Being A Nigerian Is The Hardest Job Ever Known To Mankind

Being a Nigerian is one of the top three hardest things in the world, and it’s not even number three. Imagine drawing with South Africa one day, and the very next day the power grid collapses, plunging the whole nation into darkness. Is this life? It’s so sad that even the bare minimum is not provided. Just yesterday, there was flooding at Maryland, and cars were literally swimming.

Someone once said if you have money, you would enjoy Nigeria. But even then, you’ll see Cybertrucks worth millions of dollars turned into canoes because of the Lagos floods. Funny enough, the Lagos government has decided that the easiest way to fix this is to witch-hunt by seizing Capri-Sun from supermarkets simply because they use plastic straws.

How long are we going to continue like this?

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Besides, it’s obvious that these same people have applied their incompetence to our sports sector, which is at least supposed to give us some joy in this country. After all, isn’t it these same officials that lost Favour Ofili to Turkey after failing to register her for two consecutive Olympics—and instead of apologizing for their errors, they blamed her for being disrespectful?

I honestly can’t count the number of times I’ve been told that this country is unfortunately not for Nigerians. How can we continue like this? Honestly, being in Nigeria—and even being a Nigerian—reduces your chances of survival and success by 50%.