Recession: NEMESIS BEFALL NIGERIA

September 13, 2016

By Timothy Uzochukwu

I wish you could forward this to those that still want to belong and be part of that entity called Nigeria the former Giant of Africa that has been reduced to nothing by political idioms.

A nation with the finest brains being governed by an old illiterate whose English needs to be translated into English for his people to understand,(Pat Utomi) a Professor as his vice piloting the affairs of so called great nation in reverse.

A professor that is so afraid of his Master(Oga) the tyrant and Nigerians think that he would contribute his quarter.
Nigerians keep praying else you make a move nothing gonna change.

This is the type of president Nigeria currently produced in this modern age in the midst of its population of 186,987,564 million and they are still expecting a miracle to happen.

Those Nigerians that are still expecting miracles to start happening should better wake up from their sleep and stop dreaming.
Nigerian always say it's well even if they are dying, a deceit from the pit of hell when you have the solution and you sit down hoping it's well, my dear forget story cos God isn't a partial God.

Let the sleeping giants rise cos without the emergent of the country called Biafra doom would elude Nigeria till the right thing is done.
I am shocked and that is why I'm addressing you because it weakens my heart to see a true human being be you Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba, Niger-delta or Middle belt singing a different song after seeing people been murdered by those that were meant to protect them.

It's not you today or your family member may be your turn tomorrow who knows.

Are you sure blood still flows in your veins?
Are you still human or you've lost it all?
Even animals do have compassion and feelings for its own.
It's dawn on me that people of these days are so selfish and self-centred.
Mind you, don't shoot down an opinion just because it's not yours because everyone ought to have the right to his or her own opinion and choices cos faces are different likewise likes and dislikes.

Just because those 59 people shot on that faithful day weren't your relations, made you keep mute and not condemn atrocity. Now the country is passing through nemesis and you are complaining because it affects you now.
You should be ashamed of yourself you hypocrite.
My dear you can't eat your cake and still have it cos you reap what you sow, whether you believe it or not.

You are the source of my anger and I want to vent my spleen- maybe not at you directly- but at the arrogance of your ignorance.
Whether the Nigerian state would go court free with these level of atrocity remains to be ascertained.

The level of barbarism meted to Biafrans by Nigeria military on 30th May, 2016 wasn't witnessed during Rv. Martin Luther king's peaceful match.
Biafrans has resorted to self-defense as Nigeria military van were seen shooting and parading the streets of Onitsha in Anambra state, of Nigeria looking for IPOB members with Biafra matriarch to arrest and probably killed.

And there you are;
Sitting in front of a computer and rant all day through social media but with every click, you make money - not for yourself - but for Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook).

With every megabyte of data you spend complaining and maligning, you make stupendous bucks for Etisalat, Glo and Airtel.

Over the next two years, the number of Nigerian millionaires will jump by 47% but most likely you will not be among because you are too busy whining and complaining. And yet about 60% of Nigeria’s 170m population are below 35 years. Oh, what a waste! By the way, Mark Zuckerberg was 19 when he started Facebook.

Africa’s youngest billionaire, Ashish Thakkar, is 31. He escaped from the Rwandan genocide and relocated to Uganda where he started an IT business.

Collin Thornton, who made his millions by fixing bad computers and setting up Dial-a-Nerd, is 35.

Adam Horowitz, an 18-year-old entrepreneur, started 30 websites in 3 years before he became successful.

The only thing you have ever started is an online petition. Have you heard of Jason Njoku? He’s 33 and the founder of Iroko TV. He received $8m investment into his company just a few years ago. What ? Sharing the same Nollywood films that you spend hours to watch online. He didn’t just hang around waiting for Buhari to make something happen or blaming Jonathan for not making anything happen.

Kamal Budhabhatti was deported from Kenya but while on the flight, he thought of the opportunities in Kenya. He found his way back after 6 months and today his company is valued at $30m. He’s 36.

Have you heard of Chinedu Echeruo? Apple just paid $1b for his app. He’s a Nigerian like you and all he did was attempt to fix a problem. But for you, the only thing you attempt to fix are your nails- and your hairdo! Chinedu moved to New York in 1995 and found it difficult to navigate the city with ease so he developed HopStop to fix the problem.

Editor/Publisher

Uchechi Collins