@diisa2002 Nigerians/Africans need a religious mental emancipation...that emancipation is found in personally finding out what the scriptures are saying about every situation. Religion has become personal business for most of these otherwise spiritual leaders
While discussing a very important issue with my brother @TheDark_Horse_ on how to tackle the problems bedevilling our region (NORTH) and Nigeria at large.
Based on our findings, we’ve learned that our people need awareness and heart-heart conversation because many of them are not happy with the current situation in the country.
For many years, the enemies of our country (politicians) have done so much damage to our lives.
They deliberately weaponised hunger and poverty in the country just for them to remain in leadership positions.
When we come to educational sector, they’ve neglected our institutions, no good teachers, no good facilities, most of the buildings are becoming dilapidated.
As young Nigerians, we can never allow things like these to continue, we must act!!!
Yesterday, I saw a tweet about Nigeria Governors forum organising a retreat to discuss Nigerian issues; guess where? At Kigali, in Rwanda!
I was so fucking nauseated; but guess what finally made me puke? When I went in the comment section & saw fellow Nigerians hyping them up & wishing them well. Our chains are all mental!
Again, the audacity of Nigerian politicians is proudly sponsored by Nigerians
@urchilla01 A caged future is the prisons of the mind and not the shackles of the feet. That's why Malcolm X could read almost the entire DICTIONARY while in prison and was on top of the world as soon as prison gates were made open. Liberate your minds Africans, the chains are not outside.
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On the 4th of August 2023, I expressed my sadness via a Tweet about the news of GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) ending its operations in Nigeria after 51 years of operation, resulting in dire economic implications for the country. However, today brought a glimmer of hope as I attended one
@chude__ Every Nigerian can point to one or few things he/she has benefited from Obasanjo's administration. The fact we are able to has this conversation here right now, is one of such benefits.
But what have did you profit from Buhari/Tinubu's administration? If not hardships.
@EmirSirdam This topic is so deep that the space need to give it multiple shots because Nigerians need to change the current perspective they have about religion and it practices.
Nobody wants a questionable character with identity theft, drug trafficking and election rigging baggage on his neck in their midst.
I am therefore not surprised that BRICS, which Nigeria was almost an automatic member of during the GEJ administration, would turn down Nigeria's application right now.
Anybody with half a brain would know that things are not quite right with one of the world's largest producers of hydrocarbons with a massive and inexplicable debt overhang and a lame duck puppet with pretty serious legitimacy and personal credibility issues as president.
It will become obvious that Tinubu is the problem when Obi recovers his mandate and reapplies. If only the judiciary would do the right thing.
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