This is an understatement, the crux of the matter is that Nigeria as an entity can never ever work, period. The amalgamation and the creation of this evil state wasn’t in the interests of the indigenous peoples in any way shape or form. I don’t know why you people don’t want to say the truth, we know that it’s because of corruption and wickedness.
Truth is borrowed or not, our politics is a deeper reflection of our culture as Nigerians and Africans in general – deeply rooted in greed, hypocrisy and a lack of ideology. America or Britain did not cause this, we Nigerians need to be more introspective and think about what matters to future generations seeing that none of us will be here in 150 years time, but like I said in typical Nigerian stiff-neckness and short sightedness everyone is bothered about quick gains and throwing blames. It’s an absolute disgrace! If anything we should be grateful to the west for even giving us a foundation on which we can modernise government and policy.
Who do you think you are? People who can not run their home would come on the social media and play expert. You don’t have the capacity to tell Nigerian the system of government they should or shouldn’t adopt.
What about people going out to vote and the area boys (agbero) disrupt the process, who is to be blame for not voting? This is a myopic law, and can only happen within a country with leaders with no focus.
This is an understatement, the crux of the matter is that Nigeria as an entity can never ever work, period. The amalgamation and the creation of this evil state wasn’t in the interests of the indigenous peoples in any way shape or form. I don’t know why you people don’t want to say the truth, we know that it’s because of corruption and wickedness.
Truth is borrowed or not, our politics is a deeper reflection of our culture as Nigerians and Africans in general – deeply rooted in greed, hypocrisy and a lack of ideology. America or Britain did not cause this, we Nigerians need to be more introspective and think about what matters to future generations seeing that none of us will be here in 150 years time, but like I said in typical Nigerian stiff-neckness and short sightedness everyone is bothered about quick gains and throwing blames. It’s an absolute disgrace! If anything we should be grateful to the west for even giving us a foundation on which we can modernise government and policy.
This guy is always deceitful – shame
Who do you think you are? People who can not run their home would come on the social media and play expert. You don’t have the capacity to tell Nigerian the system of government they should or shouldn’t adopt.
Let my people go in peace, una sey NO! Let my people live in peace, una sey NO!
OK then, know this and know peace – as long as una refuse to give us peace, the spirits of our dead and ancestors shall make sure you know no peace.
What about people going out to vote and the area boys (agbero) disrupt the process, who is to be blame for not voting? This is a myopic law, and can only happen within a country with leaders with no focus.
Great minds think alike, echoing the voice of Peter Obi
Now that all systems can not work in Nigeria, what do we do?! REVOLUTION!!!
This man have a sound mind
But the present politicians who are benefitting from it will always defend it