₦airaland Forum

IME1:
Do you think this can happen in Nigeria?
Even among rich people?
Chidera just wasted food that many people need and don't have.
They watched him, they were afraid to approach him cause he might hurt them
Hurt them as in? So if he was plucking the hair from the head of someone they won't have approached him?
They should have stopped him right from the onset
But they left him, as they have been leaving him before he became this tall and ....
Chidera can kill and commit suicide
Chidera has mental issues
Chidera is not in a good environment for his upbringing
He does not understand and appreciate his privileges
He is wasting life, resources and abusing family hood and son hood
He is entitled and feels his mother and father owe him
He feels entitled to rant and destroy because he was ignored by his mum while he was talking to her.


My Nigerian born and brought up people what do you have to say when you consider where you and I are coming from?
Some us came from homes where food couldn't waste because we ate it all, and when food remained we kept it till the next time we wanted to eat.
Some kept goats, pigs, dogs and other ways where we disposed of food. Many of us gave to those without food.
Breaking lantern globe or glass or clay pitcher for fetching water from the river was almost like a sacrilege. We dare not let it slip. It's better you fall let it land on your stomach than allow that glass break.

Oh what a life! We are rich now and we still live prudently, wisely, carefully and sanely.
We don't tear up money, we don't smoke with dollars, we don't smoke anything, we don't drink only to go and pee it out, we don't buy food and leave chunks of flesh on the bones in restaurants or parties just to show that we are not hungry, we don't buy unnecessary gadgets, aso ebi or jewellery, we stay in apartments we can afford, we don't spray in parties, we maintain our cars and phones so don't need to change them every 6 months

We are the prudent generation, the wise ones, the ones with values, the ones with shame and fear, with respect and honour for our elders, the ones with money and sense, the ones who are not entitled but strive to better our lives, we have godly contentment and don't break TV screens or car windscreens when we are angry or upset.

We read comments from people on Nairaland which may be annoying but we don't make it our lives purpose to find the culprit to avenge, we move on, we forgive, we overlook, we are bigger, better, and more mature. We know and believe that we shall reap what we sow. We rever God. We see those who troll, curse, derail, peddle tribal rivalry and political hatred and pray silently for them because we know they'll reap what they sow. The ones they insult end up raising funds for them, giving them lifts or employing them.

Chidera will not always have a mother whose kitchen he can trash.
He may not always be left to be destructive.
One day he will be taken away and his words will be 'mummy, don't let them take me, mummy please!'

But then it will be late and we will be watching with popcorn and sprite

Investnow2017:
Take care

Righteousness89:
Peace be unto you!

averagejoee:
What most people don’t know is this, before you can establish a cement factory in the country you need what is called mining license, majority of the richly bless sites in the country either North or south or east or west has been paid for by Dangote ever since this BUA thing slipped out of his hand, so if you wake up tomorrow now say in 10 years time you want to setup a cement factory with your billions and you tell the federal ministry of mines the site location they will tell you it has been acquired by Dangote, so the monopoly is real and it is for a very long time to come

Michdear:
What are you saying ogbeni aketi is a failure

That's for you to say
If you are on ground in any part of Ondo or that you pass through often.
But for the rest of the world, thanks to his media team-
He's better than sliced bread and blue band and lipton and peak milk and st Louis sugar

#TellUsYourTruth

IME1:
#copied

After ruling (not leading, please) the country for 15 years, he wanted a retirement pay out of $540,000; a lifetime salary and luxurious Villa. All these excluded the money he stole before now.
He made the requests in view of his retirement in August, 2020. He then died of heart attack on the 8/6/2020, two months to August.

Burundi should not mourn, but be happy.

Pierre Nkurunziza would be fondly remembered for his greed and nothing else.
African leaders!

#copied

Immortalel:
let me give it a shot sir. Thank you.