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seuntech (m)
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Can you work for your country without money and fame,
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Greatpeter (m)
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I will say yes but with conditions attached.
1. If our leaders are not currupt, I can't be working and another reaping to his pocket alone at the expence of others. 2. If they are mindful of the citizenry. 3. If they appreciate my kind gesture. 4. If they will respect me and give me a free hand to operate without fear or favour. 5. If they will allow me to have just a boss. 6. If they will respect the rule of law. 7. if they will consider the average citizen or low income earner. 8. If rural areas will be developed. 9. If they will welcome my suggestions.
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cushman (m)
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I don't think so...
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hot-angel (f)
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Oh hell no.
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queen2 (f)
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Is it possible? no i can't
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kazey (m)
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Yes. Its deep within me. Self , do you guys call it gratification or is it satisfaction? Anywayz you guys understood what I was trying to say. Yes I can.
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Greatpeter (m)
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So i am the only patrotic Nigerian even with my conditions 
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DE-KING (m)
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I would have said 'No' if my country is a single, inconsiderate, unjust and ruthless man but I say 'Yes', because there are helpless people I'm meant to affect, which is part of the reason why God created me as a citizen of this country.
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digitalove (m)
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I would,if God granted me the grace to make it to the seat of power.
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rufaai (m)
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Well, I may. But not when Nigeria is my country...
I am with you Greatpeter, I can't work hard while some useless; up there enjoys my sweat... Hey, I just can't... Never in Nigeria...
Maybe when Nigeria because better... which is impossible.
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jade (f)
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Grant me the sweetness of recognition from other people, sense of self-satisfaction, or money that allows us to sustain living in this materialistic and capitalism-main-streamed world.(depends on which part of the world you live in)
personally i cannot work for my country without money or fame.
I think you have to be highly motivated(sometimes "love" can be the substitute for that), to be able to work without money or fame for your country unconditionally. I am sure some people are capable of doing so, i think that such people inclined(or adopt themselves to be) extremists, with self-conscious issues in certain way. It would be a hard work. Just my opinion.
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da808cutie (f)
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how will you feed you family, clothe yourself, house yourself? does doing such come with benefits apart from the money itself? because if not them NO. body no be wood!!!
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salako
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If you love your country, then you should be happy, that you are privileged enough to work for it. If you want something extra in return, then, its just a job. In that case their is no real loyalty to the country, rather loyalty to whatever YOU can get from it for yourself. Ask not what your country can do for you; Ask what you can do for your country. 
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Soundmind (m)
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If i have other means of livelihood, i can but if i depend on my salary for my living, i cannot. To be able to do this, Nigeria need re-orientation and be assured of their future before this could be achieved.
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