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Sometimes satire speaks louder than slogans because it exposes truths that plain speech struggles to make people hear. This discussion cuts to the heart of a deeper question: Who funds politics, and who pays the price? When political parties receive enormous corporate funding but ordinary students must survive on...

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When students lose faith in the examination system, the issue goes beyond one exam—it becomes a question of public trust. The speaker argues that repeated allegations of paper leaks, delays in accountability, and the government's response have deepened frustration among students and parents. He calls for the Education Minister to engage directly with protesters, explain the government's reform plan, and accept political responsibility if systemic failures are established. In a democracy, accountability is strengthened through transparent investigations, timely reforms, and open dialogue—not by dismissing public concerns. Regardless of political affiliation, students deserve a fair, credible, and secure examination system. Education should unite the nation through opportunity, not divide it through mistrust.
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The Obidient Movement remains an organic movement driven by the self-sacrifice, commitment, and collective determination of Nigerians who believe that a New Nigeria is Possible. We align strongly with the ideas and principles of His Excellency, Mr. Peter Obi, who has consistently demonstrated a different approach to politics by challenging the dominance of a money-driven political system. While resources are important in politics, the excessive influence of money has caused significant harm to Nigeria's democratic development and the well-being of its people. As believers in democratic values, we are concerned about the deregistration of political parties such as ADC, AA, ZLP and APP. A vibrant democracy thrives on inclusiveness, political participation, and the availability of diverse platforms through which citizens can freely express their aspirations and choices. The future of Nigeria's democracy must be built on fairness, inclusion, credible institutions, and the active participation of citizens. The Obidient Movement will continue to advocate for good governance, accountability, and a democratic culture that empowers the people rather than wealth and political influence. — Dr. Yunusa Tanko National Coordinator, Obidient Movement
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The Obidient Movement remains an organic movement driven by the self-sacrifice, commitment, and collective determination of Nigerians who believe that a New Nigeria is Possible. We align strongly with the ideas and principles of His Excellency, Mr. Peter Obi, who has consistently demonstrated a different approach to politics by challenging the dominance of a money-driven political system. While resources are important in politics, the excessive influence of money has caused significant harm to Nigeria's democratic development and the well-being of its people. As believers in democratic values, we are concerned about the deregistration of political parties such as ADC, AA, ZLP and APP. A vibrant democracy thrives on inclusiveness, political participation, and the availability of diverse platforms through which citizens can freely express their aspirations and choices. The future of Nigeria's democracy must be built on fairness, inclusion, credible institutions, and the active participation of citizens. The Obidient Movement will continue to advocate for good governance, accountability, and a democratic culture that empowers the people rather than wealth and political influence. — Dr. Yunusa Tanko National Coordinator, Obidient Movement

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There is a place in our Nation's Capitol where silence does the speaking, where a single post is kept without pause, in heat, in cold, in storm, by sentinels who march not for applause, but for honor. Beneath that sacred stone rests not one man, nor one battle, but every warrior whose life was given in defense of liberty, yet whose name history could not record. No rank. No medals. Only a Nation's eternal promise, "you will not be forgotten." On this Veterans Day Weekend, that promise extends to all who have ever worn the uniform, those known and unknown, those who returned home and those who rest forever on distant soil, those whose names we read aloud and those carried only in the hearts of their families. It reminds us that the worth of a Soldier is not measured by the praise he receives, but by the sacrifice he renders. For liberty is not secured by proclamations or public display, but by those steadfast souls who laid down their own tomorrows, that their fellow citizens might yet inherit the blessings of a free and sovereign people. As citizens of the Republic they died to defend, our duty is clear to ensure that the Nation they served remains one worthy of defending. God bless our Veterans and the families who stood beside them. Arlington National Cemetery
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Hopewell Chin’ono

