"Being Nigerian is like being in a toxic relationship. When Raye cried out, it was a sign from God for Nigerians to stand up and speak. But there is radiosilence" - Miss Goldie
#30DaysRantChallenge
"Even though I'm currently living in the UK, I had to join #30daysrantchallenge because Nigeria happened to me. I lost my Dad due to negligence in a Nigeria hospital"
-Man says as he narrates how he lost his dad in a hospital
"Sometimes I stay from morning till evening without eating, just because I want to save money. I can't go to the hospital when I'm sick. "- Lady breaks down in tears
#30DaysRantChallenge
We cannot all run abroad.
We cannot all japa.
We cannot pray our way into a better Nigeria, we must continue to use our voices and we must collectively put in the work.
United we stand, divided we fall. #30DaysRantChallenge
"A country that has failed to celebrate her heroes. We're not ready for redemption. The standard of living has become so expensive, integrity and honesty have become very cheap" - MC Edo Pikin
#30DaysRantChallenge
"My mother d!ed in a government hospital due to lack of equipments. Tinubu is a terrible president, that's just the fact"
-Nigerian lady laments
#30DaysRantChallenge
"Since Tinubu became president, I'm now eating my breakfast by 12:30pm so that it will take me till evening"
-Nigerian lady laments
#30daysrantchallenge
Nigeria has ministers and officials responsible for every sector, Tinubu isn’t running the country alone! If you're calling out bad governance, don’t just stop at the president, target the right officials too!
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#getbetter#30DaysRantChallenge Victor Osimhen Ronaldo
Nigerians are waking up gradually. This young lady has a question for Nigerian pastors: Why are none of you speaking out against bad governance in Nigeria 🇳🇬? #30DaysRantChallenge
"The whole Nigeria is crying out, the painful part is that you people are not giving is listening ears. It's about time you wear your shoes and come out for protest" - Lady insists
#30DaysRantChallenge