OP looking through all these replies i believe your intentions were to talk about the other side of Nigeria, the good part. i have come to actually understand that those misconceptions are part if Nigeria (most of them are very true) it is not the only part. there are many good things about Nigeria. i used to feel like this till i started doing some research of my own. Nigerian to Nigerian our country has a long way to go. you can only hope that it gets there. there is a certain love you have for Nigeria that no one will understand. we are just a lot tougher so we don't see what others are saying when they cringe at the thought of Nigeria. you are talking to first worlders their lives are so different. i was raised in port- Harcourt and we can sit here and talk about the games we played outside in the absence of electricity and we will be like oh "good times". but to them that is just a horror story. they just wont understand and rightly so too
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OP looking through all these replies i believe your intentions were to talk about the other side of Nigeria, the good part. i have come to actually understand that those misconceptions are part if Nigeria (most of them are very true) it is not the only part. there are many good things about Nigeria. i used to feel like this till i started doing some research of my own. Nigerian to Nigerian our country has a long way to go. you can only hope that it gets there. there is a certain love you have for Nigeria that no one will understand. we are just a lot tougher so we don't see what others are saying when they cringe at the thought of Nigeria. you are talking to first worlders their lives are so different. i was raised in port- Harcourt and we can sit here and talk about the games we played outside in the absence of electricity and we will be like oh "good times". but to them that is just a horror story. they just wont understand and rightly so too
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