Who owns, NIGERIA?

This Blog is about, Nigeria. The question today, is who owns, NIGERIA? Nigeria has three major ethnic groups that can lay claim to Nigeria.

One may ask if this question is

necessary? 

Well, knowing a situation recommends itself to adopting, adapting and making a move.

The Igbos say it as it is. The Yorubas act it and the Hausas look on.

The Igbos go for gain, wherever. They are traders and let their lucre make their talking for them.

The Yorubas love their swag and believe, they are the definition of civilization.

The Hausas barely tolerate the rest and treat them like clowns.

They stay in their corner full of disdain for those who feel they are something due to their warm embrace of western education.

The Hausa man does not believe, his disdain for western education can put him at a disadvantage.

He knows he can always get a southerner to do whatever is required, western education wise.

The problem with the southerners is the fact that they are too ambitious and acrimoniously, competitive.

The quality of life in the North is not as high as that of the south but leadership wise, the north gets the pie. Why not?

Getting people to represent them is not as acrimonious as in the south.

For that reason, the south lack stability in representation and the pull him down syndrome usually takes the centre stage.

For the stated reasons, there is unrest in the North West and North East of Nigeria, fuelled by Economics and the Notherners and Nigerians are living with it.

Ipob started in the South East and today, the leader is in prison. It started in the South West and the leader is in jail too.

Who owns Nigeria? Definitely not the one in jail!