Stampede Deaths: Hunger in Nigeria is Self Imposed, Leaders Have Reduced Us to Beggers - Prof. Yusuf

[@ehimwenmajames347]

Without Revolution, Nigerians will keep suffering and never be free from Slavery. Greetings from 🇩🇪

[@digitaledu6624]

What slavery?

[@siphamandlamkhize9766]

​@@digitaledu6624are you joking? U can't see there's slavery in Nigeria?

[@afrolifemedia]

BUHARI - T-PAIN and their cronies Slavery

[@afrofy2431]

What modern civilisation does this foolishness 🫵🏾‼️⚰️

[@afrolifemedia]

@@afrofy2431 maybe we were never modern, perhaps modernity as it appeared to the colonizers was foisted on us and we lack the know-how to handle it, because it is not invention and most of its tenet are at odds with our supposed historical ways

[@maryellenyoung6058]

" Hunger is in the land, our leaders are living a life of corruption ".. I love this man.

[@ibiyeomieibidavids4552]

There is no reason for people in Anambra state to be queuing up for rice. Anambra grows rice. There is enough land to grow whatever the people need to eat. It has a rich soil. Lets stop behaving like beggars

[@uchechukwuokpala944]

APC is a curse to Nigeria.

[@Fbafrican]

And to the people of Africa. 👍

[@ndueseesu2412]

Not about party bro, it's about leadership

[@digitaledu6624]

Like Nigeria was rich before APC

[@uchechukwuokpala944]

@@digitaledu6624 Wisdom is far from you.

[@bibianezeugonna-igwe4085]

Big curse !

[@chidinmanneji8219]

I rushed here immediately I saw Prof name Truth be said, we don't need palliatives, we need an enabling environment to flourish. How can I fill my car tank with 70% of my salary when i have other bills to settle We barely feed twice daily and my kids are adolescents How about those who have toddlers that need good meals for proper brain and physical health . These are more damaging than what you think Prof Bag of rice is 130k Rice is 1% of items needed for livelihood. Like you said Prof, The world is watching

[@onomeonota23]

It breaks my heart what our country has been reduced to. Only us can help ourselves. As bad as things are, people need to endure hunger and vote out bad government. Say NO to the blood money they use in purchasing our votes.

[@bomiadex0220]

God bless you Prof. I always love to listen to you whenever I have the opportunity

[@luigikings7446]

I admire professor Usman Yusuf a lot, he's very sound and articulated, he alwz speaks the undiluted truth, i can listen to him all day, is just a pity for what we're going through in this nation, is so sad 😪

[@mutumina559]

Stories, most of them are. What difference have they made to the system.

[@christianohaga4381]

Oh Lord Jesus Christ please bless Dr Usman Yusuf with longlife❤

[@maxbaba1000]

Professor Usman doesn't believe in Jesus.He is Muslim

[@olaniyanmichael640]

Its 2am at dawn in Nigeria.But i still listened to this man. A men of good heart..

[@JamesIphie]

Yes, you have been telling the truth. And the truth will save you free. Thank you for speaking out to Power of Truth.

[@kiziogbake108]

A real Patriot, and I greet your actual straightforwardness in every matter you handle... Nigeria must listen to Prof... we need great men like this to move this country forward... Long live Nigeria... Long live Africa...

[@stellaekeh6177]

Professor Usman Yusuf speaks so well. I love the way he speaks

[@FrankChoko]

I tried to hold myself from tearing, I almost fell into crying listening to this man’s analysis of the present realities of my country, Nigeria. God help safe !

[@andrewabaye6603]

It is actually very sad. We need to reset the country

[@andrewabaye6603]

It is actually very sad. We need to reset the country.

[@okolipeter1436]

This man epitomizes Professorship. Always objective and speaks truth to power. One of the fearless and most gentle elite of the country. May you live long prof Yusuf.

[@claraomata4986]

Amen. May Prof Yusuf live long.

[@greatOHAJI]

He lost his voice when Buhari was misbehaving as president. Shame on this shameless tribal bigot. Idiots everywhere in Nigeria parading as intellectuals.

[@ifeomambanugo9337]

Amen

[@victoriaoloba7634]

Prof these problems begins with the northern politicians and soldiers who have ruled this country because of their hidden agenda to take land of other nationalities. We want to be free from their yoke .Kindly Prof let your book cover all regimes from 1999 and query the sudden wealth of all these ruinners(rulers )of the land through corruption.

