Only in Nigeria

I wonder the kind of people some Nigerians are. These people are the easiest people on earth to be pleased. This is why their looters are busy looting their tresury because they will be satisfied with sleeping muru anya.
Imagine the kind of news coming out from the giant of africa's mouth. Igbinedion give 3 condition to return and answer 141 count charges against him, will construct meggawatt, firm to construct kaiji derm it, OBJ goes back to school. Imagine the nonsenses. The most annoying thing is some of these guys that do not have time to read news of the current events in nigeria will just wake up one morning and start talking nonsense.
Ribadu is a god sent and all that bull **** of a story. People that do not even know that IBB is not in the army anymore will come back from their second job and start to talk rubbish here. When we talk about our beloved nation in waiting, myopic minds will start to question our integrity. Do you have any structure on ground to actualise Biafra? What a senseless, stupid, idiotic and foolish question that is.
People that never spent N150 to buy local newspaper not to talk of having light to watch TV, if they do have any educative channel apart from NTA, will wake up from their snorring dead sleep and question why Biafra should be left to manage its affairs.
Keep on hoping that one Nigeria will be great one day. It will be great when America finds subtitute to oil.......It will be great after 50years of the least African nation goes to the moon. It will be great when every soul leaves Nigeria for greener pasture. A country with useless looters.

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