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WHY I LOVE MY COUNTRY

I pledge to Nigeria my country
To be faithful, loyal & honest
To serve Nigeria with all my heart
To defend her unity
And uphold her honour & glory
So help me God

Without an iota of doubt, Nigeria is blessed and highly favoured than some other nations. The only reason we are still classified under the ‘developing nations’ category or as a ‘third world country’ is because the people in this great nation lack the ability to harness their potentials positively and those that actually made it to the top get so puffed up in pride that they don’t want any other person to get there.

For your knowledge, here are some of the reasons why our nation is more likely to succeed (only if we really want to) than others:

• No natural disasters. Our great country is one of those few nations that do not encounter natural disasters and as such we do not need to go about begging or borrowing money to aid or re-develop the economy and re-build our nation. All our money should go into developing the economy since there is nothing to worry about in terms of disasters.
• Blessed with lots of mineral resources. Apart from the crude oil (which every one is running after), we have numerous untapped mineral resources that can provide millions of naira for the country. We have coal, tin, iron…………… and lots of agricultural products.
• Highly innovative people. We all know that Nigerians are very innovative, even though most of their innovations are in the negative perspective. There is nothing a Nigerian cannot do, ranging from education to the economy and even the internet, you will find that one way or the other, a Nigerian is behind the scene. The only thing we need to do is to focus our innovative ability on the positive part of life and move this nation forward.
• No suicide bombers. Nigerians have not and will never be involved in any car / suicide bombing because they love their lives. I remember a joke a comedian once said on stage. Paraphrasing, he said “If you  promise a Nigerian that you will give his family money, and that all he needs to do is to detonate a bomb in a plane and die alongside the people in the plane, he will tell you to give him the money and let his family do the job for you”.
• Witchcraft is done secretly. In Nigeria, if by any mistake, people get to know that you are a witch, I will say God is on your side if they don’t kill you instantly. Unlike some other countries where witchcraft is legalised, a witch or a possessed person in Nigeria hides his/her identity.

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True u didn't mention nigeria, but u mentioned Enyeama so same goes for the nigerian team. Even d one judged to be the best keeper doesn't keep clean sheets and the one judged to be the best and most dedicated player-OSAZE didn't perform too. tell me ur club and I will equally tell u ur players that messed up dear

who's mentioning Enyeama here? He was crowned man of the match by some biased set of people. ha ha ha . did he ever keep a clean sheet? lol. even if messi, closes one eye, and is asked to play with one foot broken, he will still be better than all the nigerian attackers (Yak in particular)

You'll meet one the day u become a good programmer

Guy, go and look for a means to make money. I.T no go help u. na naija u dey. Certificates are not anything special, what people want to see is results lol

Na wa ooooooo. Na so we go dey dey?

The nine countries with the highest number of illiterates in the world converged in Abuja today 23rd June, 2010 which was declared open by President Goodluck Jonathan.
The E – 9 initiative was launched in 1993 as a forum for discussion of experiences in education, exchange of best practices and monitoring of progress in Bangladesh, Brazil, China, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Nigeria and Pakistan which together account for 60% of the world’s population and are home to about two-thirds of the world’s illiterate adults.
No fewer than 120 participants including the UNESCO special envoy , Princess Laurentien of the Netherlands, Director-General of the organization, Ms Irina Bokova and the Ministers of Education of the E – 9 countries were present at the meeting with the theme, Literacy for Development