Divine Oparah @divoprah

This is well said. If not for our poor administration Nigeria would have been better than what it is now
“Nigeria shouldn’t be giant only in population, but in devt – Shehu Sani - Vanguard”

The court's decision to stop the implementation of the new electricity tariff is a relief to many consumers. The court's decision is also a reminder of the need for regulatory bodies like NERC to be more responsive to the needs of consumers and to ensure that any changes to tariffs are fair and reasonable.
“JUST-IN: Court Stops NERC, KEDCO From Implementing New Electricity Tariff - Leadership News”

When will the government set a minimum wage that will help alleviate civil servants from the current suffering they are facing. This issue of minimum wage has been lingering for a long time.
“Minimum Wage: We Are Working On What We Can Pay Sustainably – Govs - Channels Television”

Why is he hiding or evading the EFCC. Let him show up and answer to all the accusations said against him
“Submit Yourself To EFCC; Several Ex-Governors Have Been Invited – Civil Society Tells Yahaya Bello - SaharaReporters.com”

Something needs to be done about the scarcity of fuel because it greatly disrupts business activities. Even after the removal of subsidy, fuel scarcity still lingers
“Fuel scarcity disrupting business activities in Nigeria – Abuja Chamber - Nairametrics”

Well said because anything less than than is not enough to cater for one's needs especially if one is a breadwinner.
“VIDEO: New Minimum Wage Should Not Be Less Than ₦100,000 — Economist - Channels Television”

Congratulations Nnadozie. Thank you for making Nigeria proud. Keep on shining and flying. The sky is just your starting point
“Super Falcons goalie Nnadozie wins best goalkeeper award in France - Punch Newspapers”

We hope this is not just mere promises and that it will be actually implemented and carried out. Nigerian workers really need better welfare
“May Day: Better welfare awaits Nigerian workers, Akpabio assures - Daily Post Nigeria”

This is a nice development but this amount won't still be enough considering the hiked prices of food items and other things.
“Obaseki approves N70,000 minimum wage for workers - Daily Trust”