgate. But the LCC soon claimed their cameras stopped recording at 8 pm when the tollgate was heating up. The company can't wait to move on with business, it has demanded to take control of the tollgate, so that business can continue as usual.
The shooting as well as the fatality rates have become mysteries. And they are mysteries because the government wants it to be so. The goal is to drag their feet over the matter till those asking questions grow old, develop grey hair, and lose interest in the bloody incident.
Even you think the testimonies of Obianuju Catherine Udeh aka DJ Switch are inconsistent, then you have to also admit that the government has broken the scale of inconsistency with its varying accounts. It is disturbing that the alleged corpses of the murdered protesters have refused to surface. We have also failed to record credible cases of family members searching for their missing loved ones. The commonest cases are that of the injured, dealing with severe injuries in hospitals. The back and forth has thrown us all in limbo. But on the scale of inconsistency in accounts, the ranking of the government might touch the heavens if that is done. DJ Switch who has been allegedly granted asylum in Canada explained on different occasions that her life is in danger. She revealed the death threats she got from different quarters were overwhelming and she had to be moving from one home to another in search of safety.
DJ Switch's role on the night of the alleged carnage was iconic. It is a further testament to the power of women in society. In Africa, it is generally believed that women are weak. But like the famous writer, Chimamanda Adichie once said, some women are stronger than their male counterparts. DJ Switch proved that. It is no news that countries managed by women e.g New Zealand, Taiwan, Germany, Denmark, Finland, Hong Kong (city) and others faired better in the battle against coronavirus than the men.
The stories behind the Lekki Shooting wouldn't have been this clear without DJ Switch who expertly played the roles of the medical doctor, political leader, journalist, disk jockey and an activist on the same night, in a simultaneous fashion. As soon as the protesters came under attack, she went live on her Instagram page and televised the event using her smartphone. She was seen reporting the event as bullets rented the atmosphere. She could be heard directing the protesters who queued behind her, and they adhered to her instructions. She was also seen attending to a man with bullet wounds. A bullet was removed from the body of a young man who was rumoured to have passed away after the gory experience. Despite the danger, she was also the voice of the protesters that night. She overcame her fears and addressed the military commander who led the soldiers. She gave regular updates about their status to the outside world who couldn't be at the scene. She also rushed several victims to the hospital for professional medical attention.
That night, she became the face of the protest movement at the Lekki tollgate, where celebrities who publicised the protesters on Twitter, were largely absent. According to her account, a man took a bullet for her during the ordeal. She said a man jumped on her while asking others to cover her up. She wondered what was happening, but she soon got to know they were forming a shield around her when a shooter targeted her.
DJ Switch sustained injuries that night, both physically and mentally. She left the scene of the attack with bullet shells which she displayed during an Instagram live session. Her life changed but not positively. From the disk jockey who was the life of parties, she became a target by high-handed state and non-state actors who didn't want her to tell her story to her waiting audience. They wanted to silence her. A country of a huge landmass of 923,768 km², with six geopolitical zones, that houses over 200 million people became too small and hot for her, that she had to run out.
It is a shame that the government which is supposed to be protecting an asset like her has been alleged to be her persecutor.
It is not clear if she is actually in Canada considering a recent statement by the Canadian high commission in Nigeria. If true, then it can be said that Canada came to her rescue the same way it has even bailing Nigerian millennials from the throes of poverty in the country. Some Nigerians tried to sponsor a petition to bring her back to Nigeria to face trial. But that is laughable, isn't it? Canada always comes through for the oppressed. The rumoured support she might be getting reminds me of how Canada bailed out the then 18-year-old Saudi Arabian girl, Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun, who was running away from her family. The country also hosts several Saudi Arabian dissidents.
DJ Switch will be safe. Her mental health will also be taken care of. The strong woman will always miss home but her safety matters. One day, she will return to the land of the rising sun to tell her story. This time around, we hope more people will listen. DJ Switch should cry no more. The story of Lekki Shooting which has become part of Nigeria's history will be incomplete without her role.
