Wow this piece is for me, I just graduated last year studied mechanical engineering, and still serving my country, I must say life in school and life outside school is a whole different ball game.
Have been practicing most of what you mentioned and I pray it works for me.
Again thanks for this wonderful piece...

mrsally:

ur site is not going true??

Check its up!!

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www.MxNaija.com

Giving and receiving with left hand na see finish

Nice article, I have a platform where you can earn Bitcoin cash(BCH) daily by just writing, soon I'll post about it I pray it makes front page.

This is 100% correct, saw a lot of his publications online when doing my final year project research.

You'll need to learn how to cook anything eatable, get a girl to cook for you or you'll surely buy food all through your stay in the institution.

Wuuworld:
It seems they don't allow their relatives to mourn, like posting their pictures on social medias and saying final goodbye to them when they die.

I'm yet to see anyone mourning.

May you not see anyone to mourn

Never buy any phone from those road side guys in computer village, 100% of em all are fufu sellers....

Snipespeter:
This life self, you try to hold a meaningful conversation with your girlfriend she will say that you are claiming you know it all.
You keep quiet for peace to reign, they say you are not smart. I tire oh

FTC since I joined nairaland 2013. This week will be great. Oga Seun, where should I send my account details ���

You just said it all, to me the the guy got a lot to say but if he talk yawa go gas......

It's better he keeps quite...
Don't be rude lady he's way more intelligent than you are

Albert0011:
I stumbled upon the post on efcc official Facebook page..the guy behind the handle is a marlian.

Na warri man Dae handle am....�����

THE ANTI-SEXUAL HARASSMENT BILL - (NO TO SEX FOR GRADES)...

By Comrade Eseoghene Choice

The notion "Sex for Grades" have been an issue of great concern. It is one that promotes the blatant acts of sexual harassment. It is a problem that is social, emotional and psychological in itself. It is indeed a poor thing to behold or hear about issues regarding the sexual harassment of students; especially the female gender - where they are being taken advantage of and possibly threatened with failure; all in the name of getting good grades. The stories that accompany this recent issue have been alarming.

To this effect, _*Senator Obarisi Ovie Omo-Agege*_ has brought a lasting solution to the sexual harassment of students on the basis of getting good grades - it is the passing of the _*"Anti-Sexual Harassment Bill".*_ The bill is one that is against the idea of sex for grades.

This ideology is one that should be genuinely supported and spread by the general students in the Fupre community and even students outside the Fupre community. "Sex For Grades" is a notion that should be disdained and kicked against. We can all imagine the negative implications it can possibly place on any student who becomes a victim of such.

This is why it is imperative to support the *"Anti-Sexual Harassment Bill."* I therefore solicit your full support.

Comrade Eseoghene Choice,
SUG President FUPRE

Source : https://mxnaija.com/fupre-sug-supports-anti-sexual-harassment-bill-no-sex-for-grades/


Cc: Lalasticlala
Mynd444
Seun

czarina:
Like say na juice.

I tire oo

NEWS:: FUPRE STUDENT DRINKS SNIPER BECAUSE OF LOVE.

It was a funny moment in the Federal university of Petroleum resources Effurun Delta state today on the 13th of August 2019 as one of the 100Level student drank sniper because of his girlfriend.

According to the news reaching Mxnaija.com says that the boy who drank sniper had been following another girl before her girlfriend got to know and this led to the break up between both of them.

The guy who drank sniper couldn't bear it again, he lost hope and he thinks committing suicide is the next option.

Immediately after the incident, the guy was rushed to the school clinic for medical before he was finally taken to central hospital in Warri and proper treatment was given to him. The students Union government President of the school the person of comr. Ighofewo Collins Ujerekre was also present at the central hospital Warri in order to make sure that the guy was being given immediate treatment.
It was reported that his girlfriend was with him inside the ambulance bus on their way to hospital, holding his hand while crying till they get to the central hospital in Warri, she still loves him I guess.


