helinues:
Ask the writer what solutions he has provided for his community

Thank you sir for giving me the opportunity to discuss what I have done for my community. First, I should state it here clearly that I a youth just like you with no direct connections to any politician(s) whatsoever, but the ones I am privileged to have access to, I have countless times always profered solutions to the various challenges of my people to them, i have even raised proposals on food security for my local government, written bills bothering on same food security and also written about the neglect for my people with talent, still no positive feedback. However, I am a president of a youth forum (Innovative and Creative Youths Forum Abuja), and we are comprising of young, talented, skilled youths across various trades and occupations. As a organisation, we have been able to create awareness about the dangers of social vices, and the need to explore our God given potentials, and we have even as much as visited schools across 3 local governments with impactful programs. We have also partnered with the University of Benin (Political Science Department) to organise symposiums where Bank CEO, politicians, senior government officials came to enlighten and tutor the students and youths on their involvement in politics and entrepreneurship, and we got testimonies that it was very impactful to them. We also organised same program this year, and it was even more impactful as four (4) students got scholarship from the special invited guests and the keynote speakers. Let me stop here.

Yujin:
Anyone or group of persons that protest should be shot at sight. Any survivors should be gathered together and bombed with all their body parts scattered all over for dogs to feed on them.
Learn how to endure the hunger. It is a crime to protest in Nigeria because Nigerians don't have the right to protest.

I think you are rather being sarcastic sir, because I understand that by our constitution, we have the right to protest.

DMerciful:
Who did you vote for? Lets start from here

let me start by telling you that I voted for Peter Obi during the presidential election, while I voted for other candidates in other party (PDP) in both National Assembly and State House of Assembly elections, and will be voting PDP come September 21, 2024 In the governorship election here in Edo State.

mrvitalis:

They know but it's easy not to do anything especially when there is no consequences for doing nothing

I totally agree with your submissions sir.

Zwooks:
The food marketers are the ones racking the prices up

I am tempted to have same line of thought witb you sir. However, what about the increased cost of transportation and other logistics necessary to facilitate the availability of the goods for sale?

Are Our Leaders Aloof of What's Happening Currently in the Country?

Fellow Nigerians,

I come to you today with a heavy heart and a pressing question: Are our leaders truly aware of the suffering that the average Nigerian faces daily? It seems like those in power are turning a blind eye to our struggles, and their silence is deafening.

Let's talk about food prices. Have you been to the market recently? Basic items like rice, beans, and even garri have become luxuries for many families. Inflation is skyrocketing, making it increasingly difficult for us to afford basic necessities. How are we expected to survive when we can't put food on our tables?

Our farmers, the ones who provide our food, are not safe. Insecurity is rampant across the country, and our farmers live in constant fear. They can't go to their farms without the threat of being attacked. This insecurity is killing our food production. How can we feed ourselves if those who grow our food are scared for their lives?

The rising crime rates are a direct result of this desperation. Our youth, who should be the hope for our future, are increasingly turning to crime. This isn't a choice made out of desire, but out of a lack of opportunities and support. It's a cry for help from a generation that feels abandoned.

What about the electricity blackouts caused by energy tariffs that we can’t afford both at home and even across other sectors like the tertiary institutions? The increasing electricity tariff posing as a giant burden on both individuals and companies, forcing some to even to retrench workers in other to still be in business. Consequently adding to the population of already over bloated population of unemployed persons in Nigeria, and these job losses obviously adds to the risks in society as unemployed persons laid off from their jobs will definitely look for any means to survive, even if it means joining criminal gangs or engaging in activities prone to criminal involvement.

Furthermore, companies in Nigeria are leaving due to increasing taxes and unfavorable business policies, leading also to more job losses and difficult livelihoods for people. The increasing taxes on the average Nigerian are becoming a serious burden. We are even left questioning what the taxes and revenues are being used for, as we cannot see any actual palliatives to cushion the effect of the hardship on us.

We've heard of a minister allegedly diverting funds meant for the public and other cases of embezzlement by our leaders. Where is the hope for the common man when even the funds meant to help us are being stolen?

Now, where is our government in all of this? What are they doing? The grassroots, the everyday people, feel ignored. It seems like our leaders are more interested in their own comfort than in addressing the issues that matter most to us.

Our legislators, the ones we elected to represent us, where are they? What have they done to improve our lives? i understand that while some have empathy and are looking for ways to mitigate the suffering of their constituents, others seems not to be bothered until election approaches again for them. Can they honestly say that their constituents are happy and satisfied? We trusted them with our votes, believing they would make a difference. But has anything changed? We are still suffering, still struggling, and still waiting for the promises to be fulfilled.