[@olusolaadeyeye667]

And he kept quiet for 8 years of Buhari. Yeyenatu!

[@BlessedAssurance2007]

APC has ruined Nigeria. And what saddens me the most is that Tinubu and his cohorts are totally clueless. No plan, no empathy.

[@ROr803]

Nothing they are just empty, nothing upstairs

[@chimakalu5195]

Very clueless bunch

[@chimakalu5195]

Very clueless bunch

[@Fbafrican]

No functional society.

[@AhmedAli-wo1qy]

It is very very sad my brothers, TINUBU THE ANGLE OF DEATH.

[@amara1945]

God bless you Prof Usman. Nigeria urgently need people like you.

[@VioletAgoawuike-xj3rb]

This is the 2nd time, l am listening to this man, he is really an intelligent and indeed a man of integrity.

[@Allwell823]

Is Nigeria at war....? Food are often distributed only in war situations. How & when did Nigeria get this low...?

[@rickettsalaba8532]

Worst interview ever on air in recent times here

[@AkinwumiOluranti]

The rulers are warring with its citizens.....

[@tafidagadzama9964]

Yes. Corruption.

[@andrewabaye6603]

​@@rickettsalaba8532 are you for real?. Please locate Arise TV station for your own interview

[@Jesuslovesgrandma]

In addition to all the good comments made already, this Professor 's voice is so sweet.

[@MoviPaddy]

They don't need to tell him the truth, a responsible government who have connection with the people will know

[@abrahamadadheaa]

I've always loved hearing this man speak. Expressing himself in a calm way without mincing words. 👏

[@angelaugorile9810]

Baba you are right but sir you are alive 8yrs ago you have start all the truth you are saying now may be things

[@audis.7262]

This man is saying the truth and as he has been telling government of what is happening and yet government has done nothing to it's Citizens and the Country. His comment is an observation not politically motivated issue(s)and the president should take it serious instead of politicising what he keeps saying.

[@LORDSWOT]

@@angelaugorile9810he has been talking even during buhari regime. He is neither politically nor ethnically motivated. He spit the truth

[@jnn2262]

TOMORROW NOW WHEN KEMI TALKS ABOUT THIS INCIDENTS OR USE IT TO INSULT TINUBU'S GOVERNMENT, THEY WOULD COME AFTER HER. CRIMINALS

[@ENM60]

I like listening to Prof. Yusuf, he's well spoken, speaks the truth with good analysis. God bless you Prof. Yusuf. Evil will slay the wicked.

[@martinsinye2710]

It's just an absolute disgrace and Tinubu should be ashamed. Palliative government.

[@Hpta2]

Prof Usman is one of my favorite Nigerian.

[@christiangodfrey7167]

I wish educated Nigerians like prof from across all the geopolitical zones can come together bury ethnic differences and wrest nigeria away from these 419ers calling themselves leaders.

[@siphamandlamkhize9766]

Nigerians have an individualistic mindset... It's a man for himself in Nigeria

[@luckywhite7241]

Prof God bless you always for your forthrightness

[@Fbafrican]

👍very rare man in Nigeria professional non functional society 😢

[@derikawu4448]

I can listen to Prof. Yusuf 24/7 🙌🥰

[@adebayo6396]

its good to listen but thinking for ourselve s is more important. these elite didnt do a thing whilst in power , and they still think about their families

[@simplifyingconceptstutors]

What are you currently doing now?​@@adebayo6396

[@olusolaadeyeye667]

Where was this man when his brother ruled the country for 8 years.

[@AgbajeMayor]

Well respected and outspoken prof

[@akintoyedekalu7743]

The question is where were you during that time because he did talk during that as well.​@@olusolaadeyeye667

[@judenwaokolo354]

Straight to the point, unfortunately, Nigerians are NOT ready to correct the system.

[@dennisa6866]

Professor Yusuf you're top- notch individual, Intellectual.You're the type of person to call real human being. May God continue to bless your heart, Nothing left untouched. We can see what's going on in burkina faso, Ibrahim Traore is doing everything to provide for his people, our state governors can take such steps by investing heavily in Agriculture unfortunately, they think of their pockets more than the people that voted them into power.

[@linusnwachukwu5163]

May God continue to bless you Professor Yusuf for always speaking truth to power without fear of any repercussions or threats from the cabals and political thieves.

