INTRODUCTION


Greetings everyone and welcome to my post.

The world has been automated in he sense that everything these days can be gotten with just a click. Pressing a button could destroy a country and pressing a button could also repair a country.
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Humans have passed through many stages throughout existence and this stage is another phase in the history of humans which have made us digitalized and powerful. Everything could be accomplished with just a phone, that's how far technology has gotten us.

Apps are one important aspect in the era of technological development as it helps make things very much easier, faster, as well as it entertains us and help us meet new people. Through apps, we could order things only while sitting on our couch, we could sponsor anything of our choice and we could work from home, just as how hive have made it easier for us.

Before I go into answering the first question of this contest, I am a person who loves charity. Irrespective of how bad I can be, I don't play with helping others in any way I can and that's why I am a nurse. Nurses are great, but "with great power comes great responsibility."


WHAT APP WILL YOU CREATE?


If I were to create an app, I will create an app which will be used for affiliating the importance of charity and in that app, there will be a space for charitable donations.
Yeah

WHY THAT PARTICULAR APP?


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I have been opportuned to live in the northern and eastern part of Nigeria my country and well, from the things I have seen so far, I wouldn't want the nation to continue like that. There was a day I was walking through the streets of Jabi in Abuja Nigeria, the homeless people I saw there made me motivated to become great in life. Not that I am dodging from being like them, but because I want to help being out some of those persons from the streets, and impact my values and views about charity in them, so that they can carry on with it and still bring other persons from the streets and still impact that same value to them and so on.
On this note, charity is hard these days because of distance, and some other factor. However, making use of the importance of technology, donations could reach even the deepest forest through this app and many people will be happy and lead a good life filled with joy. Charity could be in any form, but financial charity backed up with teaching a new skill, could take a person to the farthest extent there is.

WHAT GOOD WILL THE APP DO?

This app will go on its way to fund diverse charity organizations into moving and helping many unprivileged people out there.

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In my country, the rate of unemployment is as high as the sands of the beach, but with this app, both skills and financial charity could be rendered to many people out there, thus reducing the rate of corruption and joblessness, thereby increasing the rate of self employment and employment as a whole.
In conclusion, Charity could help uplift a nation, according to Darrman, "the kindness you out into the world, has a way of returning to you" and as such, putting a little kindness into this world, will help in its way to elevate the positivity in a persons heart, thereby reducing future negativities.
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We held a lively press briefing to fulfill our commitment of regularly engaging with fellow citizens through the media, to discuss matters affecting our nation in various aspects. During the briefing, we reviewed our progress since assuming government leadership, focusing on law and order, the economy, cost of living, healthcare, mining, the Constituency Development Fund (CDF), and agriculture, among other issues.

When we assumed government, our top priority was to ensure stability by addressing lawlessness in public places, intensifying the fight against corruption, and establishing the Economic and Financial Crimes Court. We also increased financial support to the judicial system. Recognizing that law and order is fundamental to our economic growth agenda, we have achieved significant improvements in this area.

Moving forward, we pursued our economic agenda by implementing measures to reduce inflation and stabilize interest and exchange rates. In collaboration with our international partners, we are making progress in the debt restructuring process.

We are aware of the hardships our citizens are facing due to the restoration of a collapsed economy. To alleviate these challenges, we have increased social cash transfers, implemented free education for all, introduced partial withdrawals from the National Pension Scheme Authority (NAPSA), reinstated meal allowances for students in public universities, and ensured equitable distribution of enhanced CDF funds to all constituencies in Zambia.

While we acknowledge the criticism from our colleagues in the opposition, we challenge them to provide alternative solutions to the tangible benefits we have delivered, such as eliminating lawlessness and violence, meal allowances for students, 100% allowances for our armed forces in peacekeeping missions abroad, NAPSA partial withdrawals, marketeer loans, social cash transfers, the increased CDF and the employment of over 41,000 Healthcare workers and Teachers respectively, among many other achievements.

We are committed to continuing our engagement with you, our citizens, through future media conferences.

Hakainde Hichilema,
President of the Republic of Zambia.

