dazzlingd:


And u are a Nigerian!

Shame on you


All yee people that call your countries useless names, u aren't doing yourself any good.
Serious minded people don't go about bullshiting their nations pride.
You think u have seen hell, well leave the hell of a country and your misery has only begun when foreigners call u a black shithole from a shithole country.... una never know anything. Na psychology trauma go kill una papa

Whatever u think u want to achieve abroad; school, business, etc you still need your country's pride.

I have said enough

Trash

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Is there any pride still left in Nigeria?

Thank God many politicians and important figures have accepted and said there are cracks in the country.

I am not proud of my country, common to get loan from Bank of Industry to start my business after watching some stupids guys on Channels praising Bank Of INdustry for helping them to grow, i took the necessary procedures, got the number called and called no answrr, sent a message till no reply till today.
They couldnt even pick and tell its not possible.

It was from overseas i got substantial funds to set up my business, you are here telling us pride.....i follow that guy to say i am not proud to be a Nigeria.









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And u are a Nigerian!

Shame on you


All yee people that call your countries useless names, u aren't doing yourself any good.
Serious minded people don't go about bullshiting their nations pride.
You think u have seen hell, well leave the hell of a country and your misery has only begun when foreigners call u a black shithole from a shithole country.... una never know anything. Na psychology trauma go kill una papa

Whatever u think u want to achieve abroad; school, business, etc you still need your country's pride.

I have said enough[/quote]

dazzlingd:


Yes I have forgotten....

I pray your reasoning comes back soonest
#peace

They say i fool at 40 is a fool for ever. How about a fool @60 what will you say to that one

Rawhumper:
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Is there any pride still left in Nigeria?

Thank God many politicians and important figures have accepted and said there are cracks in the country.

I am not proud of my country, common to get loan from Bank of Industry to start my business after watching some stupids guys on Channels praising Bank Of INdustry for helping them to grow, i took the necessary procedures, got the number called and called no answrr, sent a message till no reply till today.
They couldnt even pick and tell its not possible.

It was from overseas i got substantial funds to set up my business, you are here telling us pride.....i follow that guy to say i am not proud to be a Nigeria.









quote author=dazzlingd post=94490668]

And u are a Nigerian!

Shame on you


All yee people that call your countries useless names, u aren't doing yourself any good.
Serious minded people don't go about bullshiting their nations pride.
You think u have seen hell, well leave the hell of a country and your misery has only begun when foreigners call u a black shithole from a shithole country.... una never know anything. Na psychology trauma go kill una papa

Whatever u think u want to achieve abroad; school, business, etc you still need your country's pride.

I have said enough

Abeg abeg, na comment I make I no kill person, all yee shithole citizens

Nice writeup tho
I gave up on Nigeria and Some Nigerians long ago..

If say this so call Lord Lugard no fight for naija independence I for be british citizen by now....

Bad leadass.

a failed nation 60 years of stagnancy

Cti28:

Please mention one tangible thing we should celebrate as a nation

Of course, he
will tell you Pa Buhari is celebrating his achievement in his tribes men fulfilling his desires to sluaghtering none Fulani/Nigerians. Or are we saying pa Buhari and the fulani Cabals are happy that the Boko Haram are also on his side?

very nice narrative ,shows exactly how the condition of the country is ...

Exactly, only in Nigeria, they want to force people together because of petroleum, while they steal everything and people who owns the oil, are useless

timstone:
which way Nigerians,

which way to go,

I don't love my father's land,

We must devide!!!.

kwarafshan is in ze oza room raping nigeria

Cassandrax:
A few days after Independence of
October 1, 1960, Ahmadu Bello with his deputy as Prime Minister, issued the call to
order of Jihad (Parrot newspaper of October 12 1960) which his
descendants are still executing till date. The broader sense of this Jihad is the urge to enslaving the country... They have achieved it in southern Kaduna, Hausa enclaves, Kwara state, Middle belt state except Benue (bc the tiv tribe has always fought back to resist modern day slavery)

This is not a hate speech, its the history Nigeria hides from you.

From SW to SS to MB to East and minority North, including the hausas, there is nothing dependent in our existence within Nigeria, we might be free from the white man, but not from the fulani man.

Are you that weak minded to allocate such powers to another ethnic group? Wallowing all the time . . . quite pathetic!

He won't make heaven

Karlovich:
60 years of backwardness, may thunder continue to strike Lord Lugard's remains

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In as much i criticize the leadership of the country when i see good of the vountry i also commend it.

You wrong bro, my dad was a graduate of Univeristy Ibadan then under the Univeristy of London in 1950, he studied Classics.

