donbachi:
Nnamdi kanu's arrest is the biggest news in Nigeria.While,
Toyota cars moved their plant to ghana.

donbachi:
Nnamdi kanu's arrest is the biggest news in Nigeria.While,
Toyota cars moved their plant to ghana.

KillMNKnow:
Lugard and his people convince us to join the Royal Niger Company. We will choose to opt out on our own terms. Nobody will stop us from getting our dividend. Certainly not some lowlifes baiting us to react with rage. We choose to react minimal now. Our big reaction will be communicated in due terms. Somewhere Between 2030 2035

donbachi:
Nnamdi kanu's arrest is the biggest news in Nigeria.While,
Toyota cars moved their plant to ghana.

Agbegbaorogboye:

Lugard did not convinced you. Go and read your history books. He forced you.

Your emirs begged to remain in their posts and promised to be good boys doing all what lugard wanted as long as he allowed the feudalistic arrangement remain.

He did, and that's why the North was the most peaceful and reticent region in the county during colonial rule.

SW experienced Abeokuta riots against taxation. Same with Aba.

Nothing of such was recorded in the north. You were good and willing slaves.

Heck you even rejected independence when it was first proposed by the South.

As for who owes who, I refer you again to the history books for why the amalgamation was proposed initially.

It was because you could hardly feed yourselves while the South has excess.

No single rail or port was built in the north until the amalgamation.

Reflect on that and think about paying back the people whose resources were used to build the first rails in the North before you leave the union. Even up till today!!

tungamaje:


I couldn't believe you until I confirmed it myself. Kudos to Ghana. Twitter in Ghana and now Toyota while they are running away from the 'Giants of Africa'

donbachi:
Nnamdi kanu's arrest is the biggest news in Nigeria.While,
Toyota cars moved their plant to ghana.

Dripy:
Now that Nnamdi Kanu has been arrested, has the standard of life in Nigeria improved? A lot of people are happy and jubiliating that he has been arrested but they are still grappling with hunger and poverty, unemployed and facing huge insecurity all around. The herdsmen are still killing and maiming innocent people, preventing them from going to farm and accentuating a famine that is going to hit Nigeria in the nearest future.

Now that Nnamdi Kanu has been arrested, can the government of the day sit up and tackle the seemingly intractable malaise facing the Nigerian state? Boko Haram is still killing people in the North East, bandits are still kidnapping innocent school children and undergraduates all across the North, kidnappers are still having a field day kidnapping law-abiding citizens all over Nigeria and yet no arrests have been made nor any prosecution procured.

Now that Nnamdi Kanu has been arrested, can the APC-led Federal government stop borrowing, diversify the economy, reduce corruption and face the real issues plaguing the Nigerian state? The ease of doing business is almost non-existent, starting a business in Nigeria is nothing but a herculean task: you grapple with high taxes and rates from federal, state and local governments; epileptic power supply makes relying on generators and solar systems the sure way of powering your set-up; obnoxious and avaricious government officials are on stand-by to rip you off while incompetent employees who passed through our moribund educational system are stealing from you.

Nnamdi Kanu is the least of our poblems because his arrest has not reduced the price of garri in the market nor has it made milk, egg, yam and other staple foods affordable and within means for millions of Nigerians living below the poverty level. 2023 is fast approaching and we can all see that the present government has not taken us to Eldorado as they promised. Power is still epileptic, unemployment is still very high among the very young populace, diseases, illiteracy, poverty, insecurity and a hostile environment for business are still the order of the day.

Dear Nigerian youth, go and get your PVC and get ready to vote for the best candidate come 2023. Do not let ethnic, religious, tribal or other primordial colourations becloud your sense of judgement else, the dagger that did the damage is still very much around to do more damage.
(c)JUM

tungamaje:


I concur with. all you said except where you asked Nigerians to get their PVCs and vote best candidates. All of us know we can vote our choice candidates but the political clique. would still decide who to impose on us so long as their interests are maintained

Dripy:


We can change the narrative come 2023. A day begins a story and I know very soon, our votes will count.

Eriokanmi:
Exactly . Let them mistakenly pass that electoral act into law, the majority of them won't return to their seats come 2023 because power to choose would rest solely on the electorate

erniok:

Just saw this thread. You know,I know and the political elites know that electronic transmission will never be a reality. It would mean their definite end in power and no man willing takes poison and he can easily avert it.