Nigeria as a country is blessed in virtually all ramifications. From the creeks down south up to the plain savannah regions in the north, diverse natural resources are buried underground.

Nigeria is also blessed with diverse people with unique and interwoven languages, behaviour and culture. We have also produced intellectuals and athletes who have put Nigeria on the global map.

However, as a country, we have our own unique challenges. Roughly seven years after independence, we were plunged into a civil war that claimed millions of lives and displaced many during the three years it lasted.

Fast forward to the present scenario, we have practised democracy for more than a decade after several years of millitary dictatorship and several bloody and bloodless coup d'etat.
Right now, from a sharp hike in food prices, electricity tariff and gas, the Naira is performing poorly on the parallel market and there are a lot of security challenges which is fast becoming localized across the regions.

There is a clamour for seccession from different regions in the country. From the East (IPOB) to the West (Yoruba Nation) and even the Middle Belt.

The question is this, why is Unity fast becoming a bad idea to Nigerians?

PS: Happy Independence Day Nigeria.

God bless Nigeria

Fake unity and forced togetherness

Remove the yoruba nation 'agitation', it is not genuine. It is a farce.

The question is this, why is Unity fast becoming a bad idea to Nigerians?

61 years of monumental failure