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April 23, 2024, 08:27:22 PM
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This question conveys a lot of opinions. Whilst some people would blame it on the state of the economy or the bad leadership or some might go as far as saying the political juggernauts at the top are responsible for the state of the nation, I would personally like to see this situation is emanating in a chronic manner as a result of the overconsumption of other people’s lives. This , I’d like to say is the root reason because if everyone can learn to overlook how classy and prosperous others are and instead focus on what you have and strife to achieve your own goals instead of trying to live or mimic someone’s lifestyle, I believe things are practically going to get better .:: for me, happiness is a choice and how you chose to achieve it depends on what happiness truly means to you

You are right in what you just said but in this country, there are things will makes people unhappy and that is far beyond living people lives or doing a fake lifestyle although there are people who are happy living in such a fake living and it's giving them joy, but that's a lot of work and it's so stressful so we should just live our very best by working hard, if living a luxury life are other people priority, they should work very hard to achieve it than mimicking or living a life to impress people which is very bad, we shouldn't live to impress anyone because life is just one, we don't live two times and when we will be dead, we can't go with anything, everything stays back and another person will start enjoying our sweat even more when they are alive, so let's just live our life godly and be always satisfied with what we have, let's not be greed because it might lead us to early grave.
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April 07, 2024, 05:10:31 AM
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Goods and services in Naija this days they rise pass altcoin. Although citizens are unpleased with this but nothing can be done than to make ourself happy by ourself. If we want to stand by the issue facing the country, one will just use overthinking to kill himself/herself. Thanks to some content creator on Facebook, TikTok and others. They have been putting smiles on people's face making them sometimes to forget their sorrow. I pray Naija change for better soon.
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April 07, 2024, 04:08:10 AM
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This question conveys a lot of opinions. Whilst some people would blame it on the state of the economy or the bad leadership or some might go as far as saying the political juggernauts at the top are responsible for the state of the nation, I would personally like to see this situation is emanating in a chronic manner as a result of the overconsumption of other people’s lives. This , I’d like to say is the root reason because if everyone can learn to overlook how classy and prosperous others are and instead focus on what you have and strife to achieve your own goals instead of trying to live or mimic someone’s lifestyle, I believe things are practically going to get better .:: for me, happiness is a choice and how you chose to achieve it depends on what happiness truly means to you
Omo this one na big issue sha,Nigeria can be unhappy based on different circumstances such as economy issue such as hardship in the country ,political instability  and social unrest and alot more.
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April 07, 2024, 03:18:23 AM
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It's true that happiness is free and it's a choice but it doesn't really matter here in Nigeria. Everyday people see reason to be happy but when they remember the current situation of things it automatically turns the happy moments in to sad moments.

How can one make a 50 in a month and spend it in an hour of shopping because of how expensive things have become, does that call for joy? No! People are going through alot and if yours doesn't make you sad, you will find someone out there suffering and you will surely be sad for their situations and not yours.
Making 50k thousand naira monthly and you expects yourself to be happy? Even 100k a month doesn't sound pleasant to the ears. It's never encouraging when one sits down and watch the inflow and outflow of the system, they've never been such categories that will bring enormous profits. This is really one of the worst years to become a Nigeria citizen, because everything have gone up, bad government have completely and successfully made the cost of living to become expensive for the living.
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April 06, 2024, 08:35:53 PM
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It's true that happiness is free and it's a choice but it doesn't really matter here in Nigeria. Everyday people see reason to be happy but when they remember the current situation of things it automatically turns the happy moments in to sad moments.

How can one make a 50 in a month and spend it in an hour of shopping because of how expensive things have become, does that call for joy? No! People are going through alot and if yours doesn't make you sad, you will find someone out there suffering and you will surely be sad for their situations and not yours.
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April 06, 2024, 12:44:48 PM
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Why Nigeria are unhappy,with the way things are going the citizens are not happy right from the time of election how it was rig till now no one is happy,this present government has crippled many projects plans of individuals,but how long can we keep on endioring this pains ,many has committed suicide because of this present government,many died with abject poverty,no good food to eat

Why would people be happy , currently everything has changed and turn upside down ,50naira can not longer be tangible things in the store ,our mothers are crying,everybody ,this government is the worst  but the person that people are dying and crying on his head ,did not even shake ,or do asive they are crying for him

