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Guestmale:Let’s even assume she was involved in an illegal business. At over 80 years old, shouldn’t a humane society ask what justice, rehabilitation, and social protection should look like for someone in her circumstances? The state is expected to do more than arrest. Where appropriate, it should also consider rehabilitation, social welfare, and placement in a care home. Who is going to employ an 80-year-old woman? How is she supposed to survive? What alternatives does society offer her? Until we begin to interrogate the structural failures that shape these circumstances, we will continue to treat symptoms while ignoring their underlying causes. Nigeria will continue to descend into an abyss of institutional failure and collective indifference. |
Guestmale:We are quick to condemn individuals, but we rarely interrogate the structural failures that shape their circumstances. What kind of society abandons its elderly citizens to fend for themselves, then expresses shock when desperation, greed, or the pursuit of money leads to morally questionable behaviour? Unfortunately, in Nigeria, retirement often becomes a sentence to poverty rather than a period of rest and dignity. There is little effective social protection for the elderly,inadequate support for vulnerable households, and no dependable safety net for millions of citizens. |
GeneralDae:The fact that these reforms were necessary does not absolve ...... BAT’s administration of the responsibility for proper planning, sequencing, and implementation..... Ask yourself if BAT administration actually demonstrate .... that it assessed their combined effects, prepared adequate safeguards... and had a credible plan for managing the transition of these reforms.... Stabilizing measures should have been part of the reform, not an afterthought. Ultimately, the question is not simply whether the reforms were necessary to stabilise the economy. It is whether the administration demonstrated the foresight, competence, and social responsibility required to implement them without imposing avoidable hardship on millions of Nigerians. |
GeneralDae:Your argument is weak. Economic reforms dont automatically translates into improved household welfare. You cannot use the promise of future prosperity to indefinitely justify present hardship. The Nigerian irony is simple.. For over six decades, govt have introduced various reforms... Yet, for millions of Nigerians, the promise of a better life remains unfulfilled. From SAP to privatisation, banking-sector consolidation, fuel subsidy reforms, exchange-rate reforms and various poverty-alleviation programmes. Yet, the fundamental question remains: Where is the corresponding improvement in the standard of living of the ordinary Nigerian? |
nairalanda1:The opposition's biggest problem may not be BAT's popularity, but its inability to consolidate votes across Nigeria's different political regions. Quality of Opposition is damn weak...... Atiku wont get enough votes from the South ....While Obi is cut off from the North... Governors and party structures matters in Naija elections... BAT will collect votes from every state... Mind you..some protest votes will emerge.. Dissatisfaction with the government does not automatically translate into votes for one opposition candidate; But it can produce abstention or support for several alternatives. But I dont think it will be enough to stop BAT... D best ticket to defeat BAT is Atiku & Obi.. Seems both of them are cursed not to ever work together again... |
ayobama1:I lost faith in this administration when BAT said He cannot cut the cost of governance... Bleeding the masses and yet have the guts to tell them he has to spend every kobo... You cannot continually ask the people to tighten their belts while the government appears unwilling to tighten its own. Question...what happened to all the subsidy savings of 15.8 trillion ? |
GeneralDae:Macroeconomic improvements are not the same thing as improvements in the standard of living. Millions of households still struggle to afford food, rent, transportation, healthcare and education. The ultimate purpose of reforms is for Nigerians to have the ability to feed their families, earn a decent living, access essential services and escape poverty. If those outcomes remain elusive, citing credit ratings, foreign investment or stock-market records is not an adequate answer to the suffering of households. |
Akwamkpuruamu:We seem to have more religious leaders than spiritual authority in our generation. Moses confronted Pharaoh, brought Egypt to its knees through the plagues. Joshua commanded the sun standing still during the battle. Elijah called down fire from heaven, and confronted the political power of his day. Daniel stood before kings and empires without abandoning his convictions. The key question is if the Church still produces people of integrity, courage, wisdom and sacrificial commitment who can change the direction of their communities and nations. How many MOGs of today can even stand up to the political powers of today ? |
gigabyte13:Sincerely.. US do not need to go nuclear. The only problem is how to avoid high civilian casualties.. and democratic nature of the US... System . Iran will fold up under a high civilian. casualties scenario.. with a total collapse of their health sector.. |
Rubyjade:This is African football... So many key critical factors to take into consideration.. Politics is a key factor ... Tuchel and Southgate cant survive our system In fact ...Westerhof had a direct line to Babangida... for him to perform in that short time.. He dey bypass NFF to get what he need for the team Morocco team even took longer period to achieve their current superb team... Morocco used roughly 13 to 15 years... |
Christianos:Critics are too much This is a relative new team. Westerhof took an average of 5 years ... to build that superb team of 94... Those days .the like of Amokachi used to run aimlesly on the field... Finidi ..King of home based crosses are bad ...during the early days.... D key thing is consistency and keeping the team together |
wolesmile:Good old days... Tik tok ..Facebook..Instagram don take over... Teens of today can hardly sit down and read novels ... |
kimjessey2019:This is really deep... God is on ur side Bro |
dominique:It may be an arrangee from the wife side to extort money... especially ifhe is not the one that arranged the process.. |
