Litmus:


Critics of Nigeria have ensured that all Nigerians are familiar with the negatives of Nigeria. Actually, critics have been so effective that it has become as if the entire world is familiar with these negatives also. I’m sure I’m not the only one occasionally surprised by some foreigners’ expert negative opinions on Nigeria. It is a wonder then that some Nigeria critics on this thread find others unreceptive when they criticise. A poster (EricBraven ) even uploaded a Fela video – possibly not EricBraven’s intention but the vid reinforces this observation that criticism of Nigeria has a long history. We get it and maybe some of us would appreciate a fresh approach to these criticisms of all aspect of Nigeria and Nigerianess supposedly intended as a kick in the direction of positive change. A less stale approach may be for all future such “motivational” speeches and writings to include positives that counteract the debilitating and morally exhausting negatives.

So Yaw if you’re not offended by my asking, what you would suggest are the Nigeria positives of which we all should be aware and need to work on even as we are remained of the negatives that we all must fight to reverse?

GabrielYulaw:


I don't hate the country. I'm just disgusted, angry and disappointed with the way things are. Nigeria could be so much better than it is and it pains me that we are where we are at the moment with no visible hope that things go be better anytime soon and that we go take our rightful place in the world.

We have the potential to be the first superpower African country and we are currently focusing on so many irrelevances that it's mind boggling.

GabrielYulaw:



. But I do hope so because the primary problem with Nigeria is not Nigeria but Nigerians and we are stronger together than apart.

Litmus:


Critics of Nigeria have ensured that all Nigerians are familiar with the negatives of Nigeria. Actually, critics have been so effective that it has become as if the entire world is familiar with these negatives also. I’m sure I’m not the only one occasionally surprised by some foreigners’ expert negative opinions on Nigeria. It is a wonder then that some Nigeria critics on this thread find others unreceptive when they criticise. A poster (EricBraven ) even uploaded a Fela video – possibly not EricBraven’s intention but the vid reinforces this observation that criticism of Nigeria has a long history. We get it and maybe some of us would appreciate a fresh approach to these criticisms of all aspect of Nigeria and Nigerianess supposedly intended as a kick in the direction of positive change. A less stale approach may be for all future such “motivational” speeches and writings to include positives that counteract the debilitating and morally exhausting negatives. Battling negatives is possibly easier when invigorated by positives

So Yaw if you’re not offended by my asking, what you would suggest are the Nigeria positives of which we all should be aware and need to work on even as we are remained of the negatives that we all must fight to reverse?

EricBraven:

I wasn't the one who posted the fela video

Nostradamus1:


No pictures, No Video, virtually no proof.


Just vibes, "Yam cruise and SR Sauce"

GabrielYulaw:


everyone here is corrupt, wicked and will do anything for money. A very large percentage are, but not all.

SamuelAnyawu:
Lots of JAS fighters surrendering to my Brigade. I heard some JAS commanders showed up this morning with lots of weaponry and Guntrucks.

Tho my Soldier guys said JAS and ISWAP alliance didn’t work out smoothly. That some attacks they carried out as a United group, ISWAP pushed them to the front. The Military especially in the Damboa attack killed mostly JAS members whom ISWAP used as Pawns.

Most JAS guys felt they are not factored in the scheme of things during the Unholy alliance.

Brb make I go treat the new arrivals. wahala be like the union of Boko and ISWAP, hahahahahaha.. we will keep giving them hell, I for one hate they are surrendering because money we will use to buy more weapons, build more rails etc, will be used in persecuting them in court..

Wahala no Dey finish

SamuelAnyawu:
Lots of JAS fighters surrendering to my Brigade. I heard some JAS commanders showed up this morning with lots of weaponry and Guntrucks.

Tho my Soldier guys said JAS and ISWAP alliance didn’t work out smoothly. That some attacks they carried out as a United group, ISWAP pushed them to the front. The Military especially in the Damboa attack killed mostly JAS members whom ISWAP used as Pawns.

Most JAS guys felt they are not factored in the scheme of things during the Unholy alliance.

Brb make I go treat the new arrivals.

Wahala no Dey finish

GabrielYulaw:


It's Yulaw not Yaw. I no be Seyi Law.

Positives? I guess the biggest positive is that there's something incomprehensible binding us all together that has so far resisted what would have split other countries into pieces. That something defies belief and comprehension and I don't know if it can hold forever. But I do hope so because the primary problem with Nigeria is not Nigeria but Nigerians and we are stronger together than apart.

Whyem15:


Now, in a country where the vast majority of citizens are corrupt and are only concerned about their pockets, do you expect development? A democracy at that.


There is a reason why people collect kerosene and bowls of rice to vote in corrupt officials in this country.
The few who are not corrupt are the victims.

SamuelAnyawu:
Lots of JAS fighters surrendering to my Brigade. I heard some JAS commanders showed up this morning with lots of weaponry and Guntrucks.

Tho my Soldier guys said JAS and ISWAP alliance didn’t work out smoothly. That some attacks they carried out as a United group, ISWAP pushed them to the front. The Military especially in the Damboa attack killed mostly JAS members whom ISWAP used as Pawns.

Most JAS guys felt they are not factored in the scheme of things during the Unholy alliance.

Brb make I go treat the new arrivals.

Wahala no Dey finish

Odunayaw:
Are you wicked ni

sizzorchan:
hell ya. next mission is to hunt down every sahara reporter i can find lol. jk

bidexiii:
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Odunayaw:
FBI da, extradite this man to us immediately :p

sizzorchan:
which kind salute that man on the right dey give
Reminds me of gatemen in naija movies lol

sizzorchan:
which kind salute that man on the right dey give
Reminds me of gatemen in naija movies lol

bidexiii:


You mean this picture ?
Both the CNS and CDS salute are both right .

And there are defferent types of salute, you know.