Former minister of humanitarian affairs, Dr Betta Edu. I joined Mother of the Nation, Her Excellency Senator Oluremi Tinubu, and other women of impact across the world who have touched lives, empowered women and supported the vulnerable in society to commemorate the 2026 International Women's Day. The theme of this year’s celebration, “Give to Gain,” is a powerful reminder that building a just and prosperous society requires deliberate efforts to promote the rights, equality and empowerment of women and girls everywhere. It underscores the importance of investing in women, supporting their aspirations and creating opportunities that allow them to thrive and contribute meaningfully to national and global development. Today, we celebrate the resilience, strength and achievements of women who continue to break barriers, uplift communities and shape a better future for generations to come. Across Nigeria and the world, women remain at the heart of social trans...
Capital punishment can only be mete out to corrupt Government official if only and only if the law maker in Nigeria are granted immunity from prosecution for all sins committed against the Nigerian people and it's Treasury
ReplyDeleteCapital punishment is good for the world of Black Beasts if only the Law makers in Nigeria are excluded or given immunity and or priviledges over and above all others who are not in the position of Authority in Nigeria. Fuel subsidies removal like capital punishment is meant only for the citizens but super citizen will contnue to live on Government funding,they therefore will not feel the effect.My reasoning therefore is that if capital punishment becomes a law against people in Government in Nigeria it will only be applicable for the commoners.
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