Is Relationship a do or die affair?
Please leave your comment below.

View picture below

Source : https://mxnaija.com/fupre-student-drank-sniper/



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Seun

Mynd444

The hottest online sensation of the moment, Naira Marley promised Nigerians that he will be dropping the official SOAPY video upon getting 40,000 comments...

Guess what happened Within an hour of posting that video he got 41,000 comments and 155,000 views on IG upon posing this video!!!

Burna boy commented on the post that he would have loved to be on the video, but bro I guess its too late.

Source: https://mxnaija.com/naira-marley-promises-to-drop-soapy-video-upon-getting-40000-comments-on-ig/

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Mynd444
Seun

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS (NAUS)
Association Nationale des e’tudiants universitaires

OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT, SOUTH-SOUTH

The South-South Zone of the National Association of University Students (NAUS) wishes to congratulate The Distinguished Senator Bassey Albert Akpan(Akwa Ibom North-East) on your appointment as Chairman, Senate Committee on Petroleum(upstream).
The Upstream Sector holds a key value chain in the Petroleum Industry of Nigeria. It involves Oil Exploration, Drilling and Extraction, Production and Development. It is in no doubt a major Stronghold of Nigeria's Economy.
Therefore, the very importance of our educational Institutions to Further Strengthen the yield of the Upstream Sector cannot be overemphasized. The National Association of University Students is strongly of the view that the Educational Institutions that are in one way or the other assiociated with the Petroleum Industry, the Upstream Sector in particular, be paid close attention to in order to further strengthen the Upstream Sector.
The poor funding of specialized Universities that have been established in the South-South to stand as support bases for the Petroleum Industry, including the Upstream Sector has become an issue for long. Multinationals and Government Corporations involved in the Petroleum Upstream Chain, have continued to ignore the importance of these institutions and have instead, opted to send Very few Nigerians Abroad for Better technical training, rather than invest in our specialized Universities built for that same purpose. This has not been in the favour of our present or nearest future. Such very notable Institutions being neglected include: The Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun (FUPRE) in Delta State. A University built as a First of it's kind in The Federal Republic of Nigeria, First of it's kind in Africa, and Indeed Sixth of it's kind in The Entire World, set up to help the technical base and drive innovation within the Petroleum Industry, still has little or no input directly from the Petroleum Upstream Sector, Neither from Multinationals nor Government Corporations.
The National Association of University Students South-South Zone, assures you of it's readiness and eagerness to work closely with the Nigerian Senate and the entire Upstream Sector, to bridge and solve this ending gap.
Congratulations on your appointment, and may God Almighty, grant you wisdom to take on this task given to you.



Yours In Service,


Comrade Blessed Chinedu Okonta
National Vice President (South-South)
08100909297
09055152740

Source : https://mxnaija.com/open-letter-to-sen-bassey-albert-akpanakwa-ibom-north-east-from-naus-chairman-south-south/

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Seun
Mynd444

NANS JCC DELTA STATE PRESENT.

Mr. and Miss NANS/JCC DELTA STATE (National Association of Nigerian Students) Tagged BEAUTY WITH BRAINS pageant is an intellectual, fashion and beauty pageant that is poised to raise and actively promote education, National Unity, tourism, cultural diversity and peace across all campuses in the states.
This is the first of it's kind in the State having the NANS/JCC in the state organizing such a big event.

It is projected at identifying and producing Reliable, confident, educated and intellectual kings and queens that will actively propagate quality lifestyle, become goodwill ambassadors and champion social causes. The pageant also opens up avenue for entertainment, new business ventures and create investment opportunities across the country through a competitive contest that will hold annually. The contestants are going to be selected from all campuses of higher learning in the state.
Anticipate one of the biggest pageantry in the State, Cash prize worth over 500k with a lot of consolation prizes to be won.

