Why wont we criticise Nigeria, how do we then justify the fact that we are lost in a foreign man's land?

If we agree things are done well in Nigeria, how do we justify living an exiled life abroad?

If we agree to all the developmental projects in Nigeria, how do we continue to find relevance in Nigeria

We want to remain relevant, listened to and taken seriously, hence we criticise Nigeria.

I just want to pick on one line there. What exactly do you mean when you say you are lost in a foreign man's land? When I hear people say such things, I get creeped out because that there is some sign of serious personal issues that may need to be dealt with. I mean in this day and age, to consider oneself lost is a serious problem oo!! I recommend some counselling. nuff said!!

whats this one saying?

AjaraEwuro:

whats this one saying?

He or she clearly requested for more clarification - but unfortunately u have to show your true colour

AjaraEwuro:

whats this one saying?

rather the question shd be: what r u saying or tryn hard to say?

Kobojunkie:

I just want to pick on one line there. What exactly do you mean when you say you are lost in a foreign man's land? When I hear people say such things, I get creeped out because that there is some sign of serious personal issues that may need to be dealt with. I mean in this day and age, to consider oneself lost is a serious problem oo!! I recommend some counselling. nuff said!!

The people who are lost knows themselves, they dont have to be told, lost as in, dey have been lost, and forgotten and became irrelevant, they cant go backwards, they cant go forward. You might be an example, Se o ti gbo nsein?

What of your oyimbo land? stop this nonsense and show nigeria love. One day you come at old age to nigeria.

AjaraEwuro:

The people who are lost knows themselves, they dont have to be told, lost as in, dey have been lost, and forgotten and became irrelevant, they cant go backwards, they cant go forward. You might be an example, Se o ti gbo nsein?

One lesson I have learnt is when people talk of others, in much the way you are doing now, they usually speak of themselves but in such a way as to make it seem they are not. I don’t really know of any one here who feels lost in a foreign man’s land. I have read on Nairaland of persons, like you, claiming people are lost and since I do not know of any such people, so I immediately assume you are speaking of yourself. And As I stated earlier, seek COUNSELLING before it is too late. The Feeling being lost is usually sign of some psychological issue that may turn to serious problems down the road. You only have to open the newspapers to understand how serious these problems can get if not checked.

Kobojunkie:

One lesson I have learnt is when people talk of others, in much the way you are doing now, they usually speak of themselves but in such a way as to make it seem they are not. I don’t really know of any one here who feels lost in a foreign man’s land. I have read on Nairaland of persons, like you, claiming people are lost and since I do not know of any such people, so I immediately assume you are speaking of yourself. And As I stated earlier, seek COUNSELLING before it is too late. Feeling lost is usually sign of some psychological issue that may turn to serious problems down the road. You only have to open the newspapers to understand how serious these problems can get if not checked.

What have you said? Nothing!

reincarnation of the naysayer