Paulo

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[Paulo @Consecratedp]

Nigeria will only change the day we stop defending bad leaders because they speak our language or share our religion.

Bad leadership is bad leadership; no tribe, no church, no mosque should excuse it.

If we keep choosing identity over competence, we will keep recycling failure!

[Paulo @Consecratedp]

This explains why a certain Sophia is in Monaco now. Lol

[alexei @alexeixbt]

how billionaires are gathering for the f1 weekend in monaco and you're talking about being realistic

[Paulo @Consecratedp]

@Mcwise2wise May God not let us see it.

[Paulo @Consecratedp]

Anyone supporting this wicked government is either DUMB or EVIL.

[Tspices Kitchen @Tspiceskitchen]

I Just paid 7,000 for one titus😭

ONE fish.

Then they told me Carton is over 200k

At this point, Titus & I can no longer continue this relationship😩

Nigerians, what fish are you people eating now?? 🥺

[Paulo @Consecratedp]

@Mcwise2wise That’s how much it costs in some places now.

[Paulo @Consecratedp]

Anyone supporting this wicked government is either DUMB or EVIL.

[Paulo @Consecratedp]

@ChiemezieAndy 🙄

[Paulo @Consecratedp]

Nigeria is one of the few places where someone can steal billions and still be defended because he shares the same tribe as his defenders.

Tribal loyalty has destroyed more opportunities than incompetence.

[Paulo @Consecratedp]

Some people are not single because they're unlucky.

They're single because they want a finished product while bringing absolutely nothing to the table themselves.

[Paulo @Consecratedp]

Many young Nigerians say they want change.

But the moment change affects their tribe, religion, favorite celebrity, or politician, they suddenly become neutral.

Everybody wants change until change requires sacrifice.

[Paulo @Consecratedp]

If Nigerians applied half the energy they use defending religious leaders to demanding accountability from politicians, this country would look very different.

[Paulo @Consecratedp]

Not every poor person is lazy.

Not every rich person is hardworking.

Sometimes people are simply born into different starting points.

Pretending otherwise is one of the biggest lies social media keeps selling.

[Paulo @Consecratedp]

Some people are not single because they're unlucky.

They're single because they want a finished product while bringing absolutely nothing to the table themselves.

[Paulo @Consecratedp]

Nigeria is one of the few places where someone can steal billions and still be defended because he shares the same tribe as his defenders.

Tribal loyalty has destroyed more opportunities than incompetence.

[Paulo @Consecratedp]

No, Twins.

[YUSUF @yusufdeysteady]

So, these guys were siblings since...😳

[Paulo @Consecratedp]

Many young Nigerians say they want change.

But the moment change affects their tribe, religion, favorite celebrity, or politician, they suddenly become neutral.

Everybody wants change until change requires sacrifice.

[Paulo @Consecratedp]

The frightening thing about Nigeria is how quickly suffering becomes normal.

Fuel increases.
Food prices rise.
Electricity gets worse.

People complain for one week and then adjust.
That adjustment is exactly why leaders stop feeling pressure.

[Paulo @Consecratedp]

At this point, many Nigerians support politicians the way football fans support clubs.

No matter what happens, their candidate is always right.

If your political opinion changes every time your favorite politician speaks, you're a supporter, not a patriot.

[Paulo @Consecratedp]

The funniest thing about fan wars is that Davido and Wizkid are getting richer while their fans are insulting each other for free.

Imagine defending a billionaire harder than you defend your own future.

[Paulo @Consecratedp]

Every Nigerian says politicians are corrupt.

But the same Nigerians celebrate exam malpractice, connection, bribery, and cutting corners.

The truth is simple:

Nigeria's biggest problem isn't corruption in government.
It's the corruption we excuse in everyday life.

[Paulo @Consecratedp]

@lizzie_bethy You get it!

[Paulo @Consecratedp]

Every Nigerian says politicians are corrupt.

But the same Nigerians celebrate exam malpractice, connection, bribery, and cutting corners.

The truth is simple:

Nigeria's biggest problem isn't corruption in government.
It's the corruption we excuse in everyday life.