The Voice Of The People

In today’s society, many are drawn to the idea of fast money and luxury lifestyles, even if it means engaging in fraud. Some people see fraudsters living large—driving flashy cars, wearing expensive clothes, and showcasing wealth on social media. But behind that glittering image lies a dark truth. This article reveals both the temporary advantages and the devastating disadvantages of being a fraudster. ✅ TEMPORARY ADVANTAGES OF A FRAUDSTER Let’s be honest: fraudsters sometimes appear to enjoy certain benefits. These may look attractive on the surface, but they do not last. 1. Quick Money Fraudsters can make large amounts of money in a short time without hard labor. 2. Luxurious Lifestyle They may afford cars, houses, and vacations that most people only dream of. 3. False Influence and Popularity Fraudsters sometimes gain fans and followers, fooling people into believing they are successful. 4. Manipulation Power They can deceive and control others to get what they want—emotionally or f...

INTRODUCTION They call it Nigeria. But in truth, there are two Nigerias. One is for the cities — full of lights, cameras, and promises. The other is for the forgotten — where children are born and buried without record, where leaders only visit with campaign songs, and where development is nothing but a rumour. Ette, my hometown, belongs to this second Nigeria. THE REALITY OF ETTE AND PLACES LIKE IT We are not asking for skyscrapers. We are not asking for flyovers. We are asking for the basics of life: Clean water Good roads Primary healthcare Electricity Security Access to education But what do we get? Collapsed roads that cut us off from the world Power poles that haven’t seen light in years Health centers without drugs or doctors Youth with no jobs, no hope, and no help Old people who die in silence, unacknowledged Yet, when elections come, politicians suddenly remember us. They come in convoys, make fake promises, and disappear again — until the next round of lies. WHY ...