Our Naira is now a joke

“Na statistics we go chop”, now statistics is chopping them.

Nigerians behave and argue as if Nigeria is the most developed country in the world, they even compare Nigeria with Canada, UK and US, these mentioned countries the smallest villages have running water, hot and cold, no water tank hanging anywhere,24/7 power supply, quality health care centres, quality road network, and quality education and these are basic. Nigeria cannot boast of adequately having one. Outskirts, 1 or more houses got running water and power supply 24/7 and people cook with electrical stoves not the type I used at Abraka hall in my 100L😁. In Nigeria the ones that can afford to run generators with noise disturbance, they see it as luxury, luxury inconvenience, they will queue to get gas, kerosine, and diesel and they still puff. Nigerians are used to underdevelopment , used to stress, used to sufferings and shockingly they even worship people that make sure nothing works. They call dishonorable people honorables, and not excellent people excellencies Nigerians please pick up a dictionary and look up the meaning of both. Nigerians are we acquiring foolish education? Why don't we have questioning attitude? because we seem to accept every bad thing with the hope things will change. Some even call evil good, good evil and they hate people with integrity. Institutions that make nations thick, Nigeria's Institutions are captured Institutions, thereby making Nigeria thin. Rule of law does not exist, laws are selectively applied, when it does not favour them , they get confused with "AND" We used to say no place like home, but can I really call Nigeria my home at the moment? I definitely don't think so.

Na today?...🤭🤭🤭

Those who still believe in "One Nigeria," which you spearhead, are the bigger joke.

True life story 👇

10k CFA is now 30k naira End

When a drug dealer and @ChicagoState Diploma certificate forger is President, It had to be a huge joke! 🤣🤣😂

But why the girls no change

Naira is more than a joke. Those of us that invested our money in Nigeria have learned our lessons in a hard way. APC has taught us a bitter lesson. We may never experience this lesson again because we have known what this country is. Naija is not home

Nigeria is now a laughing stock.