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We will explore all legal and peaceful options to reclaim our mandate. We won the election and we will prove it to Nigerians, this election did not meet the minimum standard expected of a free, transparent, credible and fair election. – Peter Obi	Found on CNN 1 year ago
The experience Nigerians will have for the 2023 elections will be far better than previous elections and the integrity( of the polls) will be clear for everyone to see. – Rotimi Oyekanmi	Found on CNN 1 year ago
Honestly, it was total strangers. We had Asian people here, we had Hispanic people here, we had Arabic speaking people here, we had Nigerians here, we had just every possible minority was in our church, and we were all getting together, we celebrated Christmas together. – Vivian Robinson	Found on CNN 1 year ago
It's very difficult at the moment for Nigerians and other foreigners to cross. The Ukrainian officials are allowing more Ukrainians to cross into Poland. For instance, around 200 to 300 Ukrainians can cross, and then only 10 foreigners or 5 will be allowed to cross... and the duration of time is too long. It's really hard.. they push us, kick us, insult us. – Nneka Abigail	Found on CNN 2 years ago
They are depriving the foreigners. They are being very racist with us at the border. They tell us that Ukrainian citizens have to pass first while telling foreigners to stay back, it's very difficult at the moment for Nigerians and other foreigners to cross. The Ukrainian officials are allowing more Ukrainians to cross into Poland. For instance, around 200 to 300 Ukrainians can cross, and then only 10 foreigners or 5 will be allowed to cross... and the duration of time is too long. It's really hard.. they push us, kick us, insult us. – Nneka Abigail	Found on CNN 2 years ago
We appeal to Nigerians to resist travelling abroad without proper documents. It becomes very dangerous and more difficult. – Akinremi Bolaji	Found on Reuters 3 years ago
I am not here to narrate my side of the story, i am here to apologize to Nigerians for insulting their sensibilities. – Elisha Abbo	Found on CNN 5 years ago
It's much more of economic potential with a huge environmental advantage, to conscientise Nigerians that anything recyclable is good for the environment because it generates income. – Leslie Adogame	Found on CNN 5 years ago
If as a presidential candidate my polling unit can be treated in this manner, I can imagine what a lot of Nigerians are going through in many parts of the country. – Kingsley Moghalu	Found on Reuters 5 years ago
We have bad governance, bad leadership, the laws are there but the enforcement is nothing -implementation: zero. It is as good as not being there. The laws only favor the rich and the mighty in the country, ordinary Nigerians are not being protected by law. – Ahmad Isah	Found on Reuters 6 years ago
The Nigerians that were attacked were completely innocent, they just happened to be black ... I have spoken to the leaders of the Nigerian community in India and a lot of them are indoors, they are scared, they were worried about a mob that was gathering overnight. – Abike Dabiri	Found on CNN 7 years ago
"Our Governor Sir, hardly does any day pass in Nigeria, without a report of a massacre of Nigerians by Nigerians or at least, coordinated by Nigerians. Hardly does a day pass, without the report of a major violent crime committed against Nigerians by Nigerians. Hardly does a day pass, without the story of how large sums of money are stolen by Nigerians who are in positions of trust. The revelations at the various probes by the National Assembly are heart breaking as billions of Naira meant for the improvement in the welfare and condition of living of ordinary Nigerians are brazenly stolen by those who they are entrusted in their care. All these are examples of violence against the people of Nigeria. The killings and maiming of Nigerians, whether by Boko Haram, Militants, cult groups, kidnappers, armed robbers, misguided youths, political thugs and other forms of societal vices by deviant groups under whatever guise, are all examples of direct violence. There is also structural violence, which is the violence that does not hurt or kill through fists or guns or bombs, but through social structures that produce poverty, death and enormous suffering such as: corruption, injustice and bad governance. The truth is that, no one will be able to properly address the problems of direct violence especially, those with ideological inclination without understanding the relationship between direct violence and structural violence. For instance, take a hypothetical example of a man who loses his land or fishing port to oil /gas exploitation because of unjust laws. His son loses her mother because of poverty and crumbling social infrastructure in the Niger Delta, his daughter cannot further her education because the surviving parent is poor. Yet, they live closer oil pipelines When she manages to go to school through community effort. She is told that there is no job for her. She becomes unemployed and frustrated. The community also becomes frustrated, and unable to sponsor others like her. They become abandoned and trapped in the heinous poverty circle while their God-given resources are carted away and used to fund a system