@fkeyamo I don't care what the lady did , but stripping her naked and posting it online for the world to see is inhuman, this is totally not acceptable, all involved in this need to be punished, and the lady mental health need to be check properly
@DrIgoloAbiam@PeterObi My concern is even this guys demolishing this house don't dey have feelings, destroying things they can not build, I pray their eyes are open quickly and stop this nonsense before it end their life and their generation
A few weeks ago, Distinguished Senator Neda Imasuen, representing Edo South in the Senate, raised concerns about the escalating insecurity in Ovia and other parts of Edo State. He urged the government to take immediate action, emphasizing the suffering of the people. However, the Inspector General of Police and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu failed to respond or show concern.
Today, the situation has taken a dire turn. In Uromi, some Edo residents, exhausted from the killings and lack of assistance, have taken matters into their own hands. They have resorted to vigilantism, as they couldn't wait any longer for help. Social media is now filled with people condemning their actions. But let's ask: would this have happened if the government had heeded Senator Neda's warning? No. This crisis is a result of the government's inaction.
The Nigerian Constitution empowers the president and police to ensure our safety, but they have failed us. The events in Edo State expose their inability to fulfill their duties. People are dying, and families are suffering because our leaders have turned a blind eye. I commend Senator Neda Imasuen for speaking out when it mattered. He tried to warn them, but they didn't listen. This is not his fault; it's the fault of those in power who refused to act.
VC π₯: Mr Wifi