kaffy4tope: Omg, I am speechless and embarassed. But, come to think of it, don't you think she's saying the truth?

Nevertheless, she shouldn't have washed Nigeria's dirty linen in the public like that.

Egba girl: Tbh, I could only beat to watch half of the video. A few things:

Nigeria is not the only country with those characteristics mentioned.

So all those things happen in Nigeria, and running away is the best option because you can't stand it? Cowardice? (I only say this because of your mindset)

You might want to start claiming another nationality since you feel this way or?

adextetoo: oga no blame dis girl ooo na true yarn she dey talk if u sef dey her condition u go no hw painful it is to be a nigerian

chukyrooy:

I know and believe that Nigeria is not the worst out there..but dismissing your country and claiming American is just a joke.

kaffy4tope: Omg, I am speechless and embarassed. But, come to think of it, don't you think she's saying the truth?

Nevertheless, she shouldn't have washed Nigeria's dirty linen in the public like that.

Egba girl:

But when she feels this way about Nigeria, she might as well claim another identity now or?

25omega: you folks are getting it wrong. she is not putting down Nigeria for the sake of putting the country down but she is trying to reach out to people who actually live in the situation she mentioned so that you can share the same outrage she is expressing. Once people become outraged instead of pointing fingers and shrugging then, change can begin. If The issues of the country is mentioned and you think that makes her unpatriotic then the problems in that country will never end.
The issues she mentioned are valid concerns and it should fuel the outrage of the people who are living in those conditions instead of making it seem like she is dumb for saying it

25omega: you folks are getting it wrong. she is not putting down Nigeria for the sake of putting the country down but she is trying to reach out to people who actually live in the situation she mentioned so that you can share the same outrage she is expressing. Once people become outraged instead of pointing fingers and shrugging then, change can begin. If The issues of the country is mentioned and you think that makes her unpatriotic then the problems in that country will never end.
The issues she mentioned are valid concerns and it should fuel the outrage of the people who are living in those conditions instead of making it seem like she is dumb for saying it

WaltherPPK: This stewpid girl should just sit her stinking arse wherever she is, Nigeria does not even need people like her. what is her motive for posting the video? since she made it clear she does not have any interest in Nigeria any longer. And all of you that are applauding her, yes we know the problems but in what way are you helping Nigeria? What I see is just a delude immature girl revelling in the euphoria that she is now imbibing the culture of a society she sees as Eldorado, if this not inferiority complex, i wonder what it is.

justwise:

Millions of miles away from inferiority complex, he said what millions of Nigerians have said and continue saying

If this video was done by a Nigerian pastor this thread will be full of praise singers and bible quoting. Truth is bitter they said

WaltherPPK:
The point is, if she has given up on Nigeria, there is no point complaining about the problems that have been there before she was born. I would rather applaud people doing something to change the situation, who are confronting bad governance, who are creating jobs in any little way. The girl with her infantile mannerism is not what Nigeria needs, changing her accent and bragging about the compliment she receives smack of inferiority complex, the likes of Ngozi Okonjo Iweala, were in the US before she was born and rose to the apex of international organisations without changing their accent why should that be a priority to any bright and secure individual.

WaltherPPK: This stewpid girl should just sit her stinking arse wherever she is, Nigeria does not even need people like her. what is her motive for posting the video? since she made it clear she does not have any interest in Nigeria any longer. And all of you that are applauding her, yes we know the problems but in what way are you helping Nigeria? What I see is just a delude immature girl revelling in the euphoria that she is now imbibing the culture of a society she sees as Eldorado, if this not inferiority complex, i wonder what it is.

25omega: you calling the girl stu-pid is not helping either. This is exactly what i was talking about where people will take someones outrage about valid issues and turn it around as if she is the problem. Irregardless of how immature she may have come off you still have to admit that the problems she mentioned are real.
I Also don't like the attitude of "she can stay where she is because we don't need her here" Dude she is where she is and you can't change that. I also hate the "what is she doing to change Nigeria" isn't posting a video that fuels some type of anger in you doing something? she is obviously a kid and if this is her way of helping then let it be. As a matter of fact more people should post more videos like that.
If posting videos like that become a trend maybe the Govt will pay attention. And who knows it might give rise to the people who would take the issue of turning the problems of our country around seriously instead of getting there and looting.

Fhemmmy:

So you think that is not a good thing? She post a video that gets people to wanna do something cos someone gave them an awakening call . . .I am not saying she has the best approach, but like all has agreed that she is speaking nothing but the fact.

Fhemmmy:

So you think that is not a good thing? She post a video that gets people to wanna do something cos someone gave them an awakening call . . .I am not saying she has the best approach, but like all has agreed that she is speaking nothing but the fact.

Egba girl:

She is definitely not trying to get people to do something. That's not her intention. I mean I guess really if doesn't matter what the intent is as long as something is done yea? However, this video seems more like a "I'm glad I left that place" and "I don't ever wanna go back" type of video.

Abeg na her wahala o jare. But honestly though, I'm curious to know when she left Nigeria. Lol.

Egba girl: Oh! And I disagree about her last words about the rallying and justice system. So because there is no justice system, people can't protest injustice and demand justice anymore? Huh How do you want them to demand justice among other things?

Fhemmmy:

You dont get what i am saying . . . her intention was not to do something, but she has indirectly made people to start talking and that could trigger the youth's anger and something could eventually happen out of that - That is what i am saying.

Egba girl:


Hmmm I dig what you are saying and I guess you are right. But me being a youth, I am not moved by this and this video is not going to make me do anything. (I don't speak for all the youths out there though so...) but I get what you saying though. It might make one or two people to get up and do something. Fair

Fhemmmy:

You could tell that she is clueless as to what the solution is but justice is surely needed

Egba girl:

Oh for sure. The justice system in Nigeria needs help badly but yea like you said I'm not sure she understands a lot of things (I don't claim to btw), which is another problem I have with this video - people who think the solution is as simple as abc and once X Y Z is done, then were set (a lot of my friends in the diaspora think like this) It doesn't work that way.

25omega: you calling the girl stu-pid is not helping either. This is exactly what i was talking about where people will take someones outrage about valid issues and turn it around as if she is the problem. Irregardless of how immature she may have come off you still have to admit that the problems she mentioned are real.
I Also don't like the attitude of "she can stay where she is because we don't need her here" Dude she is where she is and you can't change that. I also hate the "what is she doing to change Nigeria" isn't posting a video that fuels some type of anger in you doing something? she is obviously a kid and if this is her way of helping then let it be. As a matter of fact more people should post more videos like that.
If posting videos like that become a trend maybe the Govt will pay attention. And who knows it might give rise to the people who would take the issue of turning the problems of our country around seriously instead of getting there and looting.

Fhemmmy:

And what would you call raising more awareness about the problem?
Even though, i know she is trying to get into the communication or entertainment industry cos that would be the best way to get recognized, but i think she has said nothing but the truth and it hurts cos the truth is bitter