It is not as i wish but Nigeria is the worst there has ever been and the worst there will ever be since it has the worst economy in the history of mankind and the most wicked set of politicians/rulers in existence.

No matter where the president comes from, that is how it will remain.

Talking about Nigeria has been depressing 4 me.


spits on the media as well

While you are right in your assertion, however, I believe politicians can't be blamed as much as you would blame those they are leading.
Nairaland is a miniature Nigerian society. And you read the comments of its members on any topic that graces their front page.

Oxb90:
While you are right in your assertion, however, I believe politicians can't be blamed as much as you would blame those they are leading.
Nairaland is a miniature Nigerian society. And you read the comments of its members on any topic that graces their front page.

their supporters can be damn damn damm
am speechless indeed

but WE ARE NOT ALL THE SAME POLITICALLY

I have my own political philosophy,if only u would show concern.

HellVictorinho6:
It is not as i wish but Nigeria is the worst there has ever been and the worst there will ever be since it has the worst economy in the history of mankind and the most wicked set of politicians/rulers in existence.

No matter where the president comes from, that is how it will remain.

Talking about Nigeria has been depressing 4 me.


spits on the media as well

Thats why Nigerians should embrace the option of disintegration. Nigeria will never work, not now or ever

gidgiddy:


Thats why Nigerians should embrace the option of disintegration. Nigeria will never work, not now or ever

I support you.

gidgiddy:


Thats why Nigerians should embrace the option of disintegration. Nigeria will never work, not now or ever

Nigeria cannot break up because many cannot picture themselves being alone. It’s a deep fear so many groups in Nigeria share.

To them the rather deal with the devil they know then take their own destiny into their own hands. Because honestly, they don’t trust what they will become post Nigeria

horsepower102:


Nigeria cannot break up because many cannot picture themselves being alone. It’s a deep fear so many groups in Nigeria share.

To them the rather deal with the devil they know then take their own destiny into their own hands. Because honestly, they don’t trust what they will become post Nigeria

Then thats too bad because anyone who thinks that Nigeria can continue the way it is indefinitely needs his brain examined

Somehow, I share your sentiment.


But there are some list of people I will never wish on my enemies let alone my friends,


... Tinubu is ontop that list.

gidgiddy:


Thats why Nigerians should embrace the option of disintegration. Nigeria will never work, not now or ever

After disintegration ,other nations will have to accept those without multi-citizenship as refugees.

Itz that serious.

A world state of emergency will have to be declared.

This has been my opinion, that Nigeria is were it is today not because,of it leaders it the people me and you,

vyncentino:
This has been my opinion, that Nigeria is were it is today not because,of it leaders it the people me and you,

nonsense

itz the leaders and those supporting them

i aint with u

which one is me and u again?

HellVictorinho6:
It is not as i wish but Nigeria is the worst there has ever been and the worst there will ever be since it has the worst economy in the history of mankind and the most wicked set of politicians/rulers in existence.

No matter where the president comes from, that is how it will remain.

Talking about Nigeria has been depressing 4 me.


spits on the media as well

IGBOS could have... but ofcourse they're the ones to imminently destroy it completely

That’s why splitting the country becomes a better option

I don't see this Country getting better now or in the future, dividing the country is only option

ican2020:
That’s why splitting the country becomes a better option

let me create a topic on it


i prefer being a refugee in certain places