Registration starts AUGUST 1ST - AUGUST 31ST 2019

Contact : 08137976887 or 09099095709
Follow us on IG for More Update

https://instagram.com/mrandmiss_nansjcc_dts?igshid=1jm3e2q4da4t5

Source : https://mxnaija.com/mr-and-miss-nans-jcc-delta-state/


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Seun
Mynd444

Some weeks back the popular Abuja pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo of Commonwealth of Zion Assembly, COZA, was Accused of a rape case which happened years back with the wife of Timi dakolo.

Early today(Saturday) some police men tried whisking timi dakolo and his wife to Abuja .

Read timi Dakolo statement after the police came to his house.

Our lawyers had told us to get ready for this letter.

We have long been ready for this type of institutionalized intimidation and dirtiness. Investigating officials have frustrated as a result of underhand delay? Dirty bloggers are fabricating things that cover the truth , going to the IG’s people under dark to force this case to be posted to Abuja? Now this: a false investigation in Abuja when our own petition filed since June has not been answered and NO INVITATION HAS BEEN MADE TO THE ACCUSED IN A RAPE CASE? NOT ONE MOVEMENT TOWARDS JUSTICE? Rubbishing the legal and criminal system ?
And sending a bus load of questionable armed “policemen” and shady men lying in wait to intimidate my wife and children today, forcing their way into my home? Is that how the REAL police delivers a letter ? This is best you can do? This is why all the hurting women and families haven't come out with HORRIBLE THINGS DONE TO THEM?

You picked the wrong one and you picked the wrong time. Nigerians are more awake than you think .

I will fight for my wife and my children -it’s the promise I made with my life and one I intend to keep .I will defend them from the unrelenting attack of a weak man who thinks he can use money and power to cover for all of his crimes.

Like I said ,we have since been ready .

GIVE US THE FIRE, THEN WATCH ME WORK!
For more pictures visit the link below

Source : https://mxnaija.com/timi-dakolo-warns-pastor-fatoyinbo/


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Seun
Mynd444

Early today 18/7/2019 it was a busy Thursday in the city of warri, before a loud voice was heard from ROBINSON plaza Axis DECO road.

And News reporting from this Axis Says some Sars operative were found Harassing a boys at Robinson plaza warri Delta state.


According to source : Mr (X)

What happened here today was a mere misunderstanding between SARS operatives and some youths, According to him SARS operatives apprehended a well dressed Boy As he was suspected to be a G boy, the boy is well know in the area ,he doesn't look for trouble and he's very open handed.

Watch the full video click on the link below

Source: https://mxnaija.com/sars-operative-and-warri-boys-saga/

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Seun
Mynd444

Warri is one of the Leading oil producing state in Nigeria, and houses annex of the Delta State Government House. It served as the colonial capital of the then Warri Province.



Major areas in warri have been experiencing blackout for months, the occupant in this areas on an interview with them said they have reported the issue to the BEDC office, For which nothing has been done concerning the issue.

Electricity is one of the major source of Lively hood in this areas.

Early today ( 03/07/2019)



some women and men went into the street chanting about the issue of no light, that the government should come to their aid, which led to the closure of the Effurun roundabout which is one of road leading to the Eastern part of the Country and slowing down movement within the state!!!

Source

https://mxnaija.com/epileptic-power-supply-as-warri-resident-protest/

delugajackson:
Failed musical career, failed marriage. One can already forsee his bleak political future. I think by now Banky should know that the game of politics is not a studio session.

Nonsense

FOR PRESS AND PUBLIC RELATIONS:

SUSTAINABLE QUALITY EDUCATION: A TICKET OUT OF POVERTY
By Professor Kingsley Moghalu

Lagos, Nigeria, October 25, 2018 - This being the text of the keynote speech by Professor Kingsley Moghalu, Presidential Candidate of the Young Progressives Party (YPP), at the maiden seminar by the Sustainable Development Solutions Network, Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun (FUPRE), Delta State, on October 24th, 2018. Moghalu, a former Deputy Governor at the Central Bank of Nigeria, was also a senior official of the United Nations.