of fiscal federalism that is a misnomer and unbecoming of any true federation. The fund is used to pay for the construction of the expensive city of Abuja, fund the huge corruption that we read daily in the newspapers, finance expatriate workers in the Oil and Gas Industry who enjoy highest condition of service, incomparable to any of their equivalent in the world, fund one of the most expensive National Assemblies in the world and provide for the lavish and hedonistic lifestyle of the privileged few Nigerians . Our Governor Sir, you will agree with us that hunger, neglect, frustration and deprivation of this magnitude IN THE MIDST OF PLENTY is a serious form of violence, capable of pushing ( indeed has pushed) the man and his community into direct violence. The story is also not different in Northern Nigeria, where years of deprivation, neglect, corruption and misrule by the ruling elites have led to the emergence and establishment of dynasties of poverty in the form of ‘Almajiris’, and now we all cry over the terror in the land, occasioned by the ‘Boko Haram’ insurgence. Let me quickly add that I am not by any chance providing any justification for criminal activities, I am only showing how one crime, for example corruption, leads to another. For example, the killings by ‘Boko Haram’ or militant/cult groups in the Niger Delta. This analysis in my view, is important if we must address the unacceptable violence, insecurity and wanton killings in Nigeria that is fast becoming a way of life in our beloved country." Exerpt from AN ADDRESS PRESENTED BY COMRADE HYGINUS CHIKA ONUEGBU (JP, FCA) STATE CHAIRMAN TRADE UNION CONGRESS OF NIGERIA (TUC) RIVERS STATE COUNCIL ON THE OCCASION OF 2012 MAY DAY CELEBRATION IN RIVERS STATE NIGERIA. – Chika Onuegbu	added by anonymous 8 years ago
''It is therefore doubtful if President Mohammadu Buhari will be able to deliver his campaign promises to Nigerians if the price of crude oil which accounts for some 90% of Nigeria’s total export revenue and 75% of total consolidated revenue continue to hover around $50 per barrel between now and 2019.'' Chika Onuegbu in his 2015 paper titled “HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF THE IMPACT OF GLOBAL OIL POLITICS ON CRUDE OIL PRICES, INVESTMENTS AND EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS IN THE NIGERIAN OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY” – Chika Onuegbu	added by anonymous 8 years ago
The basic thing American football is doing for (us) Nigerians as youths is that it controls aggression, we have lots of people that are really angry and if they can channel that anger to playing a sport I don't think we will have any issue with security in Nigeria. – Adesina Pelumi	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
We have all the things to produce a pencil, which is used by a large number of people from our young pupils to engineers, the private sector will come in to do the production and we will see the benefits. When production of pencils begins, Nigerians will be amazed at the multiplier effects. It will create a minimum of 400,000 jobs. – Ogbonnaya Onu	Found on CNN 8 years ago
Nigerians love their local meals and that's our strong point, in fact we are a Nigerian menu quick service restaurant. People like the fact that they can walk in and find food they grew up on -- food they prepare and eat at home and have grown accustomed to. – Ebele Enunwa	Found on CNN 9 years ago
We have a lot of Nigerians in need of these operations, this is for them to know it is possible to do it in this country. – Dr Haastrup	Found on CNN 9 years ago
Many Nigerians will not forget (Buhari) was a military leader, during a dictatorship, or maybe they will feel that they need a military leader to address fundamental problems such as terrorism. – Ayo Johnson	Found on CNN 9 years ago
Fellow Nigerians, I urge you to exercise patience and vigilance as we wait for all results to be announced. – Muhammadu Buhari	Found on CNN 9 years ago
I want to urge all Nigerians to also wait patiently for the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to collate and announce results, fellow Nigerians, I urge you to exercise patience and vigilance as we wait for all results to be announced. – Incumbent Goodluck Jonathan	Found on CNN 9 years ago
Many Nigerians will not forget he was a military leader, during a dictatorship, or maybe they will feel that they need a military leader to address fundamental problems such as terrorism. – Ayo Johnson	Found on CNN 9 years ago
This elections will come down to who can protect Nigeria, who can make Nigerians feel safe. – Ayo Johnson	Found on CNN 9 years ago
Boko Haram has certainly suffered a strategic setback ... Clearly this improves Goodluck Jonathan's chances somewhat, the question is do any of these forces have the ability to maintain this tempo, particularly the Chadians and to a lesser degree the Nigerians? – Ernst Hogendoorn	Found on Reuters 9 years ago
The budget seeks to protect the average Nigerian and you know that the key is that we focus on diversification of the economy, this budget points to the fact that this country is a non-oil country and I think we want Nigerians to begin to think of the country in that way. – Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala	Found on Reuters 10 years ago

