🚨 TONIGHT ON X SPACE!🔥
Join us on as we engage @DumoLuluBriggs on The Candidate - On The Record.
We'll be discussing his vision and what the future holds for a Rivers state under his leadership.
🗓️ Tonight, Oct 2
⏰ 7 PM WAT
#DumoLuluBriggs#TheCandidate#ResetRivers
🚨 TONIGHT ON X SPACE!🔥
Join us on as we engage @DumoLuluBriggs on The Candidate - On The Record.
We'll be discussing his vision and what the future holds for a Rivers state under his leadership.
🗓️ Tonight, Oct 2
⏰ 7 PM WAT
#DumoLuluBriggs#TheCandidate#ResetRivers
"Where did Nigerian soldiers get it wrong? Falcons players just played ball for one month, and the president gave them ₦150 million each with an apartment. Some soldiers are not earning up to ₦100k, some join the military this month and die the next month at the war front. The money senators receive every month is more than what soldiers earn in 35 years of service."
–Soldier cries out as he sends a strong message to the president down to the councillors in a state
@brownemmanuel43 @jimNjue_ This isn't true, no trybe In Nigeria hates traore, all nigerians admire and pray for him to be successful and become a proud african leader
#ManLikeSankara💯
Conclusion: Nigeria’s legislative system must serve the people, not just the elite. True democracy demands urgent reforms, and it starts with citizens holding leaders accountable. #ReformNigeria#LegislativeInjustice
Case Study: Natasha Akpoti
A glaring example of systemic suppression is Natasha Akpoti, a politician and activist who has faced electoral manipulation and political intimidation for challenging the status quo. Her experience highlights how the system resists progressive voices.
Legislation for Self-Interest: Laws often serve political elites rather than the masses.
Weak Oversight: The legislature fails to hold the executive accountable.
The Nigerian legislature, meant to serve the people, has become a hub for corruption, self-enrichment, and elitism. While lawmakers enjoy some of the highest salaries globally, the average Nigerian struggles with poverty, unemployment, and poor infrastructure.
FCT Minister Wike called me 19 times in 2hrs begging me to convince @atiku to pick him as the Vice Presidential Candidate.
He is liar, pretentious human with cardiovascular ailment awaiting urgent surgical operation.
No sensible Nigerian should take the power monger seriously
A disturbing video of malnourished children being arraigned before a Federal High Court on the orders of the Bola Tinubu-led Federal Government has been brought to my notice.
The horrible scene reminiscent of a Nazi concentration camp once again reflects the low premium the current government places on the lives of the vulnerable, especially children.
For emphasis, Section 11 of the Child’s Rights Act guarantees dignity of the child.
It states that, “Every child is entitled to respect for the dignity of his person, and accordingly, no child shall be ‐ (a) subjected to physical, mental or emotional injury, abuse, neglect or maltreatment, including sexual abuse; (b) subjected to torture, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.”
The children are being prosecuted for their alleged role in the #EndBadGovernance protests, which took place between August 1 and August 10, 2024. If they are just being arraigned three months later, one can only imagine the sort of dehumanizing conditions they had been subjected to and have been detained all this while.
I find it reprehensible that a man who claims to have fought for Nigeria’s democracy and had led protests now demonises those who decide to demonstrate against the effects of his harsh and draconian policies.
Children who are the most affected by these policies have every right to protest peacefully, as guaranteed by the Constitution and the Child Rights Act. A nation can be assessed by the way it treats its most vulnerable citizens. It is saddening that even underage children are not spared from the wickedness of T Pain.
The disturbing condition under which the alleged accused children were brought to court projects the very justification for their participation in the protest in the first place. -AA
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“Bribe INEC, bribe judiciary, commandeer the security and you are done. I hold INEC responsible and I hold judiciary responsible for the failure of elections.” —Dr. Sam Amadi