We give glory to God who maketh things ,let his will be done
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March 02, 2024, 09:19:34 PM
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Op the economy of Naija they make you happy? Everyone is unhappy in Naija because the price of things in Naija has skyrocketed, and people find it hard to survive for we country. For instance, the Nivea men Deep wey we they buy 1600 Naira, is now 3600 Naira. Op tell me who go they happy for Naija when things like this they happen for Naija.
No be Only that one @mayor of ogba, what about cement wey don skyrocket from #4500 to #12k how common man wan build house? What about fuel wey increase from #65  to #800 per litre? How people wan cope with transportation? What about rice wey skyrocket from #10k to #80k. ordinary egg of #30 per one now is #150 so if you eat 2 eggs now #300 how you want take survive? If you withdraw #2k say you wan go buy wetting you go cool chop? The #2k self no go even complete wetting you wan use am buy. Sometimes you go think say you don lost money because weting you buy no worth the money you carry buy am. My brother many thing be the reason why we no go dey happy for the country atol. Stock jean for guys wey been dey chea at #3k #3.5k now is #15k to #20k tell me person wey dey receive #40 as salary, wetting tangible him go fit do with him salary?
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March 02, 2024, 05:38:38 PM
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Nigerians are unhappy because her right was been sold out in the just concluded presidential election last year. The price of everything has increased people are dieing of hunger and starvation in the nation and you still want people to be happy? some one that has plan to build house is now been discouraged due to the high price of cement and other building materials and you still want people to be happy? Most of the sucide act that occur in the country which most is cause by depression. Transportation is high people way dey far no dey come home again due to high cost of transportation and you still want people to happy? my brother if something is not been done now believe me in time coming people will be selling out there properties just to eat in this country.
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March 02, 2024, 05:21:54 PM
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This question conveys a lot of opinions. Whilst some people would blame it on the state of the economy or the bad leadership or some might go as far as saying the political juggernauts at the top are responsible for the state of the nation, I would personally like to see this situation is emanating in a chronic manner as a result of the overconsumption of other people’s lives. This , I’d like to say is the root reason because if everyone can learn to overlook how classy and prosperous others are and instead focus on what you have and strife to achieve your own goals instead of trying to live or mimic someone’s lifestyle, I believe things are practically going to get better .:: for me, happiness is a choice and how you chose to achieve it depends on what happiness truly means to you

I agree with your assertions on these issues, especially regarding deriving happiness from oneself rather than necessarily from the achievements of others around. If we observe the current state of life, especially for Generation Z, it seems like everyone is in a sprint race, aiming to outpace one another in a seemingly competitive world. Unfortunately, this has led many young people astray, taking directions that land them in trouble, perhaps by accumulating too much debt in pursuit of a lifestyle that isn’t theirs or trying to keep up with peers rather than focusing on personal growth. Many young people solely focus on outward appearances or what others think of them.

But, as the saying goes, there is no smoke without fire. In the case of Nigeria, it’s evident that many are facing economic crises. Whether we acknowledge it or not, the truth is that the economy is struggling, and people are trying to adjust their livelihoods. Some find it difficult to adapt as the economy declines. Consequently, we see a society where people struggle to maintain a particular standard of living, yet find it challenging due to being accustomed to the benefits of a better economy in the past. The same applies to the youth.

My advice to anyone out there is to take a step back and assess reality. They must readjust themselves to face the truth.  The truth of the matter is, nobody is concerned about your circumstances and everyone is burdened by the current economic situation. Whether you used to drive a car or now use public transport, whether you had a thriving business or are just starting one, it’s essential to adapt to the present reality. Find ways to make yourself happy and contribute positively.

If you previously accommodated many guests at home, consider reducing it. If you were generous with money, reassess your giving in light of the current situation. If you used to spend extravagantly on unnecessary things, reconsider those expenses. It’s crucial to live within your means and prioritize essential expenses. Thereby exploring opportunities to increase your income.

It’s time to adjust to the current economic conditions and make necessary changes for sustainable living. Remember, adapting is key to surviving and thriving in challenging times.
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March 02, 2024, 04:12:22 PM
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What you said could is correct but my own point of view as to why Nigerians are angry and also frustrated is a a result of majorly the governmental and economical system if this two should be properly put in the right places a whole lot of difference would be made

