Nweke Chinonso Caleb @nwekechinonso2022

These killings are happening, and, sadly, Christians are also docile, allowing themselves to be like sheep to be slaughtered. If you must survive in the cold, cruel world, you must be cold and cruel.
“I’ll Protect Christians, Muslims, Other Faiths, Olawepo-Hashim Tells US Congress - THISDAYLIVE”

This shouldn′t be audio money, ooo. Please, these girls should receive this cash; please and please; it′s necessary. Thank you.
“Tinubu Honours Victorious Flamingos with N100m Each - THISDAYLIVE”

This man has run out of campaign promises because we all know they′re lies. He has nothing valuable or new to add to the state of the economy.

But why do we still support him? I′ve said on this platform that I support Tinubu for two core reasons. One is that, among the top 3 contenders, he remains the better option. Atiku is worse; Obi would have been better, but he′s a weak man, and weak men can′t govern Nigeria because they won′t handle the demands. For him being better than Tinubu, that one I′m not sure of, but his quality betrays him; we can′t afford to have a president as weak as him who will be bullied around.

The second reason is that it′s only fair that South complete its own 8 years. The North voted for BUHARI, and his 8 years were horrible, yet they allowed him to finish; they equally voted for a Muslim-Muslim candidate with a clandestine motive of some religious agenda, but they were disappointed because Tinubu isn′t a fanatic. Now they want us Southerners to gang up with them and remove Tinubu so that another of their kinsman will enter power? Well, we′ll be stupid to do that.
“Bola Tinubu′s manifesto: Can Nigeria′s president deliver economic relief in a second term? - BBC”

Nigeria always have large participant attending events like this yet we′ve zero commitment in ending the causes. We′ve enacted the Climate Change Act, and yet, I feel they we′re not doing more practically to address the issue.
“COP31: Nigeria ranks third among countries with highest registered participants at UN climate conference - Premium Times Nigeria”

ISIS coming to Africa is the biggest threat, if we must be honest. African security architecture is already fragile; the insecurity in countries like Nigeria, Niger, Chad and other neighbouring nations has weakened the security architecture in Sub-Saharan Africa. Our military has been stretched, and adding ISIS, which has always been working through its proxies, will be another heavy security issue.
“US warns of growing ISIS threat to African maritime trade - Punch Newspapers”