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October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by Nobody: 10:36am On Sep 29, 2019
What do Nigerians have to celebrate on October 1st ?

Is there anything to celebrate ?

Should we altogether cancel these celebrations ?

Your views while I write up my list.

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by CAPSLOCKED: 10:48am On Sep 29, 2019
--WE'RE CELEBRATING THE LACK OF JOBS AND ECONOMIC HARDSHIP.
--WE'RE CELEBRATING THE KILLING OF UNARMED CIVILIANS.
--WE'RE CELEBRATING BAD ROADS, FLOODS, GAS EXPLOSIONS, KIDNAPPERS, BOMB BLASTS, POOR HEALTH SYSTEM, POLITICAL ROBBERY.
-WE'RE CELEBRATING THE PROSCRIPTION OF NNAMDI KANU, THE ARREST OF SOWORE AND THE DETENTION OF ZAKY. BECAUSE THEY DARED TO SPEAK OUT AGAINST OUR GOOD FOR NOTHING BUT EVIL GOVERNMENT.
--WE'RE CELEBRATING TACHA AND OTHER STUPID THINGS BECAUSE NIGERIA IS OCCUPIED BY REALLY FOOLISH PEOPLE.

WE'RE CELEBRATING OUR COLLECTIVE FOOLISHNESS AS A NATION.

hello from the leaders of tomorrow, below.

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by Nobody: 10:50am On Sep 29, 2019
Nothing

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by Nobody: 11:07am On Sep 29, 2019
CAPSLOCKED:
--WE'RE CELEBRATING THE LACK OF JOBS AND ECONOMIC HARDSHIP.
--WE'RE CELEBRATING THE KILLING OF UNARMED CIVILIANS.
--WE'RE CELEBRATING BAD ROADS, FLOODS, GAS EXPLOSIONS, KIDNAPPERS, BOMB BLASTS, POOR HEALTH SYSTEM, POLITICAL ROBBERY.
-WE'RE CELEBRATING THE PROSCRIPTION OF NNAMDI KANU, THE ARREST OF SOWORE AND THE DETENTION OF ZAKY. BECAUSE THEY DARED TO SPEAK OUT AGAINST OUR GOOD FOR NOTHING BUT EVIL GOVERNMENT.
--WE'RE CELEBRATING TACHA AND OTHER STUPID THINGS BECAUSE NIGERIA IS OCCUPIED BY REALLY FOOLISH PEOPLE.

WE'RE CELEBRATING OUR COLLECTIVE FOOLISHNESS AS A NATION.

hello from the leaders of tomorrow, below.


Hmmm

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by Andy1234(m): 11:22am On Sep 29, 2019
God's Providence inspite of the difficulties, Average Nigerians can still afford two square meal a day. There's still hope for us in this country.

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by jkendy(m): 11:23am On Sep 29, 2019
What an annoying rhetorical question!!!

Nothing, absolutely nothing to celebrate

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by Nobody: 11:24am On Sep 29, 2019
- Corrupt governors who refuse to pay salaries to civil servants
- Religious radicalisation and fanaticism
- Tribalism
- The worst roads in the world as one said earlier
- No electricity in 2019/2020 - Big disgrace
- Wanton murder and cheapness of human life
- Encroachment on the rich and fertile land of the South by foreign Fulani gangs
- Corruption , corruption , heartlessness of leaders and cruelty of the high and mighty
- Poor man oppressing other poor men and making their lives a double hell.


Okay I stop here.


But surely , there has to be ONE thing to to celebrate ?

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by Nobody: 11:25am On Sep 29, 2019
Andy1234:
God's Providence inspite of the difficulties, Average Nigerians can still afford two square meal a day. There's still hope for us in this country.

But that is celebrating God's mercy and providence , which I totally agree we need to be thankful for.

What can we celebrate on Independence day as our achievements as a country called Nigeria ?

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by StaffofOrayan(m): 11:43am On Sep 29, 2019
Religion really is the opium of the masses!


Andy1234:
God's Providence inspite of the difficulties, Average Nigerians can still afford two square meal a day. There's still hope for us in this country.

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by mrvitalis(m): 11:44am On Sep 29, 2019
Andy1234:
God's Providence inspite of the difficulties, Average Nigerians can still afford two square meal a day. There's still hope for us in this country.
A God that allowed us to pass through this is he worth celebrating ?

