₦airaland Forum

Hero:
Another thing about Nigerian media is that they love to over dramatize stories. It almost as if they try to scare the public into a crazy mess over the most simplistic crap, in which here in the US wouldn't even get a second page mention. How is a slight change in the VAT resulting in a freeking 5 cent price hike in fuel worthy of the release of front page articles presenting the action as if damn nuclear bomb or something fell out the sky and blew up Abuja or something.

Since when did it become the duty of an American to tell Nigerians what should be important to them?

We do not need re-colonisation from Black Americans biko

Militia, you are a pathetic being.

Have you ever heard of the drug-infested state of most Glaswegians as well?

Have you ever heard that many children are born with drug addiction in Glasgow?

Have you ever heard about the poverty of Easterhouse?

Have you ever heard about so many of the ills pervading Glasgow?

They dont go around parading their ills for the world to see. They'd rather concentrate on the ills of others. But my own people are so pathetic that the only ills they see are their own. I am not against identifying our weaknesses and lapses but to do this to our own detriment is the main reason that many are the way they are. That is why many are now refugees in foreign lands: not because there are no resources but because there is no will or desire on the part of the people to make anything work.

When people like militia can point to anything they have ever contributed in their lives to make Nigeria better, they can come back to talk about it's ills

I'm a regular reader of Glasgow Guide. There are very many of them there who have seriously racist views and if you read through the politics section, you'll understand what I mean; it's a typical, average Glasgow mentality to be narrow minded and racist. The claim that Nigeria is too hot can be countered by the claim that Glasgow is too cold. Even Glaswegians hate their own cold and wet weather. They tend to love concentrating on anything negative about African and non-whites.

However, I want Glasgow to host the games for my own selfish reasons; so that I can see many of my Nigerian brothers and sisters in Glasgow and I will hopefully invite some of them to my home