NIGERIA IS SERIOUSLY ILL!!! OR NIGERIANS ARE TERRIBLY SICK!!!!

NIGERIA IS SERIOUSLY ILL!!!
OR NIGERIANS ARE TERRIBLY SICK!!!!

If not so, Why does the constitution prescribed 3 national languages, but when the sick president speaks any of the three, he has committed crime against the misguided sectionalist tribalistic bamboozled beguiled slobs!
Go to China and see how they tolerate each others dialect. The predominant language in China is Hanyu which is divided into
seven major dialect groups (often classified as distinct languages by foreign linguists), is known as Hanyu ( simplified Chinese: 汉语;
traditional Chinese : 漢語;
pinyin: Hànyǔ ). And the Prime minister has the liberty to speak any of them.
See India, Korea and, even, Brazil (that we have independent together) they have gone far in the development of there countries because they have no antagonal sentiment. They now manufacturer vessels, aircraft and even missile.
But we are here blindly chanting Tutsi and Hutu slogans.
When I was in Sierra Leone, they were ruled by a MENDE Siaka Stevens (a tribe known only on plugging MANPAMA BULLY -local wine-) with no Nigerianilistic grudges from the Temni elites,
But in this sick country, you must speak the colonialist language or they condemned you to death, yet they continue blaming the colonial masters for amalgamating us together as one united country.
Then why do you want to divide us??

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