So many abnormalities are happening in this country.
Minimum wage is 70k, but a passport costs 250k.
Minimum wage is 70k, but a local flight can cost 100k.
Minimum wage is 70k, but a driver’s licence costs 45k.
A year’s minimum wage is 840k, yet a room self-contained in central mainland can cost 1 million annually.
Minimum wage is 70k, but transportation to work alone can cost 30k a month.
Do we really have a government?
APC rascals are tagging DSS to my post because I said we must hold any INEC returning officers who plans to rig elections accountable.
Rigging elections and destroying their lives and that of their families is not a problem. It is holding people that intends to rig elections that they are tagging DSS for. Bunch of irredeemable slaves!
Rigging elections in Nigeria must end in 2027.
Ire o✌🏾
SENATOR BUBA'S TERRORISM SPONSORSHIP CASE IS BEING ACTIVELY SWEPT UNDER THE RUG!
SENATOR BUBA'S TERRORISM SPONSORSHIP CASE IS BEING ACTIVELY SWEPT UNDER THE RUG!
SENATOR BUBA'S TERRORISM SPONSORSHIP CASE IS BEING ACTIVELY SWEPT UNDER THE RUG!
SENATOR BUBA'S TERRORISM SPONSORSHIP CASE IS BEING ACTIVELY SWEPT UNDER THE RUG!
In 2026 this is a School in a State that is one of the highest oil producers in the Country 💔
Nigerian politicians are the luckiest humans alive ❗️
We Must End this Madness ❗️
End of discussion!!
They have seen the handwriting on the wall and they know the only option they have is to discourage people to stay at home.
Too late for them.
72 hours at the polling unit and ward collation centres loading
Charles Spencer quite rightly says he finds the worshipping of the monarchy disturbing and doesn’t think it’s healthy for any human being to be treated as if they are a god, somehow above everyone else.
Monarchs are just people. All that bowing, scraping and treating them as inherently superior isn’t healthy for anyone. 😏
Man Calls Out Police Officers in Delta State, Accuses Them of Forcefully Collecting a Woman’s Phone Because She Was Recording Them
A man has accused Nigerian police officers attached to Agbarho Police Station of allegedly ass@ulting a woman, reportedly a nurse, along Ughelli Road, near Ovwiamuge, on Saturday, September 19, at about 9:15 a.m.
According to him, the incident occurred after the officers stopped their car for a search. After searching the woman's bag, they allegedly stopped them again, accused her of taking their pictures and demanded her phone. An argument reportedly followed, during which the officers allegedly dragged and hit the woman inside the car, he claims
📹: prince. harry3694 // TT
If you can't see what this is, the CIA has you exactly where they want.
There are millions of poor homeless people in the USA but this man's not building houses for them and you're not asking why. This is the reason why they'll always win, because Africans are too gullible.
The PUTCCM team is also urging all voters to upload their polling unit result on all their social media pages on the day of election.
If you have Starlink, bring it out!
#putccm#OperationUploadResult#Nigeria
Six Sheiks were kidnapped by Fulani terrorists in Zamfara, after attending a special prayer session for Tinubu and the APC, organized by the DG of APC Presidential Campaign Council, Abdulaziz Yari. The terrorists are demanding 30M per sheik.
A job for Gumi..🤔
Dispatch Rider Speaks Out Over Delay In PVC Collection
“Last month, I went to Eti-Osa LGA in Lagos to request for my Permanent Voter’s Card (PVC). I was told it was not ready and that I should come back the following month.
I returned today, more than a month later, only to be told that they are still not distributing the PVCs. I don’t know what INEC and APC are doing. Nigerians should not keep quiet about this.”
— Dispatch rider
I am becoming convinced that the version of democracy Nigeria copied from America simply does not work for Nigeria and after decades of dysfunction, pretending otherwise is becoming intellectually dishonest. It has created chaos and strong tribal division.
We created an enormously powerful presidency, weakened the regions, centralized almost everything in Abuja and built an unbelievably expensive political structure around sharing federal revenue.
Then we wonder why politics has become a fight to capture Abuja.
Go back to the era of regional government.
When M. I. Okpara was Premier of the Eastern Region, the East had its own parliament and substantial responsibility for its own development. Agriculture, industrialisation, education and economic development were not things everyone sat around waiting for Abuja to deliver. Okpara’s government pursued farm settlements, industrialisation and economic development as deliberate regional policy.
The North had Ahmadu Bello. The West had its own regional leadership. The regions had greater political and economic significance, and their leaders had to think seriously about how to develop their own economies.
That system was certainly not perfect the First Republic itself suffered severe political crises and ultimately collapsed in 1966. But there is something fundamental we should learn from its architecture.
Nigeria needs to stop running a political system designed as though 230 million people with enormous ethnic, cultural and economic differences are one homogeneous society waiting for instructions from Abuja.
The American presidential model may work for America. That does not mean Nigeria must worship it forever.
I would rather see us seriously debate a return to a parliamentary and genuinely federal system: stronger regions, greater fiscal responsibility, less concentration of power in one presidency and leaders whose political survival depends more immediately on maintaining the confidence of Parliament.
Our current structure has had decades to prove itself.
At some point, repeating the same political experiment and expecting a fundamentally different Nigeria stops being patience. It becomes a refusal to learn.
Singapore is particularly instructive not because it rejected democracy, but because it developed a parliamentary system with unusually strong state capacity, long-term planning and institutional continuity. Its political system has also been dominated by the PAP for decades, with critics pointing to significant constraints on political competition and some civil liberties.
Nations do not become prosperous because they copy a political system. They become prosperous when they build institutions capable of making difficult decisions, executing long-term plans and holding leaders accountable for results.
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