Again, it is sad that she is receiving death threats. Who are the people that want her dead and what is their ultimate goal? Only time will answer both questions.
How is she an asset? She is inconsequential,if government want her to face justice it won't take Nigeria police 48hr to bring her out of her hiding,her case has not even ben escalated to the DSS level,talk more of the Military.
A free mind will never run away. Na her hand work dey pursue her.
Rocksvibes234: Lolz, do you know the progress of Anambra State so far, Orient refinery in Anambra is enough to dwarf Lagos when completed. International cargo and passengers airport, Onitsha seaport when fully operational will move Anambra economy, Anambra state have trillions of tones of gas reserse, and many others
But Lagos have the market. Who ever owns the market gets the Cherry �. Anambra does not even have the potential of Kano or Portharcourt. Gbà fún ọga ẹ
AlexReports: *WHY ANAMBRA ECONOMY WILL SURPASS LAGOS -- MELIE ONYEJEPU*
*Sir Melie Onyejepu is a former Special Adviser to the Anambra State Governor on Budget, Monitoring and Implementation. He is also the General Manager, Bureau for Public Procurement, Anambra State*
In this interview, he talks about the future of Anambra State, and sundry issues *You are Special Adviser to Anambra State governor on Budget, Monitoring and Implementation, and also the General Manager, Public Procurement; what exactly does your job entail?*
In the budget area, my job entails monitoring budget implementation. We also make sure that the state derives value for whatever expense and advice the governor, especially where we feel that the expenses do not match the budgetary provision. This is when it is at variance with what it should be or where the project is not aligning with the provisions of the budget and the focus of the government.
On the procurement side, we ensure the pricing of projects are in line with acceptable norm, that they are not overpriced, and the state derives value from those implemented.
*There is controversy about so many states borrowing carelessly, how has your work impacted Anambra State?*
In 2015, because of our activities in the area of budget, Anambra came first in the entire South East and second in the country on the implementation of International Public Accounting System. What that means is that Anambra keyed into transparency initiative and that all our accounting and budgeting systems have been patterned to meet international standard. It also means we have adopted the same standard used in the United States and UK. Therefore, if we are using the system by countries that are standard yardsticks for measuring transparency and accountability, that will tell you the type of system we have put in place.
Secondly, in the procurement circle, we are implementing the law guiding public procurement to the letter. It requires the establishment of a bureau and we have done that and are also putting into place electronic means of procurement, which will help eliminate issues of corruption and fraud. What that does is that, in the comfort of your room, you can access the contracts we have awarded, who we awarded them to, the scope and cost. With this e-procurement platform, you can, as a citizen, cross-check what we are doing.
I can hold my head high and say that I am working with this government. One great thing about this administration is that this is the first time the governor of the state has a clearly stated blueprint, mission and vision.
*Is the blueprint part of Vision 2070?*
The essence of Vision 2070 is to expand this blueprint, incorporate new things and adjust to the dictates of the dynamics of a global economy.
*The younger generation is clamoring for an opportunity in the nation’s political leadership positions; as a relatively young person, what is your take?*
I believe that the older generation have done their bit. They have ruled us from independence till this moment and, like I said earlier, the running of government is changing and the nature of economies are going to change too. Most developed countries are moving into things like e-governance and it is not for the old generation.