28,184 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

The violent attack by TDP leaders and Balakrishna’s followers on the YSRCP office in Hindupur is a direct assault on democracy itself. We strongly condemn this barbaric act. When political parties start destroying offices, smashing furniture, breaking glass panes, and physically attacking workers, it shows a dangerous collapse of democratic norms. The absolute inaction of the police makes this even more alarming. Their silence is not negligence. It is a warning that Andhra Pradesh’s law and order machinery is being openly misused for Chandrababu Naidu’s political agenda. TDP’s brutality in Hindupur clearly shows how Naidu’s leadership emboldens mobs, encourages violence, and tries to crush political opposition through fear. A government that cannot protect the basic democratic rights of its opponents has no moral right to speak about governance. We strongly condemn this attack. It is not just on YSRCP but on every citizen who believes in democracy and political freedom.
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The violent attack by TDP leaders and Balakrishna’s followers on the YSRCP office in Hindupur is a direct assault on democracy itself. We strongly condemn this barbaric act. When political parties start destroying offices, smashing furniture, breaking glass panes, and physically attacking workers, it shows a dangerous collapse of democratic norms. The absolute inaction of the police makes this even more alarming. Their silence is not negligence. It is a warning that Andhra Pradesh’s law and order machinery is being openly misused for Chandrababu Naidu’s political agenda. TDP’s brutality in Hindupur clearly shows how Naidu’s leadership emboldens mobs, encourages violence, and tries to crush political opposition through fear. A government that cannot protect the basic democratic rights of its opponents has no moral right to speak about governance. We strongly condemn this attack. It is not just on YSRCP but on every citizen who believes in democracy and political freedom.

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What is truly ironic is the selective outrage. You will mobilize instantly for people who entered the country illegally, yet you are nowhere to be found when Americans are killed by drunk drivers, when overdoses pile up at the drug bus, when families are shattered by preventable violence. That silence is not compassion…it is abandonment. This is not charity. It is a choice of priorities. Finite resources are being diverted away from citizens who paid into the system and toward non citizens who did not. Housing, healthcare, legal protections, education slots, and public funds are reallocated while Americans are told to wait, cope, or accept decline. That is not moral superiority. It is policy failure. The deeper irony is strategic blindness. When you defend this system, you are not defending humanity…you are defending displacement. Labor markets are undercut. Wages are suppressed. Political power is diluted. Community cohesion erodes. You are protecting a process that replaces you economically and politically while offering you nothing in return. If compassion were real, it would start at home. If justice were real, it would be applied to citizens first. And if honesty were present, we would admit this is not about helping the vulnerable…it is about reshaping the country at the expense of the people who built it. SHARE! REPOST! #SilentMajoritySpeaks #AStoneGroove
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What is truly ironic is the selective outrage. You will mobilize instantly for people who entered the country illegally, yet you are nowhere to be found when Americans are killed by drunk drivers, when overdoses pile up at the drug bus, when families are shattered by preventable violence. That silence is not compassion…it is abandonment. This is not charity. It is a choice of priorities. Finite resources are being diverted away from citizens who paid into the system and toward non citizens who did not. Housing, healthcare, legal protections, education slots, and public funds are reallocated while Americans are told to wait, cope, or accept decline. That is not moral superiority. It is policy failure. The deeper irony is strategic blindness. When you defend this system, you are not defending humanity…you are defending displacement. Labor markets are undercut. Wages are suppressed. Political power is diluted. Community cohesion erodes. You are protecting a process that replaces you economically and politically while offering you nothing in return. If compassion were real, it would start at home. If justice were real, it would be applied to citizens first. And if honesty were present, we would admit this is not about helping the vulnerable…it is about reshaping the country at the expense of the people who built it. SHARE! REPOST! #SilentMajoritySpeaks #AStoneGroove

