Nigeria has its problems like every other country of the world, but such problems does not make Nigeria worse.
Am ashamed though when am treated inhumanly at ports of entry of different countries…. however am not ashamed to be a Nigerian…
If the head is bad the whole body sure will be bad too.
Nigeria will not always have bad leaders who are selfish…
We-Nigerians, are still proud of leaders like Muritala in whose tenure of six months, made Nigeria a great state, which it still is…..
Nigeria will be great again and all africa will be proud of her!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
GOD BLESS NIGERIA!!!!! GOD BLESS AFRICA

It was an american businessman who last year 2009 fraud a bank of some billion $ not a Nigeria. So many deadly crimes goes on every day but not by Nigerians still dey will ignore all of them and condemn an innocent country like Naija. China in several occassions has taped informations from the US millitry base (pentagon) still the white people will not consider it crime but still keep eyeing Naija. Their eyes will all blind since they can not see.

Nigeria is great and will remain so till Christ comes. I don’t care how am being treat outside Naija but I target what I wanted till I achieve it. If the want me to remove my panties for them to search ahh while not but still they can not stop me because I know my human right. I wanted to fight an immigration officer in an airline in Germany before he calm down and attend to me just like other travellers. We should know that we are Nigerians and that we don’t give up on intimidation easily.

We are the only African country that knows what the other big countries of the world thought they knows. The only different is that we lack in the areas of technology. Had it been that our great country were able to couple air planes, cars, ships or even nuclear weapons, I beat you my brothers, no nation of the world would have stand and talk when we talk. But all the same we are just 50years old and I believe we will do more in years to come by the Grace of God who strengthens us. I know we are the Isrealites and no man can cures us.

As for our fellow African brothers, they act out of greed and jeolous knowing that Nigeria is wonderfully made. No African country can stand Naija for sure. So I suggest we ignore them and move forward to unending grateness were we are slated to be in no time. Long live the Federal Republic of Naija!!!!!!!!! Naija we your children loves and cheerish you and wish to come back as great people to behold your warm embrase. Happy 50th anniversary come 1 October. ONE LOVE ALL BELOVED NAIJA CITIZENS. NEVER GIVE UP ON THREATS AND HUMILIATIONS BECAUSE THEY ARE PART OF THE WORLD IF YOU MOST BE GREAT. WE WILL NOT DYE BUT LIVE TO MAKE NAIJA GREAT. CHESSSSSSSS!!!

My Nigerian brethren should drop that arrogance brought on by the so-called “oil wealth” and be brutally honest about the challenges of living in Nigeria. My friend for instance was almost kidnapped in Nigeria because he is thought to be rich. He is afraid to take his children there on vacation for the same reason.

I am riddled with sadness however because Africa needs Nigeria in a very bad way. I pray Nigeria comes to its senses. As one black American told me – Anyone who visits Nigeria first in sub-saharan Africa may never return to Africa again.

As one who loves Africa, I beg of my Nigerian brethren not to be emotional about this topic but rather collectively find a voice to condemn all those practices that make Nigeria such a hard place to live.

I have visited prominent people in Nigeria who have up to 9 police officers guarding their homes. I stayed in hotels in Nigeria where each floor had a stationery security guard 24×7. I have been into banks in Abuja and Lagos state where metal detectors were built into the doors of the entryway. Let us not even begin to discuss NEPA.

Why must we lie to one another as Africans about the stage of seige in Nigeria. All our countries have problems. We have a dirt of leadership and systems. Look at Ghana – a country that refuses to acknowledge the contributions of their citizens who live overseas. They have some stupid law called ROPA that does not allow dual-citizenship and requires one to drop the citizenship of any other country before running for public office. Think about it – This is a country that is poor and cannot create jobs for 20% of its college graduates. still has the nerve to turn away brain power that more advanced countries are willing to pay for.

Yes, Ghana is totally mad in many respects, this being one of them but the Nigerian problem is leprous in nature and must be addressed by all well-meaning Nigerians. Arrogance is simply a cover for the putrifying sore that Nigeria’s reputation has become!