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Nigeria Today: It's not a debate

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‎It's not a debate — it's a fact. It's everywhere. Nigerians are facing hell right now, and the country has not fixed her electricity issues.
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‎Look at Ogun State, Nigeria, where my dad's salary was reduced. There are different issues that are not palatable to us all in Nigeria.
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‎Now, the U.S. is trying to deport more people to a country that is about to collapse. A retaliatory response was given to the iconic Donald Trump by a minister in a little African country called Nigeria. It’s also not a debate that Donald Trump sees all Africans as one.😂🤣😄
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‎Hmm! But right now — listen to me, right now — do you think Africans are fed up with the West?
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‎That's a question you can answer.
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‎Moving on, China is going to take over strategic mineral production sites in Africa. To me, Africans contribute a lot to the Chinese economy. It’s not a debate; it’s a fact that we all know.
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Oh! 😮‎Just because Nigeria is not fighting a world war doesn’t mean it is not facing any war: war against poverty, war against terrorism, war against Fulanization, and finally, tribal war.
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‎It’s in many of us… tribal discrimination.
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‎Have you heard about “Emi lo kan”?
‎Emi lo kan says a lot about tribal war in the political system.
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‎Not a debate, guys, it's a fact. Ha ha ha.
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‎Thanks for visiting my blog.
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