We will explore all legal and peaceful options to reclaim our mandate. We won the election and we will prove it to Nigerians, this election did not meet the minimum standard expected of a free, transparent, credible and fair election.

– Peter Obi

Found on CNN
1 year ago

The experience Nigerians will have for the 2023 elections will be far better than previous elections and the integrity( of the polls) will be clear for everyone to see.

– Rotimi Oyekanmi

Found on CNN
1 year ago

Honestly, it was total strangers. We had Asian people here, we had Hispanic people here, we had Arabic speaking people here, we had Nigerians here, we had just every possible minority was in our church, and we were all getting together, we celebrated Christmas together.

– Vivian Robinson

Found on CNN
1 year ago

It's very difficult at the moment for Nigerians and other foreigners to cross. The Ukrainian officials are allowing more Ukrainians to cross into Poland. For instance, around 200 to 300 Ukrainians can cross, and then only 10 foreigners or 5 will be allowed to cross... and the duration of time is too long. It's really hard.. they push us, kick us, insult us.

– Nneka Abigail

Found on CNN
2 years ago

They are depriving the foreigners. They are being very racist with us at the border. They tell us that Ukrainian citizens have to pass first while telling foreigners to stay back, it's very difficult at the moment for Nigerians and other foreigners to cross. The Ukrainian officials are allowing more Ukrainians to cross into Poland. For instance, around 200 to 300 Ukrainians can cross, and then only 10 foreigners or 5 will be allowed to cross... and the duration of time is too long. It's really hard.. they push us, kick us, insult us.

– Nneka Abigail

Found on CNN
2 years ago

We appeal to Nigerians to resist travelling abroad without proper documents. It becomes very dangerous and more difficult.

– Akinremi Bolaji

Found on Reuters
3 years ago

I am not here to narrate my side of the story, i am here to apologize to Nigerians for insulting their sensibilities.

– Elisha Abbo

Found on CNN
5 years ago

It's much more of economic potential with a huge environmental advantage, to conscientise Nigerians that anything recyclable is good for the environment because it generates income.

– Leslie Adogame

Found on CNN
5 years ago

If as a presidential candidate my polling unit can be treated in this manner, I can imagine what a lot of Nigerians are going through in many parts of the country.

– Kingsley Moghalu

Found on Reuters
5 years ago

We have bad governance, bad leadership, the laws are there but the enforcement is nothing -implementation: zero. It is as good as not being there. The laws only favor the rich and the mighty in the country, ordinary Nigerians are not being protected by law.

– Ahmad Isah

Found on Reuters
6 years ago

The Nigerians that were attacked were completely innocent, they just happened to be black ... I have spoken to the leaders of the Nigerian community in India and a lot of them are indoors, they are scared, they were worried about a mob that was gathering overnight.

– Abike Dabiri

Found on CNN
7 years ago

"Our Governor Sir, hardly does any day pass in Nigeria, without a report of a massacre of Nigerians by Nigerians or at least, coordinated by Nigerians. Hardly does a day pass, without the report of a major violent crime committed against Nigerians by Nigerians. Hardly does a day pass, without the story of how large sums of money are stolen by Nigerians who are in positions of trust. The revelations at the various probes by the National Assembly are heart breaking as billions of Naira meant for the improvement in the welfare and condition of living of ordinary Nigerians are brazenly stolen by those who they are entrusted in their care. All these are examples of violence against the people of Nigeria. The killings and maiming of Nigerians, whether by Boko Haram, Militants, cult groups, kidnappers, armed robbers, misguided youths, political thugs and other forms of societal vices by deviant groups under whatever guise, are all examples of direct violence. There is also structural violence, which is the violence that does not hurt or kill through fists or guns or bombs, but through social structures that produce poverty, death and enormous suffering such as: corruption, injustice and bad governance. The truth is that, no one will be able to properly address the problems of direct violence especially, those with ideological inclination without understanding the relationship between direct violence and structural violence. For instance, take a hypothetical example of a man who loses his land or fishing port to oil /gas exploitation because of unjust laws. His son loses her mother because of poverty and crumbling social infrastructure in the Niger Delta, his daughter cannot further her education because the surviving parent is poor. Yet, they live closer oil pipelines When she manages to go to school through community effort. She is told that there is no job for her. She becomes unemployed and frustrated. The community also becomes frustrated, and unable to sponsor others like her. They become abandoned and trapped in the heinous poverty circle while their God-given resources are carted away and used to fund a system of fiscal federalism that is a misnomer and unbecoming of any true federation. The fund is used to pay for the construction of the expensive city of Abuja, fund the huge corruption that we read daily in the newspapers, finance expatriate workers in the Oil and Gas Industry who enjoy highest condition of service, incomparable to any of their equivalent in the world, fund one of the most expensive National Assemblies in the world and provide for the lavish and hedonistic lifestyle of the privileged few Nigerians . Our Governor Sir, you will agree with us that hunger, neglect, frustration and deprivation of this magnitude IN THE MIDST OF PLENTY is a serious form of violence, capable of pushing ( indeed has pushed) the man and his community into direct violence. The story is also not different in Northern Nigeria, where years of deprivation, neglect, corruption and misrule by the ruling elites have led to the emergence and establishment of dynasties of poverty in the form of ‘Almajiris’, and now we all cry over the terror in the land, occasioned by the ‘Boko Haram’ insurgence. Let me quickly add that I am not by any chance providing any justification for criminal activities, I am only showing how one crime, for example corruption, leads to another. For example, the killings by ‘Boko Haram’ or militant/cult groups in the Niger Delta. This analysis in my view, is important if we must address the unacceptable violence, insecurity and wanton killings in Nigeria that is fast becoming a way of life in our beloved country." Exerpt from AN ADDRESS PRESENTED BY COMRADE HYGINUS CHIKA ONUEGBU (JP, FCA) STATE CHAIRMAN TRADE UNION CONGRESS OF NIGERIA (TUC) RIVERS STATE COUNCIL ON THE OCCASION OF 2012 MAY DAY CELEBRATION IN RIVERS STATE NIGERIA.

