GRV DEBATES- ISSUE: 2/5
Connecting Ikorodu and the entire Lagos East:
The benefit of having interlinked belt roads to connect Lagos East far out weighs a 4th-mainland bridge.
1) It is cheaper to achieve.
2) It opens up the entire axis for development
3) It improves the interconnectivity of the eastern foreshore by giving people more options for movement .
#Ourlagos
Section 121 of the Electoral Act 2022 (Bribery and conspiracy) makes it an offence for any person to โcorruptly [make] any gift, loan, offer, promise, procurement or agreement to or for any person, in order to induce such person to procure or to endeavour to procure the return of
FAKE PROMISES
#RigandDie
@jon_d_doe We Igbos donโt claim to be saints
But we are definitely not cowards
We will not stan rubbish all in the name of tribe
Thatโs primitive thinking
OPEN LETTER TO PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP AND THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY ON THE ACTIVITIES OF INEC AND THE NIGERIAN POLICE AHEAD OF THE 2027 GENERAL ELECTIONS
Dear President Donald Trump and the International Community,
We call on you to closely monitor the activities, decisions and conduct of Nigeriaโs Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), under its Chairman, Prof. Joash Amupitan, and the Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Tunji Disu, ahead of the 2027 general elections.
There are growing concerns about the possibility of the ruling APC government using state institutions, particularly INEC and the Nigerian Police, to intimidate opposition members, suppress dissent, undermine political participation and create an atmosphere of fear ahead of the elections.
Nigeria cannot afford another election marred by intimidation, political violence, voter suppression or electoral manipulation. The police must remain neutral and protect every Nigerian, regardless of political affiliation. INEC must demonstrate complete independence, transparency and fairness in the discharge of its constitutional responsibilities.
We urge President Trump, the United States government, the United Nations, the European Union, the African Union and other international democratic institutions to pay close attention to developments in Nigeria, monitor the conduct of these institutions and hold those responsible for any violations of democratic principles accountable.
The Nigerian people deserve the freedom to choose their leaders without fear, intimidation or manipulation.
We will not accept a situation where state institutions are turned into instruments of political oppression. Nigeria belongs to all Nigerians, not one political party.
The world must pay attention. Democracy in Nigeria must be protected, and the will of the Nigerian people must prevail in 2027.