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abdeefggh:
It seems everyone throughout the world are beginning to see supporters of that failed politician as a joke they are

abdeefggh:
It seems everyone throughout the world are beginning to see supporters of that failed politician as a joke they are

Tflex01:
Message to our SE brethren

The real name of "Olusore" handle the man was replying is either Uche or Chukwudi if we check very well.

OkukoIgbo:
Until the worthless cult that the pig prophet mohammed is brought down, nothing will work in Nigeria.
That worthless religion put not only Nigeria but the world into this mess.

temmyejo:
Let's start from your wardrobe, how many Nigerian designed and locally produced fabric do I to I wear, what about shoes? As for your 50k fuel only about 9k while the rest was spent in USD. What do you eat these days? Who makes the seasoning? Expensive drinks nko?

abdeefggh:
A Kenyan politician advices Nigerians against soiling Nigeria Brand Globally with toxic comments online

STEWpid:
Chai..



Oppositions role in engineering their party followers to constantly abuse and smear the image of those in power using social media is the cause of denting Nigeria's image globally.

While they're fighting and insulting their rivals in power, little they know that they're actually destroying the status and reputation of Nigeria as a country globally.

richiemcgold:

If you're a Nigerian, and you're fond of saying evil of this country every now and then, you're actually doing more damage to yourself than to that Nigeria you hate so much.

No sane man says evil of his country of origin when dealing with outsiders. But I have read countless of such posts & comments on this forum in particular. Most of these things can discourage foreigners from having any dealings with Nigeria or Nigerianns.

Tflex01:
Nothing concern be concern your father all I know is that Tinubu is your presidiot till 2031.

AmazingELixir:
You left the message the writer was trying to pass across but instead decided to attack the messenger ....an obvious case of error in reasoning.

Friend22:
How many of the Nigerians.
You think everyone in here has this tupid gutter behaviour you exhibit with every turn.
You guys need to grow up like really people and stop acting like a lady who got her heart broken in a bad relationship.

Grow up!

DeLaRue:
On several foreign forums, you will see several hundred comments from people from around the world on a topic that is totally unconnected with national governments, a Nigerian will pop up and comments so negatively about his country, you just shake your head.

Countries like Pakistan, Lebanon, Argentina and several others are in worse economic and political situation than Nigeria, but commenters from those countries do not denigrate their countries such crass way as many Nigerians do on foreign sites.

Even as expensive as things have become recently, many things including petrol, cement, food etc are still cheaper in Nigeria than in many of our smaller neighbouring countries.

You talk your country down and even curse the country on foreign sites, and you expect Nigeria or Nigerians to be respected abroad.

The ability to criticise a government is an absolute necessity in any democracy. But is constant abuse, name calling, and cursing the best approach. I don't think so.

Babathanks:
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God bless you for this. Nigerians have tarnish our image on social media. Me and one woman from a Caribbean was supposed to do one little business. Immediately I told her that am originally from Nigeria like this. She lost interest, she started telling me all the negative things that Nigerians use to say about there country on Twitter. Many Nigerians don't know how to use social media space. You don't just go to international news space or foreign space to start insulting your country and president. But you can do that on your local news space or local space on any social media. Let me use Pakistan as a case study, they are battling terrorism and economic hardship but you would never see them talk negative about there country. They even praise there country and there leaders but if you enter there Pakistani space on social media. You would see alot of banter going on there.

abdeefggh:
It seems everyone throughout the world are beginning to see supporters of that failed politician as a joke they are

Friend22:
See one of them.
When will some of you grow up.
There's difference between hating Tinubu as a person and hating on the number one citizen.

richiemcgold:

If you're a Nigerian, and you're fond of saying evil of this country every now and then, you're actually doing more damage to yourself than to that Nigeria you hate so much.

No sane man says evil of his country of origin when dealing with outsiders. But I have read countless of such posts & comments on this forum in particular. Most of these things can discourage foreigners from having any dealings with Nigeria or Nigerianns.

Couldntfigurean:
Coming from a Politician from a certain Country where they need “Mr beasts” for them to have acesss to clean drinking water

Rich

Topman7:
Yes, they are seeing Obidients as dumb ignorant fools tarnishing their country at every opportunity before the world, which will lead to the world shunning and discriminating against them and their children.

They are STUPID, BRAINLESS FOOLS.

Big loudmouths with no sense.

See how a Kenyan man has put some sense into their thick heads?

Today, Kenya has many problems just like Nigeria, from terrorism to inflation.

Do you see Kenyans trashing their country online?

Low IQ idiots.

Umueme:
As much as I hate "tarnishing the nigerian image", the people doing so online have every right to do so. The bulk of the population with access to internet voted certain candidate(s). Their candidate not winning, means one thing; they play the role of the opposition. Mentioning countries like Argentina and Co., they wont complain cause they voted in their leaders not like Nigeria with all electoral malpractices known to man. If he really was people's choice, he wouldn't be dragged at every slight opportunity. Jonathan was dragged, but not as bad as MB and BAT who are successfully pushing us back to stone age

Umueme:
Your train of thought is identical to Reno Omokri's. Go through my posts. I post regularly on Abia state threads. I'm an Aba boy to the core. Clothes, shoes you name it. I'm proud of my Aba heritage, and that is the reason i like Ikpeazu; for projecting the "Made in Aba" brand during his tenure

DoTheNeedful:
I am happy that a foreigner is saying this. The way Nigerians run down their country is pathetic.

Even the millions of Ghanaians and South Africans who have never been to Nigeria call Nigeria a generator republic. It is Nigerians that wash their dirty linens in public. Unfortunately, some of those foreigners Nigerians ridicule their country in front go away with a worse impression of Nigeria. Some of them even think we don't have electricity at all. A Ghanaian friend of mine was surprised to know that Nigeria generates three times more electricity than Ghana generates and uses two times what Ghana uses.

Nigerians need to be careful how they portray Nigeria outside. For more than 20 years, many middle-class Nigerians ran down the university system in Nigeria as extremely terrible. Yet today many Nigerian graduates are getting recruited in Canada, UK and the likes, even without foreign certificates. Nigerian graduates are still getting admissions to Harvard and other ivy league schools. I live in the US, and I am always happy to see Nigerians who graduated from Unilag, UNN etc, graduating from top PhD programs in the US and getting in to top American companies.

We can disagree with the government of the day and politicians, and be dissatisfied with other things in Nigeria. However, we should be careful about how we project the country outside. Many Nigerians are too negative about Nigeria.

abdeefggh:
It seems everyone throughout the world are beginning to see supporters of that failed politician as a joke they are

DeLaRue:
On several foreign forums, you will see several hundred comments from people from around the world on a topic that is totally unconnected with national governments, a Nigerian will pop up and comments so negatively about his country, you just shake your head.

Countries like Pakistan, Lebanon, Argentina and several others are in worse economic and political situation than Nigeria, but commenters from those countries do not denigrate their countries such crass way as many Nigerians do on foreign sites.

Even as expensive as things have become recently, many things including petrol, cement, food etc are still cheaper in Nigeria than in many of our smaller neighbouring countries.

You talk your country down and even curse the country on foreign sites, and you expect Nigeria or Nigerians to be respected abroad.

The ability to criticise a government is an absolute necessity in any democracy. But is constant abuse, name calling, and cursing the best approach. I don't think so.

Luckysbab:

Why call mods?
don't you buffoons do same to Nnamdi Kanu even when you know he is greater than allah and the pig mohammed 1 zillion times?

Cowards, always forming the victim.