A Gene Robinson

26,236 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

This video of the government-owned boat that sank in Lake Kariba, killing tens of people, is a reflection of Zimbabwe’s public infrastructure, which has been destroyed by incompetence, nepotism and, more importantly, corruption. The video shows how the boat was allowed to pack passengers like sardines, how those left on land talked about how the idea of the journey was a bad idea and how the end started to unfold. This is a 43-year-old boat owned by a government agency. It is battered and clearly in a terrible state. Nowhere in a functional country would a boat in this condition be allowed to carry passengers, let alone 153 people when it was supposed to carry a maximum of 45. This is negligence of the highest order. The government has sent these people to their deaths, and it must take full responsibility. Again, in a normal country, and I hope that in this respect Zimbabwe can be a normal country, there would be lawyers willing to take up pro bono cases against the government on behalf of the families of those who died. When you have a government agency operating such a battered boat, no government authority stopping it from being used, and apparently no effective system ensuring that basic passenger and safety limits are respected, then the state has catastrophically failed to discharge its duty to protect citizens. This avoidable accident has now been declared a national disaster, but declaring it a national disaster does not bring these people back. It does not answer the fundamental questions about how this was allowed to happen. Who inspected this boat? Who certified it as safe to carry passengers? Who was responsible for enforcing its maximum passenger capacity? How could a boat meant to carry no more than 45 people end up carrying 153 without being stopped by anyone? Who knew about its condition, and what did they do about it? This tragedy must be used not only to hold those responsible accountable, but also to make sure that something like this never happens again. There must be an independent investigation, and its findings must be made public. Those whose negligence contributed to these deaths must face consequences, regardless of their positions or political connections. In a normal country, the Minister of Transport should have resigned before the end of today. Let us not forget that RIDA falls under the President’s office, while the Transport ministry has responsibility for the regulatory framework governing the transportation of people and public safety. But we all know that in Zimbabwe, ministers are too often not appointed on account of their competence. They are appointed on account of political loyalty and how much they are willing to bootlick the President. When competence, accountability and professionalism are replaced by patronage, this is the result you end up with. Disaster! These were human beings whose families expected them to come home. Declaring a national disaster and issuing condolences are not enough. There must be accountability, there must be justice for the victims and their families, and there must be fundamental changes to ensure that Zimbabweans are never again sent to their deaths because those entrusted with protecting them failed to do their jobs. The fact that nobody has resigned simply shows how Zimbabwe is not a Banana Republic.
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This video of the government-owned boat that sank in Lake Kariba, killing tens of people, is a reflection of Zimbabwe’s public infrastructure, which has been destroyed by incompetence, nepotism and, more importantly, corruption. The video shows how the boat was allowed to pack passengers like sardines, how those left on land talked about how the idea of the journey was a bad idea and how the end started to unfold. This is a 43-year-old boat owned by a government agency. It is battered and clearly in a terrible state. Nowhere in a functional country would a boat in this condition be allowed to carry passengers, let alone 153 people when it was supposed to carry a maximum of 45. This is negligence of the highest order. The government has sent these people to their deaths, and it must take full responsibility. Again, in a normal country, and I hope that in this respect Zimbabwe can be a normal country, there would be lawyers willing to take up pro bono cases against the government on behalf of the families of those who died. When you have a government agency operating such a battered boat, no government authority stopping it from being used, and apparently no effective system ensuring that basic passenger and safety limits are respected, then the state has catastrophically failed to discharge its duty to protect citizens. This avoidable accident has now been declared a national disaster, but declaring it a national disaster does not bring these people back. It does not answer the fundamental questions about how this was allowed to happen. Who inspected this boat? Who certified it as safe to carry passengers? Who was responsible for enforcing its maximum passenger capacity? How could a boat meant to carry no more than 45 people end up carrying 153 without being stopped by anyone? Who knew about its condition, and what did they do about it? This tragedy must be used not only to hold those responsible accountable, but also to make sure that something like this never happens again. There must be an independent investigation, and its findings must be made public. Those whose negligence contributed to these deaths must face consequences, regardless of their positions or political connections. In a normal country, the Minister of Transport should have resigned before the end of today. Let us not forget that RIDA falls under the President’s office, while the Transport ministry has responsibility for the regulatory framework governing the transportation of people and public safety. But we all know that in Zimbabwe, ministers are too often not appointed on account of their competence. They are appointed on account of political loyalty and how much they are willing to bootlick the President. When competence, accountability and professionalism are replaced by patronage, this is the result you end up with. Disaster! These were human beings whose families expected them to come home. Declaring a national disaster and issuing condolences are not enough. There must be accountability, there must be justice for the victims and their families, and there must be fundamental changes to ensure that Zimbabweans are never again sent to their deaths because those entrusted with protecting them failed to do their jobs. The fact that nobody has resigned simply shows how Zimbabwe is not a Banana Republic.

Hopewell Chin’ono

31,506 просмотров • 5 дней назад

“The People Did Not Ask for This Bill" - Hon. Karenyi Kore Rejects CAB 3 in Parliament Hon. Karenyi Kore's contribution to the parliamentary debate on Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB 3). During the debate, Hon. Karenyi argued that the people of Zimbabwe did not ask for the Bill and called for it to be subjected to a referendum. She also raised concerns about electoral reforms, political violence, corruption, and the need for an electoral system that citizens can trust. "The people did not ask for this Bill. CAB 3 does not create a single job and should be subjected to a referendum to avoid a conflict of interest. We want an electoral system citizens can trust. People want opportunities, not an extension of political power. The problem is not the Constitution; it is political violence and corruption. The voice of the people must remain the voice of our democracy. I stand with unemployed youth, farmers, vendors, workers, mothers and pensioners." — Hon. Karenyi Kore during debate on Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3.
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“The People Did Not Ask for This Bill" - Hon. Karenyi Kore Rejects CAB 3 in Parliament Hon. Karenyi Kore's contribution to the parliamentary debate on Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB 3). During the debate, Hon. Karenyi argued that the people of Zimbabwe did not ask for the Bill and called for it to be subjected to a referendum. She also raised concerns about electoral reforms, political violence, corruption, and the need for an electoral system that citizens can trust. "The people did not ask for this Bill. CAB 3 does not create a single job and should be subjected to a referendum to avoid a conflict of interest. We want an electoral system citizens can trust. People want opportunities, not an extension of political power. The problem is not the Constitution; it is political violence and corruption. The voice of the people must remain the voice of our democracy. I stand with unemployed youth, farmers, vendors, workers, mothers and pensioners." — Hon. Karenyi Kore during debate on Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3.

