₦airaland Forum

As the world marks International Men's Day today, I like to sincerely celebrate all Nigerian men for their unwavering strength in these difficult times and their continuous selfless contributions to the growth and development of our nation.

Being a Nigerian man myself and witnessing the biting hardship in the country, I clearly understand the painful struggles our men go through to fend for their families and the many obstacles they face in trying to actualize their dreams in a country that seems to offer little hope for their future due to leadership failure.

In our nation, battling severe levels of hunger, which has also today become one of the most stressful and one of the most terrorized nations in the world, the average Nigerian man must bear the burden of providing for his family and keeping his family safe.

He is constantly faced with poor healthcare, thus affecting his overall quality of life. The National Bureau of Statistics reports that the average life expectancy for Nigerian men, sadly, stands at 55.1 years as against the global average of 70 years, signifying a high level of stress our men face in their daily struggle for survival as men.

On this special day, I am sending a message of hope to all our Nigerian men. I say to you, "Endure and persevere. Do not lose hope; hold on strong. We are all in this struggle together, and together, we shall build the New Nigeria that we all desire and deserve. A New Nigeria remains POssible."

Happy International Men's Day. -PO

Richtaiwo:
Whoever told this packaged fraud real Nigerians actually give a rat ass about his aspiration. Yes, Tinubu has disappointed and indeed fallen far short of expectation. But for this incompetent clown to be thinking Nigerians now prefer him ahead of Tinubu is very amusing.

The question him and his unintelligent followers always run away from is his stewardship in Anambra. What did he do in Anambra that made him think he is even qualified to be Nigeria's president? Because, sentiment aside, what exactly qualify him to be president. I mean something spectacular when he was a governor.

Bobloco:
There's hope but certainly not the under the current renewedhopeshege government

Richtaiwo:
Whoever told this packaged fraud real Nigerians actually give a rat ass about his aspiration. Yes, Tinubu has disappointed and indeed fallen far short of expectation. But for this incompetent clown to be thinking Nigerians now prefer him ahead of Tinubu is very amusing.

The question him and his unintelligent followers always run away from is his stewardship in Anambra. What did he do in Anambra that made him think he is even qualified to be Nigeria's president? Because, sentiment aside, what exactly qualify him to be president. I mean something spectacular when he was a governor.

Dshocker:
And you will keep suffering and keep buying a bag of rice for above 100k.

Bobloco:
There's hope but certainly not the under the current renewedhopeshege government

Richtaiwo:
Whoever told this packaged fraud real Nigerians actually give a rat ass about his aspiration. Yes, Tinubu has disappointed and indeed fallen far short of expectation. But for this incompetent clown to be thinking Nigerians now prefer him ahead of Tinubu is very amusing.

The question him and his unintelligent followers always run away from is his stewardship in Anambra. What did he do in Anambra that made him think he is even qualified to be Nigeria's president? Because, sentiment aside, what exactly qualify him to be president. I mean something spectacular when he was a governor.

Richtaiwo:
Whoever told this packaged fraud real Nigerians actually give a rat ass about his aspiration. Yes, Tinubu has disappointed and indeed fallen far short of expectation. But for this incompetent clown to be thinking Nigerians now prefer him ahead of Tinubu is very amusing.

The question him and his unintelligent followers always run away from is his stewardship in Anambra. What did he do in Anambra that made him think he is even qualified to be Nigeria's president? Because, sentiment aside, what exactly qualify him to be president. I mean something spectacular when he was a governor.

Tochi360:
Shut up and just zombie for Us without all this crying and wailing na

The majority places Obi won are States where You will find Nigerians from different Tribes and Religion. This States also features in the most educated States ranking in Nigeria.

Bring another story come, dis one don cast, e don too boring

https://www.legit.ng/nigeria/1498135-18-major-achievements-peter-obi-melt-hearts/

gidgiddy:
Have you got to do something in your state to be President? I don't remember what Obasanjo, Yaradua or GEJ did in their states to become President

But Peter Obi must have done something right in his state to have received the awards below when he was Governor

https://www.nairaland.com/7519675/awards-peter-obi-received-when