Nigerian Wailers tagged me to their Post & asked:

"Same country
Different circumstances

Who do we blame?"

I replied:

I blame the oppressed masses who refuse to unite and overthrown their wicked, evil and heartless oppressors. The oppressed Nigerian masses are busy killing themselves and burning their children alive while their wicked oppressors are united. This is the message of Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky.

From the Photo on the left are children of the poor while on the right are children of President Buhari. There are more than 10 million out-of-school children in Nigeria and more than 90% of them from Northern Nigeria but the extremely wicked and corrupt oligarchy of Northern Nigeria send their children to UK for schooling including Buhari. Some of these same oppressed masses of Northern Nigeria will die for these wicked and evil oppressors.

The Nigerian political elites are united in looting our treasury and resources. They don't even invest the looted funds in Nigeria. They send them to the West and the greedy Western imperialism is very happy about this. Sadly, the oppressed masses refused to unite. The oppressors exploit our fault lines of tribe, religion and region to facilitate their oppression.

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Me!

Hmmm, noted

True talk . If you have a movement , I will join

Op, please note that PMB did not create the gulf between the rich and poor, that is a global issue. Renowned economists will tell you that only 20% of the world's population holds 80% of the world's wealth Nigeria not in isolation. The extreme poverty being witnessed in Nigeria today is as a result of the wickedness, impunity, selfishness, greed of our political and business leaders over the years.
Take an example of a business owner in Nigeria who owns properties and thriving businesses all over Nigeria but still refuses to pay staff salaries, even when paid it's only enough to buy peanuts. Let us call a spade a spade.

Blame piggies who would not allow PMB to easily wipe out hunger in igbo land










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BTW op why did you put PMB's family picture on your post?

The blame is on Buhari, simple

Buhari and APC are to be blamed.

World Bank, IMF, FAO and European Union all agreed that PDP up till Jonathan reduced poverty while they affirm that Buhari has made Nigeria the poverty capital of the world.

Use google if you are in doubt.

Bring Us Hardship Apartheid Recession Insecurity

To Be candid virtually all our political elites are wicked,imagine d juicy fg agencies:cbn,pencom,ptad,firs,nnpc,dpr,pppra,neximbank,sec,ncc,railway scholarship,customs are mostly received for their children but if its npower of 2years scheme it takes them like year to employ likewise federal ministrys whose pay is poor

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agntA_yqGzQ

Poverty And Corruption In Nigeria

It's too convenient to try to shift the blame onto mysterious, faraway "elites", while leaving unscrutinised those they depend on for their power. The ones truly to blame are the Nigerian masses, who either elected those elites you blame out of tribalism and religious prejudice, allowed their votes to be bought by said crooked elites for a few cans of rice, or sat idly by as greedy elites in khaki threw out other greedy elites in babariga.

If ordinary Nigerians weren't so easily swayed by empty promises made by cynical manipulators of tribe and religion, and paid more attention to what politicians were saying and doing instead of where they came from, the country wouldn't be the sh*thole it is today. You would think 58 years of failure would have taught the average Nigerian this much by now, yet here we are today with at least 25% of the country still defending a thieving buffoon like GEJ out of "awa pikin" sentiment, while another 25% insists that a sickly, tribalistic economic illiterate like Buhari is the messiah, despite the wreck he has clearly made of the economy. As for who will challenge Buhari, everybody simply takes it as a given that the PDP must select a northerner for the job, even if the best qualified candidates were to be found in the south, out of the cynical (and probably accurate) expectation that most northerners are still more obsessed with it still being "their" turn in power, even as their stomachs are growling the worst with hunger. Nigerians are the equivalent of a senile old man who sh*ts in the bed and then starts complaining loudly about the smell.

Hausa-Fulani internal colonialism

Blame greediness which lead to corruption.

And that is the characteristics of the jobless aggressive lazy idiotic pigs of Biafra terrorist.

gasparpisciotta:
Op, please note that PMB did not create the gulf between the rich and poor, that is a global issue. Renowned economists will tell you that only 20% of the world's population holds 80% of the world's wealth Nigeria not in isolation. The extreme poverty being witnessed in Nigeria today is as a result of the wickedness, impunity, selfishness, greed of our political and business leaders over the years.
Take an example of a business owner in Nigeria who owns properties and thriving businesses all over Nigeria but still refuses to pay staff salaries, even when paid it's only enough to buy peanuts. Let us call a spade a spade.

And the people foolishly keep working instead of quitting.who mumu ?

otuekong1:
To Be candid virtually all our political elites are wicked,imagine d juicy fg agencies:cbn,pencom,ptad,firs,nnpc,dpr,pppra,neximbank,sec,ncc,railway scholarship,customs are mostly received for their children but if its npower of 2years scheme it takes them like year to employ likewise federal ministrys whose pay is poor

And yet you keep voting them

StillX10:
The blame is on Buhari, simple

they were in schools before, buhari drove them out of schools.

omohayek:
It's too convenient to try to shift the blame onto mysterious, faraway "elites", while leaving unscrutinised those they depend on for their power. The ones truly to blame are the Nigerian masses, who either elected those elites you blame out of tribalism and religious prejudice, allowed their votes to be bought by said crooked elites for a few cans of rice, or sat idly by as greedy elites in khaki threw out other greedy elites in babariga.

If ordinary Nigerians weren't so easily swayed by empty promises made by cynical manipulators of tribe and religion, and paid more attention to what politicians were saying and doing instead of where they came from, the country wouldn't be the sh*thole it is today. You would think 58 years of failure would have taught the average Nigerian this much by now, yet here we are today with at least 25% of the country still defending a thieving buffoon like GEJ out of "awa pikin" sentiment, while another 25% insists that a sickly, tribalistic economic illiterate like Buhari is the messiah, despite the wreck he has clearly made of the economy. As for who will challenge Buhari, everybody simply takes it as a given that the PDP must select a northerner for the job, even if the best qualified candidates were to be found in the south, out of the cynical (and probably accurate) expectation that most northerners are still more obsessed with it still being "their" turn in power, even as their stomachs are growling the worst with hunger. Nigerians are the equivalent of a senile old man who sh*ts in the bed and then starts complaining loudly about the smell.

If the Southerners were truly competent then they would win.ask abiola

otherwise Hausa man will win every time due to british population scam

omohayek:
It's too convenient to try to shift the blame onto mysterious, faraway "elites", while leaving unscrutinised those they depend on for their power. The ones truly to blame are the Nigerian masses, who either elected those elites you blame out of tribalism and religious prejudice, allowed their votes to be bought by said crooked elites for a few cans of rice, or sat idly by as greedy elites in khaki threw out other greedy elites in babariga.

If ordinary Nigerians weren't so easily swayed by empty promises made by cynical manipulators of tribe and religion, and paid more attention to what politicians were saying and doing instead of where they came from, the country wouldn't be the sh*thole it is today. You would think 58 years of failure would have taught the average Nigerian this much by now, yet here we are today with at least 25% of the country still defending a thieving buffoon like GEJ out of "awa pikin" sentiment, while another 25% insists that a sickly, tribalistic economic illiterate like Buhari is the messiah, despite the wreck he has clearly made of the economy. As for who will challenge Buhari, everybody simply takes it as a given that the PDP must select a northerner for the job, even if the best qualified candidates were to be found in the south, out of the cynical (and probably accurate) expectation that most northerners are still more obsessed with it still being "their" turn in power, even as their stomachs are growling the worst with hunger. Nigerians are the equivalent of a senile old man who sh*ts in the bed and then starts complaining loudly about the smell.

but can we blame him for being senile