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Food for thought about Nigerian situation

adminBy adminMarch 12, 2020No Comments1 Min Read
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The lecturer who insists on sex for a young girl to pass is complaining about the rot in Nigeria.

The pastor who pays his driver 20k in Lagos or PH while his own son schools in the US is complaining about the hopelessness in Nigeria.

The trader who removes 2 bowls of rice from the bag, rebags and sells as a ‘full’ bag is complaining about the wickedness in Nigeria.

The civil servant who comes to work once a week and shows up end of month to receive alert is complaining about politicians who do nothing.

The student who spends the weekend partying only to start posting Instagram pictures on Monday is complaining that Nigeria is stealing his/her dreams.

The motor owner who can’t join a simple queue but keeps darting in and out of traffic to shunt is complaining about disorderliness in Nigeria.

Until we realize that the value of Nigeria today is the average of our own individual values, we will keep fooling ourselves.

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