@OsosaChris@ruffydfire I agree with your analysis but why would justice continue to be denied in Nigeria due to technicalities? For the law to be fair, it must consider the downtrodden.
@David___Peters@mrmacaroni No we didn’t, it is the constitution that allows that. It is not written to protect the people. It is designed to protect those in power.
@Ochuma3@MalcolmInfiniti@PeterObi The last time you voted for him he didn’t win. Just may be you are the jinx. Please don’t vote for him next time maybe we will be lucky. Politics is more than what you think.
@DeeOneAyekooto Nigerians are now seeing clearly the people that are working against the developmnt of the country. If these so called leaders that are gathering now gathered b4 the planned protest 2 talk 2 the president, will the president not listen? Why are they prioritising the politicians?
@DavidHundeyin I think we can all agree that something is wrong with our system of education. Personally, I can narrow it down to an education system that does not create room for critical thinking. Our curriculum, delivery and assessment method need to change to foster independent thinking.
@June12Post @ShehuSani Any judicial system that only prosecute the poor, less privileged or political opponents is weak. Those saying the UK judiciary is also corrupt should go and review their high profile cases and compare that to that of Nigeria.
@BwalaDaniel@SimFubaraKSC@GovWike Sadly, they are not different from you, the so called legal expert. This is what happens when sound reasoning is taken away by hunger and personal interest.
@Row_Haastrup Deeper life still has the highest concentration of decent Christians and upright people per church or any worship area in Nigeria. Before you say you know some bad ones, please read what I wrote again.