Still a kid at 50.

Nigerians please forgive my ignorance. I spend too much time with you on this forum with you guys making me laugh and making some of my difficult days a lot easier with your silly (no pun intended) ways. I also learn a lot from you guys. I felt it befitting that I come in here to wish you A happy 50th independence celebration, and may it last throughout the remainder of the year. May GOD continue to bless you.

Happy 50th Independence to all Nigerians. Although this is belated, its better late than never. I am sure everyone had a nice time. Our nation has come a long way. We have made mistakes and we can correct such mistakes. However we can never correct such mistakes by constant criticism. Your words are potent, very powerful because ye are Gods in embrayo. The more we critisize the worst the situation. The less the better. Try abusing a child olodo, ode, oloruburuku, omo ole. Of cause the child will display, & very seriously too, those qualities. Then you start crying. Olorun emagbami o! Was it Olorun who asked you to pour such insult on your child, and on a daily basis. What you sow you reap. Please let us change our attitude. Pray more for our Country and pray for our President & all helping to pilot the affairs of our great Nation. Prayer is the only solution; it never fails. Long Live The Federal Republic of Nigeria, Long Live Nairaland. NAJALYN