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American cities like LA and D.C. are infested with homelessness. We avoid the topic because we don’t want to come across as judgmental. But this is fake niceness, not kindness. We must treat homeless people as adults: whom we should help, but are also responsible.

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I don’t care if this video goes viral or not but it should go viral to the right places. I almost didn’t post this, but silence won’t help us either. Nigerians are not lazy people (we dey work). Nigerians are not unserious people, we are not weak. We are people who wake up every single day and try despite everything working against us. We hustle, we push, we find ways to survive in situations that are not normal. The same internet you see us laughing on, making jokes, creating content, is that same place we come to forget our pain. (Because if we don’t laugh, we might break.) Things are getting harder every day, the cost of living is rising, opportunities are shrinking. It’s also becoming scary to even speak. When citizens talk about what they’re going through, it sometimes feels like they are silenced, intimidated, or punished for it. Please hear us, make us feel safe again. Security should not be a luxury, but a priority—your top priority. Going out shouldn’t feel like a risk, entering a car shouldn’t come with fear, living in your own country shouldn’t feel unsafe. It’s even more heartbreaking seeing our neighboring countries deport Nigerians, like we don’t belong anywhere anymore (and we won’t blame them). We are not asking for too much, we just want to live without constant fear, without constant struggle. We want to breathe. If you can hear us sir, please listen. 📺: @isimeh_01

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