HAPPY INDEPENDENCE 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

This year's Independence appears different abi na my eyes ni 👀. Something is now telling me pe tabi 🧏 'Ara n kan Gaza' ni... 

The independence now look 👁️like dependence. 

No matter how it looks, na still Naija for life. 

We found ourselves in a lot of mess yet our success is evident. We fight for common goals in different languages. We thrive in our diversity. Our team spirit is envied by many. We are blessed with both human and natural resources. 'Our land is Green'

When they ask; where are you from? And you say 'Am a Nigerian' there's always change of impressions about your nationality and personality. It's so pathetic when people use the attributes of the few bad eggs to evaluate our overall performance. But we are good people.

Why does it seems like we intimidates others. Being a Nigerian implies you can survive any trial. We are survivals. Our spirits are so strong. As the real "Giant of Africa" we can never settle for less. About 90% of Nigerians are intelligent. That's why we perform excellently in any chosen profession. Our achievement cut across every spheres of life and we are unstoppable. 

We remain the Giant of Africa🇳🇬

Naija for Life🇳🇬


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