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Nauseating Local And International COVID-19 Politics

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5 years ago

January 7, 2021

Joel Ajayi

Nigeria’s roads are in a mess, our public hospitals are below-average, and our public educational institutions are wearing looks of abandonment. And these are just three examples of Nigerian public affairs in dire need of urgent attention.

In a statement issued by National Coordinator South-East APC Presidency Project 202 Chinedu Jideofo-Ogbuagu on Thursday

But our government officials are fixated on finding trillions of naira to import so-called Covid-19 vaccines, which many people believe are intended to wipe out at least half of Nigeria’s estimated 200 million persons and make the remainder sterile (that is, incapable of producing children). If any of us manage to survive, their vaccines would have altered our DNA and human characteristics irreversibly.

In other words, the Covid-19 vaccines our government officials are hell-bent on forcing us to accept, the same government officials who denied us Covid-19 palliative, are intended to exterminate all Nigerians sooner or later. When you hear that 100 million Nigerians will receive Covid-19 vaccine free-of-charge, smell a rat!

President Buhari has a duty to halt any attempt to bring any Covid-19 vaccine into Nigeria.

Remember how Speaker Femi Gbajabiamila attempted to make a secret overnight law for compulsory Covid-19 vaccination even before any Covid-19 vaccine had been produced.

The desperation of the Covid-19 promoters is enough evidence that it is not life but death that they want for us.

Now that Covid-19 vaccines have been produced months after the Femi Gbajabiamila affair, remember that no Covid-19 vaccine manufacturer has guaranteed the safety of its vaccine, which means that it knows the danger of the vaccine.

But corruption and wickedness of some government officials have made them blind and insensitive to our common humanity.

That both Covid-19 and Covid-19 vaccines are foreign manufactures with Nigerian agents should not confuse anyone. Genocide and corruption are their motives – with inducement, intimidation, threat, blackmail, compulsion, lying, and propaganda their methods.

What did Fela Anikulapo-Kuti call international conspiracies against good governance and humanity? International Thief-Thief (ITT).

Beware and be warned. Do not allow yourself to be intimidated and blackmailed to your untimely death. Interrogate the Covid-19 promoters until they stop the Covid-19 scam and dubious statistics. Meanwhile, don’t touch their killer Covid-19 vaccines.

They had expected Covid-19 propaganda and lockdown to massacre us, but that didn’t happen. Now, they want to use the vaccines to achieve mass deaths compulsorily! The devil is a liar.

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Nigeria’s Historic Bid for the 2030 Commonwealth Games: A Call for National and Global Support

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6 days ago

September 30, 2025

The Gleamer

Joel Ajayi

Nigeria is poised to make history as it seeks to host the Centenary Commonwealth Games in 2030, a monumental opportunity that promises to transform the nation’s economy, infrastructure, and global standing.

More than a sporting spectacle, the Games would serve as a catalyst for development across multiple sectors, leaving behind a legacy of national pride and sustainable growth.

The benefits of hosting the Games extend far beyond the sports arena. Nigeria stands to gain both empirical and non-empirical advantages, with direct, indirect, and induced impacts that will touch every corner of society. Infrastructural development will take center stage, with new facilities such as indoor sports halls, conference centers, and improved road networks reshaping urban landscapes while strengthening the nation’s capacity to host future international events.

Economic growth is another significant dividend. Over 10,000 jobs are expected to be created, spanning construction, facility management, event planning, and tourism services.

The hospitality industry will undergo major improvements as hotels and resorts are upgraded to meet international standards, while local restaurants, lounges, and tourist attractions will see a surge in patronage from international visitors. Small and medium enterprises, particularly in the transport, finance, and food service sectors, will become some of the greatest beneficiaries, as the Games generate new demand and expand opportunities for local businesses.
The Commonwealth Games will also accelerate the growth of Nigeria’s sports industry.

Investments in training facilities, coaching, and talent development will inspire a new generation of athletes, ensuring long-term benefits that extend beyond 2030, a major focus of the President Bola Tinubu administration.
At the same time, the process of preparing for the Games will create opportunities for Nigerians to learn new crafts, acquire technical skills, and engage in global-standard event management, thereby strengthening human capacity and innovation across industries.

Mallam Shehu Dikko, Chairman of the Nigeria Sports Commission, and Hon. Bukola Olopade, the Director General, have been widely recognized for their tireless and visionary leadership in repositioning Nigeria’s sporting sector.

Their commitment to facilitating infrastructural development and strengthening grassroots sports development has laid the foundation for Nigeria’s bold bid to host the 2030 Commonwealth Games. Under their leadership, the NSC is fostering strategic partnerships and driving innovation in sports administration, they have demonstrated the nation’s readiness to stage an event of such global magnitude.

Beyond the tangible gains, the hosting of the 2030 Commonwealth Games carries profound symbolic value. It would be a moment of unity and pride, a chance for Nigeria to showcase its cultural richness, resilience, and excellence to the world.
As a centenary edition, the Games would stand as a historic milestone not just for the Commonwealth but for Nigeria itself, cementing its place on the global stage as a capable, ambitious, and forward-looking nation.

The gains from hosting the Commonwealth Games can never be undermined or overemphasized. This is Nigeria’s time to step forward and show the world our resilience, and excellence. We call on every Nigerian, across sectors and communities, to support this noble aspiration.

Nigeria’s pursuit of the 2030 Commonwealth Games is a vision for transformation, a blueprint for national development, and a legacy project that will inspire generations to come.

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