*Where do you see Anambra State in the next 20 years?*
I see the economy of Anambra growing bigger than that of Lagos. This will be made possible by the coming of Onitsha River Port and the cargo airport. With these on ground, we expect massive economic activities. Another thing that will grow the economy is gas. There is a prediction that oil and gas will fizzle out soon. To me, it won’t be so in most of the third world countries. However, even if oil becomes less relevant, gas will still be a major resource in the economy Igbariam in Anambra State is sitting on trillions of metric tons of gas reserve that can feed the whole of West Africa, and Ibeto petrochemical is already building a gas handling plant. We are also expanding agricultural activities. At the inception of Governor Willie Obiano’s administration, we met 80,000 metric tons of rice production in this state and in less than four years, we have been able to move it to 338,000 metric tons with a projection that, by the end of the year, we will start getting about 480,000 to 500,000 metric tons. It shows you the speed at which we are moving. Still in agriculture, we have boosted cassava production and by the time we adopt full mechanization, we will be one of the biggest exporters of cassava and rice in this part of the world. Another area Anambra is endowed is in that of industries. Nnewi people have a knack for manufacturing products like Taiwan. There was a time Nnewi was the Taiwan of Nigeria but due to power issues, some of those industries closed shop. But that does not mean we cannot repeat that process today. We can use gas to develop an independent power plant that can power factories in Nnewi and Onitsha, so our industrialists can go back to what they know best. The state is also endowed with the knowledge of trade and commerce and what we need to do is provide enabling environment for our businessmen and women, and you will see them excel. I see an Anambra State where the size of the economy will move from its current GDP of about N4.8 trillion to about N20 trillion. *As a financial expert, what necessary economic steps should Nigeria take to avoid a possible crash of the economy considering the level of inflationary trends and unemployment in the country?*
Let me just mention one or two. Once you are able to fix power, every other thing falls in place. Secondly, is agriculture, which is the highest employer of labour. Fixing power, as long as I am concerned, is simple. We have gas deposits all over the place. Use that to generate power. Once this is in place, every other thing falls into place. Nigerians are very hardworking people, so just lay the foundation for them and you will see them grow. *How prepared are you for higher leadership positions?*
Leadership is nothing more than your ability to lead by example, and then being able to use others to achieve your goal by ensuring that you delegate assignments, monitor it and have people buy into whatever you want to achieve. My work in the bank positioned me for that. In the private sector, you are given a target and you can’t just achieve your target without the support of other people, and if you don’t treat those people well, you can never achieve your target since you can’t be everywhere at the same time. For you to do this, you must treat the people working with you well, lead by example and understand their feelings at any given time. So for me, leadership is about leading by example.
*Power rotation will be a major issue in the coming Anambra governorship election; what is your view especially with regards to the argument that it encourages mediocrity?* The good thing about zoning is that it gives everybody a sense of belonging and opportunity to contribute their best. However, that does not mean that anybody can be presented because of zoning. I am not in support of that.
Not trying to belittle the effort of Anambra people but Dangote refinery alone is enough to dwarf whatever Onitsha sea port and cargo airport will bring,not to talk of the entire Lekki Free trade zone. Badagry deep sea Port is not even yet added. Lagos is a Nation on it's own.
Precisely my thoughts. someone that has not have any commercial success in the last 5yrs or so,where he wan get money to buy Rolls? Except he don dey game
Fahdiga: Lollest lol so you have a life and you are here ranting up and down like a deranged fellow hmm. so you have a good job but you are always on the internet looking for who to vent your frustration on. Oga pls I'm not the cause of your misfortune in life. Drink water and calm down, help might still come your way before this year runs out. I will be praying for you
One of the major reason an average Nigerian graduate and by extension you don't have a job is because of thinking like this. So been on the internet means one is jobless? Do you know how many jobs are internet dependent? Researchers comes to forum like this to observe and poke you into talking,yet you think every jobs require you to be at the office opening and closing files?
creolehunt: About 2 years ago, my brother started working for this company as an intern. The agreement with his manager was that he will be confirmed within 6 months. After about 18months without confirmation, he resigned from the job but still kept contact with people from his former job.
Fast forward to some weeks ago, he heard that his former company needed personnel at a new branch in a new state and it's strictly an internal recruitment. So he met his former manager and expressed interest, the manager pushed his name (eligibility is dependent solely on recommendation by your branch manager) and he alongside others went through series of interviews at the end of which he was employed. Suffice to say that the HR manager was part of these interviews.
