One of the heartbreaking experiences we face each day as young Nigerians is the issue of TRUST. Nobody believes our word because our fathers made mess of our future and scam-branded our identity. As a Nigerian, one of the psyche-aching battles i fight everyday is the fight for CREDIBILITY. So frustrating...

Have you noticed that the "Proudly Nigerian" slang is gradually dropping?

Having a flexible and consistent international business or social relationship as a Nigerian is more than passing the idea test or having a mere deft intelligence of the subject matter. Like it or not, they may 'take off' because of your identity. As a result, many young Nigerians go online, falsifying their identities so that they can be accepted in the global community. While some may not be able to falsify their image, they fight daily with their national "demon", the "demon" of acceptability and this has been our common nemesis.

To every young Nigerian out there. Share this message on your social media networks and ask your friends to share as well...let it go viral on the net today. Remove the default name and edit in yours. Someone has to speak out...

[quote][/quote]Disclaimer: "Dear Reader, my name is Tunde Uche Haruna. I am a Nigerian and i'm not a Fraudster"



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