Because first, life it's self is about buying and selling so if the Nigerian currency is diminishing in value nothing would actually work out, you may say let's go back to our own raw materials but you still need proper finance and education to be able to succeed in whatever you wish to do so I personally think if that balance could be made, not only a lot of lives would be saved and change but Nigeria it self would be a better country, peace.
Bad governance is just the problem of Nigerians, why should Nigerians not be sad when it is so difficult for them to afford good living.  No money to invest in our skill  that can generate good amount of money. The government is not even trying effort to make things better. Graduates are coming out from school but their is nowhere to find job . Living is the major problem of most Nigerians , if government can make Living very easy I think it will put smiles om the face of many Nigerians..
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March 02, 2024, 07:55:22 AM
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What you said could is correct but my own point of view as to why Nigerians are angry and also frustrated is a a result of majorly the governmental and economical system if this two should be properly put in the right places a whole lot of difference would be made

Because first, life it's self is about buying and selling so if the Nigerian currency is diminishing in value nothing would actually work out, you may say let's go back to our own raw materials but you still need proper finance and education to be able to succeed in whatever you wish to do so I personally think if that balance could be made, not only a lot of lives would be saved and change but Nigeria it self would be a better country, peace.
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March 02, 2024, 07:12:47 AM
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OP, indeed, almost everyone is frustrated in one way or another.

Yesterday, i almost fell victim to circumstances. It would have been a tragic situation. I went out to buy some food stuff with a friend. Reaching home, i got a call from someone telling me that the woman i bought stuff for wants to see me and is away from me. I was surprised because i could remember paying her. On reaching me, she said i and my friend had stolen her phone, and people were there. So I decided to come to her shop, and when i reached there, she had seen her phone. Someone hid it to make her afraid. To cut a long story short. If I were in some places, i would be beaten for stealing someone's phone, and if she hadn't seen her phone, who knows what her next action.

People are scared of losing what they have struggle to buy but it shouldn't be a platform to cause someone harm.
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March 02, 2024, 05:30:33 AM
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It is not  the emotional state is being that holds the key to the economy instead it is the economy situations that holds the key to the masses emotions so, choosing to be happy or unhappy wouldn't make any change in as much we've been crying out so loud to the hearing of the government and yet they pays is def ears we can't jeopardize the system or crucify ourselves because of that.
There shall always be ways to manage our livings in this country and the government shouldn't be considered a prior because they have failed us so, let's adopt creativity and entrepreneurship on creating our own phase for survival. It must be known that a government that doesn't respond to it's responsibilities wouldn't come for your rescue during challenges so, let's create a confindable opportunities of survival by ourselves for that is the only solution of the situation.
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March 02, 2024, 04:44:14 AM
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This question eh, it's somehow funny oo, you no dy this country? Because if you dy dis country you no go ask this kind of question, people are f**king hungry, just take a look at the current economic state of the nation, and you wey be Nigeria dy ask why we no dy happy.

When last do you go to the market, if you don go market this year, you no go ask that kind question, because people for we country dy really suffer, price of goods and services dy add up every day and salary remain the same and you dy ask why we dy unhappy, hmmm you try!!
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March 02, 2024, 03:22:21 AM
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This question conveys a lot of opinions. Whilst some people would blame it on the state of the economy or the bad leadership or some might go as far as saying the political juggernauts at the top are responsible for the state of the nation, I would personally like to see this situation is emanating in a chronic manner as a result of the overconsumption of other people’s lives. This , I’d like to say is the root reason because if everyone can learn to overlook how classy and prosperous others are and instead focus on what you have and strife to achieve your own goals instead of trying to live or mimic someone’s lifestyle, I believe things are practically going to get better .:: for me, happiness is a choice and how you chose to achieve it depends on what happiness truly means to you
Op You are telling the economic situation of Niaja, the basic necessity has become expensive and its effects everyone.For everyone is so difficult to meet their daily needs widespread unhappy and frustration. In this situation government should be take initiate about the  abuse inflation. It can help stable position or improving condition for the citizens. Accountability and transparency in government can be helping the build trust and confident among the citizens and it's essential for every social stability. Addressing of economic challenges and overalls the create working space can be a prosperous and happy society for the all citizens.
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March 01, 2024, 05:11:14 PM
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This question conveys a lot of opinions. Whilst some people would blame it on the state of the economy or the bad leadership or some might go as far as saying the political juggernauts at the top are responsible for the state of the nation, I would personally like to see this situation is emanating in a chronic manner as a result of the overconsumption of other people’s lives. This , I’d like to say is the root reason because if everyone can learn to overlook how classy and prosperous others are and instead focus on what you have and strife to achieve your own goals instead of trying to live or mimic someone’s lifestyle, I believe things are practically going to get better .:: for me, happiness is a choice and how you chose to achieve it depends on what happiness truly means to you
I honestly don't know what to make out of the thread because in the topic I see a question without a question mark actually, and in the message am seeing you giving out advice to others be contented with their lives.

