PUBLIC LETTER: NYSC MUST APOLOGIZE FOR THREATENING A DEPRESSED CORPS MEMBER.
The recent actions of the NYSC Lagos Secretariat in allegedly threatening a female corps member for expressing her frustration over the rising cost of living are deeply disturbing. This young woman, overwhelmed by inflation, rent hikes, and the daily struggle to survive, was reduced to tears. Instead of offering support, the NYSC, an institution responsible for the welfare of corps members, chose to intimidate her into silence.
Her only “offense” was calling the President terrible at his job. This is a democracy, not a dictatorship. The President is not above criticism, and no government institution has the right to bully a citizen for expressing their views. A corps member crying out due to economic hardship should receive reassurance, not threats. Depression is real, and dismissing her distress while trying to suppress her voice is both heartless and undemocratic.
NYSC must call its Lagos Secretariat to order and issue a formal apology to this corps member. It must also reaffirm its commitment to the well-being of those serving Nigeria, rather than acting as a tool of oppression. The right to free speech is nonnegotiable, and any attempt to stifle it is a disgrace to the values Nigeria claims to uphold.
This painting was made in 16th Century
Showing how a corrupt judge was skinned alive, His name is Siamese, Siamese was a corrupt royal judge in the year 500 BC at the time of Cambyses II of Persian empire....
It was discovered that he took a bribe and passed an unfair judgement, As consequences for his judgement the king ordered for his arrest and be skinned alive, Before the King Cambyses passed his judgement he asked him nominate a successor and in his greed he choose his son named Otanes
The King agreed and nominated his Son as replacement and went on to pass the judgement that he should be skinned alive and his skin should be used to make upholstery seat for the incoming Chief judge who would be using it and reminded about potential consequences for his action incase he defaults in judgement...
Otanes was always reminded that he is sitting on the skin of his father who was executed by the king, This helped in giving fair hearing and equity in discharging his duties
This message is for corrupt judges like Mary Odili, Justice Bulchawa, Justice Haruna Tsamani etc
#AllEyesOnJudiciary
The day judiciary will decide to do the right thing, they will shed tears seen the happiness of Nigerians changing the course of history for democracy to thrive and they will deep down inside their heart be fulfilled gaining peace forever.🤔🤔🤔🤷♂️
JUDICIARY JUDICIARY!!!