@Babajiide Aside from the remuneration issue, living and working in Nigeria became impracticable. If you can’t access basic necessities, what’s the point?
They got everything on a platter of God. They became head of state in their 20s, 30s and 40s. Today, the same generation are presidents at 80s, what they benefited from, they ruined for the ones to follow.
I was in Zamfara for the first time in 2017, and it genuinely made me question reality. I saw poverty at a level I hadn’t known existed. It was unsettling to see hopelessness in the eyes of children. Keep in mind, this was before the terrorism and banditry plaguing the state.
My friend Victor Daniel on his Facebook dropped some very very insightful comments responding to this very tweet I’m quoting on seyi tinubu and most Nigerian rich elites that I just have to share.
Bottom line is, this people see but literally do not understand in any way,the plights of the average Nigerian…
The interview is not funny at all. There’s no cruise to be caught. Let’s not turn this into crass jokes or memes, look at the representation of Nigeria to the world!
@TMbanche Most people are blinded by their agenda, facts don't matter to them. it's all about controlling the narrative. He's using his platform to drive his agenda, facts don't matter.
Till today, I've never lived in a neighborhood that celebrated anything the way Abacha's demise was celebrated. I was a kid, but I still remember the shouts and celebrations.
This guys ideology is to romanticise anyone that seem to stand against America
Our parents always talk abt the hardship of abacha regime and how they celebrated his death only for Hyundai to try to whitewash him 30 years later