tk4rd:
I am not a programmer, I know.. But I know that there are lots of intelligent Nigerians everywhere that are good in writing codes and creating good softwares and mobile apps..
Now, is the time we put their skills to good use..
Let us come together and do something spectacular..

If our leaders wouldn't to do the right thing, we Nigerians can put them aside and show them the way forward..
To that effect, I would like to make a suggestion here. [color=#006600][/color]this is a good suggestion but the question is how are those in remote locations going to participate owing to the fact that Internet access is still limited and literacy level is still low..
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I would like the Nigerian Programmers to come together and conduct a competition that would require the participating competitors to create hack-proof computer softwares and mobile apps that could be strong and viable enough to be used for conducting highly sensitive online elections.

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Let the competition be widely publicized; and also, let all the apps and softwares that were used (or produced) in the competition be made available to the general public for testing in their various private polls and choice-making (and for public review too)..
If this is done, the government of the day would start thinking towards adopting electronic voting for once, and at the same time, make plans towards adopting these Nigerian-made softwares and apps rather than considering importation of the softwares..
In this modern era,, paper counting and recounting is absolutely outdated and archaic.. The importance and advantages of electronic voting are too numerous to mention

TheSuperNerd:
I don't know about you but it won't change anything with me.... I believe in doing what is right and Just.... and Christianity preaches that (don't mind some so-called Christians who act hypocritically... it doesn't diminish the central and whole message of Christianity).

So no regrets for me. I am convinced and not in this race because of some scary "you will go to hell if you do bad" story......

I believe in Love, Justice, Empathy and Many more fantastic virtues.


But uhmmmm.... to some others I ask, "What if Hell, Heaven, Jesus, God and even Satan actually exists, Will you regret living a lawless life or life lived anyhow without guiding principles?"

Consider this a "return serve" in tennis....

Deejacy2:
ok thabks for the correction. Not stereotyping ooo

Most of them usually do this before marriage, all my Yoruba friends did this.

MightyThor:
Why do I feel this guy is laying the ground work for his future political ambition.

Marriage. Heavy Media Coverage
Charity. Heavy Media Coverage

He is really doing his best to get his face known.

Wish him well in is future political ambitions.

tolekes:
The answer is 2. + symbol was omitted at a point

tpiar:
The governor of Bayelsa also seems to be from Ogun state.

Has Mr Churchill ever visited the state before now? Just curious.

That aside, there seems to be widespread tracing of roots these days (eg Ooni's new wife from Benin who they said is from Ife).

In addition, Mr Churchill's wife said he is Obasanjo's son, so he is actually Ogun on his dad's side?

This is rather confusing can anyone clarify.

Welcome home Mr Churchill. Hope you enjoy your stay.

Where is his mum from btw, exactly.

StOla:
A celebrity Senator.

Trending is more important than legislating.

The irony is that his tweets only disturb the urbane residents of Lagos, Abuja, PH etc. His constituents don't even know about his posturing and allure for the media spotlight.

Their needs are still very basic.

tempex88:
I support the Girl but that's in an ideal country.