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Those guys couldn't care less about good roads, stable electricity or functional healthcare. To them, once their salaries are paid promptly, you're practically a god. They'll worship you, defend you and sing your praises even while their communities continue to rot away. That's how embarrassingly low the standard of accountability has become.
I come from a major town in Ekiti State. I left home over 12 years ago, and what pains me the most is that there has been virtually ZERO meaningful development in all these years. If anything, things have deteriorated so badly that the town is now in a far worse state than it was when I left. Over a decade gone, and nothing substantial to show for it. Absolutely pathetic!
Beyond having a governor whose administration leaves so much to be desired, we also have a population whose attitude towards leadership and development is deeply troubling. Some of the most primitive mindsets you'll encounter are right there, particularly among the traditional rulers. My town is a perfect example. People who should be custodians of wisdom, progress and accountability have, in some instances, become part of the problem.
Calling out @biodunaoyebanji or @ekitistategov is almost pointless. What exactly would you tell them that they don't already know? The real tragedy is that a significant percentage of the people being governed are so easily manipulated that even their own backward circumstances don't seem to provoke any meaningful demand for accountability. And the irony? Many of these people are educated. Apparently, formal education and common sense are two entirely different things.
As much as I'd genuinely love to be proud of my state of origin, I find myself hanging my head in shame. It's painful when the place you're supposed to call home becomes a source of embarrassment rather than pride.
At this point, the slogan itself deserves a serious reconsideration:
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Six months without electricity in a community in Ijero-Ekiti, and residents have resorted to buying a device called “Jaza” just to charge their phones. In 2026? This is absolutely unacceptable!
Where are the local government chairman, councillors and other elected representatives? Is this how we expect our communities to develop?
This is one of the reasons Ekiti State is not progressing as rapidly as it should. How can we attract serious investors when basic infrastructure like electricity is lacking? What investor wants to establish a business in an environment where there is no reliable power supply?
The government needs to wake up, investigate this situation and restore electricity. Development cannot happen in darkness, and the people of Ijero deserve better!
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RIP de Miguel
Terrible news from Spain: Tenerife player Jesus de Miguel has sadly passed away.
The striker has could not overcome the serious consequences of the incident suffered during the match against FC Andorra.
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The parents were actually foolish in the way they handled the situation.
We need to learn to engage common sense when necessary and not allow emotions to completely cloud our judgment, especially when making decisions that could have lifelong consequences.
They have only caused themselves more pain with this birth because, at this point, they may be faced with an even more difficult decision, one that, unfortunately, cannot be avoided.
If they had undergone the necessary prenatal abnormality screening during pregnancy, the condition could have been detected earlier, and they would have been properly counselled on the available options, including the possibility of terminating the pregnancy.
Before my wife went for her prenatal abnormality screening, I sat her down and had a very serious conversation with her. I told her that if anything abnormal was detected in the foetus, we would have to consider terminating the pregnancy and moving on with our lives. It was an incredibly difficult decision to make, but we both agreed that it was the most responsible thing to do under such circumstances.
Thankfully, we went for the test, and our baby was perfectly fine in his mother's womb. To be even more certain, we went on to have another, more detailed scan to ensure that everything was developing as it should.
The point is simple: Don't just get pregnant, be responsible for the life you're bringing into this world. Take the necessary steps to protect both the mother and the unborn child. Attend your antenatal appointments, undergo the recommended screenings, and make informed decisions.
And above all, don't bring a child into this world only to spend the rest of your life regretting the circumstances of their birth or wishing you had made a different decision.
Sometimes, the most responsible decisions are also the most difficult ones. Responsibility means thinking beyond our emotions and considering the long term consequences of our choices.
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Man could have just been an administrator instead of a pastor.
Jimi didn't have business being a pastor. He simply inherited a church as a family business and as a duty to honor his father'slegacy. It'sa duty and not a calling/conviction.
I kinda feel for him atimes because you just know he's trying so hard to act accordingly like evey other pastoris expected to appear. Most times he forgets that he's not of the world anymore. He has even given up his nollywood career. Please he can't give up this part of him singing "wordly" song and enjoying himself.
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Igbo Expansionists that cannot understand the multiethnic relationships we have in Rivers State want to use this chieftaincy to erase Burna's identity.
How you go explain to these IPOB niggas that Rivers tribes view each other as one?
That is why an Ijaw man(Burna Boy) can go and spend 250m to build a school in an Ekpeye community and count it as charity for his own people.
High Chief O.B Lulu Briggs, a prominent Ijaw son literally built a Health Centre in Ikwerre Land (Choba Campus in Uniport).
Through his foundation, Lulu Briggs has carried out extensive FREE medical missions in Gokana (Ogoni Land) and Omoku.
Arc Tonye Cole(former governorship aspirant) literally pays for medical equipment and ICU bed installations in hospitals across Rivers State.
It is not your state but you cannot help yourselves, your innate expansionist tendencies will be your undoing!
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I want to profusely thank all the lovers of Lagos, all of whom have refused to major on the minor.
Thank you for the outpouring of love and support. Your encouragement gives me the energy, courage and faith to keep believing that, one day, our country will be great.
As usual, the APC has resorted to its familiar strategy of distraction. Its loudest voices are not talking about the impact of their government on the people of Lagos. They are not telling Lagosians how they have made their lives better. They are not talking about the state of our roads, the worsening flooding, the housing crisis, the lack of reliable public water, the traffic crisis or the growing filth across our city.
Instead, they want us to major on the minor.
They did the same thing in 2023. And despite all their claims, they still resorted to thuggery, intimidation and violence to force their way into office. It was state-sanctioned terrorism using the same culture of thuggery that remains one of the biggest problems confronting ordinary Lagosians today.
Why won’t the APC confront this problem?
Because they depend on the same thugs and the same culture of political violence to force their way into power. When a political party knows that it cannot win the confidence of the people on the strength of its record, it becomes dependent on intimidation and coercion.
Our roads are worse. Flooding has become a bigger problem. Rents have continued to rise, while affordable housing remains grossly inadequate.
They have effectively given up on solving the traffic crisis. Now, instead of admitting failure and fixing the problem, they tell us that traffic is a “lifestyle.”
There is no reliable supply of public water. And in many parts of Lagos, the city is as dirty as it was under Governor Tinubu.
Under Governor Fashola, Lagos was operating more than 1,000 PSP trucks. After more than 12 years, you would expect the system to have expanded significantly. Instead, we are now down to roughly 200 trucks.
Why?
Because the problem is not simply a lack of trucks. It is a system that has been weakened by corruption, poor management and alleged racketeering around diesel, truck leasing and waste collection.
That is why Lagos stinks.
And this is the point I want Lagosians to focus on: we must stop allowing them to change the subject.
The question is not who can shout the loudest. The question is, after all these years in power, have they made Lagos better for the ordinary Lagosian?
That is the conversation we should be having.
That is the conversation they want us to avoid.
And that is exactly the conversation we must continue to have.
Let's make Eko Great Again