Protocol: Our host, and Vice Chancellor, Professor Akaehomen Okonigbon Akii Ibhadode; distinguished lecturers and researchers; officials of the Sustainable Development Solutions Network; students of this great institution; ladies and gentlemen.

I am very pleased to be here. The choice of the topic of this keynote address is particularly apt for the time, and forward-looking. Indeed, sustainable quality education is the ticket out of poverty.

The nexus between education and poverty is one that our politicians have little understood in recent years. But it has not always been like this. This gives me hope that we can rediscover the path to a sustainable future and that we would make the choice to do so.

Countries that have invested in quality education for a reasonable length of time, and continue to do so, outperform countries that are doing the opposite. Nigeria is now very prominent among the countries that have invested the least in quality education and are, therefore, the poorest in the world.

Let me highlight some of the findings in the maiden Human Capital Index (HCI), which the World Bank released only earlier this month. A child born in Nigeria today will be 34% as productive when she grows up as she could be, if she enjoyed complete education and full health. This statement is not gender-specific as it is conveniently put. It is generally true.

Here is the reason for the massive productivity gap of the average Nigerian young adult. Children in Nigeria can expect to complete 8.2 years of pre-
primary, primary and secondary school by age 18. However, when years of schooling are adjusted for quality of learning, this is only equivalent to 4.2 years: a learning gap of 4 years. It is as if you were absent from school almost half the times you were present!

According to the HCI, students in Nigeria score 325 on a scale where 625 represents advanced attainment and 300 represents minimum attainment.

What all this means is that there is a wide gulf between schooling and learning in Nigeria. But the situation is even worse. 10 million school age children are not currently enrolled in school in Nigeria.

So, what is the correlation between our dismal performance in education and poverty? Hunger is one of those harrowing experiences of poverty. Those of you here who have been hungry before, can tell how difficult it is to study while experiencing the pangs of hunger. Everyone here is also likely to know how difficult it is to study when you are sick.

The HCI essentially measures investment in education and healthcare to determine the quality of human capital and its productivity. Nigeria ranked 152nd out of 157 countries on the HCI study. On a scale of 0 to 1, the country scored 0.34.

It is pertinent to note that Nigeria performed worse than the average score of 0.40 for Sub-Saharan African countries, and worse than countries on the same income group.

The three best-ranked countries are Singapore, with 0.88 score; South Korea, with 0.84; and Hong Kong (a territory of China), 0.82. The global average is 0.57.

The Human Development Index (HDI) of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) provides a strong correlation of education, poverty and human development. Its 2017 data shows countries with the highest “Mean Years of Schooling” as having the least “Poverty Rate” and highest ranking on the HDI. Inevitably, these include Singapore and the other top-ranked countries on the HCI.

Consistent with this, Nigeria got numbers that are less than half for the best-ranked countries for “Mean Years of Schooling” and our country is at the bottom end of the ranking for poverty and human development.

For years, Nigeria has failed to invest adequately in education. Since 2016, the country, under the President Muhammadu Buhari administration, has been budgeting far more for roads, bridges and rails than it is investing in education. To its self-applause, yearly appropriation for capital expenditure by the administration has been around 30%. But only 6% was allocated to education in the 2018 budget.

More than anything else, what we have to show for this idiocy is the addition of N10 trillion to the public debt and more endemic poverty among Nigerians. Nigeria is now the “poverty capital” of the world. According to the World Poverty Clock, Nigeria is now the country with the highest number of people living in extreme poverty in the world. 87 million Nigerians are living on $1.90 or less per day.

The current minimum wage of N18,000 is a poverty wage. It amounts to living on $1.67 per day. This is why I am strongly in support of a significant increase in the minimum wage. However, a new national minimum wage must benefit from the insights of high-level education in economics, such as I have, and high-level experience in economic management, again as I have as a former Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria.

