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Is This The Nigeria We Use To Know? by myvision(m): 3:06pm On Mar 03, 2016
Recently, I was reading a book on financial freedom and had to disagree with the writer’s opinion on hard work. Am not saying the writer’s view is totally wrong. But a country like ours Nigeria did not support her claim. More so, the government in Nigeria pretends as if everything is fine. They claim deaf ear to the cry of the poor and ignore the pains of our youths.

Nigeria is a country where there is no longer value for hard work; a county where wrong as suddenly become right. This is a country where thieves are honored with chieftaincy title and fools took pride in corruption. Nigeria is a country where the educated are slaves to the looters (politicians) and no dignity in labor. This is a country where a mother will give her daughter’s hand in marriage to a yahoo boy rather than a master holder in engineering. Nigeria is a country where people will celebrate thieves and looters after being release from prison with drums, music and dance – no sham e and no guilt!

This is not the Nigeria I use to know!!! This is not the country my forefathers gave their lives for; this is not the country our hero labored for – this is not the Nigeria we want!!!

The Nigeria I use to know as a growing child was a country with integrity. A country with high dignity in labor; a country where there is total respect for elders – you don’t dare argue with an elder. The Nigeria I use to know preferred wretchedness to stealing. Even the songs we listened to then are always with values and life. The Nigeria I knew had no single resect for people who squandered and embezzled public fund. Nigeria use to be a country where your neighbor can help you train your child without the fear of rape.
In fact, if you have any trace of questionable integrity; you will lose your friends in the community back in those days. You there not do shady deals!!!
Just wondering; if this is the same Nigeria?
Re: Is This The Nigeria We Use To Know? by ITbomb(m): 3:26pm On Mar 03, 2016
Welcome to Nigeria
Where a bread seller who luck shone on (out of thousands of bread sellers) is celebrated more than a graduate who got 5 point after years of hard work and determination.
Where a school beauty pageant winner is given a brand new car and expense free holiday while the winner of debate goes home with a laptop and a handshake

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Re: Is This The Nigeria We Use To Know? by myvision(m): 6:41pm On Mar 03, 2016
ITbomb:
Welcome to Nigeria
Where a bread seller who luck shone on (out of thousands of bread sellers) is celebrated more than a graduate who got 5 point after years of hard work and determination.
Where a school beauty pageant winner is given a brand new car and expense free holiday while the winner of debate goes home with a laptop and a handshake
Hmmm

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Re: Is This The Nigeria We Use To Know? by myvision(m): 1:18pm On Mar 12, 2016
Got me thinking...

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