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Comment by Ruth Pius Sampson on January 13, 2010 at 4:00pm

Home is Home. No matter what you can't be denied by your home, so am proud to say the NIGERIA is my COUNTRY.

Comment by Degini on October 1, 2009 at 10:17am

Today, Nigeria celebrates 49 years of struggle for a better future. When will that future come?
It's NOW or NEVER!

Let's join hands to make it happen.
IT BEGINS WITH YOU...to imbibe good moral standard of living - teach your children, encourage your spouse, your neighbour and your boss, not forgetting to inform your relative.
- Lamuel Biambo

Comment by Tyna Makpo on May 8, 2009 at 10:58am

At Ifeloju... u seem to have an extreme passion 4 Africa n I daresay thats were it begins, people lack adaptation for the seeming extremeties of change, people lack the willingness to accept an uncertain new age.
However, it must first be embraced before Nigeria can be reborn.. My Nigeria at this time has over 600 fans because it took a secone to click acceptance, how many peop however managed to spare the extra 2mins to actually join the cause?!..
Simply Put; Passion is what we lack, every1 is so put off by the constant degradation and have come to accept it as it is.. No1 truly believes in their own worth and abilities to do great things and bring about a turn around.
Indeed we are busy people, but the refusal to abandon the well being of our homes is indeed the same it will take to create a brand new Nigeria.. Lets re-build it!!

Comment by Olayemi on May 7, 2009 at 1:56pm

many do not understand that legacy of a good name is better than wealth. striving until perfection is striving for a positive change.
Overall, prayer might be the key but where is holiness? the real catalyst towards change. do you and l have it. even if the flesh disagree, what of your spirit and conscience.
At the present privileged, people still cheat fellow Nigerians all because they want to have everything which is not possible. The Bible point out "Do unto others what you expect in returns".
fine l wont place a curse now, but pls repent from cunny evil ways, start practicing good is what we need even after reading what is right.
check next time for my comment, I need to go home. Bye

Comment by Ifeloju MARRIED TO OMO YORUBA on May 1, 2009 at 1:28pm

As an American Born African when I came to see Nigeria for myself, everyone here talked and talked of me not going, I replied, I am going nothing you say nothing you tell me will stop me from what God said I can do. I found the people friendly and warm hearted, a people so wanting right for all the states of Naija...so passive to the point of doing nothing to change even corruption in govt. I saw great potential there for growth and development and wondered why so far from it... I like Naija as is I dont mind the electric outage gives me more time with oko, I dont like media, I rather know God not crime, I suggested starting a social club with membership fees, pick from this group a govt leader to replace the old greedy man in office one at a time using this fee money for his running...and that group supporting them, you will know you have began a new way for Nigeria. Even here in SN, I suggested getting on a free radio and selling goods from Africa, America loves it, not one person gave comment

Comment by OMOIKHUNU PHILLIPS on May 1, 2009 at 9:03am

NIGERIA IS A BETTER PLACE AND WE HAVE TO MAKE IT BEST OURSELVES NOT RUNNING OUT OF IT.

Comment by Adekunle on April 30, 2009 at 10:15pm

As Nigerians proud of our country seeing it go through such a decline is really heartbreaking. Dont be decieved by whats going on on the surface but dig deep and the corruption is really bad. The politicians think only of how to line their pockets. The young politicians coming in are the same, so what are you going to do about the future of Nigeria

Comment by Lamuel Biambo on April 30, 2009 at 8:28pm

Is this what our leaders have turned our mothers to?
Welcome to Ekiti State...where our mothers protest in the nude. They are tired of this whole NONSENSE.

If the mothers can reduce themselves to this...our society has truly FAILED and we are in TROUBLE.

Comment by Abosede Alimi on April 30, 2009 at 6:00pm

I hear you Yemi, thank you very much.

I have started my own personal process but you and i know, we will keep striving unto perfection until we die.

Which is why i suggest we start now. We need people like you who have depth and knowledge to join us. I am sure you will.

Comment by Ifeloju MARRIED TO OMO YORUBA on April 30, 2009 at 2:29pm

Thats right olayemi, Teach

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