The more you try to refrain from talking about Nigeria and all its jagajaganess the more you find yourself engolfed even deeper in it. It is not our fault that we find ourselves talking about our dear country in a negative way when American citizens are so proud of theirs and constantly say with all sense of pride "God bless America"

Do we blame God for our woes? Hell no! Someone once made a joke about God during the creation of Nigeria. I heard that after God had created all nations someone took offence and asked God why he blessed Nigeria so much and God said to the person, you wait and see the kind of people that will live in that country.

This joke buttresses the state we find ourselves in Africas most populous black nation. A nation blessed beyond measure. Great people with abundant human and natural resources yet Ghana is better than us. It is hard to say but we just must say it, at least for the sake of posterity.

We must continue to day it because our yet unborn generation will also have to read our contributions to nation building. It is now left to them to discover that all our clarion call for better governance in our nation all fell on deaf ears at least maybe that will help exhanourate us.

The fact remains that our incoming generations will ask questions, what we did with our abundant mineral resources. They will also enquire why we have not moved to a second world nation. They will ask about how electricity is perpetually fluctuating. They will want to know why our educational system is as bad as it is. They will equally travel to Dubai and see what infrastructure looks like and then come back home and compare for themselves.

Their conclusion had better been imagined. The big question will be, how did we get here? Nigeria has never been so badly hit with bad leaders like we have it today. What we have is a bunch of clueless national cake sharers and squandermanias.

I recall the peak of 2015 general election how that a region of the country refused to vote Buhari. Like many,I had almost gotten trapped in Buhari's political campaign promises of integrity, how corruption will be a thing of the past, 1 naira will become 1 dollar, boko haram will know there is a new sheriff in town and so many others like that.

Most Nigerians got trapped in this web. I recall taking out time to ask my father why some people didn't want Buhari as president. My father simply said to me "you were too small in 1984, Buhari was a bad leader". That singular statement saved me from the regret that would have flooded my heart today at least seeing that my vote contributed in bringing this disaster on Nigerians.

Without mincing word, forget all the propaganda of Lie Mohammed and his co travellers, this government is the worst Nigeria has ever had. This position is open to intelligent and factual debate. If you can give me a run for my miney, then you mustprepare to tell me the regime with high inflation rate like this present government? Tell me the regime that has aided ethnic and religious division like this very one. Tell me the regime that has promoted nepotism, violence and sectionalism more than this government.

How on earth did we get here for goodness sake?

referendum01:
The more you try to refrain from talking about Nigeria and all its jagajaganess the more you find yourself engolfed even deeper in it. It is not our fault that we find ourselves talking about our dear country in a negative way when American citizens are so proud of theirs and constantly say with all sense of pride "God bless America"

Do we blame God for our woes? Hell no! Someone once made a joke about God during the creation of Nigeria. I heard that after God had created all nations someone took offence and asked God why he blessed Nigeria so much and God said to the person, you wait and see the kind of people that will live in that country.

This joke buttresses the state we find ourselves in Africas most populous black nation. A nation blessed beyond measure. Great people with abundant human and natural resources yet Ghana is better than us. It is hard to say but we just must say it, at least for the sake of posterity.

We must continue to day it because our yet unborn generation will also have to read our contributions to nation building. It is now left to them to discover that all our clarion call for better governance in our nation all fell on deaf ears at least maybe that will help exhanourate us.

The fact remains that our incoming generations will ask questions, what we did with our abundant mineral resources. They will also enquire why we have not moved to a second world nation. They will ask about how electricity is perpetually fluctuating. They will want to know why our educational system is as bad as it is. They will equally travel to Dubai and see what infrastructure looks like and then come back home and compare for themselves.

Their conclusion had better been imagined. The big question will be, how did we get here? Nigeria has never been so badly hit with bad leaders like we have it today. What we have is a bunch of clueless national cake sharers and squandermanias.

I recall the peak of 2015 general election how that a region of the country refused to vote Buhari. Like many,I had almost gotten trapped in Buhari's political campaign promises of integrity, how corruption will be a thing of the past, 1 naira will become 1 dollar, boko haram will know there is a new sheriff in town and so many others like that.

Most Nigerians got trapped in this web. I recall taking out time to ask my father why some people didn't want Buhari as president. My father simply said to me "you were too small in 1984, Buhari was a bad leader". That singular statement saved me from the regret that would have flooded my heart today at least seeing that my vote contributed in bringing this disaster on Nigerians.

Without mincing word, forget all the propaganda of Lie Mohammed and his co travellers, this government is the worst Nigeria has ever had. This position is open to intelligent and factual debate. If you can give me a run for my miney, then you mustprepare to tell me the regime with high inflation rate like this present government? Tell me the regime that has aided ethnic and religious division like this very one. Tell me the regime that has promoted nepotism, violence and sectionalism more than this government.

How on earth did we get here for goodness sake?

They are national cake thieves not sharer abeg!

We are where we are today because we've always been bad followers. We're myopic and only see what we stand to gain today without any thoughts for tomorrow.

The more we continue being stupid followers, we'll always be in this mess.