It is time for Nigeria to get serious with investing in education and fighting poverty. At current trend, the World Bank predicts that by 2030 -- the year that the world aims to end poverty -- 90% of the world’s poor will be living mainly in Nigeria and sub Saharan Africa. A poverty time bomb is now ticking in the country, and we must defuse it fast.

I have offered myself for the job of aggressively pushing back against poverty and unemployment in Nigeria. To be successful against the eradication of extreme poverty, I plan to change what we learn in school, and how we learn, as a medium- to long-term policy imperative. This will be combined with short-term measures that will boost job creation.

Let me now highlight some of the policies I plan to pursue, if I am elected President in 2019. I am running for President as the candidate of the Young Progressives Party (YPP).

1. We will have curriculum reform. For nursery, primary, secondary and tertiary levels of education, we will change the curriculum to emphasise science, technology, innovation and entrepreneurship. We must produce the scientists, researchers, and inventors, as well as the smart business people and managers that will integrate the Nigerian economy into the global supply chains. This will entail hiring more teachers, training them and professionalising teaching again. We will restore the glory days of teachers in the country.
2. We will modernise the economy and end exportation of raw mineral resources in the country. This means we have to refine our crude oil locally. In the same vein, investment in processing solid minerals found around the country, abundantly in the North, will become one of the conditions for obtaining mining licenses. This will help create millions of jobs and foster technological development in the country.
3. We will have constitutional restructuring of the country within one year from the inauguration of my administration in May 29th, 2019. Nigeria will return to a proper federation of the current six geopolitical regions, and we will restore fiscal federalism and phase-in resource control. This has the advantage of economies of scale for each of the regions. The ensuing healthy rivalry among the six geopolitical regions will enhances economic productivity.
4. We will provide a wider definition for Nigeria’s national security and secure lives and property of Nigerians. In this context, the current states of our educational system and high level of poverty will be declared as national emergencies. Accordingly, we will immediately raise the budgetary allocation for education to minimum 20% and progressively increase it further in the subsequent years. We will also create millions of direct and indirect jobs in the security sector. This includes recruitment of additional 1.5 million police officers, investment in their training and equipment, and also investments in border control, which we believe will see the country develop expertise in this area.
5. We will restore environmental sustainability to the oil producing states. In this regard, we don’t even have to issue new promises. What we will bring is honesty and political-will to do the right things. So, we will clean up Ogoni-land and other oil-producing communities, where agriculture, including the aquaculture, has been destroyed by oil spillages. We will promote investments in gas production as a strategy to end gas-flaring. We will diversify even the economy of the oil-producing states, with more jobs created in the downstream sector of the oil and gas industry as well as in agriculture, trade and other industries.
6. Let me deliberately end what is a much longer list of innovative policies with this. We plan to institute a N1 trillion venture capital (VC) fund. This fund will invest in innovation. It will invest in the new and existing business ideas and products by young Nigerians as SMEs. The fund will also be specifically mandated to invest in the businesses founded or led by women. To a large extent, poverty in Nigeria is gendered. We will seek to end that.

The injection of VC funding into the Nigerian economy is central to having a functioning entrepreneurial capitalist economy, which I believe is very suited to the industry of the Nigerian people. Alongside this framework to inject massive capital into the economy that will help commercialise innovations, we will also strengthen property rights.

Like I said, I deliberately ended the abridged list of the innovative policies we have in store to transform the Nigerian economy with the venture capital fund. This is the reason I did that.

Since Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun, is relatively new, I decided to get a bit more acquainted with the school ahead of this visit. I was pleasantly surprised at some of the things I saw when I visited the school’s website.

I saw that FUPRE is already innovating. I saw the Delta Crux 001, the prototype race car that some of you built in 2015 ahead of participating in the SHELL Eco-Marathon Race Competition in Johannesburg, South Africa, and which won the best award.

I read about your innovation of the design and fabrication of a modular refinery. And I was impressed by the innovation of the technology for recycling of waste motor oil to diesel-like fuel.

