@KlasraRauf Your topics on common human experience evoke emotions which people find hard to articulate. This same philosophical touch in your political commentary makes your discourse more introspective than divisive
@Kanthan2030 On a national scale too states import talent to a few cities - pollution and overpopulated cities on one side and vastly underdeveloped hinterlands on the other side - unliveable cities fuel the international imports
@rameshsrivats Political career or a government job especially in the underdeveloped parts of the country is seen as a way out of poverty and wield power
@BlacknessinXtra I was keenly following the Burkina Faso story as it offered hope , but was heart broken to read that the reality is different - Burkina Faso: Will Ouagadougou fall to jihadists? - The Africa https://t.co/sjipbqi8Ik
@theskindoctor13 Framing issues through a historical lens doesnβt prove causation; itβs persuasive storytelling and I genuine believe you're one but causation is much harder to establish
@JayantBhandari5 There will be 2 types: who felt entitled to what wasnβt theirs, facing "racial" wrath that might wake them and offer a chance of redemption; and those who abandoned their roots to "belong", caught in the storm with nowhere to go. Where will you "belong", Sir ?