@Big_marvis Re-imagining Nigeria starts from allowing the people to vote in the most popular candidates to lead her as a nation or entity.
Let's at least do that first so that the elected can feel accountable to the masses and not some political juggernaut...............
@jacobincambodia Many years ago, my uncle was being deported from Germany and my dad and I went to the airport to pick him up. There, we realised that there were a lot of other deported people from other African countries who all claimed to be Nigerians to the German Immigration.
@ruffydfire@gtbank i have noticed when transactions are unsuccessful, your bank will hold on to the money as though it is yours. Please return all the monies I have sent to people at different times that you refused to return
@renoomokri This man knows how to get engagement on his platform, and he knows the biggest subject to do that is to dent @PeterObi reputation. Do not take this seriously.
@abati1990 There has to be "much ado." I can't think of a Nigerian owned firm that treats workers' welfare and reward better than these multinationals. There are myriads of reasons why this is a "major ado."
Socio-economic hardship, which has mostly impacted the poor majority of the Nigerian population. We have no other country to truly call home, and the hunger is real in the community I live.
Irrespective legal outcome of the election cases across the country, even though having credible elections are core to good governance. All stakeholders across political parties and technocrats across state authorities should work towards saving the country from the brink of
@alexottiofr I want to thank @alexottiofr for your good work. Despite being cheated in past elections, the vision you have for the state kept you focused.
May God keep you and guide you as you complete relevant projects and wealth creation programs for the people of Abia