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Sometimes, it feels like Nigeria is not a real country but just a big joke. The people in power are treating Nigerians like toys in a game.

Honestly, todai prompt “Special Award for Idiot,” sounds funny, but it also feels so true to me, because what is happening in Nigeria right now is very sad and painful.

Imagine a village where people are living peacefully. Then, one day, Cold blooded Fulani Herdsmen, Boko Haram terrorists suddenly come into the village. They destroy homes, hurt families, and even kill innocent people.

After the attackers leave, the villagers try to protect themselves. But do you know what happens next? Instead of helping the villagers, the government arrests the people who were trying to keep the village safe. They arrest the local hunters and even punish them for speaking the truth.

It’s like the government is making the good people suffer while the bad ones walk free. It feels like they are taking away the clothes of the people and leaving them with nothing—no help, no safety, no protection. That’s why I say they deserve the “Special Award for Idiot,” because they are playing a very wicked game, and they think no one will notice.

Many people in Nigeria are angry, very angry. But what is the president doing? Nothing. Even when he sees innocent people crying and dying, he stays silent. Why? Because he wants to win the next election in 2077. The northern part of Nigeria has many people, and politicians believe they must win votes from there. They think if they fight the bad people from that region, they will lose support and lose the election.

So, they close their eyes and let evil happen. They let the attackers hurt people just because they care more about votes than human lives. This is very wrong, and it has been happening again and again. Politicians just want power, and they are ready to stay silent while others suffer.

But here’s the truth: one day, they will get the real award they deserve. Not the funny one, but one that will make them feel the pain they have caused others. Because when you keep hurting people, even when you have the power to stop it, it will come back to you one day.

Finally to Nigerian politicians

Nigeria is not a game. It is a home to millions of people who want peace, love, and safety. Stop playing with their lives. Start doing the right thing. Because one day, the cries of the people will be louder than your power. And the award you receive will not be funny—it will be justice.

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