NIGERIANS NEED CHANGE NOT NIGERIA

THE CHANGE NIGERIA/NIGERIANS NEED IS NOT JUST REMOVING GEJ AND INSTALLING PMB.

1, Take a closer look at those girls behind President Obama, those girls are the daughters of the strongest man on earth. Very simple and descent dresses, no heavy make ups, no gold chains or jewelries , normal hand bags and flat sandals but yet they are the daughters of Obama.

2, That man on bicycle isn't a cyclist or a courier man, his name is Boris Johnson. He is the mayor of London. He rides his bicycle to work daily. Do u know what it is to be the mayor of London?

3, The other mixed picture is the picture of a Nigerian pastor enjoying the comfort of a private jet with another man standing in an economy class plane. Do u know the power that is willed or controlled by that man? That man is Pope Francis ,Just meeting that man might change your life forever. Do you know how many people around the world that will be willing to give him one if he ever opens his mouth to ask for a private jet?

4, Take a closer look at the man buying fuel , he isn't a taxi driver, nor a pump attendant. That man is Putin of Russia, one of the strongest men alive now buying his fuel by himself. Men that the whole world shakes when they sneezes ,living a very simple and humble life.
Now compare this with what we see or practice here in Nigeria, where an ordinary Councillor will wish to move with an entourage of cars, sirens and heavy armed securities.

Where the wife of our President will cause a heavy traffic jam simply because she needs to make her hair. Where the wife of our president will wear a Cartier watch of almost 10million naira yet her husband will be claiming he is a poor man. Where the daughter of our president will walk into a shop and order everyone out simply because she needs to shop. Where the son of a governor will order everyone in a beer parlor out because he wants to drink a bottle of beer . Where our pastors are all carried away by the material blessings attached to ministration that they no longer preach salvation but prosperity. I used 'we' or 'our' so that you will know that am also a part of it. These pictures left me with no words than for me to just say that the oyibo man is a unique and special breed. We adopted the white mans language, dressing etc but left the most important ones. SIMPLICITY...
Before Nigeria will change, we all need individual changes

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