@RaenestApp I made withdrawal since Sunday, and I have not received it. Do I keep coming here everything to complain? Please check your DM and the do the needful
I don tire...this is stressful
A contact organized an event in Lagos, refused to manage registrations manually
So I built this
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✅Blocks underage & incomplete submissions
✅Catches duplicates
✅fires vip alerts to the right slack channel
Every action fully automated!
This country keeps rotting away every day and the group of people that annoy me the most is the “Tinubu is working, give him time” brigade.
How do you give time to someone that hasn’t done enough to convince you he deserves it?
Fuel is ₦1,200+ per litre. The naira is still in the mud. Power supply is a joke. Don’t even get me started with the security situation.
You travel and face high risk of being kidnapped.
You don’t travel and stay in your room, in your family house, fenced with barbed wire, and soldiers meant to protect you could literally scale the fence and shoot you in bed. That’s what happened to Samad, the innocent NYSC member over the weekend.
Even if you’re arrested, you could be tied up like a dog and shot in public by the police. Just imagine that video wasn’t recorded. Imagine how many people that officer have killed when there was no camera.
And only just a few day prior, orphans were kidnapped from school. Yes, ORPHANS. Imagine how low we’ve gotten.
But somehow there are people on this app arguing that the problem is the citizens. And we should give more time to the person that publicly admitted he’s been in charge for over ten years.
Funny enough, that’s the part that gets me the most. Keep the governance failures aside. Look at the way we’ve been conditioned to gaslight ourselves into accepting them.
I grew up watching my parents hustle through every administration. And it’s looking like my children will face the same challenges at this rate.
The people most affected by this aren’t even political analysts and APC defenders on social media.
They’re the woman at the bus stop who’s trying to feed three kids on whatever’s left after transport. They’re the fresh graduate who’s been applying for two years and just got his third rejection. They’re the small business owner who’s paying over ₦60k a month on generator fuel because NEPA showed up only twice this week.
These are real people with real pain. And they deserve a government that at least pretends to feel the weight of that.
I’m not saying this as someone who hates Nigeria. I’m saying this as someone who believes we’re capable of so much more than what we keep settling for.
At some point, demanding better isn’t disrespect. It’s simply the most patriotic thing you can do.
But talk is cheap, which is why I also have my PVC on standby. I hope you have yours too.