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U don't have shame at all

thebosstrevor1:
IPOB MEMBERS HAVE DONE IT.

This the work of Nnamdi kanu Eastern security network and the released prisoners from the last Endsar protest

Why travel by that late hour?

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NLReposter:
Before opening this page, I knew it was going to be Benin Ore Road


Though they are like 20 police and army checkpoints on the road, but there is still so much insecurity on the road.

My suggestion is a 24hrs patrol by the police on the road.

That's not the solution to the problem. Routine transfer of the security agency is the solution

Nigeria is on fire, for those who understands that

PAWG:
This kidnapping thing is the new business in the north

This happened in the south

Godarz:


Both the leaders and the followers.

Here in Nigeria, we just come, vote, and then sit at home and expect to be fed.

It's not for nothing they call democracy participatory.

Pray tell... What did the last massive and widespread "participation" (Protests) achieve??! Have the security agencies become better??! Have all leaders become more accountable??!

This government lacks tactic and solution to tackle insecurity in the nation.

Angelfrost:


Pray tell... What did the last massive and widespread "participation" (Protests) achieve??! Have the security agencies become better??! Have all leaders become more accountable??!

Participatory democracy means not giving up.

The blacks in the US got a lot of improvements in their lot from perseverance.

Besides, who told you protests were the only way.

Please, no excuses. The thing on this site is , people tend to give excuses for why things are not better in Nigeria...till their side gets into power, then all is well and nice.

We have the tools. Fear of suffering, love of being arm chair critics, and lack of patience prevents us from using them.

The banditry & terrorism industry is the fastest growing Industry in Nigeria right now.

Buhari and Osinbajo are truly revamping the economy.

Kudos!�‍♂️�‍♂️�‍♂️

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thebosstrevor1:
IPOB MEMBERS HAVE DONE IT.

This the work of Nnamdi kanu Eastern security network and the released prisoners from the last Endsar protest

Please see a certified psychiatrist ASAP

U're not in Nigeria if u believe the lifeless still alive. We're already in war Somalia-like regime.

Anyway, this forum mod is a Fulan cos the rate at which he slam ban anytime at the mention of fulani leave me in dilemma.

Kingpele:
Wow the insecurity in this rigime is so bad to the extent I wonder if we still have the general as our president ,It was never this bad when the drinking master was still in charge ...Maybe nnamdi kalu is right about the jubil theory

mehn.. this is getting out of hand this insecurity of thing

thebosstrevor1:
IPOB MEMBERS HAVE DONE IT.

This the work of Nnamdi kanu Eastern security network and the released prisoners from the last Endsar protest

I have reported you for derailing this thread

let's just hope the mods will do their work

na una dey give we the true nwafors unnecessary problem every single thread you must do dis your constant nonsense

ENIGMATIC2023:
The banditry & terrorism industry is the fastest growing Industry in Nigeria right now.

Buhari and Osinbajo are truly revamping the economy.

Kudos!�‍♂️�‍♂️�‍♂️

Because we don't fund the police adequately to fight crime...because we believe that what we are earning from oil is enough for our needs, and all we need to do is to stop the looiting, and the money would be enough.

Which is partly true, and I am not denying looting happens in our country. I am also not a fan of this government or past governments.

However...

Countries with better police forces than us, also have better tax to gdp ratios than us. And they have diversifed economies.

Here in Nigeria, we have a

1.Low tax to gdp ratio...and attempts to increase it are met with protests of 'We are poor'

2.Low industrialization, because we don't want to pay the money needed to improve electricity power, and we don't want to pay the taxes needed to improve road infrastructure, and because all our business ideas are all about importing and selling imports...and because subsides on power and petrol means that refineries are bad, and power supply is bad simply because both cannot earn the funds to fix either.

3.A complete lack of understanding of how a participatory democracy works. We just vote, and then go home. No ideas on how to keep the pressure up on our leaders to lead us well. Just voite, go home, and colelct salary.


So, not enough revenue, before looting, a bad police force, and a nice environment for criminals and bandits to flourish...and increased tensions, and increased crisis.

But no, Nigerians only complain about bad leaders when their side is not inpower...then when their side is in power...silence.

Buhari why

Ok

Kingpele:
Wow the insecurity in this rigime is so bad to the extent I wonder if we still have the general as our president ,It was never this bad when the drinking master was still in charge ...Maybe nnamdi kalu is right about the jubil theory

In nigeria, we have d truth staring us in d face but we choose not to accept it.

