I was just wondering what happens in Nigeria nowadays on Independence day.
As a kid I remember we went to the stadium and marched in our school ceremonial outfits while saluting some government official
and when I became a girl's guide  (Scout) I was proud to wear my blue uniform and flog the living daylights of trespassers
who dared cross our line

We would watch the police and army bands display their skills in beautiful uniforms.
We would see Atilogwu and Nkponkiti dancers,School choirs,even masquerades and war dancers.
We would buy meatpies, agidi jellof with biscuit bone, Ice cream and gala from street hawkers despite our parents' warning not to eat food from those vendors
I wonder what happens now at independence day.
I hear the" march passed" has been phased out so what took it's place?

Dis my sister na army generation!!

. . .There is nothing to celebrate anymore
Most children are busy hawking on the streets to make ends meet.Nothing to celebrate !

ify ify hmm,

Sammy whats gwan?

Things have changed

@ ify
i jus thought that was a lil xaggeratd

wait o, shey today na independence day?

oh my nigeria . . . i apologise, happy birthday my one and only nigeria

cry, the forgotten country

Sammy107_d:

@ ify
i jus thought that was a little xaggeratd

Exaggerated for where? when was the last time u went home?don't u see the kids hussling everywhere?from hawking pure water to begging then later to armed Robbery

darfur:



cry, the forgotten country

Yes,maybe its the "land that God forgot"