Injustice Stories & Experiences

Nigeria fast becoming a hell for her citizens and unless the Federal Government takes decisive steps to curb insecurity and address the crisis in the aviation sector, economic activities across the country may experience worse downturn in the nearest future.
Many Nigerians are now already avoiding travelling by road and rail as a result of the activities of terrorists and kidnappers while the air option left to them has suddenly gone out of their reach due to the high cost aviation fuel, which has forced domestic airlines to hike their fares.
Recall that the oldest operating carriers in the country, Aero Contractors, recently suspended operations over its depleted fleet capacity to operate reliable scheduled operation. The airline had about eight out of its nine airplanes on the waiting list for routine maintenance, but lacked foreign exchange to purchase spares and meet obligations.
Less than 24 hours after Aero closed shop, the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) suspended Dana Air operations with immediate effect, citing inability to run safe operations and meet financial obligations.
With 10 local airlines suddenly down to eight, the effects have started to tell on local travels. Just imagine how can a whole airline lack fuel, the government must do something about this, terrorists are killing people everyday

The Delta State Police in collaboration with some human rights activists has rescued a physically abused boy in the Udu Local Government Area of Delta State.His mother, Naomi Esther Batubum reportedly tied him to an electric pole, beat him up with cutlass and iron and laced his injuries with pepper.
The incident occurred on Friday, July 22 at Otor-Udu in the Udu Local Government Area of Delta State.
The victim has been hospitalized.

OMG, some Nigerians are something else
I woke up very late yesterday forgetting I had a church program to attend. So I quickly prepared and left the house, I boarded a Costa bus, when the bus was filled up they collected money from us to go to the first bus stop which was 100 naira
People began to drop after the bus stop another money was collected for the next journey so the man beside me brought 200 naira and was making a phone call and the conductor collected it and gave him change
After the man finished the call he began to ask for his change and the conductor told him he has given him already but the man kept on shouting and the conductor joined him, deep down I knew the man was not telling the truth
After much arguments the conductor gave him another change without knowing what else to do
Cheating is bad let's try to be fair to each other
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