Utility corruption seems to go hand-in-hand with #SmartMeters. State public utility commissions are supposed to expose utilities for this and sometimes they actually do.

We held a lively press briefing to fulfill our commitment of regularly engaging with fellow citizens through the media, to discuss matters affecting our nation in various aspects. During the briefing, we reviewed our progress since assuming government leadership, focusing on law and order, the economy, cost of living, healthcare, mining, the Constituency Development Fund (CDF), and agriculture, among other issues.

When we assumed government, our top priority was to ensure stability by addressing lawlessness in public places, intensifying the fight against corruption, and establishing the Economic and Financial Crimes Court. We also increased financial support to the judicial system. Recognizing that law and order is fundamental to our economic growth agenda, we have achieved significant improvements in this area.

Moving forward, we pursued our economic agenda by implementing measures to reduce inflation and stabilize interest and exchange rates. In collaboration with our international partners, we are making progress in the debt restructuring process.

We are aware of the hardships our citizens are facing due to the restoration of a collapsed economy. To alleviate these challenges, we have increased social cash transfers, implemented free education for all, introduced partial withdrawals from the National Pension Scheme Authority (NAPSA), reinstated meal allowances for students in public universities, and ensured equitable distribution of enhanced CDF funds to all constituencies in Zambia.

While we acknowledge the criticism from our colleagues in the opposition, we challenge them to provide alternative solutions to the tangible benefits we have delivered, such as eliminating lawlessness and violence, meal allowances for students, 100% allowances for our armed forces in peacekeeping missions abroad, NAPSA partial withdrawals, marketeer loans, social cash transfers, the increased CDF and the employment of over 41,000 Healthcare workers and Teachers respectively, among many other achievements.

We are committed to continuing our engagement with you, our citizens, through future media conferences.

Hakainde Hichilema,
President of the Republic of Zambia.

We held a lively press briefing to fulfill our commitment of regularly engaging with fellow citizens through the media, to discuss matters affecting our nation in various aspects. During the briefing, we reviewed our progress since assuming government leadership, focusing on law and order, the economy, cost of living, healthcare, mining, the Constituency Development Fund (CDF), and agriculture, among other issues.

When we assumed government, our top priority was to ensure stability by addressing lawlessness in public places, intensifying the fight against corruption, and establishing the Economic and Financial Crimes Court. We also increased financial support to the judicial system. Recognizing that law and order is fundamental to our economic growth agenda, we have achieved significant improvements in this area.

Moving forward, we pursued our economic agenda by implementing measures to reduce inflation and stabilize interest and exchange rates. In collaboration with our international partners, we are making progress in the debt restructuring process.

We are aware of the hardships our citizens are facing due to the restoration of a collapsed economy. To alleviate these challenges, we have increased social cash transfers, implemented free education for all, introduced partial withdrawals from the National Pension Scheme Authority (NAPSA), reinstated meal allowances for students in public universities, and ensured equitable distribution of enhanced CDF funds to all constituencies in Zambia.

While we acknowledge the criticism from our colleagues in the opposition, we challenge them to provide alternative solutions to the tangible benefits we have delivered, such as eliminating lawlessness and violence, meal allowances for students, 100% allowances for our armed forces in peacekeeping missions abroad, NAPSA partial withdrawals, marketeer loans, social cash transfers, the increased CDF and the employment of over 41,000 Healthcare workers and Teachers respectively, among many other achievements.

We are committed to continuing our engagement with you, our citizens, through future media conferences.

Hakainde Hichilema, President of the Republic of Zambia.

Another large-scale corruption scandal has come out of Ukraine as the country's National Anti-Corruption Bureau and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office have announced significant action taken against the highest court in the land.

Reports of millions of dollars of international kick backs to our fearless leader and his family members. LOL, you can't make this stuff up!!! Elite Democrats never get prosecuted, you are fine Joe, no worries!!!
Corruption at it's finest!!!

The 70-year-old cricketer-turned-politician has been pursued in court filings by Pakistan's anti-corruption agency, but the dramatic move to actually detain Khan is a huge and unprecedented escalation.

