Around 2019 I used to visit my friends that lived in OPIC Estate around the Agbara axis. Back then there were two routes leading to the area. The longer route required taking a bike and took roughly 45 minutes, while the shorter route involved crossing a pako bridge, paying ₦20 and walking for about 15 minutes
The area was still developing with construction projects springing up everywhere. At some point developers wanted to fix the road leading to the wooden bridge so they could transport building materials and trucks to their sites through the shorter route instead of taking the longer one
The people collecting ₦20 from everyone crossing the bridge opposed the development because it was their source of income
Think about that. A handful of people were willing to obstruct development across an entire community just to protect their little source of income
And this is the same kind of thing that happens in so many places across Nigeria and in different sectors. Personal interests repeatedly take priority over collective progress
Nigerians must never forget that it was during Tinubu’s administration that the presidential villa was disconnected from the national grid and is now fully solar powered
Sitting president dey make campaign promises like new candidate, as if he no get the power to do am now
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Some people genuinely believe that saying “I love you” in English carries more weight than in their native language
If you get involved in a car accident in Nigeria today, no ambulance is coming to save you, and no Good Samaritan is coming to your rescue either
These men wey dey drive trucks and commercial buses with no side mirrors on Lekki epe expressway Dey confidently do am because dem know say nobody go arrest them, and even if they arrest them, they no dey go jail. Some no even know say dem dey commit crime
I think the reason Nigerians are so individualistic and only focused on saving themselves is because they’ve come to terms with the possibility that the country may never get better in their lifetime





