Undoubtedly, the Nigerian polity is overheated today more than ever. Different segments, through fiery utterances and inciting actions, have thrown caution to the wind and virtually threatening to trigger off widespread hostilities. They feel that they can settle things in an all-out war. With Nigeria's 180 million population, with an economy in recession, with our welfarism non-existent and with selfish materialism entrenched, a Civil War will obviously unleash a humanitarian crisis.

Nairalander, with the resources available to you now, how long can you (or you and your family) cope if war should break out where you live?

JKisOK:
Undoubtedly, the Nigerian polity is overheated today more than ever. Different segments, through fiery utterances and inciting actions, have thrown caution to the wind and virtually threatening to trigger off widespread hostilities. They feel that they can settle things in an all-out war. With Nigeria's 180 million population, with an economy in recession, with our welfarism non-existent and with selfish materialism entrenched, the prospects of war will obviously unleash a humanitarian crisis.

Nairalander, with the resources available to you now, how long can you (or you and your family) cope if war should break out where you live?

Nigeria is said to be a POOR country.
Now this POOR country is somehow able to buy expensive weapons to fight expensive wars.
Receive sense.
Say no to war.


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Ask the kids on social media jare.

BTW: Nigeria is not in a recession.

Where is the war?
Let's call Akpabio, the "Warsaw, saw war" coroner.