Madness: A Nigerian Living.

You have heard "Dress how you want to be addressed" and I will say, this mindset led to the ENDSARS protest. But now that the protest is over, how can we combat this mindset to prevent history from repeating itself?... ...Book by its cover.

Inspite of the hardship and no therapy centres how are Nigerians happy? Goat Meat Pepper Soup might just be the answer, but should it remain the answer? Let us talk about it.

To Nigerians suffering is the only way to show a work well done, and that mindset is exemplified in the tertiary schooling system. This episode helps to understand the mindset that brings such madness.

They say revenge doesn't heal the wound but it sure does feel good, and this is something Nigerians know all too well. "First to do e no de pain, second to do e eye de red" if you know this mantra then you too have found hope through wickedness.

Exploring the intent our parents have when they present themselves as perfect, is it good for the Nigerian children or is it all part of the Nigerian madness.

A glimpse into Madness: A Nigerian Living. A love letter to my friends.