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“bring Back Our Corruption” by maestro2000(m): 4:57pm On Oct 19, 2016
THE biggest of Nigerian problems is not corruption, no, not even leadership and sawdust-brained leaders, mono-economy, lack of planning or religion fanaticism, not insurgency nor educational system that made job seekers out of every young person that passes through the educational system, no, our major problem in Nigeria is irresponsible, docile, unthinking, cheap money loving, selfish and complacent masses.



The first time I saw mass protest was 1983 in Akure, who were the ‘weres’ on the street protesting? The Poor masses! The masses were attacking anything government property and everything that has the resemblance of public ownership was destroyed and damaged. But the matter was settled in the court of law eventually, not on the Street, not by the masses.

The same trend runs through the blood of Nigerian students of higher institutions; why must we destroy government property because we are angry with a government policy? I have seen students in Europe protest, they never destroy properties on the campus but occupy the properties, Arabian students will rather march peacefully, the worst they will do is to burn America’s (the USA) flag, even the burning will not be done where it or in a way that it will have permanent effects on any property, landed or otherwise.

In Nigeria, the masses will vote for a man because he has the deepest pocket and biggest spender in an election not for the contents of his head. Sometimes, we vote because the candidate is “my person”. Awolowo gave Africa her first Television and Radio stations before Spain and Portugal could think of anything like Television and Radio Stations, yet the masses supported and allowed a person that did not know how to operate a television set rule them for almost five years.

It is the Nigerian masses that rig elections, cover up for looters, protest because of money given to them by someone who they may not know.

It is the Nigerian masses who do not complain because of principles but food, Nigerians masses will shout “no, we no go gree” because somebody else is saying that, Nigerian masses will talk about what they don’t know as if they know it and Nigerians will call white black, while the masses will call the victim of a crime the criminal and the offender a hero… just because of ‘peanut change’.

Sad enough, the difference between the educated masses (so called) and the illiterate poor masses is illusive and unreal. How can any right thinking individual say, just because he is hungry and because there is hunger in the land: “bring back our corruption” and some lawyers, doctors, bankers, engineers, planners, men of gods and sane people will chorus by crying “yessssssssssssss ooooooooo”?


We don’t know what we want in Nigeria, we the masses do not know what we want for Nigeria, that is our problem!


http://megasblog.com/2016/10/19/bring-back-our-corruption/
Re: “bring Back Our Corruption” by KVNGGO: 5:16pm On Oct 19, 2016
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Re: “bring Back Our Corruption” by payosehtor(m): 5:50pm On Oct 19, 2016
I think we Nigerians and Africans in general are victims of circumstances. all our corrupt tendencies and all you have mentioned above should be blamed or be traced to nature's " uneven distribution of wealth theory" that's my take
Re: “bring Back Our Corruption” by payosehtor(m): 6:12pm On Oct 19, 2016
I visited uni Ibadan in 1999. I looked at the structures that where constructed in the 40s by the whites in comparison with Nigerian constructed structures."there is something in a white man's head that is lacking in US " all these are as a result uneven distribution of wealth, May God help us
Re: “bring Back Our Corruption” by goaldynboy: 7:27pm On Oct 19, 2016
Zombie! What is your point? Has Dullard.inho sent you to blame we the poor masses after he has finished raping us recklessly?!!!
Re: “bring Back Our Corruption” by maestro2000(m): 8:53am On Oct 20, 2016
goaldynboy:
Zombie! What is your point? Has Dullard.inho sent you to blame we the poor masses after he has finished raping us recklessly?!!!

Lols you're confused mister, so he rapes you or you missed the right word to use, if you read the article properly and digest it, then you will see that the article actually pointed at what's wrong with you as well. It's still the same poor masses, we all voted the political office holders with our own fingers, some because of the little naira they got, some voted because they thought they are the savior.
Re: “bring Back Our Corruption” by amaechi1: 9:39am On Oct 20, 2016
goaldynboy:
Zombie! What is your point? Has Dullard.inho sent you to blame we the poor masses after he has finished raping us recklessly?!!!

One word for you, sorry.

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