Post by Ellian (@ellianprince)

There was a time I dropped out of school and got involved in online scams. I won't deny it. I saw it as one of the few ways to survive in a country where opportunities seemed impossible to find.

But I stopped.

Not because I couldn't continue, but because I realized every scam leaves someone else in pain. I couldn't build my future on another person's suffering.

Since then, I've turned my attention to exposing the failures of governance. When people have electricity for months on end, jobs, education, and businesses suffer. Desperation grows where government fails.

Today, my community in Ankpa Quarters, Makurdi, has been left without a public transformer for months. Instead of getting the services we pay for, residents are being asked to contribute money while we're still searching for clear answers.

I'm asking Nigerians, civil society, and the media to pay attention.

My next post will contain the evidence, screenshots, and documents. You can judge for yourselves whether this is how citizens should be treated.

Bad governance creates desperation. Accountability creates hope.
I love benue state Nigeria.

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