I personally believe that they’re people who love nothing more
than to sit down on their blessed assurances and tear down the
image of our nation, and the minute you begin to speak up for
Nigeria, they automatically assume that you have been bribed by
some politician to do so.
How did our minds become so bastardised as a nation? What
happened to us? Why do we behave as if our country is the worst
country in the World? We should travel to Sudan and Zimbabwe
and Rwanda and Burundi and so many other countries, and then
compare them to Nigeria. Perhaps then we will begin to appreciate our country a bit more and begin to seek for ways to improve
our nation and the lot of our people. Thanks to social networking
sites like Facebook, so many unelected and un-appointed wannabe politicians use these platforms to spew out garbage about
Nigeria from morning till night.
They all know how to solve Nigeria’s problems and yet they
won’t even join a political party or start an NGO, or even visit a
motherless baby’s home and give out milk and pampers. All they
know how to do is insult public office holders who are not even
reading any of their stupid blogs or comments anyway.
I
am yet to meet a Nigerian in all my travels who doesn’t know
how to fix Nigeria. They all have the answers and yet most of
them can’t even keep their marriages together. You can’t even keep
your marriage together and yet you believe that you can keep the
North and South together. What a bunch of clowns! Keep talking,
after all that’s all you’re good for. The rest of us will keep working
to improve our nation by investing in the country through starting companies and creating jobs and praying for our leaders that
God will give them wisdom and strength to make the right decisions, and continuing to speak well of our nation whenever we’re
abroad.
Nigeria is a blessed nation and cursed be they who curse this
country of ours, and may their negative words return upon them
and their generations.
America has dropped more bombs than most people have had
hot dinners, and there is still a great divide economically between
the Blacks and the Whites and yet, I have never met an American
who wanted to be from another Country. They’re so patriotic, so
proud to be Americans despite all their shortcomings, and yet
Nigerians would rather spend their time on social networks rubbishing their country, and washing their dirty linens in public.
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Nigeria has a destiny and no mov
divide the country, we simply won
disagreements, then we should sit
discuss them, and if tensions have
no longer bring ourselves to the ta
involve the United Nations. Let th
skilled in the art of mediation and
our meetings, but under no circum
arms and begin to slaughter innoc