Bury me anywhere but Nigeria
Author: | Published: 2010-12-17 11:05:07 | 747 read this article |
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Bury me anywhere but Nigeria “A country where death traps are called roads, incessant armed robbery/police attacks on hardworking individuals have become a way of life, and where constant power supply can not be guaranteed for 4 hours a day is not worth returning to…… not many citizens leaving abroad would proudly call a country with so much evil credentials home” – Chukwuemeka O.O Before asking for the heads of Nigerians working abroad that dread returning home please take the courage to inculcate some decorum in the Nigerian police force, repair the death traps called roads, and advise the rogues called politicians to grow up. Nigerians leaving abroad wou...
Why The Short And Ugly Are Married
Author: | Published: 2010-12-17 10:55:52 | 774 read this article |
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“Most Nigerian young men are looking beyond the ordinary; they grow to mature with time, to know that not all that glitter is gold. Between the ages of 20 and 28 they are risk takers that will go after the Genevieves, Daregos, Omotolas, Tokunbos and Biancas.” This may be thinking aloud. I can not stop trying to reason why the Nigerian 'Bobo' end up settling for a girl he ordinarily would not go near in his 'hey' days when he was a risk taker, but now want to spend the rest of his life with seeing he has now become a risk averter. When I look around I see nothing but guys who have settled for girls that they have better looks than, especially my 'loaded' friends. Each time I was...
