Nigeria Is What We’ve Got: Lets Preserve It

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In brief, I think we Nigerians need to keep reminding ourselves of certain things over and over again;

Nigeria would be a better place if we all kept greed aside and focused on a united Nigerian dream.

Being a patriot does not start and end with lip service. If we really and truly love this country of ours (Nigeria), we would do whatever it takes to preserve it and not destroy it.

Our cynicism and conspiracy theories are enough to destroy this country of ours just as by bombs. We must let go of these if we must move forward as a country.

I know a majority of us do not know what it feels like to be a refugee in another land. We must therefore learn to protect and preserve our own (Nigeria).

I believe in One-Nigeria and together it’s possible. Let’s do it!.


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