How are these even all the govt's fault?.. Is anyone really expecting one person to save us from all these????
My dear Nigerians, you are not paying for your sins, the world is not coming to an end either. The government has failed you, they have refused to provide the bare necessities. Bad roads, unroadworthy cars,negligent drivers, poor security, fire outbreak etc all the govts fault!
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Yes and if you knew what you deserved as a citizen you wouldn’t say this.
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Really...we deserve much more... Yeah. But we have to be realistic. Developed countries were not built by ONE government.
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No one said it was. We just need a government we can rely on. One who’s policies cannot be shaken by anybody/ power from above. One takes responsibility / makes promises and fulfils them. One with a no nonsense attitude who also backs it with action. Simple!
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Nobody is trying to score points. My point from the start is- Can we do less of pointing at the govt EVERY time, and start something ourslvs
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I stared a foundation called
@visitahospital , so no I do not always point at the government.I see a problem and i try my best to solve.This instance tho it is the governments fault 100% and I’m sticking to it. I am not the one you’re referring to my dear,I do not point fingers! -
When the oppressed start defending (literally) his oppressor, you begin to see how far the mental slavery had gone. She doesn’t even know what she deserves as a citizen. It’s so sad.
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Unfortunately there’s nothing we can do but try to educate. One day soon people will realise this and hopefully change will finally happen.
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We blame govt, but how many Nigerian drivers went to a proper driving school, how many have license, how many jump or bribe officers to pass driving test so they could get license. We need to check ourselves before blaming others. Not everytime Govt.
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Stop this nonsense!. You Nigerians have no idea what you deserve and are not even trying to find out. In Europe if you drive without a driver’s licence you could go to jail. What policy has been put in place to mandate drivers to get a drivers licence before getting into a car?
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This is why change in Nigeria is still gonna be a while. “They” insist on blaming each other for things that should be handled by their government.
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Can we volunteer ourselves, let's do something, maybe when they see our assist, they can help or change things.
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Volunteer ourselves to what? A protest?
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Something more useful.
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Like she asked? A protest... tf do y’all want the people to do, they are literally dying and y’all are still blaming them... when y’all are ready to recognize the real problem (what she stated), then things will slowly start changing.
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Enough talk...go get your PVC
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We didn’t involve you in our convo. Thanks
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Ouch...thats rude!! Next time don't start with "my dear Nigerians".. mob head
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Lmaoooo you can do better than mob head. Honestly I don’t even respond to such comments but I’m amused by your obvious disregard for peoples space. Have a nice day boss.
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Hypocrite..."people space"...so much for public sensitisation. Put them in place of authority and before you know it they start creating boundaries...you to madam!
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Sensible people are having an intelligent conversation about their future and your comment is “enough talk to get your pvc”. Who raised you? And your last comment makes no sense btw.
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Small minds don't see the bigger picture...my comment was the solution to your so-called intelligent conversation.but just like the Nigerian government,you were busy finding faults...I leave you to your space "guardian of the space ship"
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