@originalproflle Does government is the one provider for your food in your house please say your problem they can solve it for you stop bullying or cussing don't be stupid with your hatred
We need to stop the hatred if we truly want to move forward. Ignorance and illiteracy are among the greatest enemies of progress.
Blackmail, insults, and accusations will not change the situation or solve our problems. What we need is knowledge, understanding, accountability, and constructive dialogue.
We may disagree with one another, but we should learn to address issues with facts and respect rather than hatred. Progress comes when we educate ourselves, verify information, and work together toward a better society.
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@ruffydfire Hmm 🤔 Have you noticed how lies can destroy the quality of humanity?
Sometimes, people lie about others when they are not with them. But once they join them, they discover the truth for themselves.
Truth may be delayed, but it will always reveal itself. 🧠
I'm into the system fuel increase right any company have role to play on economy not to be selfish what Uber company are doing here they can't do that in their country see their is known big deal in the transportation system when you are a registered company and you pay all the necessary bills no problem you will run your business nice
🇳🇬 NIGERIA, IT’S TIME TO BUILD OUR OWN TRANSPORTATION PLATFORMS
Let’s stop looking at the departure of foreign ride-hailing companies as the end of the story. It should be the beginning of something bigger.
Foreign companies will always operate based on their business interests. They come when the market is profitable and may leave when the numbers no longer work for them. That is business.
But Nigeria cannot continue to depend entirely on foreign platforms to solve problems in our own transportation industry.
We need Nigerian transportation platforms, built by Nigerians, for Nigerians.
Platforms that understand our roads, our cities, our drivers, our passengers and our economy.
We need a system where:
🚗 Drivers are treated as partners, not just sources of revenue.
💰 Commissions are fair and sustainable.
👨👩👧 Passengers can afford reliable transportation.
🛡️ Safety and accountability are taken seriously.
📱 Technology is built around our realities, not simply copied from another market.
🇳🇬 The value created in our transportation industry stays within our economy and creates opportunities for Nigerians.
This is bigger than Uber leaving.
This is a wake-up call.
Nigeria has the talent, developers, entrepreneurs, investors and market to build world-class mobility platforms. Instead of waiting for another foreign company to enter our market, make money and eventually leave, let us build platforms that Nigerians can own, grow and control.
We should not only be consumers of foreign technology.
We should be builders of technology.
The future of transportation in Nigeria should be shaped by Nigerians.
Let’s build our own. Let’s make it fair. Let’s make it sustainable. Let’s make it world-class. 🇳🇬🚘
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This is how tribalism starts—when we begin comparing one state with another and looking down on each other.
What you have today is not the most important thing; what you contribute to society and the legacy you leave behind matters more.
Let us stop the comparisons, hatred, and tribalism. We are all Nigerians, and we have a responsibility to build this nation together.
Let’s unite, respect one another, and build the Nigeria we all want. 🇳🇬❤️
Dee-one, please show some respect and discipline before addressing sensitive matters publicly or on air.
I am not condemning your action or reaction, but our choice of words matters. We can criticize, demand accountability, and call for action without disrespecting our nation or its leadership.
Let’s learn to speak with discipline and responsibility. Nigeria belongs to all of us. 🇳🇬
We need to learn how to speak when we are outside and in public. 🇳🇬
I am not condemning the action or the reaction. Everyone has the right to express their concerns and demand that the government respond to issues affecting the people.
However, the statement and the manner in which we speak about our nation matter. We must learn to communicate with respect, discipline, and responsibility, especially when speaking publicly.
Discipline is one of the tools we need to make government listen to our concerns and take action. We can demand accountability, criticize policies, and call for immediate responses without insulting our leaders, our institutions, or bringing our nation into disrepute.
Let us join hands together to fight indiscipline among ourselves. Change does not only start from the government; it also starts with us as citizens.
We can speak boldly without being abusive.
We can demand our rights without disrespect.
We can disagree without hatred.
Let us build a Nigeria where discipline, respect, unity, and responsible citizenship become our strength. 🇳🇬