He was sent an offer letter plus other documents and he resumed last week monday. Last week Tuesday, he was called by the HRM who asked him series of questions after which the HRM said he didn't know all this while that my brother isn't an active staff and that he (the HRM) was hoodwinked by the branch manager. His argument was tgat there were other eligible candidates who could have been recommended, but the manager brought someone from outside.
Now, the offer letter to my brother has been withdrawn. Same guy that resigned his job the moment he received this offer, he has even told everyone that mattered tgat he was relocating. Please is there anything we can do to salvage this, it's so heartbreaking. I don't know where they expect him to start from when he gets home.
There is nothing your brother can do about it. The instructions was clear,an in house recruitment and as the last Check your brother had resigned. Sorry about that
Fahdiga: The protest started peacefully until the government started using thugs like you to disrupt and cause mayhem so as to paint the peaceful protesters bad. in a civilised setting a miscreant like you ought to be in jail by now for disrupting peaceful protest but here you are still roaming freely and causing nuisance on the internet.
What differentiate you from those that you called hired thug? Answer:- Common sense.
You are so daft that you completely forgotten that what you were fighting for had been scrapped. But simply because bulk of you don't have a job,you don't have a hope of getting any,you do not have a life. you then resulted to civil disturbance that all other people's life must go the way of yours.
You have forgotten that some of us paid our price to be where we are today,but most of you don't want to be patient at all,you don't want to endure,as a matter of fact you are not even ready to do any hardwork except enjoyment.
My advice to you is to go get a life. Second protest won't come and if it comes the authority will have zero tolerance for that rubbish you guys did.
As for the stupid Rinu,she will regret the day she took that stupid decision to put her account forward for raising funds. just wait for the outcome
fmthegreatest: Where is Femi Falana ?he is expected to brace up and challlenge this amusing freezing of accounts of these youths.
Fálànà knows the law and get sense. Why Falz no collect money for him own account? Na people wey mumu dey always go jail for offence committed by multitude
Fahdiga: Dear Rinu, the present leadership of this country doesn't know the difference between military and democratic government. they and their online miscreants are not fit for a civilized society but they will soon regret their actions
Another idiot spotted. Democracy means you should lead and seek sponsor for insurrection? There is no where you will try such all over the world and the government will not spot it's light on you. She asked for it and she has gotten it. Let her deal with it,Next time she go get sense
Cutezt: Residents of Amuwo Odofin Local Government Area, in the Badagry Division, Lagos State, Nigeria have printed banners calling for the recall of the Member Representing the Constituency in the Lagos State House Of Assembly After a video of her saying Nigerian Youths are 'on drugs' went viral last month.
It will be recalled that the residents began the recall process of the Lawmaker after the incident.
Process of recall will be completed with signatures from that local government, and I can bet they won't get the required numbers. Recall without the input of the political party is DoA
Fahdiga: My argument is based on the fact that Nigerian government have been subjugating the citizens for long. the day of reckoning is now. we want a country where a poor man's rights will be respected just like a rich man too. *we want a country where police will give protesters police protection and not harassing, hounding and killing them just like what happened during the recent endsars protest*. we want what is obtainable in civilized countries like Canada where DJ Switch is already testifying against this despotic regime
You just reaffirmed your earlier position by saying POLICE KILLED THEM DURING ENDSARS and we are asking you to bring the corpse,we are asking you to give us verifiable data of those who were allegedly KILLED. But you keep twisting and whinng.
Your lord and savior DJ WITCH go soon know how far,you think these foreign missions don't have a way of getting information about what goes on here? Wait until she bound to the philistines
DamZik: [s][/s]How do you know she is lying? Were you with her at Lekki toll gate at that deadly night? How much are you earning per month as APC zombie? This same evil you are surpporting today will come back to you worse in the nearest future. There is law of karma. Be warned.
