Burgerlomo: Yep, you're damn right we are all Nigerians and there is no place like home, but the security situation in the Country is one of the major concerns for some people that refuse to come till things get better by the grace of God.
JeffreyJamez: At all o..... but look our country na...As we call God reach,how e be? Lol.....
we dey call God but we no dey follow his way.. The killings too much my brother. The people of Sodom and Gomorah were not as lucky as we are. God's patience came at a price. We are still paying.
JeffreyJamez: Anywhere I am and I'm comfortable is my home...Country will need us for what?
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Hahaha, I can't laugh abeg.. Bro, you and I might be needed at the helm of affairs in this country someday. The fate of the country might lie in our hands. We have to come back. We are Nigerians.
tillaman: Not cool, what has this got to do with this Jesus
Don't take it too spiritual, I love Jesus too. All I was trying to say there was 'Jesus as we believe is a perfect man, who doesn't possess all the qualities she listed above' she is asking way too much.
Only if these luxuries will stop him from dying one day, only if it will increase his lifespan, only if he can sit in two cars at once, only if he will take it to his grave. Only then can his acts be justified.. But if not, then, of what good is the riches robbed off masses? Vanity..
JeffreyJamez: Hahahahaha dude should be in Nollywood
Asin ehn.. But the truth is Nigerians are getting lazier by the day. We are now engaging in dubious means to make money.. Just look at how many Nigerians MMM, megawealth, pennywise duped. Look at how many of our youths engage in fraudulent activities. I get an average of four fraudulent sms per month, asking me to upgrade my BVN in other to unblock my ATM card. For God sake, I don't even use one.
Some people have no shame... For Godsake, how is he able to fake those tears everyday?
The sad part is they now use their kids as as extortion tool. That was how one kid around age eleven approached me some days ago, she said "mummy ni ke shanu wa, a o ti jeun lataaro( mum said you should have pity on us, we've not eaten since morning)" I looked back and saw the mother with two younger children making the 'pleading' gesture. I was so embarrassed, I just did my best and moved on. Different thoughts kept running through my mind.
Could those kids be her children? Are they really in dire need? What does the future hold for those kids? Why can't she work?