This morning in London, we had a meeting with a delegation from Open Society led by Vice President, Salil Shetty. The Foundation focuses on promoting democracy and holding accountable public office bearers on the usage of public resources.

We thanked Open Society for the US$1million grant to boost our committed fight against past, present and future corruption.

We talked about the interconnection between democracy and debt in the Global South and role of non-state actors in petitioning the international community on structural changes that can address exposure of developing countries to unsustainable debt.

Mr Shetty hailed Zambia as an oasis of democracy, for our robust legal reforms in abolishing the death penalty and repealing the Criminal Defamation of the President law.

It is good to engage with partners like Open Society who work tirelessly in helping Zambia on our democracy journey, as a government that is striving to meet the needs of the people.

Hakainde Hichilema
President of the Republic of Zambia

Throw out the current leadership. Every. Single. One.

Throw out anyone touched by the One Ring of corruption given over freely by the Washington establishment to ensure that their hegemony is never challenged.

Make sure they never hold power or influence ever again.

It's high time we had real leaders again. Not boardroom snakes. Men who are willing to go out and march to war ahead of their troops, potentially being one of the first to die in the fray as a result.

We need Leonidas of Sparta, not Nero of Rome.

We as a species are under threat of succumbing to our own neurosis driven to insane levels by the outsized levels of comfort our modern lives made better by technology. We have convinced ourselves we are more civilized than our predecessors.

That couldn't be further from the truth.

Some want us to believe that words themselves are capable of violence because our species has become so deranged from having such a high quality of life that the prospect of having to stalk and kill another creature for sustenance in order to not starve to death is mostly reserved for TV and movie tropes at best.

We mastered agriculture and learned to bend both land and animal to our will, to maximize their respective output via science in order to meet the rising demands of our species sitting comfortably at the top of the food chain with no predators and no rivals anywhere in sight.

Where did it get us?

It placed before us the ungrateful masses who are getting fat off the toil of their ancestors and complaining about it because those aforementioned ancestors might have held views that we today would find abhorrent.

So let's destroy all vestiges to these great people whose feats and sacrifices made everything you see today possible. That's a great idea.

We are inundated by iconoclasts who play on the emotions of others in order to achieve their aims. And we love and revere these iconoclasts so much that we willingly place them in the highest seats of power to ensure that they're well-placed to destroy even common sense and decency if it behooves them to do so.

It's time to stop placing power and trust into weak people who have never struggled a day in their lives.

It's time to stop entrusting our futures to those who have fattened themselves in their ivory towers on the toil of their constituents and sold their futures for immediate prosperity and influence.

And, most importantly, it's time to stop allowing geriatric people who won't be around to reap the consequences of the seeds of discord that they sow today because they'll have long since expired from the disease of old age by the time the fruits of destruction they are cultivating today are ripe and ready for the picking.

We need upper age limits for all elected office now.

We need term limits that don't exceed 8 years in office in any capacity now.

We need the lives of our elected officials to be so transparent we get to examine the quality of their stool in the toilet every time they take a shit if that's what it takes to root out corruption - NOW!

From the ashes of the establishment, we can rebuild a system in the image of that one that was intended by the forefathers of our country.

From the ashes of the establishment, this nation can be reborn.

Don't fear the flames of retribution or the immediate pain that comes with breaking your addiction to comfort.

No endeavor is more worth your toil and sacrifice than ensuring a future for your descendants that doesn't involve being under the totalitarian boot of a control structure threatening to ensure that your children are born inside the matrix, never to come out.

When you're asked in the afterlife what you did to stop the descent of humanity into madness, make sure your answer isn't "Nothing".

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/04/washington-post-lies-in-fact-check-says-george-soros-doesnt-support-corrupt-da-bragg-gets-fact-checked/ #soros #corruption #hivelist #somee #sme #waivio #pob

The relentless pursuit of Trump versus the complete disinterest in Hunter Biden shows just how corrupt the legal system is in America. THIRD WORLD CORRUPTION