Perez 🇨🇦

IMUN CAMPUS AMBASSADOR Former participant member at British council 💖 sports analyst /💰 philanthropist 💙

[Perez 🇨🇦 @perezworld20]

@Esmart26 We’re proud of you bro

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@ChuksEricE Chọrọ nụ ataba tinye na mmiri fee ya na ugbo nile..ya ya bụ efi biazie taa ya..ha nile ọnwụ…😔

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@durutheguru Can you tutor someone on same role?

[Perez 🇨🇦 @perezworld20]

@Maya144796 Maya ✌️

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@ChuksEricE Is this not our popular boku bread 🥺😳

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@Creed_printz @chude__ Aswr 😂😂

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@chude__ If na me this man must reach another state before I will drop him…

and I’m sure this is Lagos full of mad people in the name of government officials ….

how could you just enter someone’s car?

For what exactly…are you a thief?

[Perez 🇨🇦 @perezworld20]

🤣🤣

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@it_Rutie Ruth zukwanuike! 😂

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@Choji_ES I no go gree 😂

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@vdmempire They never see anything 🤣🤣

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Keke Rider in Aba Returns ₦4 Million Forgotten by Businesswoman

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Once upon a time ……to be continued….🥶

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@CHIZZY_BB 1 mill na water come mak I show you way…

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@Elladeyforyou Black agent 😎

[Perez 🇨🇦 @perezworld20]

Be nice to people you won’t regret it

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[Perez 🇨🇦 @perezworld20]

@abazwhyllzz I will buy land

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

One of the consistent principles of leadership is the willingness to make ultimate sacrifices and take risks. A true leader does not make excuses or complain; he shows up, sacrifices, and provides solutions, especially in difficult times.

While I do not advocate for our President to expose himself to monumental risks, I cannot accept the excuse that bad roads prevented him from reaching Yelwata in Benue State—especially after he had already made it to the state. This visit happened days after the massacre, with enough time to plan appropriately.

But let’s ask the fundamental question: Who is responsible for fixing the roads if not state and the federal governments? If the Commander-in-Chief cannot reach a part of his own country due to bad roads, what hope is there for the ordinary Nigerian who plies those same routes every day?

Leadership is not about comfort; it is about sacrifice. It is about standing with your people, especially in moments of pain and tragedy. You cannot abandon your citizens in their hour of need. You don’t offer excuses when action is required.

Even if we accept that the roads were truly impassable—which they are not, as presidential aides and staff managed to navigate them—what happened to the use of helicopters? Are we saying a nation that boasts of a presidential air fleet could not airlift the President to Yelwata to condole with grieving citizens?

The people of Benue did not need protocol or explanations. They needed empathy. They needed presence. The roads may be bad, but what is worse is the institutional neglect that brought us to this point.

A New Nigeria cannot—and will not—be built on excuses. It will be built on the sacrifices, courage, and responsibility of true leaders.

A New Nigeria is POssible.

-PO

[Perez 🇨🇦 @perezworld20]

@AMAZlNGNATURE 😂