[@chimaonyemachi6321]

Even the devil will be wondering how wicked Nigeria politicians are. I have never in my whole life seen an extremely evil set of politicians before.

[@veronicaesguerra7434]

Pure evil 😈 pure evil 😈

[@mosopeoyeleke]

My first time watching Prof,such a well learned and vocal personality! I enjoyed every moment of the interview,very apt and straight to the point. God bless you Sir,we need fearless people like you to speak up. Nigerians are not smiling right now,so so sad.

[@60ezekiel]

He is one person, who is blunt, straight to the point and so logical. Hope you continue watching him whenever he is out there....He is a breath of fresh air 💯👍

[@judeokpala924]

My question is" where are Yoruba Pastors that push President Jonathan out of power to save Nigeria? let them come out now and save Nigeria

[@calistermadukwe7977]

Some say is spiritual

[@FofXequalsYnot]

@@calistermadukwe7977😂😂😂

[@normal_side]

You must be out of your mind, is it Yoruba Pastors that went to poling station to vote, where were you when Okonjo Iweala said under Jonathan that they are borrowing money to pay workers, were you in the moon then?

[@onyewuchiprince6525]

They are horrible people

[@Ikechukwu.C.]

​@@normal_sideThey were borrowing money to pay salaries then, And how was the living standard of Nigerians during the Goodluck Jonathan Regime??

[@Patienceodele]

Prof. Yusuf God bless you. May your word bring drastic change to Nigeria.

[@osujibenneth5048]

Thank you Prof Usman Yusuf you speak the bitter truth. Allah will keep you alive for Nigerians. Thank you sir.

[@michaelabule]

People will still take 5k and vote APC in 2027. Nigerians are their own problems

[@AyodejiAkinnagbe]

Exactly my point. Nigerian people are really gullible!!!

[@andosehcampbel5701]

That is what is shocking. But more shocking is the fact that some will not collect any money at all to vote for APC. They will just consider that they are Yoruba like the president or Kanuri like VP. When the Senegalese wanted change, the candidate supported by the sitting president lost in his own region.

[@michaelabule]

@andosehcampbel5701 This is why Nigerians are not yet ready. The bigtory is unexplainable.

[@KraneD]

Does APC need votes to win😅?

[@michaelabule]

@KraneD Yes they need votes to win, this is the reason they were able to rig elections. No vote, no rigging. If they've fewer votes, let's say 2%, there's no way they can rig election.

[@commentthin]

It's always a pleasure listening to Professors Usman Yusuf. Safety planning, crowd control, emergency response and access to the building, and ground zero.

[@ehimwenmajames347]

Nigerians have been turned to beggars 😢😢😢

[@olaifas.clement1602]

I have seen one northern with wisdom,God bless you prof Yusuf

[@bennyaisew6201]

T-pain has turned to T-Death

[@gospelworshipsongs1695]

Wow, God bless you Sir for speaking the truth. You really spoke well. We didn't see all these stampede during Buhari, Obasanjo and Jonathan's government, How can a very well blessed nation like Nigeria people are begging for food, and at the process looses their lives, it is absolutely a shame and a disgrace to the nation. I'm a Nigerian leaving abroad and in a well organized country, I've never seen such disaster where i leave. it's really sadden to see Nigerians loses their lives trying to get something for them and their family to eat.😭😭 President tinubu, Sir, with all due respect, please leadership is not a do or die matter, if you cannot rule the nation in a proper way to reduce hunger in the country, please step down, before Nigeria collapses. thank you and God bless Nigeria.🇳🇬❤️

[@osmondanyanwu8306]

So of Kemi Badenock shout at your mu country that she does not want to be Associated with your boko Nigeria, you groan. Mad people.

[@osmondanyanwu8306]

He is hardened as Pharouh in the bible. Pouring water on stone.

[@toyinifemathew6622]

Tinubu jet is 150Billions with Nigerians money, 21billions for rebuilding Vp office. God will judge us all.

[@Tirelesswarrior]

I remember vividly growing up in the 1970s and 1980s. The leaders rode Peugeot cars, there were very short convoys, very few hangers-on, and Nigerian-made items of clothing, food, Nigeria Airways patronage, etc. Today, it's imported SUVs, imported Swiss fabric for Agbada, foreign airlines, etc...I hear a top man known to us all in Abuja wears a 150k-dollar Patek Philippe wristwatch. Pathetic!

[@henrychukwudi3520]

Wonderful response from the erudite prof. You were right on point.

