A Reasonable Message From Nigerian Graduate To The Government

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Hey there,
I stumbled upon this online and could not help but convey this heart touching message to all Nigerians.
This is a message from a nigerian graduate SAMSON OLALEYE recorded on 1st October 2016, Our Independence Day by the sahara reporters.

If you are a nigerian less bothered about the future I think its time you start thinking.

Please watch video, comment and share till every nigerian has it. It makes no difference if it gets to the power house, I doubt if they haven't seen things like this before, but the issue is if they have plans to change our fate.

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