Unic Press UK: As Nigeria marked Thursday, 1 October, her 60th independence anniversary, a rancorous rift between those who aver that the country is a failure and those with a different view is trending on Twitter under two hashtags – #Nigeria60andUseless & #NigeriaAt60.
Minimum wage is Saudi Arabia is N305,000. Minimum wages in Nigeria is N30,000, Minimum wage in Egypt is over N60,000 yet you want to compare the fuel price in Nigeria to Saudi Arabia & Egypt
We are not stupid people, enough is enough#NotYetIndependent #Nigeria60AndUseless pic.twitter.com/mPCCnvUCWr— Emma ik Umeh (Tcee )🇳🇬 (@emmaikumeh) October 1, 2020
Yes at 60 we still wallow in dirtiness & abject poverty
Yes at 60 we can't boast of anything to call our own, we still depend on others for our survival
Yes at 60 we seems to be comfortable in our predicament and even dining in it..
#Nigeria60AndUseless pic.twitter.com/5pK7vkXR4k
— Austin Elochukwu (@Elowhite4sure) October 1, 2020
60 years of Corruption and failed Governance.
60 years of crippling economy and declining democracy.
60 years of continues reliance on Oil and ethno-religious disunity.This is the Nigeria we're celebrating today but surely not the one Nigerians deserve.#Nigeria60AndUseless pic.twitter.com/zn92Mj0neA
— Señor Torreira!!! (@Xahraddeen_) October 1, 2020
Happy New Month Guys ❤️❤️#October1st #nigerianindependenceday #NigeriaAt60 pic.twitter.com/5YxFAK7nWj
— Balo of Lagos ™❤️🇳🇬 (@Balokym1) October 1, 2020
NIGERIA@60
At sixty Nigeria is d poverty capital of the world. At sixty Nigeria is home to d world's most dreaded terrorist groups and cells. At sixty Nigeria is governed by a gang of vision less retrogrades who have made the country unsafe. #Nigeria60AndUseless pic.twitter.com/QoxtjiOM0h— RIQUELMÉ10 🎨🎨 ARTISTA (@Riquelm18684794) October 1, 2020
It’s time to shift from corruption to righteousness. Happy birthday Nigeria #NigeriaAt60 #shift
— Nike Adeyemi (@NikeAdeyemi) October 2, 2020
Today in The Guardian – October 1 protests hit Abuja, southern states. Get a copy.
#NigeriaAt60 #StillGreenAt60 #IndependenceDay #FrontPage #Headline #Business #Politics #Sports #Entertainment #GuardianBusiness #News #Nigeria #NigerianNews #Africa #TheGuardianNg pic.twitter.com/vATVzlHtIw— The Guardian Nigeria (@GuardianNigeria) October 2, 2020