Post by menari personal and family support (@menaripfs)

Everywhere you look in Nigeria today, citizens are doing the work government is supposed to do.

Communities are fixing roads, repairing transformers, contributing money for security, buying fuel for hospitals, and even funding their own schools, and now, even organizing their own security through vigilante groups because they don’t feel protected..
We now call it “community effort,” but deep down we know it’s survival.

Let's vote wisely in the next election.

Everywhere you look in Nigeria today, citizens are doing the work government is supposed to do. Com...

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Michael Nzerem: This is very true 👍🏼
Efemena Akelemo: Nigerians are truly resilient; I guess we have been conditioned to expect nothing.
It is a sad truth
Comfort Yako Asala: When citizens have to become their own local government—funding the power grid, patching the potholes, and paying for their own security just to sleep with both eyes closed—it ceases to be public service; it becomes a heavy, unfair tax on daily.
Sadly, many still defend the government's failure
Wi...
The Common Front: People are taking the wrong steps regarding Nigerian affairs. Instead of donating from your own pocket after the government fails to deliver its services, I would advise people to stand up and fight for the country. Our biggest mistake is believing that one politician is better than another. These p...
The Common Front: These people are all the same, and if we don’t stop now, we’ll continue sinking, and no one will rescue us. I’m asking every Nigerian to go from local government to state government to federal government, ask questions, and demand solutions for insecurity and service delivery. After we get answers,...
The Common Front: We should stop talking about our situation in Nigeria in circles. Atiku, Obi, and others should stop campaigning for the next election and start holding the sitting government accountable for every action, if they truly love this country. The truth is, if they get there, they’ll do nothing different...
The Common Front: How do we stop banditry? Come up with a draft solution, present it to the federal government, and let’s see what steps they take. If they can’t take those steps, then they’re all playing with Nigerians’ lives. Nothing will change once they get to power.
David Onyedikachi: So sad , they are just there to loot and create problems that will make them loot more.
Rose: When people are paying for roads, security, healthcare, and electricity themselves, it's fair to ask what their taxes and public resources are achieving. Accountability starts with an informed vote.
CSO intl: When the government is not that active the citizens become the government