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by Andersonjr(m): 11:47am On Sep 29, 2019
There are things worth celebrating if you look deep into this nation how it has carried itself so far. We all will keep moving forward, nothing can break us.
#WeAreNigerians

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by Nobody: 12:29pm On Sep 29, 2019
Andersonjr:
There are things worth celebrating if you look deep into this nation how it has carried itself so far. We all will keep moving forward, nothing can break us.
#WeAreNigerians

Carried itself so far in what sense ? lol

Name one achievement, concrete achievement of Nigeria as a country and that is of benefit to its citizens.

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by ZombieTAMER: 12:32pm On Sep 29, 2019
Andy1234:
God's Providence inspite of the difficulties, Average Nigerians can still afford two square meal a day. There's still hope for us in this country.
Andersonjr:
There are things worth celebrating if you look deep into this nation how it has carried itself so far. We all will keep moving forward, nothing can break us.
#WeAreNigerians


You are a disgrace to all that is literate in Nigeria

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by CAPSLOCKED: 12:41pm On Sep 29, 2019
Andy1234:
God's Providence inspite of the difficulties,....

WHERE IS IT? YOU TAKE COMFORT IN YOUR MISERY UNDER THE WORD "GOD", AND KEEP HOPING THAT MAGICALLY, HE WILL CONTINUE TO PROVIDE FOR, AND SAVE YOUR ASS FROM ALL THE MANY TERRIBLE THINGS IN THIS COUNTRY.

SADLY, MOST PEOPLE IN THIS COUNTRY ARE LIKE YOU.
BECAUSE OF YOUR MENTALITY, WE WILL HARDLY REACH THE LEVEL OF GODLESS CHINA AND JAPAN BECAUSE THOSE PEOPLE HOLD THEIR GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABLE AND WORK TO BETTER THEMSELVES.. INSTEAD OF LEAVING THINGS IN THE IMAGINARY HANDS OF AN IMAGINARY GOD THAT HAS NEVER BEEN THERE, ISN'T THERE, AND WILL NEVER BE THERE.

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by Chubhie: 1:02pm On Sep 29, 2019
Ngene is celebrating for Nigeria's victory over IPOB.

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by HisSexcellency(m): 12:01pm On Sep 30, 2019
Apart from Super Eagles winning the Afcon 2013 tournament, i have not seen anything that calls for or has led to a Nationwide celebration in Nigeria in the last 20years. embarassed

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by Nwaohafia1: 12:01pm On Sep 30, 2019
59 years of foolishness.

May that type of thunder that struck 36 cows in Ekiti strike anyone who will send me "Happy Independence"

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by seunmohmoh(f): 12:01pm On Sep 30, 2019
October 1st is just a historical day, nothing else. It's compulsory we recognize the day but nothing to celebrate.

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by bid4rich(m): 12:01pm On Sep 30, 2019
As a Nigerian, celebrate Gods goodness upon your life

But as Nigeria concerned, enjoy your NEXT LEVEL to the fullest because as for me, I have no president and a nation with no president is not a country.

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by thunder74(m): 12:01pm On Sep 30, 2019
We should celebrate Buhari, the paramount ruler of Nigeria.. The best thing to happen to Nigeria and a gift to punish our generation.

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by Centcanada: 12:01pm On Sep 30, 2019
Blood shed and the poverty APC course this country is worth celebrating. Idiot government.

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by SouthSouth1914: 12:01pm On Sep 30, 2019
A fool at forty is a fool forever.. Nigeria is already 59.. Do the maths!

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by Aryastarks(f): 12:01pm On Sep 30, 2019
Who knows
Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by docjcejlsnc: 12:01pm On Sep 30, 2019
we dont knw o

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by Authoreety: 12:01pm On Sep 30, 2019
Foolishness

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by Nobody: 12:01pm On Sep 30, 2019
Absolutely nothing to celebrate, we ought to be in mourning mode. angry

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by Thisis2raw(m): 12:01pm On Sep 30, 2019
Nothing atoh, Thank God Nigerians now see the things we warned about

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by Ayoswit(f): 12:02pm On Sep 30, 2019
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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by yeyeboi(m): 12:02pm On Sep 30, 2019
There is nothing to celebrate..

we are meant to be mourning the country and not celebrating because Nigeria is dead as long as buhari is the president angry

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by Ayoswit(f): 12:02pm On Sep 30, 2019
No power supply

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Re: October 1st - What Should Nigerians Be Celebrating ? by gurunlocker: 12:02pm On Sep 30, 2019
Only zombies can celebrate, they still have their brains held on to by those they support.

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