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This has probably gone viral, but this is actually what comes with age, lol .. you’re going to fall

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President Bola Tinubu has directed the immediate release of all minors detained for allegedly participating in the August #EndBadGovernance protests,

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Hardship: Why Igbo shunned nationwide protest — Ukwu, Ameh, Igbo Elders

It is no longer news that Igbo, especially in the five Southeast states, did not participate in the End Bad Governance protest that started in other parts of the country on August 1. However, why the Igbo shunned the protest and the implications for the country are raising issues in the polity. Nwaiwu, It is no longer news that Igbo, especially in the five Southeast states, did not participate in the End Bad Governance protest that started in other parts of the country on August 1. However, why the Igbo shunned the protest and the implications for the country are raising issues in the polity. Across other parts of the country, angry protesters stormed the streets and for more than five days vented their spleen against what they described as bad Governance, hunger and hardship in the country. The protest became riotous in the North as hoodlums looted shops, and business centres among others. Many states declared curfews to contain the mayhem. But there was pin-drop silence in the South-East leading many to ask if the zone and Igbo are insulated from the prevailing economic downturn in the country. Ameh fingers inequity, injusticeSpeaking on the issue, Chief Peter Ameh, former Presidential candidate and national secretary of the Coalition of United Political Parties, CUPP, said the “absence of equity, justice and fairness is the reason for the political apathy by Igbo in the Nigerian project. ”According to him, “constant and unjust scapegoating of the Igbo ethnic group in Nigeria is the major reason why Igbo abstained from the nationwide protests.” He continued: “Failure to implement General Yakubu Gowon’s Reconstruction, Reconciliation and Rehabilitation programme is a catalyst for growing lack of commitment by all persons of Igbo extraction within and outside Nigeria in many programmes of the government. ”Chief Ameh also attributed Igbo boycott of the protest to “marginalisation of Igbo in strategic economic and administrative positions under the APC governments, and acts of tribal exclusion mixed with political bigotry.” He continued: “The main reason why the entire Southeast geopolitical zone of Nigeria was unanimous in their decision not to participate in the ongoing #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria protest across the country is primarily as a result of the easy targeting of lives and property of Igbo whenever there is an uprising or protests in Nigeria.“ Being the only tribe in Nigeria that could be found and visibly seen in the remotest parts of the country, Igbo are always at the receiving end of the consequences of any activity carried out either by the Nigerian government or the public. Read the full article

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ICYMI: Falz Condemns Tinubu’s Suspension of Governor Fubara, Calls It Unconstitutional http://dlvr.it/TJdK17 Follow, Like & Share

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Administrator Ibas Pledges to Fulfill Mandate

Sole Administrator, Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ekwe Ibas (retired), has concluded a high-level closed-door meeting at the executive chambers of the Rivers State Government House, reaffirming his commitment to delivering on his mandate. The meeting, which lasted several hours, involved discussions on critical issues affecting the state and strategies to address them effectively.  Addressing…

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When Tinubu is Done with Nigeria Many Will not Recognize it Godswill Akpabio

When Tinubu is Done with Nigeria Many Will not Recognize it Godswill Akpabio The Senate President, Godswill Akpabio, has applauded President Tinubu for his leadership style and vision of ruling the country. Speaking during a public event,  GodswillAkpabio commended President Tinubu while highlighting his track record of development, especially in Lagos. Godswill Akpabio further disclosed that the…

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What Is a State of Emergency? Meaning, Examples, and History in Nigeria

A state of emergency is a special situation where the government takes extra powers to handle a crisis. This usually happens when there is a big problem like war, natural disasters, or extreme violence that threatens public safety. During this time, normal laws may be suspended, and the government can take strong actions like imposing curfews, restricting movement, and deploying security…

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Atiku Abubakar Criticizes Tinubu's State of Emergency in Rivers State, Alleges Political Manipulation

Former Vice President of Nigeria and the 2023 presidential candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar, has strongly condemned President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State. Abubakar accused Tinubu of political manipulation and bad faith, arguing that the decision was driven by personal and partisan interests rather than genuine concerns…

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2027: Tinubu Men Already Everywhere – Joe Igbokwe

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Nigerians tell Tinubu how to #EndBadGovernance

▪︎ Downsize cabinet, reduce cost of governance ▪︎ Fight corruption with all sincerity ▪︎ Stop crude oil theft ▪︎ Reverse harsh economic policies ▪︎ End culture of impunity ▪︎ Fight insecurity, boost agriculture ▪︎ Invest substantially in critical sectors ▪︎ Ensure justice, equity, rule of law ▪︎ Ensure electoral reforms The 10-day nationwide protest against hunger which kicked off on August 1 ends today but not without casualties. Nigerians who went on the streets across the country demanded an end to the hardship they were going through as a result of unfavourable government policies. They wanted an end to what they called bad governance. The protest was peaceful in the southern part of the country. But in the north, it was marked with violence resulting in the loss of lives and destruction of property and the governors of some northern states had no choice but to declare curfew to restrict movement and avert further chaos. The nationwide protest may have expired, leaving on its trail deaths and destruction. The protesters may have left the streets. But Nigerians have not stopped asking for an end to bad governance. They have continued to insist on having good governance in Nigeria. Eminent Nigerians including lawyers, activists, traditional rulers, academics and political leaders have therefore reflected on the 10-day national protest and agreed that the government must address the concerns of the protesters if we must have peace in the country. To have good governance, they were unanimous in their call for a reduction in the cost of governance and to revert to the old pump price of petroleum products. They also argued that there must be transparency and accountability in government activities and the government must be resolute in the fight against corruption. They want the government of Ahmed Bola Tinubu to downsize his cabinet of 42 ministers, hundreds of aides etc. They are outraged that the government has failed in the fight against crude oil theft which is ravaging the economy. The government’s failure is also manifest in the insecurity that has chased our farmers out of the farms, resulting in a high cost of food. The opulence of the elite especially those in government and those who have businesses with government is another source of concern that must be put to an end. The critical stakeholders of the Nigerian project also demanded electoral reforms and a return to the parliamentary system of government. Government must make substantial investments in critical sectors —Femi Aborisade, human right activist There’s an urgent need for the government to implement substantive reforms to restore public trust. The protests are a clear indication that the Nigerian people have had enough of the corruption, inefficiency and lack of accountability in government. Government must put an end to the culture of impunity. Government must improve public service delivery by making substantial investments in critical sectors like healthcare, education and infrastructure to meet the basic needs of citizens. More avenues should be created for citizens to engage with the government and provide input on policy decisions, as democracy requires meaningful public participation. We must eliminate manipulation and ensure the will of the people is reflected in the outcomes. ”New constitution will bring about good governance —Hon Peter Umoh, former federal lawmaker“ The Federal government should set up a Constituent Assembly to make a new constitution for Nigeria. Only a new constitution will bring about good governance in the country as amendment to the constitution has not moved the country forward despite the billions of naira spent by the National Assembly for such amendments over the years. When I was in the House of Representatives and the issue of constitution amendment came up I was the only member who spoke against it and I gave cogent reasons for that. I opted for a brand new constitution. Read the full article

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So sad that security operatives watch as these keep happening.

Kidnappers raise ransom, give fresh time to kill Afenifere Youth Leader - The Mail https://www.themail.ng/is-afenifere-youth-leader-killed/

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ICYMI: PDP Outrightly Rejects Tinubu’s Emergency Rule in Rivers, Calls It an ‘Attack on Democracy’ http://dlvr.it/TJdHSg Follow, Like & Share