Nigerians deserve better. We need leaders who listen to us, who understand our pain, and who act to make our lives better. It's time for our leaders to step up and take real, meaningful action. No more empty promises, no more ignoring the plight of the people. We need solutions, and we need them now.

Comrade Ebor Godsgift is my name and i am just a Concerned Nigerian who wants the best for us all.

This is a Tech Challenge from the Olu of Warri for passionate and skilled ICT guys and ladies who are either Deltans or reside in Warri.

I am pleading that this information should be posted to the front-page for people who are interested to apply.

Thank you

Please MOD, kindly help us move this page to front-page to create awareness about the tech challenge. Thank you sir

It was quite an ecstatic and historic moment as Members of West African (ECOWAS) Youth Council ably represented by Amb (Hon.) Emmanuel Agida and members of Innovative and Creative Youths Forum ably represented by the president, Mr. Ebor Godsgift and other executive members were present live at the palace of the Olu of Warri, His Royal Majesty, Ogiame Atuwase (III) to discuss matters akin to human capacity development in the region, state and Nigeria at large.

This is a one time opportunity for youths with potentials requisite to build themselves up and the society to be brought to limelight.
Just reach us via the flyer.
Thank you

Is this not what we call blasphemy

Thinkam:
Make Jesus go buy form, even Nigerians go reject Jesus for election

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swiz2:
I laugh when I hear folks mention "steal ideas"

Ideas are one of the most worthless things in the globe until they're executed.

The one reason why partnerships fail in this part of the world is due to some baseless hoarding of ideas. Its even funnier when you finally get to hear the so-called hidden treasure idea, it will be so petty, common, and almost worthless to the current economy.

You'd get to 80years, and still be hoarding irrelevant ideas while people have gone ahead with implementation, and changing the globe.

No one can even execute ideas much more than the one who conceived it in the first place.

A potential investor might be lurking around this thread, and possibly pick someone's idea and partner with them.

Keep your ideas to yourself, and die with it. No one gives a f**k about it.

DM me bro lets talk.

Yankee101:


Relax and look for opportunities
I can tell you 100 ideas but if you don't have the details or capital or know how it's basically useless

gbam!

Yoighaman:


Sounds weird, but sometimes it's better to share that your idea with someone you probably might never meet in life but who has the funds to bring it to fruition for the good of humanity, than to take the idea with you to the grave where it might perish forever, it's sad though

God bless you sir

FolabiCash:
People saying they want to steal ideas , lol.

1. There's no new idea.

2. Hundreds and thousands of people are already doing what you dream of

3. Idea without funding will take you nowhere.

you just nailed it sir!

I reside in Niger state, and how many do you need?

Slimzitee:

Abeokuta

Where is your location??

Slimzitee:
Points of lay birds needed urgently, kindly call 09067180105 or WhatsApp 08173401271.
Thanks

Good morning fellow nairalanders, I have broilers available for sales @800 per kilo, and we have from 2.5kilo and above.

Just keep up with the research bro, the world is waiting for your inventions, but let the features be outstanding and unique.

You nailed it sir!

ValCon888:
I must confess that the implementation of the Oronsaye Report is commendable. But it is not enough. The President should speedily direct the Revenue Mobilization Allocation and Fiscal Commission to reduce the salaries of all political office holders and appointees by 60%.

The country cannot continue to support an already overburdened recurrent expenditure at the expense of the masses, especially now that oil is useless.

I have gotten potential candidate for the position. Thanks

Good afternoon nairalanders, please we are in need of article writers for our emerging organisation. The writer must have passion for the job, must have experience in writing articles, and also will present sample copies of previous articles written by him/her. Any of the previous articles written before and has been published in any newspaper dailies will be an added advantage. Check my wall for my contact details where you can also send your CVs. Thanks

NB: please no phone calls for now. You can send text or chat me up on WhatsApp

Acknowledged, however we have other regions in Nigeria, how well are they doing assuming we want to pinpoint the "North" as our current challenge??

limeta:
North

I can agree with you sir, but assuming only the leadership is the challenge(s) we have, don't you think we have the antidote to solve this particular challenge you just mentioned sir?

bigiyaro:
leadership!!!

Good evening my fellow Nigerians, please let's all honestly look at the challenges currently eating up our pride as a nation and suggest a possible resolutions to them. Perhaps our opinions may be very helpful to mitigating the challenges.
Thanks