Monthly Archives: May 2021

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Did you know that the first electric railway in Africa,

covering a total of 752 kilometers has long been commissioned in African’s Second most populated country of Ethiopia and is currently in use? Why can’t we have an electric train in Nigeria?

It is now 5DAYS to the BOOK LAUNCH

1.7 trillion Naira was given to “NEPA” to subsidize electricity for Nigerians

and yet the electricity in Nigeria is one of the most unstable and unavailable in the world. Honestly, something is “fantastically” wrong with that sector!

It is now 5DAYS to the BOOK LAUNCH

Economically, Psychologically, Professionally, and permit me to say “Cursesically”,

Nigerian Policemen are at all not secured and when an unsecured man is in charge of your security, you are seriously not secured.

It is now 5DAYS to the BOOK LAUNCH

Bad roads that were paid for but were never constructed or repaired,

due to the greedy nature of “The Bad” has led to the death of many Muslims, Christians, Igbos,   Hausas, Yorubas, Efiks, etc in this country. True or false?

An Abuja court handed a two-year jail term,

with an N250,000 fine option to one of six federal officials tried for stealing 32.8 billion Naira from the police pension fund.

Is that not encouraging others to steal too?

Amongst the ten most populous countries of the world,

Nigeria is the poorest in terms of Electric Power – more than twice poorer than Bangladesh (who are the second poorest in the group).

To mess up and get away with it in Nigeria,

religious and tribal sentiments are often brought to the fore.

There are a far intimidating number of persons in Nigerian Prison awaiting trials,

than those actually convicted and serving their jail terms and there have been cases of people that served more years awaiting trial than the number of years the Law stipulates for such an offence (if actually the person is eventually found guilty).

What is the importance of serving Nigeria?

A friend’s late Dad served in the Nigeria Police Force and retired as a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP). If after thirteen years of retirement, his family is yet to get his pension, then what is the importance of serving Nigeria?