[@MajesticTouchConcepts]

Professor Yusuf is a distinguished academic renowned for his unwavering commitment to addressing the challenges facing the nation. As a vocal advocate for good governance, he consistently provides objective and insightful critiques of societal issues, echoing the sentiments of many Nigerians. His bold stance highlights the urgent need for more citizens to step forward and voice their concerns, rather than remaining passive observers in the face of national decline. It is imperative for individuals to emulate the courage of thought leaders such as Professor Yusuf, Professor Udenta Udenta, Dele Farotimi, Chidi Odinkalu, Ikenga Imo, Segun Showunmi, and other outspoken advocates who have dared to confront pressing national issues. At this critical juncture, as Nigeria faces the risk of systemic collapse, collective action, and bold voices are essential to advocate for meaningful reform and a sustainable future.

[@okugoiphie6663]

Yes, you have been saying the truth. And the truth will safe you free. Thank you for speaking the to the power.

[@FrankChoko]

This is heart breaking fellow countrymen

[@harrison.ejabena]

Very very my brother. Its disheartening!!

[@AbrahamSaryon-sd1hj]

I'm truly with you with that beautiful grammar. Our people are dying we'll feel over here in America.

[@osujibenneth5048]

Professor Usman Allah will keep you alive for the common nigerians in nigerians. I am personally crying weeping listening to the bitter truth you are boldply speaking. Allah will reward you and your generations 100 folds. I am not Allah but Allah is speaking through me. Thank you Prof.

[@icethadey]

You see why Kemi Badenoch is right. Nigeria is a MAX MAD COUNTRY. May their soul rest in peace. Shameless leaders come and go; gloating and gleaming in the houses of parliament while the country is collapsed. I wonder why the citizens have not taken the streets and run the country to a stand still. Since the leaders are deaf and indifferent !

[@gigold8506]

The universe will bear witness, thank you for standing up and speaking the truth. My prayers to all the families affected. God help us.

[@taiwoattah9617]

GOD ALMIGHT WILL BLESS YOU , PROFESSOR USMAN YUSFUS, For Speaking to the TRUTH, ALL the times, Sir you are a good man in that Country.

[@AkinwumiOluranti]

First time listening to the Prof, wow he's so true to what he's saying......Thank you Prof Usman Yusuf.

[@walexwinelover]

Even the police there can’t afford a bad of rice shame

[@sheriffsherima1355]

Professor has rightly spoken he has said the truth nothing but the truth. May the lord continue to bless you and guide you in Jesus name amen

[@princegodwinoriaku1427]

You A prof, Truly you are saying nothing more than the truth, May God continue to bless you sir

[@SamuelOrdia-ts8hw]

It's so disheartened that this is happening during this festive time, APC and BAT is a menace to Nigeria. Since the inception of this government it is all about rice sharing. The current government has wesponised and criminalized poverty in the country. What a pity?

[@lawsonakole9236]

Nigeria and Nigerians are in a bottomless pit. May God show us a way forward.

[@kayomavoroofigo337]

Leave God out of this, please!

[@MichaelAmaechiUdeh]

Thanks professor for your opinion. We are ashamed

[@oluchukwualbanus6111]

That's the results of Emilokan,if the economy is good whereby people can afford the bags of rice nobody would have been there to risk himself or herself Apc government is a disaster

[@diamondswit955]

I like listening to professor Usman Yusuf. I can listen to him all day. Well done prof

[@JohnOkoroafor-hs2zv]

Thank you for saying the truth is now left for Nigeria to take dicide

[@emmanueluchendu4381]

Prof Yusuf thank you. Voice of the people, voice of God. THANK YOU FOR ALWAYS SPEAKING OUT.

[@enabulujoseph2139]

the president himself is a tax collector. When he governed Lagos state... his administration was focused on taxation.

[@krixkings2337]

Prof usman. u have said it all. i alway's love to hear from u. there is really hunger in the land period.

[@emmanuelakpan196]

"the anger of an hungry man can not be control " presidency, be warned.

