Oga @MBuhari Nigerians Need IGBO to make We Head Correct Gan ni so we no go dey scream mogbe! mogbe!! - By Kayode Ogundamisi

Make i first thank you Buhari, since you waka come goat don dey run from yam, since you waka come Nigeria don dey get small small respect for International community, since you waka come e be like say light sef don take style improve, since you waka come thieiving don become corruption, since you waka come civil servants don dey check themselves, even soja boyz sef don take style serious, but he get wan small matter wey I wan put my mouth.

So na season 3 of my Ogbonge oga Buhari appointment, for season 1 oga appoint Garba and Femi, me I vex I talk say why oga need 2 town criers, country people say make I take ‘EYES WATER’ kulu my temper down, okay I come kulu down, then Season 2 oga Buhari come appoint some people again, I come say why many Ahmodu, Mohhamed come full inside, but people say I too dey quick misyarn, dem say make

What does it mean to be Nigerian? By Kayode Ogundamisi

A new generation of Nigerians is emerging - leading to more openness and interaction among themselves, writes Ogundamisi [Al Jazeera]

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Kayode Ogundamisi

Kayode Ogundamisi is a commentator on Nigerian and international affairs.

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It is probably easier for a child to fly a spacecraft to the moon than for any Nigerian to define what a "Nigerian identity" is.

This is something citizens of Nigeria have been grappling with since the West African country gained independence in 1960.

This is partly historical, and partly a result of continuous skewed governance structures and unaccountable governments.

Pre-1960 Nigeria was a forced entity created by British colonialists and made up of strong, pre-colonial, independent nation states. After independence, there has not been a conscious effort to build a society based on fairness, equity and justice.

The new post-colonial beneficiaries of a defective system simply carried on. And in the end, wha