On that black evening of 20th October 2020 and the time was abou t 9.14pm. My phone started ringing continuously and I got up to see who was calling. It was my elder sister and before I said "hello" she asked, "what is happening in Lagos? Tune to Arise TV"
@winexviv And to think that this a university where students are taught civilized and advanced courses in health, environment, public safety, and humanities.
Something is fundamentally deficient in people from this side of the world☹️
@UtomiPat I have learned so much from your posts. Some believe that knowledge is power but others argue that application of knowledge is power. Anyways, studies have shown that black people are innately docile and mentally weak.
@DOGEQEEN I am surprised that the so-called 'mother instinct' did not activate when the little fell into the water.
The mother just screamed but it was the father that went after his daughter despite all odds.
@Oba_Agu002 Some smart phones have autocorrect for misspelled words not for grammatical errors. You might need to install an app at a cost to check that.
@cchukudebelu@PayPal@Uber "You cannot move through life, apologising for merely existing - the rest of the World will (correctly) read this as mental weakness and an inferiority complex, and even treat you worse."
TBT, this is the status quo and the world know us even more than we know ourselves.
@General_Oluchi In 1993, INEC led by Humphrey Nwosu, conducted the best election in Nigeria history but Babangida suspended the results to stop MKO.
There was a violent uprising in Lagos and a lot of Igbos were killed.
Think about it. What would have happened if Mamaudu is an Igbo man.
@n6oflife6 Start from how Bahuri became Nigeria president in 2015 and ruined the country's economy. Continue with how Tinubu succeeded him in 2023 and things went from bad to worse. Then end by telling the 22yr old to get ready to boot out the "cancerous tumor" called APC in 2027.
@winexviv And this is the major reason slave trade thrived and last for about 400 years in Africa. Happy slaves traded their own brothers and sisters and protected the merchants.
Something is fundamentally deficient in people from this side of the world.
One of Nigeria’s greatest tragedies is not just that millions live in poverty, but that many have been conditioned to defend the very system that keeps them poor.
@AishaYesufu@TheSerahIbrahim I don't even know what to say or who to believe anymore. One thing is certain: Time is the ultimate truth-teller that slowly strips away pretense, exposes hidden motives, and reveals the true character of people and situations. We move💪🏿
@winexviv Sometimes I ask myself, what are the good behaviors, cultures, products or systems we have that other countries or races can emulate?
Something is fundamentally deficient.
@chi_quiero And you wonder why corruption index in Nigeria is all time high. When you are make money in Naira, one of the weakest currencies in world today, and you pay bills in pounds and euro. It's crazy 🚨