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Aug 12, 2020 • 5 tweets • 3 min read • Read on X
RICHARD GBADEBO: DEATH IN A FACTORY

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Richard Gbadebo, a 300-level student of the Department of European Studies, Faculty of Arts, University of Ibadan (UI) died in July 2020 in Ibadan while working at a factory owned by Henkel Nigeria Ltd. Image
They are manufacturers of WAW detergent and bar soap. He was crushed to death by the machine he was said to be operating.
Why did he take up a holiday job?
How did he find himself operating the machine?
How come his colleagues at work did not notice what happened to him until they saw blood gushing out from another end of the machine?
Was he alone when he was dragged by the machine?
Are there CCTV cameras at the location?
He was 21.
What does his death represent?
In this discussion, Richard’s sister, Adesewa Gbadebo, questions the circumstances surrounding the untimely death of her brother.
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*Segun Adesokan of Better Agenda for Nigerian Youths (BANY)
*Moshood Adewale of Alliance for Surviving Covid-19 and Beyond (ASCAB)
State Affairs 8 August 2020
First broadcast on Splash 105.5 FM, Ibadan
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Sep 24, 2023
Millions of Dollars Waiting to be Made

From the 2021 report of Grand View Research, Inc.,the global coconut bye-product market size is expected to reach 95.64 billion dollars by 2025. If farmers, investors and government deepen coconut production and value chain, Nigeria stands

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to make about 20 billion Naira yearly through exports.
In 2019, Indonesia was the largest exporter of coconuts in the world, followed by Thailand and Vietnam. The three countries held about 23 per cent share of total exports, while Cote d’Ivoire, Malaysia, the Netherlands,
Mexico, Guyana and India, all together, made up 17 per cent of the total exports.

Despite the huge potential, total local production could only meet about 20 per cent of the national demand, making Nigeria a huge importer of coconut. In December 2021, the Director-General of the
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Oct 20, 2020
DO NOT RELENT

By championing the idea of Judicial Commissions of Enquiry to look into the atrocities of SARS, government plans to imprison the people. Government intend to trap the people, then unleash the chain, and lock the door, and throw away the key.
Do not fall for it.
The reform of the police is a function of the structural redefinition of the state. It cannot be resolved by a Commission of Enquiry or the National Assembly - SARS. The Assembly has been consumed by greed. It cannot do good.
The character of the police is a derivative of the values that guide the state. The actions of the police that birth the rising protest is an interpretation of the character of the state. The killer SARS is a representation of Buhari’s character.
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Oct 19, 2020
Bad governance is not defeated without daring those behind it.
Stand firm

#EndSARS Protest, Ibadan
From Trans-Wonderland, near University of Ibadan through Bodija to Oyo State Secretariat, Agodi.
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#RedemptionTime
Do not relent
A people of great courage build great countries

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Oct 16, 2020
#ENDSARS: A SENATE PRESIDENT IN DIRE NEED OF EDUCATION

From the reaction of the leadership of the Senate, the ongoing agitation for a new Nigeria loses its essence following the acceptance and implementation of the “demands” of End-SARS-Movement.
I arrived at this interpretation after reflecting on the Thursday 15 October 2020 call by the President of the Senate, Mohammed Lawal for protesters to stop the movement to redemption having gained the confidence of government to disband the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS).
Speaking in the senate, he argues:

“The government has responded, the Special Anti-Robbery Squad has been disbanded. All the five demands of the protesters have been accepted... I believe that when protesters’ demands are met, their goals should have been achieved. Therefore,
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Oct 16, 2020
NATIONAL REBIRTH

Members of the political leadership class in Nigeria are not selfish for pursuing their own good but because of their hatred of the common good. They are dead to the people because they live only for themselves.
This is the reason Nigerians must watch carefully the ongoing process to reform the police. Such a leadership cannot effect reforms in the general interest. They will engage in fireworks to show they are responsive.
They will come up with committees for reform, running from pillar to post to impress their angry people. Once tension is doused the situation gets worse. VIGILANCE!
To improve the character of this leadership requires courage and the conviction that a new order is possible.
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Sep 23, 2020
DID THE NORTH PLAN TO BREAK AWAY FROM NIGERIA?

Britain handed over the command of the Nigerian army to indigenous soldiers in 1965. The outgoing General Officer Commanding (GOC), Major General Welby Everald had preferred Brigadier Babafemi Ogundipe to succeed him,
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soldiers from the north who were not ready to take orders from a Head of State of southern extraction.
The executioners of the July coup are Murtala Mohammed, Theophilus Danjuma, Martin Adamu, Shittu Alao, Musa Usman and Joe Garba and others. After a successful coup they wanted
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