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What John Zibiri said about Nigeria:


"I worked and lived in Abuja for 18 years. I ran my
own private company from 2001 until 2014.
Two million of the likes of Buhari cannot change
Nigeria.
Everything is wrong with Nigeria. The Director
won't give you contract except you pay up front .
The banks won't give you loan except you concede
a certain percentage. .
The man supervising the contract won't pass the
job except you play ball. The clerk won't pass your
file for payment except you rob his palm.
The accounts department won't raise your payment
voucher or cheque unless you see them. I can go
on and on.
The worst thing is that it has become a norm that
nobody sees anything wrong with. If you think
otherwise, they begin to think you are sick and not
normal. If you try to stand in their way, you put
your life at risk. If you get killed there is no justice
system in place to seek redress and bring the
perpetrators to book.
The police is corrupt , the Judiciary is the same.
Even the religious circle is not spared. Everything
in Nigeria revolves around corruption. Nobody
cares about anybody. No law and order. I looked
from my left to right, everybody is only desperate
about one thing "money".
They will kill anybody and anything that stand
between them and money. I am an electrical
engineer with MNSE and COREN.
The system don't care about my qualifications.
Distribution and transmission jobs are given to
alhajis, pastors, friends and relatives without any
basic skills. I started asking myself, how do I
convince my kids that education and hard work is
rewarding? When fools, agberos and touts are
running the country from the local govt to the
Presidency.
Is this what my four sons will also go through? In
2014 I decided I have had enough. I decided I was
leaving. I migrated to Australia with my family.
Don't put yourself in harms way for any reason.
The problem of Nigeria is in the hands of
Nigerians living in Nigeria.
Try starting a gate house in your village, everybody
wants to profiteer from it. The bricklayer, the
carpenter, the mason and even your brother who
claim to be supervising on your behalf.
They are corrupt, morally bankrupt and selfish.
Everybody there thinks about himself and nobody
is thinking about Nigeria .
You don't have to be the one to go there to change
anything. Let those under the hammer start the
revolution.
I beg make you hear word.
This post is gonna anger a lot of my followers. I'm
still gonna post it anyway.
Analogy of OPPRESSORS & FOOLISH CITIZENS. (A
case study of Nigeria citizens & their elected
oppressors).
During the Soviet dictatorship of Joseph Stalin. He
was a brutal dictator with mind of his own. On one
fateful day, Stalin came to Politburo meeting with a
live chicken. Standing in front of audience, He
started to pluck the feathers of the live chicken off
one by one.
The chicken trembled in pain, blood tricking out of
its pores. It gave out grievous cries, but Stalin
being a cruel dictator continued without remorse
plucking the feathers out until the chicken was
completely naked.
After which, he threw the chicken on the ground.
The naked chicken was staggering in pain. Stalin
goes into his pocket and from his pockets, he
took out some chicken food and started to throw it
at the poor & hapless creature.
The poor chicken in pain started eating and Stalin
started walking towards his seat. As he walked
away, he kept dropping some feeds on the floor &
the chicken followed him and sat feeding from his
feet.
Joseph Stalin then turned to members of his
political party leadership. He said, "This chicken
represents the people".
"You must disempower them, brutalise them, beat
them up, starve them and then leave them".
"If you do this, go into your pocket & give them
peanuts when they are in that helpless and
desperate situation, they will blindly follow you for
the rest of their life, worshiping you".
"They will think you are a hero forever. They will
forget that, you're responsible for their sorrowful
situation in the first place."
Breathtaking, isn't it ?
Now! Take a look at all the people some Nigerians
are busy defending on social media.
Take a look at those they call their heroes.
They are the same people who plunged Nigeria
into the situation she is. They are the same people
who are responsible for their predicaments.
Did you see the numbers of people that throng to
Saraki's house during this Christmas period to go
collect peanuts? Your guess is as good as mine.
Nigerians kill those they should defend and defend
those they should kill!"
Pass it to all your contacts and let everyone look
at themselves in the mirror and confess the truth.
Every Nigerian in Nigeria is responsible for the

situation of Nigeria.

#copied

#God bless Nigeria

reality.

The world is a jungle but black Africa's case is worse. The man has said it all.

Fp material. . . I concur.

We still have people like me who refuse to get involved in corruption. I give jobs on merit and only do business based on merit and qualification. I do dash money out of freewill but not as exchange for favour.

oglalasioux:
The world is a jungle but black Africa's case is worse. The man has said it all.

It is not a black African thing.. I mean corruption.. It is a cultural thing. What has happened with Nigeria is that people who are in positions of authority who should be fighting corruption for several reason refused to do so. They were rather fighting in support of corruption. This has gone on over 5 decades and now a culture of malfeasance has been deeply entrenched and we are now facing a a generation born and bred in corrupt ways. It will take a "mad man" to shake us back to reality and correct these dangerous anomaly. It happened and happens in several non black nations so it is not a problem associated with melanin..

owobokiri:
It is not a black African thing.. I mean corruption.. It is a cultural thing. What has happened with Nigeria is that people who are in positions of authority who should be fighting corruption for several reason refused to do so. They were rather fighting in support of corruption. This has gone on over 5 decades and now a culture of malfeasance has been deeply entrenched and we are now facing a a generation born and bred in corrupt ways. It will take a "mad man" to shake us back to reality and correct these dangerous anomaly. It happened and happens in several non black nations so it is not a problem associated with melanin..

I'm a black man and I know our hope to develop is in the next hundred years. No other race is as hopeless as us. There's this Igbo saying that the first person an Igbo policeman arrests after he joins the police is his brother. There's a village in Mbaise that it's traditional ruler in the 70s rejected government's electrification programme. His reason? He owned an electric generator and was furious that other 'lowly' people will have electricity; his main symbol of affluence. That's our mentality and I don't see that way of thinking going away in the next hundred years.

oglalasioux:
I'm a black man and I know our hope to develop is in the next hundred years. No other race is as hopeless as us. There's this Igbo saying that the first person an Igbo policeman arrests after he joins the police is his brother. There's a village in Mbaise that it's traditional ruler in the 70s rejected government's electrification programme. His reason? He owned an electric generator and was furious that other 'lowly' people will have electricity; his main symbol of affluence. That's our mentality and I don't see that way of thinking going away in the next hundred years.

what av we done to deserve people like that living among us?

Abagworo:
We still have people like me who refuse to get involved in corruption. I give jobs on merit and only do business based on merit and qualification. I do dash money out of freewill but not as exchange for favour.

if the above is true pls keep it up...God bless u

Lalasticlala...Mynd44 please front page so others can see where we ave gotten it wrong

Na today everybody go still dey form holy holy.

Everything wrong with Nigeria is you and me.
When corruption is the norm. When you fight it it bites you hard.