"He called on world leaders to recommit themselves to multilateralism by deepening relations among member states of the United Nations (UN) in line with the principles of inclusivity, equality and cooperation".

liveLongNprospa:
God is good

izzou:
No Ep 8 for Season 3?

Seems Eric is back on top.

cc iamoyindamola

Amigoss:


You got to love an institute that multi task

iamoyindamola:

Till next week

BlueRayDick:


Abeg help me resend the download link. The one u sent yesterday, the files are scattered with different download links. I was distracted and later couldn't download it.

iamoyindamola:

You will wait till next week to get single link
For now scattered link available

iamoyindamola:

Till next week

BlueRayDick:


The funny thing is this institute will most likely not be aware of any of such project in its budget. It is definitely at the ministry level the padding would've been carried out.

I still pass by the Institute this morning on Ahmadu Bello Way, V.I. Nothing concern that school wey I see with road construction; what they do basically is train marine engineers, marine technicians and marine scientists.

izzou:


Abeg suggest another series.

Amoto94:

It is funny how some people tend to underestimate certain candidates based off wrong perceptions, those are in the know have said that Monday is a philanthropist and he's well liked by the common man on the street regardless of his lack of sophistication. He may not be fluent in speech or coherent in expression but it's said about that he relates well with the masses.

Amigoss:
He crashed inflation from 133% last year to under 8.8% in 7 months.

Reduced government ministries by half, devalues the peso by 50%, slashed subsidies, cut all unnecessary govt expenses and flew commercial.

This is what Nigeria needs and Obi would've done with their Mumu question of WHAT WOULD OBI HAVE DONE, HE PROMISED TO REMOVE SUBSIDY TOO,na to send their foot soldiers to dey bark PROSPERITY IS NEAR everytime like ekuke while their principal and his overhyped technocrats are budget-padding,increasing ministries, aides and govt expenses..

raumdeuter:


We the elites place more importance on things that do not matter to the bulk of the electorates. To the electorates its how visible and how relatable you are to them. From what I heard Monday has always been on ground in his locality. I saw one video wey dem say he donated 6m to a sick AAU boy. Being present and helping your community before electioneering is valued than 6 debates on TV where the bulk of voters wont even watch and those watching are looking for faults and wrong grammar

raumdeuter:


We the elites place more importance on things that do not matter to the bulk of the electorates. To the electorates its how visible and how relatable you are to them. From what I heard Monday has always been on ground in his locality. I saw one video wey dem say he donated 6m to a sick AAU boy. Being present and helping your community before electioneering is valued than 6 debates on TV where the bulk of voters wont even watch and those watching are looking for faults and wrong grammar

BlueRayDick:


Was he doing that as a private citizen or when he's already a senator?

If not that Nigeria is an upside-down society, is this the job of a senator? Monday was a senator before he contested for the governorship seat. Ideally what would've impacted more on his constituency is for him to sponsor bills that will translate to the betterment of the life of his people.

All those Senators collecting hundreds of millions as salaries & allowances, collecting billions as constituency allowances and sharing paltry sums to their loyalists in the name of constituency project will never take us anywhere. How many people can he even pay their hospital bills if he wants to?

What matters to the bulk of the electorate is what will touch their lives in general and not just a handful of people getting keke NAPEP, hairdryer, grinding machine, etc. in the name of constituency projects. They just use that nonsense to siphon money.

The House of Assembly members should be the ones bursting padded budgets which the executive arm of government submitted to them. That is also what they can do to touch the lives of the common man in order to ensure they have hope in this so-called democracy. Instead, they would rather add more paddings to the already padded budget.

GloriousGbola:


the biggest argument against democracy is a conversation with the average voter

BlueRayDick:


Was he doing that as a private citizen or when he's already a senator?

If not that Nigeria is an upside-down society, is this the job of a senator? Monday was a senator before he contested for the governorship seat. Ideally what would've impacted more on his constituency is for him to sponsor bills that will translate to the betterment of the life of his people.

All those Senators collecting hundreds of millions as salaries & allowances, collecting billions as constituency allowances and sharing paltry sums to their loyalists in the name of constituency project will never take us anywhere. How many people can he even pay their hospital bills if he wants to?

What matters to the bulk of the electorate is what will touch their lives in general and not just a handful of people getting keke NAPEP, hairdryer, grinding machine, etc. in the name of constituency projects. They just use that nonsense to siphon money.

The House of Assembly members should be the ones bursting padded budgets which the executive arm of government submitted to them. That is also what they can do to touch the lives of the common man in order to ensure they have hope in this so-called democracy. Instead, they would rather add more paddings to the already padded budget.

Amoto94:

If you don't bring constituency projects or share gifts your constituents will not vote for you in the election cycle unless you want to rig massively in that case you need state support which you may not get. I once argued the fact that legislators shouldn't be judged based off constituency projects in a discussion with some acquaintances it was as if I was speaking to a choir they didn't want to hear any of it.

Theflint1:
They shouldn't be judged off constituency projects while collecting money for constituency projects?

Amoto94:

That's not their primary job they should be judged on the strength of bills and oversight functions. The constituency projects is an avenue for fraud and financial misappropriation that constituency projects should be scrapped

Amoto94:

If you don't bring constituency projects or share gifts your constituents will not vote for you in the election cycle unless you want to rig massively in that case you need state support which you may not get. I once argued the fact that legislators shouldn't be judged based off constituency projects in a discussion with some acquaintances it was as if I was speaking to a choir they didn't want to hear any of it.

GloriousGbola:


i feel your pain bro

that is the downside of democracy

it is a popularity contest at its core, which means you can get into office on charisma.
i read somewhere that once debates started being televised, american democracy changed . most of the presidents before kennedey would not have made it into the white house

fayose also understood this - he was a shit governor , but he knew how to relate with the electorate

Theflint1:
It's darkest just before dawn