#Lalastical

This cynical advert below, should not be allowed to pass without comment. It has been in circulation on social media in the last 24 hours or so. It speaks to the depth of the cynicism, innovativeness, creativity and the desperation of an emergent and predominant generation of Nigerians.
At face value, it tells us that Nigerians see a business opportunity in everything and anything.

But the flip side is that classical tragedy means nothing to them, they will impose the comedic and the burlesque on it and conflate the semiotics of the forms in so doing. The Nigerian majority is particularly hard of hearing and any society where anything at all is interpreted not in normative but profit terms is in trouble.

This guy is obviously unconcerned by the tragedy of a Nigerian Presidency that is allegedly, sorrowfully humiliated by rodents - for him it is a profit opportunity.

This is the real Nigeria if we may so admit. Soon, other business owners would exploit this attention-grabbing marketing line, and thus further ridicule us as a collection of people without values and a much-needed generosity of common sense..."They chased the President, don't let them chase you!". Question: A nation of rats?

https://web.facebook.com/pg/ReubenAbati/posts/?ref=page_internal

He should go and sit down, we Nigerians can't kill ourselves on top useless govt, life is too short. He needs deliverance

Ntseew

Reubens Abati: The chameleon that changes at will!

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His grammar is too much

Abati is a frustrated soul. It's very obvious through his penchant for always wanting to make issue out of nothing.

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On the advert, it shows ingenuity of Nigerians. Some Nigerians are uniquely innovative.

Imagine this ad! Just imagine.

I wonder what he's trying to convery with his message

DRY!