I agree, I just feel when a nation wants to grow, the country must take care of her citizens which comes with policies, governance, processes and systems that cares. Hence, you start seeing positive changes that breeds growth. The issue with the country Nigeria started way back to the colonial days, a biased-based governance that…

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Yeah the country Nigeria can work. 

One person that made me believe this was Governor Fashola tenure in Lagos. He really made Lagos lovely. If we have a Fashola in every state in Nigeria but then …

Loving one another is great but I think that synonymous to seeking an utopia which is practically impossible. 

We need to create laws and policies to checkmate everyone and most importantly citizens should hold their governments accountable.

We have created society that glorifies mediocrity, praise lazy individuals and hail the oppressors.

The…

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Best is too cut down the number of government workers. 

Most of the offices held are not necessary 

We have ministers with several assistants, Personal Assistant  having personal staff.

All these have to stopped.

When you love, you will care, and when you care, you wont divert or embezzle funds meant for the people. The Covid-19 case study is an example. If they had thought of developing the health systems of the country, some of them might have been alive now. 

For a country that spends nearly all of her revenue on debt relief, and running an expensive government, I mean from the Presidency down to a normal ward councillor, you cant expect less. Corruption births from greedy and selfish soul, and its at the very core of every transaction. We just need to love one another and everything we fall in place. 

Yea, half salaries and non-payment of workers’ entitlement is bad… But truth is many of these states don’t even have need for many workers in their workforce, if not for politics and the lack of ideas, government shouldn’t be solely responsible for employing everyone instead it should create the right environment and policies to…

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Evidently Nigeria economy depends heavily on crude oil which we have not been able to sell since the inception of the global lock-down. So no money to pay salary and when we borrow it is also for embezzlement.

Most importantly many states in Nigeria are not self sufficient coupled with being ruled by corrupt leaders 

I think it all depends on legislation and the level of education of our people especially the North. Many states are yet to adopt the 2003 Child Right Act into their state laws- this is 2020! Moreover minimum age of sexual consent in Nigeria is 11 years! So these are loopholes you know… We seem to have conflicting definition of who a child is! 

Human right is violated when a Girl-child is married off at under 18!

This is a pre wedding picture . This is not religion/culture!  This is evil and Barbaric!😭 she is just a child. How can these kids be safe? How can they be gotten out of these evil child marriage? #AGirlNotAWoman #childmarriage #girlchild #schoolNotMarriage 

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In case you don't know why Arewa twitter is trending..

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— Emmanuel Alexander-Obi (@JustEmmah_) May 25, 2020

Amidst the rising number of new Coronavirus cases in Nigeria, the FG has relaxed the lockdown directive that was meant to flatten the pandemic curve. Since the easing by the FG, the daily number of new cases has tripled, particularly in Lagos State, yet people seem not bothered and go about their businesses like it’s a normal… Read more