He used to talk about how the British used to pay their school fees cos he was under scholarship and he also receieved salary every month from thr British Govt for been a scholar even his father was given 2pounds every month because his son was under scholarship and a student of Ibadan.

My dad was one of the richest in his State as a result of money he earned as a graduate, he had 750pounds to give to his younger to travell out in 1971 to study.

He used to talk about how they had three different course meals (coffe,tea,etc) you choose.

Even lunch was served in different meals.

He also say we are in hell fire compared to Nigeria before Independence. He even said that nit even Gov's son could eat what they were fed with as students of Ibadan.

So tell me why we should still be under this chains, we can break it if we all rise and put up strong and stiff resistance like Bokom Haram and Niger Delta guys but we focus on GOVT institutions and corrupt workers thats the only voice Nigerian Govt can hear and understand.

Talking about patriotsm and pride is just a scam these politicians are using to deceive the populace.


Happy Dependence Day!!!












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Nigeria as a woman never wore a clothe from onset, so, saying Nigeria is a beautiful woman that was stripped naked back home is an aberration.


#AFoolAt60[/quote]

Please how many of the indigenous peoples were there to witness and agree when this white British were amalgamating us together as a family of Nigeria. Because as far as i can tell this shithole they amalgamated is a total mess and in absolute shambles. The British may pay for this one day.

Bloody 60 years

dazzlingd:


Who is the stupid one, after assuming my gender, you sound very confused....are u okay, are u suffering any mental issue, u need to speak to someone please.
All of us at dazzlingd care about your mental health

ALL OF US AT what?

Wow what a wretched mindset

Now I understand... Just looked at your Facebook and felt pure unadulterated pity for you.

Look at that hungry bunch of fraggles you call a family

You are the real poverty ambassador.. no wonder you are so frustrated

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Nigeria was raped at birth

Odiri was born on the 1st of October 1960. She grew up in the United Kingdom with her parents, who passed away in a fatal road accident when she was 5. She had to grow up with her aunty in Coventry. Her aunt was married to a white man. She grew up with so much passion, and interest in African history. She focused so much on Nigeria, and when she was 28, she decided to move back to the most populous nation in Africa to trace her roots.

Odiri, an epitome of true African beauty and brains, was already doing well for herself. She was a medical doctor in London, and her brainy nature earned her a high post at a reputable hospital with a short period.

She was able to establish contact with one of her uncles in Nigeria. She planned to relocate to the country permanently and contribute her quota to the development of the health sector. Her uncle talked her into establishing a hospital in her home-town in the southern part of Nigeria. She kept on wiring funds to him to secure land, erect a building and acquire certain medical supplies and equipment. She invested her entire life-savings into this project, which was expected to benefit her, as well as the general public. She soon packed her belongings and sold others off and flew to Nigeria.

She arrived in Nigeria from the UK so late in the night. Her uncle faltered in his plan to come to receive her at the airport. Odiri didn't mind. She got a cab and wanted to check into a nearby hotel. The cab driver realized she was a novice. Her British accent gave her away. He convinced her about taking her to a beautiful, safe and affordable hotel. She agreed, and they embarked on the short trip. The cab driver had ulterior motives. He contacted a gang of armed robbers. They waylaid them along the road and led them into an uncompleted building in a remote area. Odiri was shocked. All her monies, mobile phones, laptop, clothes and documents were all taken from her. The gang of robbers numbering 5, including the cab driver took turns to rape her. Odiri was a virgin, and she lost her virginity painfully on that fateful day. She felt she was dreaming, but she wasn't. It was a reality that was playing out. The robbers soon left her almost unclad with her torn clothes. She managed to gather strength and tried contacting her uncle as she knew his phone number off hand. She spoke to a stranger who volunteered to allow her to use his phone. Her uncle's number was unreachable. He purposely did that to avoid her.

He was scamming her all along with the hospital project. He diverted the funds into his private use while he tendered fake pictures, videos and documents to convince her that the project was ongoing and close to completion. Odiri wandered around the street close to being naked. Many felt she was mentally unstable, and they tried avoiding her.

