@R_eq_uin Nothing is as contagious like an idea. And a man's belief to do what he believes is just and right.
You have a powerful idea and a strong belief, keep pressing on, with time the way will reveal itself.
Keep using your words to build leverage, its making serious progress.
Nigeria readily has 36-year-olds still struggling to find their footing, alongside 19-year-olds who are outwardly high-functioning but already exhausted and depressed.
People of every age are deprived not only of tangible things, but of the ordinary conditions that make a life feel liveable: a functional public transport system, a public park where one can sit and decompress after a day’s work, the time and money to visit a loved one, the leisure to pursue romance, and the basic freedom to imagine a future beyond survival.
And yet, people will look at one’s hatred of that thing in Aso Rock and everything it represents and say, “Don’t be emotional about politics.”
But people are concerned about governance precisely because governance determines the texture of their lives. Nigerian sociological debates are rarely centred on what social security should provide, what a humane immigration or residency system should look like, or how a society ought to accommodate the needs of its people. More often, the conversation is: “70 people were killed last night, and 150 displaced.”
Those who reduce all of this to cheap political talking points are perhaps fortunate that Nigerians are not quite the things they sometimes claim to be. In some societies, supporting a government that presides over this degree of dysfunction would not merely cost you friendships or social approval, you would genuinely worry about your safety.
People are dying like rats, the systems of human livelihood has been purposely destroyed, and they want to preach about civility. Lol, I blame those debating.
The winners of the 2027 South East Maths Olympiad will travel to Lisbon with their teachers all expense paid to challenge other champions from around the world.
We are also going to Singapore.
We won best in the world this year, and next year, we are determined to win in both countries.
We have awakened a hunger for learning across the South East, and we are doubling down on our mission to completely eradicate illiteracy in the region.
Education will be fun. Learning will be exciting.
And in 10 years, the South East will have the greatest workforce in Africa.
We are just getting started.
@iamjamesudom Just telling lies and clowning unprovoked. To inspire who exactly. Leadership and governance in Nigeria tire me bro, how could it be so terrible.
@NwagbaraIzuchuk So on point , i had a bitter argument with someone on this, the government is always to blame,
For these things, politicians want us to be perfect citizens, while they loot and do as they like, there has to be a better way of holding government accountable