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October 1st 2016

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                Another Independence Day has come oh, and boy check social media especially Twitter for the trolls and memes about our country, everyone has an opinion about this country. This day is spent in various ways; some are deciding to spend the day at various stadiums celebrating the independence through parades, some are being patriotic by wearing white or green or white and green apparels and carrying Nigerian flags, some like my tweeps are hashtagging all day, lol, some people are taking today off to rest (they cannot come and die).
I asked my friend how to enjoy this day during the recession with little or no money to spend, and he was like “my dear just stay in your house, sleep and observe social media”.
It is very easy to be discouraged about what is currently going on in our country. I mean in less than 3 freaking months the equivalent of $1 is almost N500, more people have lost jobs than gained them, and so much more. The next thing people do is play the blame game; how is this game played? it is very easy my dear, at least one time or the other in your life you played the game, I probably play it more times than I can count; you just shift your responsibility to the next available thing or person. As Nigerians, we’ve decided to blame our President - Buhari aka Sai Baba.
I’m of the opinion is that we’ve given too much credit to this man on this subject, because the change we were all anticipating isn’t what we are experiencing now. So many factors have brought us to this stage abeg, it’s not solely the fault of the president; we all have parts to play.
I don’t have much to say about what we are currently facing, because you and I know it and are experiencing it. I just decided to wish you all “HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY!!” before the day runs out. And to remind you to continue to pray and not to give up, change is coming *wink*.
I hope you enjoy this day no matter the situation you currently are in.

Peace. *raises two fingers in the air*

With love,
TheInspiredCutiee 😘

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