Can oyo governor @seyimakinde and federal government under his Excellency @officialABAT observed that one of the bandit arrested in the forest in Osun state wore the same tracksuit as the same bandit who kpai Mr Michael oyedokun, one of the teachers k1dn@pp€d in Oyo?
Can investigation be launched into this?
Brazilian elections are all electronic
But the voting machines do not use the internet. So no hacking
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Nigeria should be dragging with Brazil, Mexico, Indonesia, South Africa and Egypt
Not Ghana (due apologies to Ndi Accra)
Nigeria is not a small nation. Nigeria was sending lawyers, engineers and doctors across the “third world” in the 1970s
Nigeria was key in liberating Namibia, Angola and South Africa
This is a nation whose citizens were richer than the Chinese in 1979, but today are reduced to debating the price of soft drinks
Tomorrow, someone will travel to Bangui and say, “Nigerian roads are better than roads in CAR”
No shame
No history
On the Arrest of Omoyele Sowore
I was deeply disturbed to learn of the arrest of Mr. Omoyele Sowore @sowore yesterday, shortly after he voluntarily honoured an invitation by the Nigerian Police Force. At the time of writing, no clear or credible charges have been made public, which further casts a troubling shadow over the nature and motivation behind his detention.
His arrest, particularly under circumstances where he presented himself in good faith to law enforcement, should be condemned by all who value justice and due process. From all indications, no urgency or criminal flight risk warranted such high-handed treatment.
To detain a citizen who came of his own accord, without the public disclosure of clear, lawful charges, is not only a miscarriage of justice but an abuse of state power.
As the ancient Greek philosopher Plato rightly said, “Justice in the life and conduct of the State is possible only as first it resides in the hearts and souls of the citizens.” When those entrusted with power act unjustly, they poison not only the legal order but the moral conscience of the nation.
I therefore call on the Nigerian Police to immediately release Omoyele Sowore or charge him formally under the law. Anything short of this would be a further erosion of public trust in the nation’s law enforcement institutions.
It is our collective duty to insist that the rule of law must apply to all citizens- regardless of ideology, background, or political alignment. -PO
Politicians are fueling the demonic bigotry we are seeing because they don’t want you to focus on education, healthcare, justice sector, infrastructure, and accountability.
They know that as long as you continue to concentrate on silly divisive rhetoric, they will get away with murder.
It’s shameful that many have fallen for this madness for too long.
Tinubu is borrowing money that the future generations will be burdened with. We are not paying attention to that, it is foolish tribal bigotry that people are concerned about.
Shame of a country.
While Nigerians are urged to endure economic hardship "like labor pains," some governors are splurging billions on new government houses, @TheAfricaReport reveals » https://t.co/9qehFrvkVE
@BudgITng warns that "instead of funding schools, clinics, or agriculture, leaders prioritize buildings they barely use."
@cislacnigeria adds: "There is more money, little accountability, and no priority."
Such alleged lack of fiscal responsibility fuels inequality and erodes public trust.
#TransparencyTuesday