It’s been years since the civil war so of course he’s not going to be in military uniform

• You want to experience a piece of technology you couldn’t afford/were too young for
• You have backups of delisted apps that you want to use
• You want to create homebrew

Yes in fact it has happened in this very same country https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supreme_Council_for_the_Restoration_of_Democracy

Yeah but there would be consequences and a few dissenting votes wouldn’t change the predetermined outcome but would probably come at the risk of harm of yourself and your family

The technology wasn’t used properly which was the problem the electoral act mandates electronic transmission of results but that didn’t happen on election day there’s only so much tech can do in ensuring transparency. Concerning Southern Africa there’s the new coalition in Lesotho haven’t seen anything to see if they’ve made good on their promises.

He’s currently contesting the elections in fact he recently just got permission to inspect the ballots from the country’s electoral commission and the fact that he was able to use the courts to reclaim his mandate as governor in the past inspires some hope. Whether or not the results are completely legitimate just seeing how a minor party with barely any representation was able to become the second largest opposition in the national assembly and win in the stronghold of the president-elect shows that Nigerians are willing to work to improve themselves even if ethnicity and religion still played a huge role in this election.

It would mean a clean break from the political elite that has ruled over Nigeria since the country’s return to democracy in 1999 along with huge political and economic reforms

regime security

according to the article provided in that post they’re just foreign branches of china’s police force dedicated to cracking down on political dissidents and scamming

where did you see/hear about this?

Ok but who elected this transitional council? What makes them good choices for rebuilding the country’s institutions? Do they have detailed plans for what they’re going to do when they form the government? I think it’s crazy to believe they can repair the institutions of a country that has been dysfunctional since independence in the span of two years

no but of course there are times when you think maybe there’s a better way to govern ourselves but even if there was such a way humans will always hope for something more

no the site just doesn’t have that many users

because classism exists everywhere and even though it may manifest a bit differently it’s still the same essence

The US also spends the most of any developed country on healthcare but has the worst of them all so it’s more important how you spend the money than the quantity allocated to a specific sector

neither

no putting aside the language barrier there’s also themes that are created for a specific audience

no they shouldn’t for your pension you want a reliable stream of income

what are you going to use it for?

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