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Keep it real
May 10, 2018 at 12:54 PM
how did this become a news, isn’t this supposed to be a common sense like find an alternative means to your destination…
was just on here to check if (BENCH) is back
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May 11, 2018 at 2:24 AM
Senators, governors, president… they’ll be traveling around the world( France, London, America) but for them to see the good things there (like 24hr electricity, good roads, reasonable healthcare, good schools) and come back to Nigera and implement them they’ll NOT.
ARE ALL THESE SO DIFFICULT TO DO?
The Nigerian politicians are so satisfied in as much as they and their families are comfortable and are able to jet around the world till kingdom come. There is corruption in Oyinbo countries too, but at least they remember their people by making sure that they do not lack all the aforementioned basic amenities. The politicians over there see themselves as the people’s servants while our Nigerian politicians see Nigerians as their slaves, isn’t it?
IT IS SOO SAD.