Pelexco

Food scientist/Proudly IGBO /FCB💜💙💜/Techy /🇩🇪🇬🇧/Aspiring Food Engineer 🤲🖤/A Moving man.../

[JezebelReborn🧙‍♀️ @JezebelReborn]

“Go and verify” when asked about Peter Obi, but “the FBI should not open their case” when it comes to Tinubu. A man was asked to choose a candidate, and these were his responses. The question is: are we choosing leaders based on principles and accountability, or defending politicians based on loyalty?”

—— Man reacts when asked which candidate will he vote for..

[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

The extent of delusion in this our generation is actually scary and worrying. It is so troubling that even in places you expect common-sense, the level of blind commitment to destructive delusional fantasy is just mind-blowing.

Omo ehn.

The rude awakening that awaits all of us.

[Sir Dickson @Wizarab10]

You'll never know how far you're willing to go until life pushes you to the wall. Frederick Leonard has done magic here.

I have seen movie to help me relax tonight.

[Pelexco @Local_Processor]

@Nanyo_sae That's really crazy..person make them fit reject him visa application

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@AnambraNewMedia Mr Taiwan 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

Over 4months ago, I got a call from Ekene, he was stuck in a deportation camp in India.
Life had hurt him so bad, in his desperation he reached out to me as many Nigerians do.

I quickly heard Ekene’s story and spent weeks doing the investigation. I started the advocacy through interviews with him and I called on NIDCOM to come to his rescue but I was shocked at the response.

After calling out NiDCOM for not reaching out to Ekene after sending his number to them.

The started spinning the story against Ekene to raise doubt and discredit my work with him.

They even released his personal expired travel documents because they were shocked that I called them out and they didnt want to accept responsibility.
I continued my work and i facilitated a new travel document for him and a good Nigerian helped in raising his flight ticket money.

Since I reported the matter, and after some email exchanges NiDCOM practically abandoned Ekene, as I hve not received any update from NIDCOM on Ekene.

I kept on pushing and I can confirm to you Ekene is back in Nigeria. I worked tirelessly to make this happen after those that ought to help failed. I will like to thank the Nigerian Embassy in india. I think government should help them, India is a big country and it’s difficult to reach Nigerians all over India.

Most Nigerians will never understand the personal sacrifices we made to make Ekene come back home.

I give glory to God, I am glad we can help Ekene, but there are over 100 more Nigerians in the deportation camp in India suffering and in some cases tortured

Can we all beg government and NIDCOM to do their job.

NIDCOM keeps claiming that they are facilitating with the embassy in India to get these Nigerians Amnesty but if they truly try they could get these people back home

Not all of them have issues with the authorities in India some just need money for flight and final clearance.

Let’s save this country and our fellow Nigerians

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@FabrizioRomano 😄😄😄

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@MaryAkinwande Hustle in peace, them go soon share rice give you

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@BellaJemuel Stomach infrastructure People

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@ChidiOdinkalu 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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@Maherpro20 @SarkinMota_AMF Hmmmm

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

*as sent to me

FOREIGNERS BEATING NIGERIANS IN NIGERIA: A NATIONAL SHAME*

What we saw in that video of an Indian national beating two Nigerian truck drivers, Riliwan Olajide and Taiwo Yinusa, with the help of Nigerian thugs on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway is not new. It is a pattern. And it is wrong.

How can a Nigerian be abused in Ghana, be abused in South Africa, be abused in Libya, be abused in India itself - and still come back to his father's land and be abused again by the same foreigners in his own country? Where then is safe for a Nigerian?

This is what happens when a government makes foreigners feel like gods and its own citizens feel like slaves.

Today in Nigeria, a Chinese man will slap a Nigerian worker in a factory in Ogun State and nothing happens. A Lebanese man will seize the passport of a Nigerian girl working in his restaurant and use her as a slave and nothing happens. An Indian factory owner in Lagos will flog his workers like animals and beat truck drivers with sticks using hired thugs and nothing happens.

Why? Because the government has told them, through its silence, that Nigerian lives do not matter.

A foreigner knows that if he beats a Nigerian, he will not be arrested. He knows he can call the police and the police will come to protect him, not the Nigerian. He knows he has money and our officials have hunger for money. So he does what he cannot try in his own country.

No Indian can beat a Chinese driver in India with Nigerian thugs and go free. No Lebanese can beat an American worker in America and still keep his business open the next day. But in Nigeria, anything is possible.

If government does not act on this Karma Agric Feed & Foods case, it is sending a message that it encourages this abuse. Because justice delayed is encouragement. Every day that man is still walking free, other foreign factory owners are learning that they too can beat Nigerians and nothing will happen.

Nigeria must not be a country where Nigerians are strangers. We cannot be unsafe in foreign lands and still be unsafe in the hands of foreigners in our father's land.

If a Nigerian breaks the law in India, India jails him. If a foreigner breaks the law in Nigeria, Nigeria must jail him too. That is what sovereignty means.

Until we start defending our own people on our own soil, no other nation will respect us outside.

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@Okwesilieze82 You be mugu

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@Tita_Chill 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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@ChuksEricE Hmmmm

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@lucawya Women are many

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@Chinedux8ia @Nwanzeamaalu Why is he in prison??

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@Chinedux8ia Brother over competence is the major problem we have in Nigeria

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@EdiriQX Which country got so lucky??🤔

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@IamDavidBabu @EdiriQX @kw3_kaalu 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