With all due respect but with much pains and heartbreak I make this little presentation.

I have come to understand that Nairaland Forum as a community is a perfect example of Nigeria as a Nation. The way we all live and approach issues on Nairaland Forum is same way Nigeria as a Nation is living and approaching issues.

We've all lost our senses because of sentiments, party partisan, tribalism, religion (Christianity excluded because nobody can point out how Christianity has affected Nigeria wrongly because if Christians are to react like other religions, this country would have burnt) etc.

If I may ask, does the current situation of this location we dwell bother you at all?

The Government or politicians you support, are they there for you?

Why can't we approach issues with open minds, you're preaching unity but you dividing with your actions.

How many of you are living above global poverty standard?

If you're doing well and destruction comes on this location we all dwell, how well, will you be doing by then?

Yes, the government can continue to rule us but we must not be mentally enslaved.

Continue to promote your foolishness, but let me remind you, that if it gets better it's for us all, if it burns, only God knows those who will survive, if you survive, what about relations and friends.

The Government is united against us, yet we're divided against ourselves.

It's not about your region, religion, what you have etc, but it's all about this entity and about those seeking for immunity, a better and secured future for their children.

God help us all.

Ayomiposi001:
@op, thanks for your reasoning. I tell people, 'WE ARE HUMAN FIRST' before your religious affiliation, your tribe and whatever you choose to be. You are human first.

When you decide to do evil against someone just because they are not related to you by virtue of tribe or religion, what happened to the humanity in you?

When you decide to look the other way when evil is being perpetrated, just because the doer is your townsman or your whatever... What happened to that humanity in you?

I feel ashamed and sometimes I feel like weeping when I see comments on serious issues. If not for border closure I would have relocated my family to Ghana