nosa2:One will believe Access will have a change of heart after the demise of the Wigwe. I sold all my holding after nothing changed. |
Ekiti has 16 LG Thats one vehicle per LG E no even reach to share one by one.. Very disheartning..and wicked set of leaders ... Only Yayi Movt dey unveil 27 bus for governorship campaign |
MrSly:Atiku paid the U.S. lobbying firm that has been pushing records... concerning Bola Tinubu’s past U.S. case almost $1.2m.. Thats enough to register a new party and bring Obi on board... Will also pay over half of the bill to get a foreign political adviser.... That should have been done 3 years ago... Not all these rush rush ADC arrangement .... BAT has no business in governance with his performance ... But the quality of opposition in this next election is poor...very poor... |
pasol4real:The reason BAT is getting re-elected is becos of the weak and unserious opposition... BAT strategy is simple... Get the maximum votes from every states.. Atiku Obi ticket will have been a very tough ticket for BAT to beat That ticket has 11m + votes against PMB... If you add together Atiku and Obi votes in the last election That ticket gave 13m + votes... That a tested ticket... |
Eba50:His Ibadan people may vote for him.. Thats the best he can do Dont forget that the Olubadan is backing BAT... |
Eba50:Who know Makinde for South West ? I just dey laugh D best ticket for the opposition was Atiku Obi...since they failed to unite... BAT will be re-elected |
PulaPower:D challenge of the Nigerian system is the fiscal angle...the monetary policy has always been above par. |
Make dem change Naija name to. Dangote... |
Jmichael1:That's the challenge ..opposition is divided. BAT is covering every ground... |
CaseSensitive:Putin has dominated Russian national politics since 1999, He has been the central figure in the Kremlin for roughly 27 years. He is now the longest-serving Russian/Soviet leader since Stalin. Political competition has been severely restricted. Opposition candidates had been jailed, exiled, or prevented from registering. There is documented evidence of electoral irregularities and manipulation. Law changes in 2008 and 2020 extended presidential terms and reset his term limits. He can legally stay in power until 2036. These are hard facts... Vladimir Putin is simply an authoritarian ruler... Just imagine Tinubu jailed or exile or prevent Atiku and Obi from registration ![]() |
Heffalump:Tinubu has no business doing second term in terms of performance ...... But the quality of opposition is too weak... Compare APC (AD +CPC+ New PDP) momentum against Jonathan Every1 knows Buhari had 12m votes in the North.. The maths and the path was simple as ABC... Today..Atiku is running his own campaign...Obi is doing his own... How can u win a major election with such confused set up ? |
Heffalump:The math's is simple and accurate, 66.63% of Rabiu Kwankwaso’s entire nationwide pool came from a single state: Kano. The "Kwankwaso movement is intensely localized around Kano. Outside of this core area, NNPP struggled to cross even 5% or 10% thresholds in other states. Peter Obi performed very well in Plateau and Nasarawa Becos they aligned closely with the Christian populations and minoritized ethnic groups who felt alienated by the APC's Muslim-Muslim ticket. Niger.. Kwara..Kogi will go APC cos of the Muslim majorities Benue will go APC cos of the Father Alia factor while Wike will cut Obi votes in FCT. Dont forget the momentum was very high as a result of the fear of the Muslim-Muslim ticket... This fear has been largely doused. Winning the presidency in Nigeria requires a massive footstool in the North West and North East. Historically, candidates from the South must build deep alliances with Northern powerbrokers to cross the line. Without that traditional structure, its impossible to get votes from Hausa-Fulani/Kanuri zones. Obi is a goner in both zones region. South South is shifting towards APC .. Wike has tremendous influence in Rivers While the political machinery in states like Rivers, Edo, and Akwa Ibom has drastically shifted. With the absence of unified PDP structure, APC's machinery is well-positioned to sweep up those fractured territories. The unspoken agreement that power must rotate between the North and South every 8 years is treated by the political elite as a guarantor of national stability. Northern powerbrokers generally prefer predictability. Rocking the boat by truncating a Southern term prematurely disrupts the system, they know it would delay the North's guaranteed return to power at the end of that cycle. I dont like Tinubu performance But the opposition are not serious and unified. Atiku -Obi ticket is the most formidable threat to an incumbent APC administration. |
Heffalump:Sincerely, Obi has no path to the Presidency...with the current team His best move was to team up with Atiku. Since Atiku can match BAT in the North. Atiku also can get the 25% requirement accross NEast... NWest and Central.. South East will follow Obi naturally... South South and South West will be the new battleground. Dont know why they cant give Nigerians a proper & sound opposition.... |
megawealth01:Access is only good for JIJO... We pick it back at N19 -20 range... And sell back at N28 =N30 range... |
Charmingrascal:All those military bases in Borno are targets for Iswap ... Its not a rocket science.. Is the Nigerian Military not expected to have their air support ready for all scenarios ? We are not yet ready |
Singhabele:I dont do Nigerian brokers on foreign stocks... That buy and sell charges is a complete scam |
sophy17:Vest is the best option for now... Just make sure u trade long term and ... and make profit to cover your charges... Even Vest only allowed swift transfer when they moved our accounts from Passfolio It was a miracle when they announced their partnership with Flutter wave... Na to make the best use of the situation on ground... Other brokers will charge you commission and charge for withdrawal and monthly maintenance fee... Vest is zero commission .. Lastly...we cant run away from the high spread of fx on Flutter wave portal... Cos they are using a BDC in Abuja..so its a long chain.. |
adioolayi:Nigeria’s financial sector has always been one of the golden eggs of successive administrations. The real challenge, however, has been converting the gains in the financial sector into tangible gains for the ordinary Nigerian. Until all these reforms serves as a transmission mechanism through which economic growth reaches the wider population. We are still groping in the dark... |

