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Hate Against Nigeria: Creations Of Ritual Movies Have Painted Nigeria Red Across The Globe (Series One)

 



Individuals who have never being to Nigeria would imagine that the nation is a home of loathsomeness, the truth of the matter is that most movies by which individuals kills each other for money ritual have become dubious issues that admirers of movies produces by Nollywood accepts Nigerians are the most incredibly mischievous people on the planet.



Nollywood, the main in Africa and third biggest entertainment world on the planet need to take alert, a portion of these film makers ought to have the option to comprehend how their functions has produced scorn, prejudice across Africa and the entire world at large. Anybody with questioning psyche about this article ought to set out on a visit across Africa for example. such an individual would have seen the degree of betrayal to the nation of his origin.


There are awful individuals in every families, communities, States, Countries. However, we shouldn't present Nigeria own defense more regrettable. In the event that you go to southwest Nigeria as a traveler from anyplace on the planet, no one challenge encroach upon your right, the indigene of that specific local area will take up your matter. We regard outsiders and encourage them.



However, I haven't being to many places of the Northern states in the country. Be that as it may, I have individuals from the North who have come to Southwest for National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), they're admirer of harmony, they regard individuals and their practices.



Looking for instance at the most records Nigerians have broken that were not taking about the manner in which we advance wrongdoings in the country. countless professors, scholars who have broken records in both English and American schools? Nigeria is large enough as a Country with skilled residents.



We need films that show how not to replace the power of the masses (vote) with protests, that sensibilize against vote buying, against drug abuse, how to compete with the global world by building stronger economic background, history about the civil war and its aftermath, how to build a structure that brings about changes in leadership, and how many organizations in Nigeria contributes to the failure of the Nation. There are better films that Nigeria needs most at this difficult time, such as "If I Am A President."


We need to stop portraying the nation in a negative light. There are some people in Nollywood capable of leadership of the country as we're having musician, football player in other african Nations who have become and still want to occupy the number one position. Everyone is involved in leadership, but those who must lead should be able to see far ahead of others.



Abioye Tosin Lawrence Composes from Brufut, Editor-In-Chief Orionframe Online NewsPaper


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