Nweke Chinonso Caleb @nwekechinonso2022

The undeniable truth is that, there has never been a smoke without fire. This is one of the reasons why we're opposing state police, the first reason being that state government can't properly fund it and secondly it will be an opportunity for arbitrariness and abuse of power.
“How Nasarawa gov pressurised me to establish militia group, Miyetti Allah leader tells investigators - Punch Newspapers”

Chidi Anselem Odinkalu said the truth it's rather sad that the EFCC had choose to chase after the Rat instead of going after the Grasscutters.
“EFCC Fires Back At Odinkalu Over Bobrisky′s Arrest Comment - Leadership News”

I choose to differ in light of Ndume's opinion. To me, it's not wrong timing and nothing is wrong with removing subsidy in the electricity tariff. Let's make it clear, the removal of subsidy is only applicable to those enjoying 20+ hours of power supply while for those poor Nigerians enjoying less there will be subsidy for it. So if you look at it critically, it is the rich that are enjoying this 20+ hrs of power supply and of course it makes no sense subsidising for the rich when it costs the government more.
“Electricity tariff hike unfair, says Ndume - Punch Newspapers”

Drug abuse has been a menace in not only developing countries but also in 1st world countries. To my mind, it's time we go after the manufacturing companies instead of the consumers...
“Sierra Leone declares emergency over drug abuse - Africanews English”

When it comes to global warming (the changing climate) I strongly align with the view that Africans , particularly Nigeria is contributing little or no pollution in juxtaposition with big polluters like the highly industrialised world; talking of United State, China and others. The mistake we make as people is "carbon tax" ot shouldn't exist in first place. We should put all efforts to reduce the global warming in line with the Paris Agreement instead of commercialising emission of green house gases.
“Why over 4.5 billion people worldwide, 190 million Nigerians don′t have access to health services - Guardian Nigeria”