Omo the country hard, I no go lie, to make am for this country na die. I don tire to complain, the price of fuel no de reduce at all, we just de lived as if we no de live, this country na wahala full am. People de para because money no de, the government self no even de look our faces, instead they keep embezzlement of public funds for their selfish interests, our politicians de always jakpa when things don hard for the country, and na still dem go come out make we cast our vote when election time come. Perhaps make we hope for the very best because God dey.
Your last statement says it all “perhaps make we hope for the very best because God dey”. This is a statement many citizens don’t believe in any more. They’ve totally lost hope and confidence in this country to be better again but that’s not how it’s suppose to be. No matter the circumstances and hardship we face in this country, we don’t have any other country asides this and it is we ourselves that can make it become a better and condusive place for us all to live in.
Despite the complain and hardship faced by many Nigerians, some people still don’t feel it and they’re still living their normal life, not because they’re not affected but because they’ve lost total dependency on the government and found a way to fend for themselves. These are not political people, but just a patriot Nigerian that have prayed for a better nation day and night but couldn’t help to make himself useful to himself and the family first. We are talented, let’s not wait for the government to intervene first if we have other means of helping ourselves.
The country is comfortable to live in if you abide by the rules and regulations and not take part in illegal activities. The cost of living here is still considerable than other countries most of our people run to for a greener pasture. As we continue to pray for a better nation, let’s strive to make ourselves useful for the nation and our family too.