And how do you know she is telling the truth either? Having a contrary opinion or asking for proves does not make one a paid Buharist. it means those of us who failed to believe her have a functioning brain and a higher IQ
Fahdiga: At least the whole world can hear the many atrocities this regime has been committing against the masses
Every allegations must be proven,you are talking of massacre without a single evidence to point to that except gunshots,. Reach into a dictionary First to know the meaning of word massacre and the punishment prescribed under the United Nations charter before you swallow Everything hook line and sinker
Karleb: According to this Link Nigeria's unemployment rate is 27.1 percent while Nigeria's under-employment rate is 28.6 percent. That is, more than 50 percent of Nigerians are either completely unemployed or grossly underemployed (they get paid little for doing so much).
If you are Nigerian student hoping to further in any tertiary institution of your choice, do not study a course just because you like it.
The only reason why you should study any course should be because of its employability rate. Ask yourself, if I study Biochemistry for example, will I get a job. How many people in the past few years have gotten a biochemistry job?
Jambites are found of going to school to study courses with fancy names but many of these courses won't get you a job or a well paid job after graduation.
Another mistake Jambites make is rushing for Medicine, Law, Accountancy and other courses in their leagues. Why would apply for medicine when you know you'll probably never meet up with the cut of mark? Let's be candid, a high percentage of Nigerian student are average (including myself). It will be absolute foolishness (for a lack of better word) if an average student keep wasting their precious years in search of admission into law.
There are other non-celebrated courses out there that'll fetch you money, Computer Science, Music, Food and Nutrition amongst others fall into this category.
Gone are the days when a certificate guarantees a job. These days what guarantee you a job as a graduate (or anybody else) is connection, your money or your skill.
Most people don't have money to buy a job, most are not connected but most people can have a skill that'll make them financially independent and that is what you as a student should leverage on before becoming a graduate.
Learn a skill that'll fetch you money.
Regards, A concerned unemployed graduate.
That is not the problem. The problem why most Nigerian graduate never secured a job is BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT EMPLOYABLE. try and listen to them,you will find out that most of them only went to school but not EDUCATED. Na certificate dem dey carry.
raphretle: We had some technical faults which affected the flow of water to the second floor of the house we live in.. One has to go down to get water to use... So my neighbour told me his girlfriend Used the toilet but refused to flush it, claiming she can't subject herself to that kinda stress to get water.. This guy only comes to my room to complain but he can't tell it to her face... He seems to be afraid of her.
For three days now, she does the shitting while he does the flushing...
Another Thing is, this guy is a type of Person that if you tell him something about that his girlfriend, he will end Up telling her.....
Na him dey flush the Toto now,e no bad if he flush the poopoo too.
lexy2014: I didn't ask u if protests are a right or a left. I asked when did it become a crime? That u haven't answered and u talking about what gels or doesn't gel. Did I ask u about rights? By d way, where do u have major protests where roads aren't inadvertently blocked? Protests everywhere are disruptive to public life (By disruptive, I dont mean stealing or destroying things). That's normal but then again they are part of d democratic process. Below is a picture of d scene of a protest that took about 5 months. With such numbers, is it possible for people's normal activities not to be disrupted?
What's wrong with protesters still being on d road after d govt announced d scrapping of endsars?
It's not me u are helping. It's urself u need to help. U are d one who made a claim. It's not govt text book that made d claim. It is ur responsibility to defend ur claims. It's not my responsibility neither is it that of a govt text book. U have even shot urself further with ur interview analogy as it further contradicts ur position. If u are asked a question in a job interview based on a claim u make, are u going to refer d interviewer to a text book?
So many protest that are not distruptive, Occupy Nigeria protest was camped at a place in Ojota,I was part of that protest,we did not blocked the way and we had our demand. Thailand protest has been on for over a year at the same spot and they are still there they never blocked the whole city.
I do not need to reply you again,as it's seen that you keep changing position each time you were caught. Don't argue to win,argue to learn and embrace a sound logic.
Like I said earlier,keep blocking the road,keep shutting the whole place and when a bigger FORCE came after you and put you where you belong I pray you are able to afford a legal representative. Good day
lexy2014: Since u say that "The problem with most electorate is that they think their contract ends with their representative once he/she has been declared the winner, where as na that time the contract just start", how many times have u engaged ur elected representatives since 1999 demanding accountability & good governance? How is protests less effective than verbal engagement?