[@ChukwuemekaCamara]

Prof God will always bless you for speaking up Nigeria is gone Nigeria is no more Nigeria is gone

[@ObasiJohn-lg8oq]

I agreed with him 100%, Nigerians are hardworking people who love to end their needs. We are not beggers, let this government stop all this fake life

[@alexmoses2693]

Prof you really speak truth to power

[@ugbenivincent5908]

The tragic stampede at the rice-sharing events in Nigeria can be analyzed using the three categories of causes in Work Health and Safety (WHS). This analysis provides a structured approach to understanding how such incidents occur and how they can be prevented in the future. 1. Immediate (Direct) Causes - Definition: These are the visible, immediate factors that triggered the stampede. - In this context: - Overcrowding at the venue, as an overwhelming number of people gathered for the rice-sharing event. - Poor crowd control, leading to panic and a rush among attendees. - Absence of clear instructions or proper queue management for the distribution process. - Outcome: The lack of organization in the crowd created a chaotic situation, directly causing the stampede. 2. Underlying (Indirect) Causes - Definition: These are systemic or procedural issues that contributed to the immediate causes. - In this context: - Economic Hardship: Widespread poverty and desperation due to Nigeria’s perilous economic conditions compelled many people to attend the event, even if it meant facing dangerous circumstances. - Event Planning Issues:The organizers underestimated the crowd size, did not set up barriers, or implement safety measures like trained personnel to manage the gathering. - Lack of Awareness: Attendees may not have been informed about safe procedures or an orderly process for collecting the rice. - Outcome: These factors created an environment where chaos could easily erupt. 3. Root Causes - Definition: These are deeper, systemic problems that give rise to the underlying and immediate causes. - In this context: - Bad Governance: The root cause of the economic peril is linked to ineffective leadership, corruption, and mismanagement of resources, leading to widespread poverty and food insecurity. - Ineffective Safety Regulations: There might be weak or poorly enforced policies regarding public gatherings, making it difficult to ensure safety at large events. - Societal Inequality: A long-standing gap between the wealthy and the poor has exacerbated desperation among vulnerable populations. - Outcome: Addressing root causes like governance and systemic poverty is essential to prevent such tragedies in the future. Conclusion and Prevention To prevent similar incidents, interventions should address all three levels of causes: - Immediate Causes: Ensure proper crowd control measures, trained personnel, and safety protocols at public events. - Underlying Causes: Improve event planning, provide adequate resources, and educate the public on safety. - Root Causes: Tackle governance issues, reduce poverty, and invest in social safety nets to minimize desperation. This tragedy underscores the importance of a proactive approach to safety and governance. [By Engr Vicmario Ugbeni .

[@AkinwumiOluranti]

Those you highlighted to take care of the incident could not even afford to buy a bag of rice....this is all paperwork for....let them reduce the inflation

[@kehindeolatunji5626]

Prof Usman Yusuf rightly quoted the Bible Proverbs 29:2 “When the godly are in authority, the people rejoice. But when the wicked are in power, they groan.”

[@AkinwumiOluranti]

And now Kemi and Davido are vindicated as the truth is showcasing itself to the world we are trying to hide from....

[@oghenekomeowhe4397]

This is my problem with Jornalists trying to asking bad questions. Thank God for wisdom and honesty of the guest.

[@xixtinthegreat]

We're trying to normalize the distribution of aid? What are we doing? Nobody should be distributing anything. If you want to distribute anything go to their house and give to them. We must go back to production

[@odialeliot3543]

He nor go better for Tinibu and his entire household including the people who voted him in power. He shall not be well with them in this life and beyond Amen

[@christinaoko5180]

This is no brainer the government should create jobs and put your young ones in school this will solve part of the problem the prof is speaking the truth

[@adekunleolawuyi920]

These happened in the southern parts of the country and not in the northern part of the country. Sadly, Tinubu, who is from the southern part of the country, is the president. This speaks a lot of volumes.

[@angelicakweku5293]

The biggest issue in Nigeria is systems and processes at all levels. No matter how much the government budgets, if you can't track it, you're wasting your time. Our leaders should, at all levels of leadership, establish appropriate systems and processes. These organisers should have given out numbers weeks ahead in different locations. Then, do lottery and announce the winners on the radio or tv, with the days certain numbers can come for pick up, making sure the number coming on each day is managable. On arruval, they will stay outside and come in when their number is announced. That way, crowding would be avoided. RIP to the dead.

[@mainstriimmedia4980]

APC, why are you misplacing priorities? You can't resolve the issue of insecurity and feeding your people, but you are building the coastal road. Really? This is terrible.

[@powerfulsleepinglullaby1747]

This man is a true Father

[@NdengueDaniella]

The world is really watching! What a shame! Palliative isn't acceptable. God bless you Prof Usman. This country needs revolution.

