OPEN LETTER TO NIGERIANS

OPEN LETTER TO NIGERIANS: Dear
fellow
Nigerians, How are you all doing?
I know all is not
well but i believe things will
change for good in
the nearest future. I would like to
use this
medium to point out a certain fact
to all of us.
Did you know that When a
Nigerian National team
scores a goal......Nigerians of all
ethnicity and
religion will jump up in jubilation
and be
screaming one word, one
language in one voice
"GOOAALLL!!!". That moment, we
forget our ethnic
& tribalistic sentiments wether it
was scored by an
Hausa, an Igbo or a Yoruba man.
We love the
feelings, we cherish the moments,
we adore the
players and we sing with one
voice....."Up Super
Eagles, Up Flying Eagles, Up
Golden Eaglets and
Up Green Eagles". When we talk
about those
games....we talk about "Nigeria"
with one voice.
We always wish Nigeria the best
and support
Nigeria with our great man
power to go all out for
the "Glory", for the interest of
"One Nigeria".
Nigeria can work, Nigeria can be a
better place,
Nigeria can move forward if the
Hausa man can
support the Yoruba man in
government, if the
Yoruba man can shun every
ethnic sentiments and
support the administration of the
Igbo
government. Look at the Golden
Eaglets...the
Hausa man [YAHAYA] passes the
ball to the Igbo
man [IHEANACHO] & the Igbo man
tries and
dribbles his way out of the
huddles just to set up
the Yoruba man [AWONIYI] to
score the goal. That
one goal that was fought for by
the collective
responsibility, hard work and
contributions of all
the ethnic Nationality for one
common goal
[interest] that will benefit, elevate
and sky rocket
this One Nation to a greater hight
and
achievement (s). We should learn
from this... we
are one Nigeria, and that one
greater Nigeria will
only be possible if we eschew
this our habit of
ethnic sentiments and religious
bias. UP GOLDEN
EAGLETS, UP UP UPPER # NIGERIA

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