But often times, these innovative ideas and products don’t make it beyond this stage. The reason is because we don’t fund research products to commercial production and marketing. And the reason we don’t do that is the absence of venture capital funds, which in the advance economies, provides equity financing for early-stage ventures and even the research phase of product development. That is the oxygen for the regular introduction of new products in the market, job creation and economic modernisation.

Therefore, my plan for economic transformation in Nigeria will link education to productivity and the market. I plan to lead Nigeria into the 21st Century.

It is time for Something New, Something Different and Something Bold.

It is time to turn the tide against poverty and unemployment.

And it is time to choose a leadership that has a well-educated plan to end the progressive reign of ignorance and poverty in Nigeria.

Thank you.

source : https://www.mxentertainment.com.ng/2018/10/presidential-aspirantprof-kingsley.html?m=1

Read to the end!
Comr. Ohanwe Emmanuel Iyke (GCUF)
22/10/18
‎
To:
Fela Durotoye
(CEO, Gem stone cum presidential aspirant)
...........
Prof. Kingsley Moghalu
(CEO, Sogato Strategies LLC cum presidential aspirant)
.............
Omoyele Sowore
CEO, Sahara Reporters cum presidential aspirant)
.............

"Mary Tubman (The late US slave abolitionist) wrote: I freed a thousand slaves. I could have freed more only if they knew they were slaves”

I write not to present to you another PACT, I write as a Nigerian youth who believes in the candidacy of you all, the candidacy of the trio reminds me of “Nzeogwu, Ifeajuna and Ademoyega” who took an unpopular approach in 1966 in redressing their national grief, yet again today we have a trio who are passionate to put smiles on the faces of Nigerians but are yet to converge at a common consensus, I deem it necessary to say that witnessing your aspiration in a time as this awakens my dizzy hope. It reminds me the act of boldness displayed by Anthony Enahoro to sponsor the independence motion in 1953, though objected.For the sake of this epistle, I crave your indulgence to put aside any result whatsoever from PACT and journey with me.

Personally, I see your political ambitions as a demand for a second and true independence and not just a mere election, I admit that we have been enslaved by our leaders, we pardoned the whites because they were aliens, but more worrisome is the enslavement by people that know us too well - our kinsmen; who put on the “agbada, ishi agu, babban riga and Jalabia”, who understand our language perfectly, we have found ourselves in the state of black-oppressing-black, we were convinced that displacing the white man was the end of our sorrows, little did we know that we enthroned black beasts, black panthers and political vultures.
I wish not to dive into our pathetic and bloodbath history as the recipients of these letters are supposedly supervised and unsupervised history scholars as the case maybe. But I will be pointing out a few things in this epistle, please journey with me.

History taught us that the very first problem that struck Nigeria after independence was a smell of sectionalism, the political enlightened ones fell into war, as at the time, standard of living was not as terrible as it is today, the oil boom became the most sought-after treasure that can cheaply be exploited by simply securing a political position, a few was enlightened and could decipher the financial potency of the black gold, the oil became an albatross around our neck, there never existed a common understanding as to the adequate formula to loot the nation's patrimony, they usurped powers and waged wars, we served as weapons, we fought for them, with time these men came to a common understanding, they maintained peace in adversity, they granted themselves impunity with "reciprocal altruism" in mind, they now loot and use the commoners to wage war, their greatest weapon became ethnicity and religion, they made us develop hatred for ourselves, we killed ourselves just to please the political masters, they merry and we fought in anguish, a Kaduna shoe mender developed cruel animosity for an Aba shoe maker and vice versa, they made us feel we were protecting our territories and beliefs, they exploited our ignorance and heightened the ladder to knowledge.
Little wonder why party-defect has never resulted to granting a “persona non grata” on defectors, they see it as a game and not worth dying for, they all honor invitations of their personal and social events, they don't poison themselves anymore. My point in a brief is that they came to a consensus.

