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Before referendum, before my plans for the Nigerian dream, if I were the president, in less than a minute of of my inaugural speech, I would change the course of direction of Nigeria as follows: 1. All road transport union shall be cancelled, repelled, expunged and abolished e.g NURTW and RTEAN nationwide through appropriate legal means. REASONS: 1.Their activities over decades in our society have only succeeded in building societal nuisances and illegality from the billions they raked in daily forcefully from innocent Nigerians. 2. They have contributed no form of development to Nigerian roads. 3. They have contributed to the continued dwindling of farm labour in the interior villages and increasing number of road union hoodlums in the urban area. 4. They are ready tools for political thuggery, killing and maiming of innocent lives during election. STEPS TOWARDS ENSURING THE JUDICIOUS HARNESSING OF TRANSPORT REVENUE TOWARDS NATION BUILDING: 1. There should be a synergy betwee

let me start by saying I had been wrong in some assertions bothering on the need to get the presidents office renovated. I succumb to my conscience nag against my thinking and I accept that, if I were buhari, I should have been dead by now. May Buhari's life be prolonged in Jesus name. After careful underground findings through readings of different public take on the perceived utter public disrespect exhibited by the presidency, I found out that a lot on buharis health was bound to be hidden from us for security reasons. It goes beyond being open to the populace as a public figure. It's a pity, many in the presidency are more desperate than the president himself for power. Personally, I believed that the president had been spiritually and physically attacked and bartered but God had speared his life for a purpose. I do not want to name names but when I juxtaposed claims of some personalities and clergy men in the society, I kind of wondered that the presidential security d

Hmmmmm! After reading through the response of the Abuja branch of Nigeria law school, I was more confused than ever on my faith over the legal institution in Nigeria. It was a master crafted propaganda and lies, enmeshed in cover-up and an intolerable disposition towards opposition. They were hell bent on nailing him by referring to past issues in University of Ibadan all through their response. OK, let us assume that kbello wielded a rod truly, did he use it on anyone? Who were the people there to testify the approach used by the law school on him, that warranted him to want to defend himself? I could remember in 2010 when I went to a church off campus to arrest a thief that stole laptop in Tedder Hall,  alongside other tedderites, I was bundled like an armed robber, tossed around like a ball by the church security operatives and at the end, the Church authority still end up reporting us to the university authority that I led a group of armed student to disrupt the Church service

Let me share some scenario on how we can conquer poverty in this country. 1. Education: Every aspect of our society needs education,the home, religious organisations, government institutions and agencies. What kind of education do we need? We need more of informal education than formal education. Many of our people are academically sound but lacking in informal exposure. Our people need morals. Our people need sound social interaction, values and embracement of our cultural heritage. Our people need a lot of reorientation and be told the truth through various government orientation agencies. 2. Government societal closeness: Our political leaders are far away from our people. An average political representative in local government, house of assembly, reps, senator etc does not know what's happening in his constituency. 3. Entitlement Mentality: This is not related to demanding our right from government. We all have the right to demand dividends of democracy. The entitlement men