@mabbsy88@ozymandiasJH@PolitlcsUK I agree with you, I'm an immigrant to. To be honest, I can't wrap my head around why the government houses, feeds, and clothes illegal immigrants while taking a third of my income in taxes. Everyone who comes here should work, earn an honest living, and contribute to society.
@9ja_DrCaleb@DanielRegha People keep engaging him and giving him unnecessary relevance, the same way I ended up commenting on his post for the first time. Anyone who refuses to see the good in others is dealing with their own issues, and they’ll never acknowledge the positives no matter what people do.
@MailSport@rioferdy5 If the majority of your lives were made available to the public, I'm certain that most of you would not merit life itself. People make mistakes and learn from them; if he is committed to becoming a better person, it would be prudent to give him some leniency.
@neilarobins@MailSport@rioferdy5 If the majority of your lives were made available to the public, I'm certain that most of you would not merit life itself. People make mistakes and learn from them; if he is committed to becoming a better person, it would be prudent to give him some leniency.
@cjxyz@MissPearls List 5 to 10 African countries in the list. You're all fools cos that's not the point. As much as I'll agree that the present government is not performing as expected, we have the duty to represent our country well when we are abroad
@Big_Beeh For me, I think she should know "why"... if his response is reasonable and he's willing to do the right thing concerning marriage and family rights then why not? They are both grown-ups, I believe the guy would be over 30 as well with experiences to reference for his reason
@AishaYesufu We all have to be on one page to go against bad governance, it's a bad game if we fight ourselves first all in the name of tribalism. Listen this is something that needs to be ignored to achieve a better Nigeria, first we have to face our states of origin by mobilising ourselves.