That Refinery in Port Harcourt is a SC@M - Sen. Wadada

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  • Опубликовано: 4 дек 2024

Комментарии • 21

  • @festusokoduwa7471
    @festusokoduwa7471 2 часа назад +1

    Fela said 'suffering and smiling'that what Nigerians going through 😢😢

  • @ifenkemnwobodo3189
    @ifenkemnwobodo3189 2 часа назад +2

    I like the man boldness 😅

  • @chiokesilva4303
    @chiokesilva4303 4 часа назад +5

    The Senate President sounds drunk. The chamber is in disarray. Crazy country.

    • @owolabibrighttunji1377
      @owolabibrighttunji1377 Час назад

      😅😅😅😅😅😅😅no be small thing oo a whole Nigeria ...no wonder TRUMP called us.....😅😅😅

  • @CODECreationz
    @CODECreationz 12 часов назад +4

    Who we go believe like this, Some say it's working, others say it's not working.

  • @teeteehiski
    @teeteehiski Час назад +1

    If this is the senate that the teeming Nigerian youths are hoping will better their lives, then they are mistaken.....😢😢
    Nothing, I repeat NOTHING good can come from these bunch...Alas! Nigeria is gone...

  • @rasaqmustapha9014
    @rasaqmustapha9014 6 часов назад +4

    With important discussion about the nation and some senators are moving around,let the senator continue as said by sen😅president.something is hidden with PH refinery.Nigeria is so corrupt,that is why there is suffering on the land.

  • @johnokpogode4561
    @johnokpogode4561 2 часа назад

    Nigerians funny people, funny country

  • @blesskennogechi
    @blesskennogechi 42 минуты назад

    we are concerns reflect deep frustrations with historical and ongoing issues in Nigeria, including colonial exploitation and current governance challenges. Let’s unpack this step by step:
    1. Colonial Manipulation by the British
    The British colonization of Nigeria was driven by economic interests, especially in resources like palm oil and later crude oil. The amalgamation of diverse regions in 1914 was done more for administrative convenience than for the well-being of Nigerians.
    This foundation of exploitation and imposed systems often ignored the complexities of Nigeria’s ethnic, cultural, and political diversity, creating long-term challenges.
    2. Post-Independence Challenges
    After gaining independence in 1960, Nigeria inherited systems that were ill-equipped to deal with the complexities of its diverse population. Corruption, political instability, and military coups further hindered progress.
    Structural issues, like reliance on oil revenue and a lack of diversification in the economy,

  • @okpaledickson9692
    @okpaledickson9692 Час назад +1

    Akpabio is corrupt indeed

  • @mekabara
    @mekabara 4 часа назад +1

    A country of 225 million only has 25 thousand subscribers, that shows the belief the populace has in them

  • @BricksAfricanfolktales-o6k
    @BricksAfricanfolktales-o6k 3 часа назад

    Ahmmmm sanate President allow him to talk , this supposed to a deliberation ,if there is reduction in fuel prices , then Nigerians all know that this APC govt id full of lies , thanks my senior , my alumini u were taught well keep the flag of Miosa flying .

  • @SCh9912
    @SCh9912 7 часов назад +1

    Their own Shosha media😅😨

  • @blesskennogechi
    @blesskennogechi 47 минут назад

    It sounds like you're feeling frustrated or disillusioned with something related to Nigeria. If you’d like to discuss a specific issue or situation, I’m here to listen and help break it down constructively. Let me know how I can assist!

  • @BricksAfricanfolktales-o6k
    @BricksAfricanfolktales-o6k 4 часа назад

    So to they want to devalue the naira