Pushing for a Change
Friday, 29 March 2013
Opposition Party (APC) !
The opposition are gearing up to rescue power from the incumbent Peoples Democratic Party led government but they should not forget quickly that taking power from the PDP is like fighting corruption.
Corruption is now a cancerous and it keeps growing right back with ever surgical procedure undertaken. With every come back, it becomes even stronger and more deadly!
So for power to change hand, it goes beyond pages of the papers and press releases.
It should be more strategically and technical.
The simple breakdown is that the opposition should go to the grassroots and start making its underground work to knock off the existence of the ruling party.
These procedures should be carefully establish ... more detail is in progress.
Movement 4 Change 9ja
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I hope Mr. Fashola is reading this
It will interest the government of Lagos state that its officials at various local government area have turn their various offices to joint where various type of unethical behaviour are practice. Alcohols, women and cigarette are freely displayed and consume with impunity.
Some of the government agencies earn more wages/revenue (in their personal pocket) daily than the state government.
The average man on the street is ready to fully co-operate with the government if a friendly approach and mechanism is put in place in the area of revenue, fines and taxes.
For example, how do you expect a common man to operate/accept a system that is corrupt, inefficient and frustrating? My point is, how do you expect someone to pay for a fine of N5000.00 while he spends more than extra N7000.00 to achieve this! At the end of the day, the government only gets a fraction of about 20% of the above amount mentioned. This might sound ridiculous but this is what we experience daily.
It is so painful to know how cheaply government agencies now turn public offices into a personal cash point. They live far more in excess of what they earn.
If you want more detail, ask a victim (the common man)!
Movement 4 Change 9ja
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Monday, 1 October 2012
Thursday, 26 April 2012
When are we Going to Get it Right?
Right now the nation Nigeria is so much in crisis and things generally is going from bad to worst. The government and its associates are looting the nation's collective resources and they keep telling us to pray and scarify for the nation.
Series of probe was setup recently regarding how the common wealth was mismanage by different agent of government and the probe shows how billions of dollars of public money/fund have be wasted.
Again, nobody is doing anything to save us.
Presently, you have to strive independently before you can get a meal on the table. People now beg for cup of water because they can not afford it.
No assistance is forthcoming and no policy to bail us out. Doctors are now on strike and people are ignored, disregard and humiliated.
Continue to pray for this nation Nigeria so God can send us catalysts that will fast track a new and better Nigeria. I still love Nigeria.
Movement 4 Change 9ja
Movement4change9ja@gmail.comTuesday, 28 February 2012
The fall of Mr. James Ibori
Mr. James Onafene Ibori pleaded guilty to money laundry in a London court! Strange it sound but this totally show that here in Nigeria, looters and fraudsters are gloried so long they have the money to buy their way out. This equally shows we have no functional justice system and the kangaroo judgment given by Justice Awokulehin from the court in delta state was a humiliation of our judiciary.
What this totally show is that we can only get justice outside the shores of this country.
The country Nigeria should be glad one of his "hero " is finally going to find refuge in a British jail!
We all should ask one question, who will be the next big victim to fall?
Movement 4 Change 9ja
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Tuesday, 17 January 2012
Keep your head UP
Once again, our collective rights have been traded by safe seeking leaders. It clearly shows the height of vision-less of our leaders. They have shown us that they have no sense of responsibility and never stand on the path of justice and truth.
I watch with sadness how the NLC and the TUC struggle to make meaningless point regarding the acceptance of the N97.00. This also clearly show that the leaders in our political and governmental circle have all lost hope in our nation call Nigeria as a result, they believe milking the nation of our collective asset/resource is the only sure way out of poverty to them and their family.
I kept wondering how much the government place beside them or what individual promise was made to them before they all shamefully agree and disgracefully tell us to go back and speak no more!
To all the humble brothers on the street, please continue to keep your heads up.
Movement for a better 9ja
Movement 4 change 9ja
Saturday, 14 January 2012
The Country should stay back on track
The peanut they offer us can not serve as our life line.
Movement 4 Change