– Chika Onuegbu

added by anonymous
8 years ago

''It is therefore doubtful if President Mohammadu Buhari will be able to deliver his campaign promises to Nigerians if the price of crude oil which accounts for some 90% of Nigeria’s total export revenue and 75% of total consolidated revenue continue to hover around $50 per barrel between now and 2019.'' Chika Onuegbu in his 2015 paper titled “HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF THE IMPACT OF GLOBAL OIL POLITICS ON CRUDE OIL PRICES, INVESTMENTS AND EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS IN THE NIGERIAN OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY”

– Chika Onuegbu

added by anonymous
8 years ago

The basic thing American football is doing for (us) Nigerians as youths is that it controls aggression, we have lots of people that are really angry and if they can channel that anger to playing a sport I don't think we will have any issue with security in Nigeria.

– Adesina Pelumi

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

We have all the things to produce a pencil, which is used by a large number of people from our young pupils to engineers, the private sector will come in to do the production and we will see the benefits. When production of pencils begins, Nigerians will be amazed at the multiplier effects. It will create a minimum of 400,000 jobs.

– Ogbonnaya Onu

Found on CNN
8 years ago

Nigerians love their local meals and that's our strong point, in fact we are a Nigerian menu quick service restaurant. People like the fact that they can walk in and find food they grew up on -- food they prepare and eat at home and have grown accustomed to.

– Ebele Enunwa

Found on CNN
9 years ago

We have a lot of Nigerians in need of these operations, this is for them to know it is possible to do it in this country.

– Dr Haastrup

Found on CNN
9 years ago

Many Nigerians will not forget (Buhari) was a military leader, during a dictatorship, or maybe they will feel that they need a military leader to address fundamental problems such as terrorism.

– Ayo Johnson

Found on CNN
9 years ago

Fellow Nigerians, I urge you to exercise patience and vigilance as we wait for all results to be announced.

– Muhammadu Buhari

Found on CNN
9 years ago

I want to urge all Nigerians to also wait patiently for the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to collate and announce results, fellow Nigerians, I urge you to exercise patience and vigilance as we wait for all results to be announced.

– Incumbent Goodluck Jonathan

Found on CNN
9 years ago

Many Nigerians will not forget he was a military leader, during a dictatorship, or maybe they will feel that they need a military leader to address fundamental problems such as terrorism.

– Ayo Johnson

Found on CNN
9 years ago

This elections will come down to who can protect Nigeria, who can make Nigerians feel safe.

– Ayo Johnson

Found on CNN
9 years ago

Boko Haram has certainly suffered a strategic setback ... Clearly this improves Goodluck Jonathan's chances somewhat, the question is do any of these forces have the ability to maintain this tempo, particularly the Chadians and to a lesser degree the Nigerians?

– Ernst Hogendoorn

Found on Reuters
9 years ago

The budget seeks to protect the average Nigerian and you know that the key is that we focus on diversification of the economy, this budget points to the fact that this country is a non-oil country and I think we want Nigerians to begin to think of the country in that way.

– Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala

Found on Reuters
10 years ago

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