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ReplyDeleteNigeria is nothing to write home about 😌
DeleteThere once was a country.
ReplyDeleteNigeria a country filled with life and misery
DeleteIn there lies our hope, not renewed but dashed.
DeleteBe the change you want to see in Nigeria!
ReplyDeleteTwins ♊ Squared
Nigeria is a country blessed by God,but has never been lucky with good leaders.
ReplyDeleteI don't know ooo
ReplyDeleteNigeria is blessed with natural resources, rich agriculture, good weather and has the most greedy, selfish, wicked and old leaders. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteOnce upon a time in the land of Delulus🧐✍️...
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ReplyDeleteWhen Nigeria was Nigeria 🤣🤣🤣😃😂😃😃😂
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DeleteOnce upon a time, there was a country called Nigeria.
ReplyDeleteThere exist a cursed nation.....
ReplyDeleteNigeria 🇳🇬 a beautiful country God created but evil 😈 politicians destroyed it because of their selfish gain and greedy 😢 😑
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ReplyDeleteNigeria, a blessed land .........
ReplyDeleteCareer Criminal: A chip off the SAME BLOCK.
ReplyDeleteIn the rhythmic dance of diversity, Nigeria's story unfolds, where the vibrant beats of culture and the complex steps of history create a paradoxical symphony on the stage of the African landscape for a people lust into poverty amid pilfered abundance.
ReplyDeleteYou write like a content writer?👍👍👍
DeleteI have a headache already 😫
DeleteNigeria: A rich country drowned in abject poverty and strife..
ReplyDeleteNigeria: A cesspit of corruption.
ReplyDeleteIt's well with my country 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
ReplyDeleteOr I could also look at it from another angle:
ReplyDeleteIn the pulsating heartbeat of Nigeria, where the kaleidoscope of humanity converges in a symphony of countless souls, a nation of abundant promise navigates the labyrinthine dance of numbers, grappling with the Herculean specter of both opulent potential and the shadowy waltz of bureaucratic excess.
Wetin na????
DeleteNigeria, my country..........
ReplyDeleteOnce upon a time we have a country.
ReplyDeletePitifully the paradoxical reality of Nigeria's political theater, where the symphony of democracy echoes with discordant repetition, politicians fluffing words with the grace of cunning foxes, their promises as fleeting as mirages in the scorching desert of electoral integrity murder at altar of deceitful deception.
ReplyDeletePlease help ooo!!!
DeleteNigeria, a rich country but home to the world's poorest!
ReplyDeleteYou took the words pit of my mouth. Very saf
DeleteCorruption.
ReplyDeleteSo much potential. Very little achieved.
ReplyDeleteThere was once a country 😔
ReplyDeleteNigeria: The Renewed Hope Agenda....
ReplyDeleteMay God bless Nigeria.
ReplyDeleteIn 1960, Nigeria gained independence
ReplyDeleteFirst sentence ke??
ReplyDeleteWho get that kind energy?
The whole book from first page:
Na wa!
Nigeria... I'm a native Nigeria, from a rare specie, nourished by God
ReplyDeleteI did write an 'article' over a decade ago with my thoughts, insights and hopes for Nigeria. It looks even more daunting now.
ReplyDeleteTitled: THE NIGERIA THAT BOOMED
1st Paragraph: The Nigeria of my dream is beautiful, elegantly so. The Nigeria of my dream is wealthy, abundantly in both natural and human resources. This Nigeria is real, for indeed its been proven possible beyond a reasonable doubt. Ironically, the Nigeria of my dream is in the past.