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Do you think government support for widows is enough in Nigeria?
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Comfort Yako Asala: Absolutely not
In majority of the support, it comes with a price 🥺
In majority of the support, it comes with a price 🥺
Henry Emeka: Nigerian leaders have become a global laughing stock. Instead of shameful rice and oil handouts, government should provide real farming support and machinery so people can produce food. Nigeria is rich in oil and gas, yet citizens suffer. boko haram must be defeated so youths can work our vast land....
World 🌎 News 🗞️ Review: Definitely not
Bade: Widows and victims of war
It should not be puerile photo ops and this ineffective show of shame
To politicians, it is just another part of the game
On another’s pain, take a stab at self serving fame!
Welfare should be robust and not paltry and lame
Without genuine empathy, we do not empower b...
It should not be puerile photo ops and this ineffective show of shame
To politicians, it is just another part of the game
On another’s pain, take a stab at self serving fame!
Welfare should be robust and not paltry and lame
Without genuine empathy, we do not empower b...
Bade: @Sylvalove For creative and lasting programs we must aim
Root cause analysis, not just bluster and blame
It should not be charity, but a method towards justified and dignified claims.
Policy must be far reaching and must not shortsightedly further disenfranchise and maim.
Before devastating fire,...
Root cause analysis, not just bluster and blame
It should not be charity, but a method towards justified and dignified claims.
Policy must be far reaching and must not shortsightedly further disenfranchise and maim.
Before devastating fire,...