Change Radio

32,595 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

This video needs to be shared with everyone 🙏🏻 Behind the polished walls and shining advertisements of modern healthcare lies a reality many refuse to see This exposes a heartbreaking truth about the condition of some hospitals in India Patients and their families are seen sleeping on the floor, exhausted and helpless. Stray dogs wander around The smell of urine and medical waste fills the air. People wait for treatment in spaces that lack basic dignity. This is not just about infrastructure, it’s about humanity. Healthcare is not a privilege, it is a fundamental right. No patient should have to lie on a cold floor while battling illness, No family should struggle in unhygienic conditions while praying for recovery. These visuals are disturbing but they force us to confront an uncomfortable truth, we must do better This reel is not to spread negativity but to spread awareness. Change begins when we acknowledge reality. Our doctors and nurses work tirelessly, but the system needs accountability, better funding, proper management, and urgent reforms. Every citizen deserves safe, clean and respectful medical care 🙏🏻
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This video needs to be shared with everyone 🙏🏻 Behind the polished walls and shining advertisements of modern healthcare lies a reality many refuse to see This exposes a heartbreaking truth about the condition of some hospitals in India Patients and their families are seen sleeping on the floor, exhausted and helpless. Stray dogs wander around The smell of urine and medical waste fills the air. People wait for treatment in spaces that lack basic dignity. This is not just about infrastructure, it’s about humanity. Healthcare is not a privilege, it is a fundamental right. No patient should have to lie on a cold floor while battling illness, No family should struggle in unhygienic conditions while praying for recovery. These visuals are disturbing but they force us to confront an uncomfortable truth, we must do better This reel is not to spread negativity but to spread awareness. Change begins when we acknowledge reality. Our doctors and nurses work tirelessly, but the system needs accountability, better funding, proper management, and urgent reforms. Every citizen deserves safe, clean and respectful medical care 🙏🏻

Voice of Hindus

19,449 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

It’s only an idiot who would fail to see that this man called Bola Ahmed Tinubu is a political/leadership institution that every upcoming political gladiator needs to study very well. This is a man who understands power, timing, structure, and loyalty. A man who knows when to move, when to stay quiet, and when to strike with full force. Many people talk politics, but very few actually understand how to build and sustain political influence the way he has done over the years. You think the “Emi Lokan” slogan was just ordinary talk or empty noise? Think again. That statement was a clear signal, a declaration backed by years of planning, alliances, and strategic positioning. It was not luck, it was a calculation. I’m honestly happy and proud that the people I call my political leaders here in the South East have a close relationship with him. It shows they understand where real power sits and how to connect to it. In politics, proximity to experience and structure are very important, and those who are smart enough to learn will always position themselves where decisions are shaped. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is his name!! ♾️♾️🇳🇬
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It’s only an idiot who would fail to see that this man called Bola Ahmed Tinubu is a political/leadership institution that every upcoming political gladiator needs to study very well. This is a man who understands power, timing, structure, and loyalty. A man who knows when to move, when to stay quiet, and when to strike with full force. Many people talk politics, but very few actually understand how to build and sustain political influence the way he has done over the years. You think the “Emi Lokan” slogan was just ordinary talk or empty noise? Think again. That statement was a clear signal, a declaration backed by years of planning, alliances, and strategic positioning. It was not luck, it was a calculation. I’m honestly happy and proud that the people I call my political leaders here in the South East have a close relationship with him. It shows they understand where real power sits and how to connect to it. In politics, proximity to experience and structure are very important, and those who are smart enough to learn will always position themselves where decisions are shaped. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is his name!! ♾️♾️🇳🇬

𝑴𝒂𝐳𝐢.𝐍𝐧𝐚𝑬𝒎𝒆𝒌𝒂🇳🇬

33,819 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад