Dwight Pumpum

just a simple girl around the corner trying to chase her dreams🤗🤗

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[Dwight Pumpum @DDSurprises]

@OhikhuareGrate2 This is just a stigma for people when they visit or reside in a tribe that’s not theirs. Let’s put a stop to all these tribalism. It starts from each and everyone of us #77Percent

[Dwight Pumpum @DDSurprises]

@OhikhuareGrate2 That’s it! That’s what we are!!! Before tribes are being categorized, we were all one and that’s humanity. So, let’s all come together and settle our differences. #77Percent

[Dwight Pumpum @DDSurprises]

@OhikhuareGrate2 This is just it!!! That’s the tweet!!!!!!!!!
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[Dwight Pumpum @DDSurprises]

@OhikhuareGrate2 @GratefulSodein3 Facts, but we can’t wait for till our politicians start the work for us. The work starts from each and everyone of us. #77Percent

[Dwight Pumpum @DDSurprises]

@OhikhuareGrate2 @GratefulSodein3 Focusing on similarities and not tackling and settling our differences isn’t going to do the job. Instead let’s build our similarities and work on our differences too. #77Percent

[Dwight Pumpum @DDSurprises]

@OhikhuareGrate2 @GratefulSodein3 I don’t think is correct in anyway. This is where it all starts from, when institutions start categorizing indigenes of a state to non-indigenes. #77Percent

[Dwight Pumpum @DDSurprises]

@OhikhuareGrate2 @GratefulSodein3 I feel tribalism is one of the biggest threat to our progress in this nation, till we tackle it I don’t see us progressing. One love ❤️ #77Percent

[Dwight Pumpum @DDSurprises]

@OnyxLuuv Do you receive bitcoin as a payment method?

[Dwight Pumpum @DDSurprises]

No they can’t, they see us as people who can adapt to anything thrown at us.
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[caring Dietician @OhikhuareGrate2]

#77Percent street debate on: “No fuel for lazy man – Can African governments support their citizens in times of crisis?”

I would say Nigerians have been squeezed over time, inflations on everything making things more difficult for the people. – Tunji Andrews

[Dwight Pumpum @DDSurprises]

Anyone who expects so much from this government shouldn’t be devastated when met with disappointment.
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[caring Dietician @OhikhuareGrate2]

African governments and supports for their citizens:

Transparency on the side of the leaders is key if we want to move forward as a country. – Ijeoma Peace
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[Dwight Pumpum @DDSurprises]

It takes the rich and excess hard work to even afford this fuel. What happen to the other masses who can’t afford it? Do we term them lazy?
The government should do better.
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[caring Dietician @OhikhuareGrate2]

“No fuel for lazy man – Can African governments support their citizens in times of crisis?”

The government should engage with the people; everyone wants Nigeria to work, by so doing, they'll make policies that work and be acceptable.– Alli Bob
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[Dwight Pumpum @DDSurprises]

It’s not even about the officials people want, it’s about officials carrying out their duties in making this country better.
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[caring Dietician @OhikhuareGrate2]

#77Percent Street Debate on economy

I think the government needs to build public trust, if we want to get better as a country, they should do that by putting in the officials that the people want in certain offices – Ugochukwu Anthony

[Dwight Pumpum @DDSurprises]

Are our voices even heard at all? I think we need to increase the volume so they hear and changes are made.
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[caring Dietician @OhikhuareGrate2]

We need to understand that citizens have their voices and it is very much powerful to make governments reverse their decisions – Martins Obono (Human rights Lawyer/Policy Analyst
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[Dwight Pumpum @DDSurprises]

This subsidy removal is supposed to make things better but the reverse is the case for us.
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[caring Dietician @OhikhuareGrate2]

I believe the subsidy removal has caused increase in crime rate locally– Precious Nwakwo (DJ Preddy)
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[Dwight Pumpum @DDSurprises]

Support their citizens? The government? You mean the ones who created the mess in the first place? 😂
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[caring Dietician @OhikhuareGrate2]

#77Percent “No fuel for lazy man – Can African governments support their citizens in times of crisis?”

[Dwight Pumpum @DDSurprises]

That’s what we all thought but life is hitting us hard right now. When subsidy was removed, preparations were supposed to be made to help the masses.
God help us.
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[caring Dietician @OhikhuareGrate2]

Subsidy removal was meant to help and make life easier for the people but it's rather making things worse. – Ijeoma Peace

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[Dwight Pumpum @DDSurprises]

@OhikhuareGrate2 Fuel price wan kill person 😂 fuel still dey go 1k

[Dwight Pumpum @DDSurprises]

With the way things are tough for the masses in this country, one cannot expect any help from the government.
Come join us as we discuss about this.
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[caring Dietician @OhikhuareGrate2]

Today on #77Percent conversation, let's talk about our governments and supports for their citizens.

"No fuel for lazy man – Can African governments support their citizens in times of crisis?"

Join us for today's segment of the street debate.
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