It is so painful, just as it exposes the level of our rationality to international communities, that Nigerians_people from the so called "giant of Africa"_ understand criticism negatively as an instrument of demoralization, destruction, and sabotage to the integrity, prosperity, personality and the progress of individuals and , the worst, nations. Nigerians what kind of madness is this? Must we kill our sanity at the altar of freedom of speech? If we must expect good leadership from our leaders, we must, also, criticize constructively. For me, our madness is drawing a lot of international concerns and worries over "the why, reason and value" of our existence as a nation. Amidst the rising crescendo of political, and, as well, moral pandemonium created by Nnamdi Kanu_ A man who supposed to be fighting for freedom with integrity and sensibility_ on wether President Mohammed Buhari is the real him or Jubiril of Sudan, another embarrassing fallacious insane theory that Atiku Abubaka is from Cameron has been proposed by him. The most painful thing is that the army of idiots who claim to be his followers and some Nigerian political cowards have started peddling the assumption on different online media for consumption by illitrate Nigerian and hungry bloggers. While criticism is good for healthy of any government or, rather, individual, it Should be constructive anchored on ideologies of moving our nation forward. Please people should tell Nnamdi Kanu that, even though Nigeria has a worrisome mad rivals to any of it's government in existence, people like my colleague Njoku Chukudi who wrote this interesting and sensible irony can't be decieved to the extent of believing that the key contestants in 2019 presidential election are not from Nigeria. At this juncture, I am compelled, and I think other reasonable citizens should be, to question the geniuness of this coward freedom fighter called Nnamdi Kanu.