Most often times, we have said a lot of evil things and given evil report about Nigeria to people outside the shores of this country. We often complain of things not going to well for us but we have forgetting this life is turn by turn.everyone cannot make it the same time.no matter how bad it is don't give up on your fatherland.Good things can and will continue to come out of Nigeria.its just for you to be at the right place at the right time and I belive you would succeed...it is well with Nigeria...

Amen oooo but I gave up on Nigeria during my 1st ASUU strike as a student.....chai! That strike enter my blood

Its not about the strike but abt the whole essence of d strike...hope Nigeria gets better before I'm 50.

damoskiy: Its not about the strike but abt the whole essence of d strike...hope Nigeria gets better before I'm 50.

Before u are 50?
Sorry to ask, hw old r u?

Vivy Gift:

Before u are 50?
Sorry to ask, hw old r u?

am in my mid twenties...

damoskiy: Most often times, we have said a lot of evil things and given evil report about Nigeria to people outside the shores of this country. We often complain of things not going to well for us but we have forgetting this life is turn by turn.everyone cannot make it the same time.no matter how bad it is don't give up on your fatherland.Good things can and will continue to come out of Nigeria.its just for you to be at the right place at the right time and I belive you would succeed...it is well with Nigeria...

If intelligent people like B.O listened to epistles like this he may well have ended up as one anonymous civil servant toiling in obscurity somewhere in his "fatherland" Kenya. No-- he chose a country that is meritocratic and "rewards" hardwork over one that enthrones mediocrity as most African countries do today. He became president . Dude, life is too short to wax sentimental about a society that is impervious to change such as ours.

Horayce:
If intelligent people like B.O listened to epistles like this he may well have ended up as one anonymous civil servant toiling in obscurity somewhere in his "fatherland" Kenya. No-- he chose a country that is meritocratic and "rewards" hardwork over one that enthrones mediocrity as most African countries do today. He became president . Dude, life is too short to wax sentimental about a society that is impervious to change such as ours.

Life is too short to spend the privelege part you got miserably, hopelessly waiting for a change that will never come like you rightly submitted. I am perplexed why Africans not only Nigeria insist on remaining a third world country even when we have more than what it takes to live a better life... I cry sometimes in my quiet moment.

It pains me to see someone who is already settled here in Nigeria has a job in a university as a lecturer,has a duplex funished to taste,has a car and still want to leave this country to go and stay in a one room apartment abroad...I know it will be well one day...