₦airaland Forum

After reading the FG's plan to scrap the term "state of origin" I felt a great Joy in heart.

I left Nigeria in 2002 to live on England and on my departure I felt I was living behind a country I treasured so much. Even though I was made to believe in the London dream.

When I got to the UK I noticed that some English citizens spoke in different accents from the usual British Aristocratic accent and I could barely understand the words and slang they use.

I asked my elder brother why don't they sound like the queen, that was when he explained to me how the UK is made up of 4 countries.

I was amazed to see that those British citizens who spoke with different accent were treated equally to those who spoke the Queen's English..

Since the assassination of our first President there has been a mistrust among all ethnic backgrounds and cries of Marginalization.

Our humble president PMB replied the interviewer during the live chat session by saying "who marginalised them"??
That was a rhetoric question to Kalu's selfish division agenda.

The politicians who created this hatred among all ethic tribes are still very much alive today to witness this Change.
I am optimistic that thIs is the first step to unification.

There is a verse in the Holy Bible which says;

A house that Is divided against itself shall not stand.

Let's continue to treat each other with Love and unity. .. Our ethic backgrounds does not define us. Its meant to add more colours to our national flag..

we can progress as a country. It starts with us the citizens. I believe in a better Nigeria.....

Division and hatred cannot solve our problems...

LOVE AND UNITY WILL....

God should 1st judge Himself!

Psylas:
God should 1st judge Himself!

HE knew you would type this ignorant phrase...


#Oya get on your knees and ask Him to forgive you..

Op, God bless you. I believe in one nigeria and I know the end is near for those trying to divide us.