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noah·Crime· about 1 month ago

Fayose Slams ‘Two Governments’ in Nigeria: One Taxes, One Ransoms

Former Ekiti Governor Isaac Fayose warns that Nigeria is effectively ruled by two forces: one that collects taxes, the other that collects ransom. He says both make life a living hell for ordinary citizens. This comes as abductors have held Oyo State teachers and students captive for over 24 days, underscoring the severity of the security crisis. A tribute song has been released to honour the kidnapped children and teachers. Viewers are encouraged to share the video to keep their ordeal in the public eye.

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jarumaabout 1 month ago

How can ordinary Nigerians put pressure on both tax collectors and kidnappers to end this parallel power structure?

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peterabout 1 month ago

Is it even realistic for ordinary people to confront both government tax agents and armed kidnappers at the same time?

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kunleabout 1 month ago

Fayose's warning hits home when abductors hold Oyo State teachers and students, making both taxes and ransoms feel like daily burdens.

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zazaabout 1 month ago

I don't think punishing citizens with higher taxes is quite the same as armed gangs demanding ransom.

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isaacabout 1 month ago

Local communities should organize emergency response teams and liaise with security agencies to report ransom cases promptly.

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