You don't know me and you can't define wjat you don't know. Your only way of Correcting societal ills is through civil disturbance. I wish you well in your journey.
lexy2014: 2. When did protests and civil disobedience become a crime and according to which statutes?
Look at this question & compare with ur response. What's d correlation? "When" is a question of time. I don't see anything in ur response addressing it. 3. How is d "real power" in d state& national assemblies and not d presidency?"
It's not o' level govt text that made d claim that "real power is in d state& national assemblies & not d presidency". It's u. So take responsibility for ur comments. Don't pass it on to a text book. If u read ur o' level text, then kindly share how d text book told u that "real power is in d state& national assemblies & not d presidency". That shouldn't be a problem for u as an expert
You can not see what you are looking for in my answers because it doesn't gel with what you have in mind. Civil action that blocks the road and make life unbearable for others is no longer A RIGHT it has become an oppression,you are forcing those who don't want to buy your idea. Tell me how you are different from the government you are protesting against? Just point me why you should still be on the road when SARS was ended? obviously you are looking for something which the government have you all.
I am sorry I can't help you if you don't know the functions of each arms of government and theost powerful of it all. Incase such a question comes up at a job interview,tell them the answer that comes from your mind not the Text book. I wish I well
lexy2014: Supposed to be electorate not candidate. That was a typo error on my part. After voting for a candidate, how should d electorate demand for accountability & good governance?
Very simple,engage your representative at all levels,when I said representative I meant the Assembly members from your senate down to concillor,abi e get anyone of them wey no get constituency office? The problem with most electorate is that they think their contract ends with their representative once he/she has been declared the winner, where as na that time the contract just start. We go dey shout Presidency,na Buhari dey represents you for your local government and state? Your governor's owe you more responsibilities more than Buhari,have you hold them accountable? or is there a month anyone of them never collect money from Abuja? Do you bother what they do with their allocation?
theFilmtric: They just woke up abi? Besides This people practice the real islam not this joke most Nigerian muslims are practicing UAE are known to be very smart,They want more support from the U.S. FTC!
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They practice real Islam? Do you know the distinction between real and your assumed fake islam? Have you ever practice Islam for you to know the difference? Wonder shall never end
lexy2014: U made certain claims & on d basis of those claims, I asked u questions. Everything u typed above in no way answered d questions I asked. So I ask again:
1. After voting for a candidate, how should candidates demand for accountability & good governance? 2. When did protests and civil disobedience become a crime and according to which statutes? 3. How is d "real power" in d state& national assemblies and not d presidency?"
Answer to Question 2.
No right is absolute,no freedom is total,if you block the road you are infringing on other people's right,which is the basis of democracy,some of us don't want to be part of it and you can't force it down our throats. You have gotten what you wanted which is to EndSars,so why block the road again?
Answer to Question 3.
O'level Government text book will explain the function of each arms of Government to you under Democracy,I will not spoonfed you,this is a Question an SS 1 student will give you an answer to.
I just simplified it to you again,compare and contrast with my earlier comment if it's different. ire oo
lexy2014: Y should number 1 be confusing to u? Aren't u d one who said this?:
"There are better ways and channels of addressing these things,Civil disobedience is not the only way out."
U didn't answer d two other questions. U didn't even attempt to. If u did, then we would be talking about ambiguity or otherwise
I couldn't answer your number 9ne Question because a candidate stands for an election,you don't expect someone who represents you to ask for accountability and good governance because bad governance and misappropriation profits him/her. it is the electorate that should ask for Accountability and good governance. Hope you now see why I never attempted your first Question.
As for the other two Questions,I answered You excellently well,if you disagree with my answer,I don't have any issue with that,and if you insisted I never attempted the 2nd and 3rd Question,then there is something fundamentally wrong with your comprehensive and cognitive ability
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