What Makes A Typical Nigerian?

 

 Sadly, some of these mostly has been because of the ambience we are in. There is a local Warri parlance which says "Warri no dey carry last" but it will however be apt to attach it to all Nigerians, naija no dey carry last"...lol. Fellow African brothers have found Nigerians intimidating and its not our fault.

Here are 15 things that shows you’re a typical Nigerian:

Real Cat With 9 Lives: Falana Writes Acting IGP On “Illegal Policing Of The Republic

Femi Falana, a popular Lagos based lawyer can be easily described as a 'cat wih nine lives". He is one character Nigeria can always make do with and he has been reliable to that effect.

One, Too Many: The Military Will Soon Re-Capture Adamawa And Borno States- Olukolade

According to channelstv.com, Nigerian Army has assured that the military will soon re-capture Adamawa and Borno States after it renewed pressure on terrorists in the two north eastern states.
Military spokesman, Maj. Gen. Chris Olukolade, told Channels Television that “there is a more intensive shelling of areas where the terrorists are hiding.

True Story: Why Americans Are in Love With Nigerians

Again, I stumbled on this article of how an American shared his experience of his visit to Nigeria on linkedin. See the exert below...

Tourism: 36 Fun Places To Be in Nigeria

Many may be wondering if Nigeria has Tourism potential. That doubt can however be put to rest. I stumbled on this article online and i will like to share it with you guys.

Buhari: The Locusts' Converge By Doyin Odebowale

 

The political itinerary of the so called Fourth Republic in Nigeria, whose dubious provenance is traceable to the subterfuge and sustained grand conspiracy against the rest of us by the very people who hold aloft some dubious patriotic credentials, prominent among whom are Obasanjo, Danjuma and Ibrahim  Babangida, David Mark and a later conscript, Abdulsalami Abubabakar, who currently pontificates on the path to peace and progress, adorning a fake cherubic mien, is replete with histrionics of, oftentimes, tragic dimensions. 

2015 Elections: A Thick Line Between Religion and Nationalism

 

Its been a long time this message has been running through my mind. Its a delicate issue that over the years has been divisive among Nigerians. It borders on  Religion and Nationalism.