Once upon a time, the aggrieved 24 million unemployed youths were ready to unseat our political elders who have made governance for old monarchs but the divergence of your ambitions have thrown them back to support their vomit in 2015 in desperation to send this present government packing.
At a time like this we can't afford to jeopardize our future any longer, they've made us believe that we aren't ready to reclaim the leadership mandate, we have imprisoned ourselves with our thumb, we have sold our mandate for a morsel, we have availed ourselves so cheap to promote and secure dirty political interest, truth be told, none of the leading old candidates incubate the essential deliverables to build an enviable Nigeria, a Nigeria that will become the ‘technology capital’ and no longer the ‘world poverty capital’ of the nation, our health care is killing instead of saving lives, our farmlands lying fallow for unknown fears, and here we have three energetic and inexorable men but yet work in discordant.

Just like history narrated in 1884 how the scramble for Africa was settled in the Berlin conference in Germany by 14 European imperialist nations, peacefully shared African Nations amongst themselves, let history repeat itself this time but positively. If we must go forward for the sake of this generation let's drop our differences and ego, we must come under a platform, one begins to doubt the genuineness of your ambitions, such that abhors sacrifice, partnership and synergy. I have analyzed the candidacy of the trio with all sense of rationality void of any sentiment, amongst all presidential aspirants, I have been opportune to meet only Sowore, from my research, the trio are gifted with amazing talents and potentials judging from their pedigree. My research has focused on how their idiosyncrasies can best be maximized to stabilize our nation. My thoughts are as follows:

#Omoyele_Sowore# from my analysis is a fearless fighter and such that objects cronyism and corruption, he had waged wars against military and democratic governments, he's brave, vocal, unintimidating, and not browbeaten, I admire your strength and truthfulness in interviews; there are few more other qualities he possess as google will help you but I strongly advice that Sowore takes the mandate to restore the sanctity of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, sir, with all due respect to your ambition and enviable qualities, I appeal you do this for our generation, history will never forget you in a haste, it will indeed mark a new dawn for our dear nation.

#Fela_Durotoye# is such an amazing embodiment of talents, Fela have revived businesses, restore marriages, abated suicide, personally I get motivated by his speech, persuasively, Fela’s gift will liberate men as a minister of foreign affairs or youths or an ambassador, these are very critical portfolios that have been downplayed and underutilized in time past by passionless and visionless men, I have no doubt, the impact Fela will make on Nigeria youths or Nigerians in diaspora - reshaping our value system which is our biggest problem, for the sake of posterity, I appeal you consider these options.

#Prof_Kingsley_Moghalu# is another incredible candidate with such a wealthy and mind-boggling profile with several years in UN and track records with CBN (as google helps you), he has tasted the national and international politics with a worldview of nation-state, I beckon on Moghalu to replicate in Nigeria those contributions he made in Croatia, defunct Yugoslavia, Switzerland, Rwanda, Tanzania etc. We no longer need financial savvy technocrats as minister of finance or technology, let's capitalize on the western experience and astute leadership qualities and save Nigeria. Okonjo Iweala and Kemi Adeosun would have made so much impacts if their decisions were final. We need a technocrat, we need a financier at the helm of affairs. I watch your interviews and few of your international lectures on the pathway to prosperity for African nations and I so much wish that you can work with these brilliant and
energetic minds to liberate Nigerians as you have done in other nations.

Conclusively, never again shall we become vassals to our black suzerains, we must come together and effect this revolution, in 1967, Nzeogwu, Ifeajuna and Ademoyega struck without consulting the populace, they fought a good war but were not successful, the people were not in the picture, today the masses are beckoning on the three of you to strike and reclaim these seats for good. Let's shake the
table, 60% of Nigeria’s population cannot be intimidated, let one man stand and let others become the pillar.
"In synergy the trio can do exploits".

Ohanwe. E. I.
Founder : Iykelinks - PAJ
+2347034930975
iykelinkss@gmail.com

source :

https://www.mxentertainment.com.ng/2018/10/the-coalition-of-nigeria-young.html?m=1

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