Just my usual morning cuppa in Transcorp, and lo and behold, i saw a meeting hall for Nigerians in Diaspora Organisation, my first reaction was like, hey, NairaLand is here in full force, so, i finished my cuppa, refreshed and ready for a battle with the NIDs, i was loking forward to bashings and more bashings- but, to my surprise, these set of Diasporans were of a different breed, these ones are far far different from the ones daily on NairaLand- they are comported, likeable, optimistc, they have a message about the Nigeria of their dream, quite a far cry from the way the NairaLand NIDs carry themselves- they never see a doomed nation, they never see a failed nation, they had a a diffferent view entirely from the NairaLand folk - why cant these people join the NID organisation, me thinks it is going to be better.

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i was loking forward to bashings and more bashings- but, to my surprise, these set of Diasporans were of a different breed, these ones are far far different from the ones daily on NairaLand- they are comported, likeable, optimistc, they have a message about the Nigeria of their dream, quite a far cry from the way the NairaLand NIDs carry themselves

How many of them were there for the show off, for publicity and self-aggrandisement? Look at what they wear, look at their dressing and you will know if they look like freedom fighter or an activist. Look at their looks and see if they look like someone who wanted to die for their beliefs.

If I happened to one of them, I will tell our hosts that Nigeria does not belong to a sick president (Yaradua) who is making other Nigerians sick, therfore he should resign and give an able person the opportunity to move Nigeria forward, this is the consesus reached by majority of Nigerian in diaspora, the fact they did not say this means they (NIDO) represent themselves NOT Nigerian in Diaspora.