I still remember clearly visiting your residence 5 years ago and I asked you why you don't typically live like a Billionaire.. You walked into your bedroom and brought out a list of schools you support and said.. " this is what I do with my money''
You are an inspiration Okwute
@SavvyRinu What Nigerians want for their children does not really matter as long as their tribesman is in power. If this does not make a right thinking Nigerian angry, I wonder what will.
Anniversary celebrations, whether for an individual or a country, offer opportunities to reflect on memories, celebrate accomplishments, look toward the future, and express gratitude.
This is exactly what we are doing today as our dear nation marks its 64th independence anniversary.
It is now 64 years since Nigeria took charge of its destiny and embarked on the journey toward development as a sovereign nation.
Today is a day to appreciate God for abundantly blessing us with natural, human, and material resources to build a great nation.
However, for me, this should also be a day of sober reflection for every Nigerian, especially for us, the leaders, whose actions and inactions have contributed to the stagnation and glaring failures we are witnessing at present.
As the saying goes, an unexamined life is not worth living. We must, therefore, examine ourselves in the light of our nation's journey over the past six decades.
Have we lifted our people out of poverty, or have we driven more into it? Have we made education accessible to every Nigerian child, or have we allowed an army of over 18 million out-of-school children to roam the streets? Have we built a productive economy, or have we created a nation with the worst debt profile in its history?
By every measure of development, from the critical areas to the smallest aspects, we are underperforming. We rank poorly in security and peacefulness, making us one of the most insecure nations globally.
We are also ranked among the most corrupt countries, and we are noted for our disregard for the rule of law.
Our nation continues its dangerous dance on the edge of a precipice.
When we compare ourselves to countries that gained independence around the same time—before or after us—Nigeria stands out as a nation in decline, urgently in need of rescue from further decay.
On this day, therefore, we must make a solemn commitment to build a nation that is truly independent from the state capture that has dragged it into failure and kept its people in suffering.
We must create a nation free from tribal disunity and religious disharmony.
We must build a New and Productive Nigeria that prioritizes the well-being of its citizens.
That is the independence we should celebrate as a nation whose greatness remains POssible. -PO
@Spotlight_Abby If you are buying tokunbo or new tyres and these factory manufacturer dots known as wear bars are absent on them, be rest assured you're buying a re-treaded tyre. It's that simple.
Dear Man-Who-Calls-Himself-Bola-Tinubu @officialABAT,
I choose to address you as above, since we know, EMPIRICALLY, through the efforts of investigative journalists like David Hundeyin, that the name does not REALLY belong to you.
I write to inform you that THE WHOLE WORLD now knows that Bristol Tamunibiefiri, better known as @PIDOMNIGERIA is in your custody. The world is also aware that he is being TORTURED and STARVED. THESE ARE CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY.
You need to know that when you are eventually removed from the office you stole, you will be made to face justice for your crimes. If he is MURDERED in custody, or even out of custody, YOU will be personally culpable for his murder, along with your @PoliceNG officials and your NSA, the shameless Nuhu Ribadu.
From the way you arrogantly addressed us at that NADEC-Forum UK meeting in 1995, where you were almost beaten up, but for my now regretted intervention, I always knew you were a tyrant-in-waiting, and I warned my late Uncle, Chief Waheed Gbadamosi, and another younger Ikorodu politician against you.
Uncle Waheed was already on to your Government College, Ìbàdàn lies, through his bosom friend, Chief Wole Awolowo, and was against you anyway. The other person, unfortunately, did not listen to me, and has unfortunately, paid a very steep and painful price.
I warned Lagosians repeatedly about the danger of allowing you so much power in Lagos State, but our elders REFUSED to listen, because of filthy lucre.
I warned Nigerians against you, but the corrupt entities in @inecnigeria, @PoliceNG AND the JUDICIARY SOLD the Presidential election to you, as you have yourself admitted before a gathering of traditional rulers.
I am now warning you of the danger of trying to outdo your friend and mentor, General Sani Abacha, in cruelty, greed and avarice.
A word should be enough for the wise, but it is, after all, you.
Regards,
B. O. G.
Prophet El-Buba joined the peaceful protesters yesterday, but your STUPID pastors are collecting money from the govt to stay silent and force you to stay silent.
They claim to be called by God but are the DEMONS used by govt.
They will never speak up and will use the name of JESUS to lie.
JESUS SPOKE UP for the people everyday of his life.
JESUS SPOKE UP for a woman he saw on the street and prevented people from killing her (John 8:1-11)
JESUS SPOKE UP against the Pharisees (Matthew 23)
JESUS WAS AN ACTIVIST and SPOKE UP for the people
ELIJAH always went toe to toe with King Ahab and his govt. Elijah was an ACTIVIST and SPOKE UP for the people.
JOHN THE BAPTIST was an ACTIVIST and SPOKE UP for the people.
The whole prophets and disciples in the bible were activists, speaking truth to power.
But your pastor will never speak truth to power and will never speak up, either because he is a spineless COWARD or a member of the criminal drug baron list of monthly giveaway from stolen money.
On Sunday, they will collect your tithes and tell you to raise your hands to Heaven and shout, GOD COME DOWN AND ANSWER ME.
How will God come down to Nigeria when road no good.
#EndBadGovernaceInNigeria
#EndBadGovernanceInNigeria
Paid anti-protesters turn around to blame government. 😂😂😂
Make we talk true. When we dey small, dem tell us say if we drink garri, we go blind. Now, we dey even find garri, we no see. Garri cost! Everything cost!
An angry Nigerian said they were paid 5,000 Naira not to protest. He went further to name the AMAC chairman involved.
This is Asiwaju’s Master Strategy?
#EndBadGovernanceInNigeria#EndBadGovernanceProtest
Please take a few minutes to review the official demand list posted yesterday. It is broken down in two parts:
- 5 urgent demands that should be met within 7 days.
- 5 urgent demands to be met before Oct 1.
Do not leave the streets until these demands are met!!!
Bring your mattress, pots and pans and occupy every corner until these are met!
#EndBadGovernanceInNigeria #10for10demands