No wonder they are forever at the bottom. LMC no do better screening give dis team and i urge dem to as a matter of urgency return dem to NNL and replace them with 3SC

Someone7:
As low as 30,000 a month? Bloody hell

I guess they're just doing it waiting for that opportunity to come up in Europe.

It takes a special mix of luck, consistency and God's help for Nigeria to not kill your talent

imagine messi or cr7 growing up in such environment

Kidnapping now na the new format for Naija just kidnap someone and later Nigeria Government pays you, you release them then weeks later you come out and say you have repent Government pays you again and grant you amnesty and send you abroad to study, Abeg tell me why everybody for Nigeria no go turn Kidnappers, If you are thinking what am thinking here come let's gather here and discuss how we go start our own

Godarz:


Participatory democracy means not giving up.

The blacks in the US got a lot of improvements in their lot from perseverance.

Besides, who told you protests were the only way.

Please, no excuses. The thing on this site is , people tend to give excuses for why things are not better in Nigeria...till their side gets into power, then all is well and nice.

We have the tools. Fear of suffering, love of being arm chair critics, and lack of patience prevents us from using them.

You do realize you haven't actually said anything specific with regards to the actual roles of the average Nigerian in nation building??!... Talk is cheap sir.

What exactly are American citizens doing far better than the average Nigerian citizens??! Please, mention or enumerate them with specifics.

It is always easy to put down citizens of Nigeria as not doing enough in the face of poor leadership, as if after elections they have the majority of influence on those elected under the constitution. Yet, Nigerians are more vociferous, critical, demonstrative, and pushy compared to citizens of other nations.

Too bad

Angelfrost:


Pray tell... What did the last massive and widespread "participation" (Protests) achieve??! Have the security agencies become better??! Have all leaders become more accountable??!

Street protests are a very powerful for bringing about social and political change. It has proved itself over and over again in several societies. Find below a picture of a protest in South Korea calling for d resignation of d president because her friend used her relationship with d president to enrich herself. D protests took about 3months.

Endsars protests was an amazing idea. D question u should be asking is why didn't it yield as much success as expected? Pls look at d crowd in d South Korean pix? Did we have that type of crowd anywhere in Nigeria during d protests?

For any protest to succeed, it must be sustained no matter what until success is achieved. How many weeks was endsars protests? Also, in how many states did we have serious protests? In many states, there was nothing even though d protests would have been beneficial to all. In d end, we lack a protest culture, we are too relaxed in d face of bad governance and not because endsars was a bad idea

lexy2014:


Street protests are a very powerful for bringing about social and political change. It has proved itself over and over again in several societies. Find below a picture of a protest in South Korea calling for d resignation of d president because her friend used her relationship with d president to enrich herself. D protests took about 3months.

Endsars protests was an amazing idea. D question u should be asking is why didn't it yield as much success as expected? Pls look at d crowd in d South Korean pix? Did we have that type of crowd anywhere in Nigeria during d protests?

For any protest to succeed, it must be sustained no matter what until success is achieved. How many weeks was endsars protests? Also, in how many states did we have serious protests? In many states, there was nothing even though d protests would have been beneficial to all. In d end, we lack a protest culture, we are too relaxed in d face of bad governance and not because endsars was a bad idea

Thank you... You have said it all.

This nation is a mismatch of intellectuals and buffoons... Unfortunately, the needed intellectuals are less than significant. PITY!!!

Wahala ya zo. Egungu don join soccer. Make them no use the driver play el clasico with adamawa state government for ransom

The club mgt should contact broker Sheik Gumi.
He knows where the kidnappers and the kidnapped driver are.
This Sheik must be the richest negotiator right now.
See ehhh! Buhari is the most clueless, dumbest and good for nothing thing to ve sat in Aso rock.

Kingpele:
Wow the insecurity in this rigime is so bad to the extent I wonder if we still have the general as our president ,It was never this bad when the drinking master was still in charge ...Maybe nnamdi kalu is right about the jubil theory

He is 100% right. That interloper in aso rock is jibril from sudan.

get rid of 1999 constitution and see insecurity end in Nigeria most esp that part Fulani people do quote

They should should just disband this abormination of a league..It is especially painful for us die hard football lovers...at least my darling Enyimba Fc still dey on small faji..

It all boils down to the massive boiling pot of insecurity in the country....

NLReposter:
Before opening this page, I knew it was going to be Benin Ore Road


Though they are like 20 police and army checkpoints on the road, but there is still so much insecurity on the road.

My suggestion is a 24hrs patrol by the police on the road.

Don't be fooled, the day those security check point leaves that road, insecurity will leave.