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October 08, 2026, 06:36:50 PM
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In my country Nigeria we all know that things are very difficult and live is very very hard and masses are going through alot because of the economic meltdown and we are all pointing our fingers to the number citizens of this country as the cause of everything,  some states in Nigeria the masses does not sleep with their two eyes close because of insecurities ,but our leaders doesn't care about the situation of Nigeria, how people struggle to survive, what the mases is passing through.our leaders are becoming more evil everyday by day by adding suffering into suffering to make it more sufferings.for example the state where I am living right now, the governor banned motorcycle of any kinds  and I know this kind of a thing happens in others states too, and we all know that some of our young and old people graduates and non graduates who has no jobs, are managing their life through the use of the motorcycle (as okada) a means of survival in life and to train their children in schools, while some people use motorcycles going out or taking their children to school since they don't have cars or tricycle ,even in some states tricycle is banned too ,and they forgot that there are those who are living in a new site,and others living in a place where cars cannot pass through while others are farmers and all of this is what they don't consider because it will never affect them or their families and I ask what is the offense of a common man in Nigeria?

I have Post this same thread on the other forum for us to know the challenges we are facing in our differences states where we are living currently,to know if your current governor is a helping hand in his leadership in the situation of this country or oppressor..
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October 08, 2026, 07:35:48 PM
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No state in Nigeria is free from the insecurity problem and hardship caused by the government.

The ban on okada happened in many states a long time ago; only that the government gave them the axis they won't be riding their okada, which is the town. That should be the same situation in your own state, for the okada riders to stay far from the capital of your state.

Nigeria, where we live, is not easy for anyone, but I am trusting that the hardship we face daily won't consume us; instead it will strengthen us as always to stay alive to witness good leadership from our president and state governor one day

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