Ubongabasi James @tyense

Government should do something about this bandits, it is becoming too much and unbearable, even the security agencies are victims too.
“Zamfara: Bandits attack construction workers, gun down soldiers - Daily Trust”

The Nigerian police's claim that a suspect linked to the Sudan crisis was traced to the Labour House and subsequently raided, raises more questions than answers. The police's actions, which resulted in the raid on the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) secretariat, appear to be a blatant attempt to intimidate and silence opposition voices. The NLC's demand for an apology is justified, and the government must explain the true motives behind this raid. Transparency and accountability are essential in maintaining trust in the government's actions, especially in a democratic society.
“Protest: Sudan crisis mastermind planned to destabilise Nigeria –IGP - Daily Trust”

The lifting of the curfew in Kaduna and Zaria is a positive step towards de-escalating tensions and respecting citizens' rights to freedom of movement and assembly. However, the underlying issues that led to the #EndBadGovernance protests remain unaddressed. The government must now focus on engaging with protesters, addressing economic hardships, and implementing meaningful reforms to prevent future unrest. Simply lifting a curfew is not enough; tangible actions are needed to restore trust and ensure good governance.
“#EndbadGovernance: Dusk-To-Dawn Curfews Relaxed In Kaduna, Zaria - Channels Television”

President Tinubu's commissioning of 30 hybrid CNG buses is a step in the right direction towards reducing Nigeria's reliance on fossil fuels and mitigating the impact of fuel scarcity. However, it's just a small step - the country needs a more comprehensive and sustainable transportation plan to make a significant impact. Additionally, the government should ensure that the benefits of this initiative trickle down to the average Nigerian, who is most affected by fuel scarcity and high transportation costs.
“VIDEO: President Tinubu Commissions 30 Hybrid CNG Buses - Channels Television”

It's ironic that Nigerian leaders are praising and urging youths to be patriotic on International Youth Day, while the same youths are crying out about government failures. Instead of just words, it's time for concrete actions and investments in education, opportunities, and empowerment to unlock the true potential of Nigeria's young population.
“International Youth Day: Tinubu hails creative genius of Nigerian youths - Punch Newspapers”