I am a Nigerian, I am not a slave. Nigeria is good. Since its independence in 1960, Nigeria has been a great country with a major challenge of leadership and systemic failure. Agitators have a point but their anger has clouded their vision and has hampered their understanding on many things, especially the harm involved for everyone if Nigeria ever divides.
What I believe and know is that in the long run, a united Nigeria will be better than a divided Nigeria for so many reasons and to avoid remaining a slave to the white forever.
A united Nigeria will save Africa; the white people understand the worth of a united Nigeria; what it means and what it can achieve for Africans in general. Agitators; let us unite and fight for justice, equity and fairplay. Let us unite and fight for genuine peace and unity of Nigeria because It will benefit us all on the long run. With anger, we may destroy the future of Nigeria.
Romanus Ndehigwo, Lagos.
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