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I am sorry I campaigned vigorously and voted for this clueless and direction-less government. Ask me why? I have been totally disappointed because my expectation has been dashed. The government was over rated. Till now, no fiscal direction except blame game. The people are really suffering and I can't pretend to say all is well that they should endure when those we voted in live in opulence wealth. Even the government we voted out never make basic necessity of life far reaching to the common man despite being adjudged corrupt. I am sick and tired of anti opposition fight of the government as it has reached an alarming rate that they are not even hiding it again but doing it with impunity as a result of continued exhibition of brainlessness by their moronic brainwashed followers. Only result separate every politicians from one another as they all would have one thing or the other to say. So, the result we have seen thus far in the last one year is enough for me personally to

Information reaching me now has it that even banks in kogi state are on strike. Even Nlc, TUC, asuu, asup are all on strike. Increasing daily crime, death rate on the rise, crying and gnashing of teeth by different families yet the governor is not ready to pay salary on the condition that he's weeding ghost workers. Its OK to be weeding ghost workers but the screened batch of workers need to be paid to get the state economy rolling. May God protect our people o!!!! President Mohammadu Buhari abeg intervene o! Chris Ngige, Honourable Minister of labour and Productivity please copy!!!

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has shrugged off calls to restructure    Nigeria saying it is not helpful and will not make any difference. The vice president made the remark weekend while delivering the second foundation lecture of the Elizade University, Ilara-Mokin, Ondo State, according to a statement by his Senior Special Assistant Media and Publicity, Laolu  Akande. The title of the lecture was “The Future is Here Earlier Than We Thought.” The call for   restructuring Nigeria has been a recurring decimal and of late reignited by former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar. In a speech at launch of a book: ‘We Are Biafrans,’ in Abuja in June, Atiku said what Nigeria required most was restructuring of the federation. The increasing wave of agitations and even militancy across the country, he said, called “for a restructuring and renewal of our federation to make it less centralised, less suffocating and less dictatorial in the affairs of our country’s constituent units and localities.