Any small banter with other African countries and the first thing they throw at us is reality. Yes, we talk about GDP and being Africa’s giant, but those numbers don’t reflect daily life. It’s all theory.
In practice, people are still suffering. The national grid keeps collapsing, electricity is unreliable and governance feels unstable.
That’s why the so called giant of Africa has become a laughing stock instead of a model
Any small banter with other African countries and the first thing they throw at us is reality. Yes, we talk about GDP and being Africa’s giant, but those numbers don’t reflect daily life. It’s all theory.
In practice, people are still suffering. The national grid keeps collapsing, electricity is unreliable and governance feels unstable.
That’s why the so called giant of Africa has become a laughing stock instead of a model
Okay, there is this take that we all kinda agree with, except the many folks with cognitive dissonance that try arguing.
“The deities of Christianity and Islam have been quite disappointing for the development of the African societies they were transplanted into”
Focus!
You do not have unlimited time.
Your death will come on an ordinary day, in the middle of unfinished plans, and the world will continue on without you.
@greatsapien @tufpraise It's obvious you only dream of luxury now. That's fine. Hope you get all the luxury you want- and when you do, hope life shows you that no amount of luxury makes your life more valuable than anyone else's.
The comments are filled with Bible verses about god changing people’s lives, & that’s exactly the problem with this country. You watched this video & didn’t see the violence in it neither did you feel anger towards the politicians that caused this, but rather you believe so much
Religious beliefs and tribal differences are the biggest sources of confusion among Nigerians. These factors often overpower many Nigerians’ ability to interpret the reality they live and experience daily.
The comments are filled with Bible verses about god changing people’s lives, & that’s exactly the problem with this country. You watched this video & didn’t see the violence in it neither did you feel anger towards the politicians that caused this, but rather you believe so much
BAYUZ wasn’t born with a silver spoon. He was poorer than Samuel. His father is a tailor while her mum is a trader. Bayuz struggled as he grew up, but he never despaired.
Bayuz's growth inspires everyone. He started as a skitmaker to a philanthropist. He has shared fuel with cab drivers, shoes and bags with students, and money with traders, etc. He continues to use his platform to impact people’s lives positively.
BAYUZ's generosity is worthy of emulation. Kindness is free; let’s pass it on.
Thank you for all you do BAYUZ. May God Almighty continue to preserve you on goodness and righteous.