[@josephineuju3947]

God will bless you Prof Yusuf & your generation. I'm always ready to listen to you whenever you speak. But I feel a lot has been said & nothing is done. Please advise us on what else the people can do. The leaders don't want to do anything.

[@kennyu2073]

Blessing your community in the East during Christmas is not new. The level of hunger this year and hidden illnesses that people don’t even know of due to weakness is the problem. Definitely things could be done better but all the distributors meant good for people.

[@alfalfred8722]

Yorubas have finished Nigeria. I’m not being tribal here but it’s true. Tinubu is not running a Nigerian government or even a Southern government,. He’s running a complete Yoruba government. People say Buhari did the same, but I can boldly tell whoever cares that Buhari’s government was 💯 Northern, not tribal. That was why we advocated for a president from the South so that Southerners can get a sense of belonging. Unfortunately, the Yorubas have become too greedy over it and as a result, what we see is incompetence and tribal bigotry everywhere.

[@FolaOrekoya]

Not Yoruba but Lagos Asslickers. Even Yorubas from Osun, Ondo & Ogun are sidelined by the Lagos miscreants.

[@bolasalak7360]

So the Yorubas are the one enjoying in Nigeria, no hunger in Yoruba land? I am sorry my brother your type are good tools for manipulation by politicians. I doubt if you live in Nigeria otherwise you will know that corrupt leaders in Nigeria cut across every ethnic group and average Nigerians irrespective of their tribes are in the same pot of soup. Please my brother na everyone they suffer o no be only Ibo!

[@chikaraejiogu4651]

When the wicked rule ...the people groan.....just what is happening 😢

[@emmaosegi2243]

The Prof spoke so boldly.. hope he is not victimized by political thugs..

[@andrewabaye6603]

He is above the political thugs

[@juniorOkoli-gq2gu]

Usman always standing on the truths, and on points

[@vivianjustin196]

His advisor is telling him the truth there is nothing he can offer

[@Fbafrican]

Wickedness is really reigning in Nigeria. A true fail state of emergency in Africa. Save the people. BLACK AFRICAN UNITY

[@the-Ordinary-Nigerian]

I was in Biafra during the Civil War as a teen. In the later years of the war, I worked at a relief center. Even with the hunger and disease, I never saw or heard anything of this nature. May the souls of the affected rest in PeaI was in Biafra during the Civil War as a teen. In the later years of the war, I worked at a relief center. Even with the hunger and disease, I never saw or heard anything of this nature. May the souls of the affected rest in Peace.

[@amosalaphu8943]

So sad, quite unfortunate, God bless you Prof 👍✅

[@DrTheodorKerry]

Why impose bans on rice importation in Nigeria when your own people are dying of hunger and lacking access to basic food? A truly smart government would prioritize ensuring food security for its citizens first. Import all food, including rice, even if it means allowing it with reasonable duties. The focus should be on saving lives and feeding the population before channeling resources into building roads or other infrastructure. It’s shameful that President Tinubu is highlighting this failure as a legacy of former President Buhari, instead of taking immediate steps to correct it. People need food, not excuses.

[@FargarJaji-p6f]

We are the most disorderly people on earth.

[@olorunfemifemi3897]

That is true professor. And nothing but the truth.

[@CharlesEgbri-ce1rs]

This is not poverty but destitution

[@Ayaobavom]

This is the bitter truth the people close to Tinubu are afraid to tell him.

[@bayofat]

Proverbs 29:2 GNT Show me a righteous ruler and I will show you a happy people. Show me a wicked ruler and I will show you a miserable people. Nigerians are unhappy! This present ruler is wicked!

[@elvanmorris3708]

We still have good people in Nigeria , let put away tribal sentiments aside and workout a revolution to end this hunger and suffering in the land .

[@emmanuelakpan196]

Prof. You are very correct, there is massive hunger in the land. Apc/ Tinenu has brought hunger to Nigerians.

[@kingsleysmith4784]

Prof. Usman, you spoke well as usual. This is the effect of Buhari administration that preferred Herders to Farmers, now Nigeria can eat the cows. Farmers killed everywhere for the past nine years, what do you expect, and the APC government adding fuel with their recklessness and looting.

[@ChimeCaleb]

God we bless you sir know body we take your life in than name of Jesus Christ amen amen amen

[@UzunmaImo]

O Lord show Nigerians mercy!