[/b]WINTER IS COMING[b]

There are things the recent protest on xenophobic attack showed. However, the most important is the state of the nation.
The average Nigerian is angry, he's bottling it up but will definitely not hold on much longer. South Africans are not the only ones jealous of Nigerians, even Nigerians are jealous of themselves.
Can we look good, ride good cars in our country and go out without another Nigerian raising eyebrows? Can a young man do well in life without being automatically tagged a fraudster? Sadly, if he isn't doing too well, he is tagged a lazy youth.
Laziness is a term that should be used only when all provisions and platforms for self development and success have been made. Perhaps, the government made those provisions and hid them, time will tell.
Tribes are pointing fingers, one is claiming to have developed the other's lands. Some don't even care if the ones at the helms of government affairs are capable, as long as they are his kinsmen; thus, it is no longer a case of competence.
The average police man sees every young man as a fraudster. As such, the young man is scared to even have a nice car. The vigilante becomes the danger and now there's enmity between the vigilante and the citizens..
Politics in Nigeria is the biggest fraud in the world and our politicians are so good at balling with it.
The politicians sensed our ignorance and are feeding on it like termites would to a wood..
Everyone is angry at each other much to the happiness of the political class.
Every tribe is at fault, so there's no need to point accusing fingers. How glorious would it be if we can realise that other than fighting ourselves we need to unite and fight our common enemy.
Either we fight ourselves or face the common enemy, that is a choice we must surely make.
War if not revolution is looming. The nation is a Nuke waiting to explode.. This is Nigeria
and Winter is coming but who will be at the receiving end, the people or our common enemy?

By Tee