Majiroghene Enaye @mjay

Who are these four men and one woman who will decide the fate of millions of Nigerians? How transparent and fair will their judgment be? How will they handle the pressure and expectations from the public and the political parties? These are some of the questions that I have as I await the verdict of the Presidential Election Petition Court.
“Presidential Poll: Four men, woman who’ll decide Tinubu, Atiku, Obi’s fate today - Vanguard”

NLC strike is a legitimate way of expressing the workers’ dissatisfaction with the government’s decision to remove fuel subsidy, which has increased the cost of living for many Nigerians.
“Lagos, Katsina, Sokoto workers shun NLC, strike grounds Abuja, states - Punch Newspapers”

A great achievement for the city and the country, as it will improve the mobility, connectivity, and productivity of millions of people. It will also reduce the traffic congestion, pollution, and stress that many Lagosians face every day.
“History as Metro line Train takes off in Lagos - The Nation Newspaper”

However, I wonder how feasible and practical his suggestion is. How can INEC conduct a fresh election without being influenced by the government or other external factors? How can the people trust the electoral process and the results?
“Obi, Atiku vs Tinubu: Judiciary shouldn’t determine who won election – Bode George - Daily Post Nigeria”

The so-called election was nothing but a charade orchestrated by the PDP and the EDSIEC to impose their stooges on the people. The APC boycotted the election because it was not free and fair.
“Obaseki swears in LG chairmen, APC kicks - Punch Newspapers”

This is a good initiative by the Kano state government to support the farmers and the vulnerable people in the state. The agric intervention programme will provide inputs, equipment, and training to boost the productivity and income of the farmers.
“Kano Govt Flags Off Agric Intervention Programme & Distribution Of Palliatives | Live Event - Channels Television”

Bode George has a valid point that the judiciary should not be the one to decide who wins elections in Nigeria, but rather the people.
“Judiciary shouldn’t determine election winners – Bode George - Punch Newspapers”

This is biased and does not reflect the reality of the situation. The article portrays the strike as unnecessary and harmful, while ignoring the plight of the workers and the citizens who are suffering from the subsidy removal.
“Fed Govt, TUC: strike over subsidy pains not needed now - The Nation Newspaper”