Post by Dr. Egede D. Dominion (@Egede)

Charles Nwafor: Data don't lie. Let's show our displeasure with our votes in January 2027. Enough is Enough!

Henry Emeka: Nigerians have long fought for a better future. Too many still sell out for money, but data never lies. We must unite, reject tribalism and religion as tools of division, and demand leaders who are honest and accountable. All parties should publicly disclose their sources of wealth. Poverty is a str...

Henry Emeka: https://medium.com/@moneytent/he-refused-76-000-how-ibrahim-traore-made-his-country-rich-6cf9c6cfe806?utm_source=copilot.com

Henry Emeka: Traoré has refused the official presidential salary, which some reports say was around $76,000 per year (about $6,300 per month) — but he did not accept it.

Multiple reports confirm he keeps his military captain’s salary instead.

Burkina Faso’s government has not published the exact monthly pay...

Henry Emeka: A call for leaders to be accountable: promises should be tied to results, insecurity must be addressed, infrastructure improved, and essential services like power, healthcare, education, housing, and internet made accessible. Anti‑corruption efforts and honesty with citizens are essential respectful...

Henry Emeka: Nigeria has been in democracy for decades, yet many Nigerians still face darkness, poverty, and insecurity from groups like boko haram. Nigerians compare this to Burkina Faso’s military rule, where some say daily life feels safer or more stable. I’m not supporting military regimes — just pointing ou...