Nigerians, hypocrites! Things aren't as bad as they say; they live comfortably with an improved standard of living. They complain too much while their cups are full and their bellies are satisfied. They handle their bills and pay rent with ease. The salary an average Nigerian earns is enough to secure their future. Maybe there's no insecurity, and all the news is just a façade.
Nigerians live so comfortably yet claim they are suffering. An average Nigerian’s mental health is very stable; they have nothing to worry about.
Nigerians, liars! You don't live in poverty; you just don't want the outside world to know you live too comfortably. Fuel price volatility doesn't affect you one bit, and you pay no attention to the “bad economic situation” or the “bad governance.”
You are happy to pay ransom to the kidnappers terrorizing you. As a matter of fact, you grin with a smile while handing it over.
Maybe the situation is not so bad after all. You get carried away with trivial things and cheap dopamine, which is why you smile even as things plunge the country’s economy into inflation. When people can laugh in hunger, joke in fear, and dance through inflation, outsiders begin to think the pain was exaggerated all along.
@instablog9ja This makes no sense, with or without boycotting Tyla, South Africans are already treating our people badly. What’s the worse thing they can do? Kill the rest?
@PoojaMedia How did Ronaldo flop with 3 goals when most people did not even expect him to perform on the highest level. What about Vitinha and Bruno who were on top of their game?
"In USA, you see names like Mr Stone, Bush, Cricket, etc yet they make progress. But in Africa, Blessing is begging for data, Happiness is suffering from depression, Wisdom has no sense. We bear good names, but we live bad lives."
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