She was helpless and unable to think straight. The night was getting darker, and she had no place to sleep. A police van on patrol stopped her. She felt a sense of hope and succour on citing the security operatives, but she never suspected they were about to compound her woes. She narrated her story to the police officers. They nodded in disbelief. Unfortunately for her, she was found around a flashpoint where some prostitutes used to hang around while waiting for prospective customers. She was told she was under arrest. They ignored the bruises on her body and demanded a bribe in exchange for her freedom. She had nothing to give. They handcuffed her and took her to their station to be locked up. Odiri cried her eyes out, and all her pleas of being innocent fell on deaf ears. She had lost everything, and there was no hope. Her dream of being a shining light in Africa was gone. Her uncle was already basking in euphoria of unexpected success. He went to the church to give thanks to 'God' for blessing him. He delivered a cooked up testimony, and the large congregation tapped into it. They wanted the same. But it wasn't God who blessed him, the devil did. The reason why he was living large was the exact reason why Odiri was behind bars for days, living on stale bread and water in a dirty and stuff cell.

The police weren't ready to release her except she parted with some money as bail. They denied her all efforts to communicate with the United Kingdom embassy in Nigeria for any necessary support. Odiri lost her love for Nigeria and Africa as a whole. Her sense of family was gone. Her hopes were dead. Odiri soon suffered a mental breakdown and became a patient at the psychiatric hospital, which was severely underfunded by the government. This aggravated her condition and left an indelible mark on her body. Till date, she still struggles to recover from the trauma of falling from grass to grace.

This is just a parable. Odiri doesn't exist. Odiri signifies Nigeria. Odiri exemplifies the poor masses. Her uncle represents the political class who have eaten away the future and destinies of over 200 million Nigerians. The reason why they are living in affluence today is the same reason why over 90 million Nigerians live in abject poverty. The police officers represent that failed institutions managed by unscrupulous people who have failed to respect the codes of conduct guiding their respective offices. They live for their selfish interests, and they bend the rules to suit their nefarious purposes. The cab drivers and the armed robbers are by-products of a failed society. They represent the cankerworms eating up the security architecture of Nigeria. The society made them. They represent the bandits, Boko Haram, kidnappers, hoodlums and other outlaws making lives uncomfortable for innocent people in Nigeria.

Fortunately, Odiri hasn't died; her uncle hasn't been brought to book. She managed to survive the trauma, but her life has lost direction. She developed other underlying ailments during her travails, and she has been living with them. Time has passed; she is 60 today. Her dreams and life aspirations have failed to materialize. There is virtually nothing to celebrate.

Welcome to Nigeria. A blessed country that is well-populated with high quality human and material resources, but only working for a few ruling elites. The self-acclaimed giant of Africa where lions are led by goats.

Nigeria clocks 60 with an aged leader superintending over a sick economy, and depressed people, whose woes have been compounded by massive inflation and the coronavirus pandemic. Over a decade ago, the dream of most Nigerians was to become doctors, lawyers, nurses, engineers, fulfilled entrepreneurs and others. But today, everything has turned upside down. The biggest dream of most young people is to leave the country and acquire dual citizenship for their unborn children. This move is a sure escape route from the scourge of poverty. There is nothing to celebrate today. We can only thank providence for the gift of life. Our succour might be in heaven at the end of the day.

Odiri, who was full of life and had a bright future, was forever stripped naked in a public place and hasn't recovered

Permission to share this beautiful write-up.

Thanks.

akaahs:

U forget, "it's makes no sense for fuel to be cheaper than Saudi Arabia"
Buhari

Exactly, let me fix that

Nigeria, a fool @60

Nice script. This is actually the country we are living in. Its so sad. We are doom

Cti28:

Please mention one tangible thing we should celebrate as a nation

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uche87:


By Osayimwen Osahon George

Source: http://www.villagetowncrier.com/2020/10/nigeria60-beautiful-woman-that-was.html

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More grace man!
Permission to share pls!!]

I can beat my chest from your last statement you are not a Nigerian.

If you dont have any tangible and sensible thing to say, you can Shove that flea infested tongue into your gullible decaying mouth bro.

Or better still,cut it off,cos you have lost control by trying to live in self delusion.

dazzlingd:


Abeg abeg, na comment I make I no kill person, all yee shithole citizens

dazzlingd:


And u are a Nigerian!

Shame on you


All yee people that call your countries useless names, u aren't doing yourself any good.
Serious minded people don't go about bullshiting their nations pride.
You think u have seen hell, well leave the hell of a country and your misery has only begun when foreigners call u a black shithole from a shithole country.... una never know anything. Na psychology trauma go kill una papa

Whatever u think u want to achieve abroad; school, business, etc you still need your country's pride.

I have said enough

It's either you are drunk or you are born without sense.

Nice one...

this is so lovely. it really made me emotional

60years of corruption, bad leadership, recurring failed premises, tribalism, bigotry, nepotism, backwardness, inequality, failed democracy. Are these "Happy" terms NO!... there's no happy independence. the Nigerian flag that symbolizes all she stands for is weeping, the land is bleeding.