Why are Nigerians unhappy? You asked, bro most Nigerians are unhappy because there's hunger in the land, a hungry man is an angry man and when you are angry you are bound to be unhappy, with the current situation in Nigeria I don't believe that happiness is a choice anymore as you can never be happy going to bed on an empty stomach. The circumstances we find ourselves most times influence our happiness.
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March 01, 2024, 04:36:04 PM
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Yes, of a truth, Nigerians are not happy at any given time in life. The dominant causes are; socio economic and political variables. These could be achieved and overcome through an effective leadership. It is the sole responsibility of leadership to manage and translate the resources ofi the nation to the adequate desire of all individuals in a fairly equitable manner.
Nevertheless, for one to be happy is just a matter of the mind. A well cultivated and developed mind has the ability to know the SELF as the inner being of an individual. Such an individual is transformed into the universal realm where happiness is found, so the self comes in contact with happiness , courage and success
So, happiness could not be offered by any leadership, it's beyond it's jurisdiction, rather it is  of the mind .
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March 01, 2024, 03:08:43 PM
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My dear, wetin dey to make person happy again for this country? Even if we no go put everything for our leader heads but at least we go blame them too, we go try our best to survive and the our leaders suppose to help us too,but this nothing dem dey do other than make things worst for us by increasing of goods and services.
If things dey less expensive and affordable, why we Nigerians no go happy, everything go dey make person happy even if person slap, u go still happy because you go dey work dey see dey get small change.
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January 22, 2024, 09:44:26 AM
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This question conveys a lot of opinions. Whilst some people would blame it on the state of the economy or the bad leadership or some might go as far as saying the political juggernauts at the top are responsible for the state of the nation, I would personally like to see this situation is emanating in a chronic manner as a result of the overconsumption of other people’s lives. This , I’d like to say is the root reason because if everyone can learn to overlook how classy and prosperous others are and instead focus on what you have and strife to achieve your own goals instead of trying to live or mimic someone’s lifestyle, I believe things are practically going to get better .:: for me, happiness is a choice and how you chose to achieve it depends on what happiness truly means to you
So if I ask you why are Nigerians unhappy you no fit just talk am without thinking abi? Let's not allow some people wash our head with plenty religious talks. Guy there is hunger in the land that's why Nigerians are not happy. There is insecurity, joblessness, epileptic electricity, no clean water to drink. These things are what's making us Nigerians to be unhappy.
So what would an Afghan say about this statement …. Nigerians over exaggerate things and that’s the major issue here … There are countries worse than us in terms of the above listed but we always have a way of not being content, feeding on peoples life and becoming sardonic about it and worse of all, everyone just wants to get rich and they want it quickly 
I don't get your point why the comparison with Nigeria and Afghan? I don't understand what you mean Nigerians and overexaggerating things. With the current reality of things in this country do you think I'm still exaggerating things that I said above? It's possible you are not living in the country or your family is among the previledge few who are benefiting from the nations purse. A country that is endowed with aboundant resources and yet we are living in this condition yet you are comparing us with Afghan.
Do you think if Afghan has everything Nigeria has they will be as less developed as we are currently?
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January 22, 2024, 09:04:09 AM
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This question conveys a lot of opinions. Whilst some people would blame it on the state of the economy or the bad leadership or some might go as far as saying the political juggernauts at the top are responsible for the state of the nation, I would personally like to see this situation is emanating in a chronic manner as a result of the overconsumption of other people’s lives. This , I’d like to say is the root reason because if everyone can learn to overlook how classy and prosperous others are and instead focus on what you have and strife to achieve your own goals instead of trying to live or mimic someone’s lifestyle, I believe things are practically going to get better .:: for me, happiness is a choice and how you chose to achieve it depends on what happiness truly means to you
So if I ask you why are Nigerians unhappy you no fit just talk am without thinking abi? Let's not allow some people wash our head with plenty religious talks. Guy there is hunger in the land that's why Nigerians are not happy. There is insecurity, joblessness, epileptic electricity, no clean water to drink. These things are what's making us Nigerians to be unhappy.
So what would an Afghan say about this statement …. Nigerians over exaggerate things and that’s the major issue here … There are countries worse than us in terms of the above listed but we always have a way of not being content, feeding on peoples life and becoming sardonic about it and worse of all, everyone just wants to get rich and they want it quickly 
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