Something Good is Happening

SOMETHING GOOD IS HAPPENING

This song by Brymo inspired me and brought about this post after Jc T Why sang it like an alcoholic...lol


Thank goodness we are out of recession.

We are, right?

Things are a lot better and easier now I guess --things really are getting better.

Forget the fact that our dear President has been away for a while; it’s for our own good.

Let me quickly add as it is kukuma trending already --“The Lion King will surely return.”

The hyenas will cower back to their caves.

Who born monkey or better put, who born hyena?

Although our questions about the health status of our dear president met auto-deleting bots, notwithstanding, we wish our President well and hope he returns safe.

Anyways, I’m here to do amebo about something amazing that is happening in Nigeria at the moment.

It’s been up for a while and the stats keeps improving.

Before we start, it is with utmost joy and pride that I inform you that a dollar is now 315 naira.

Isn’t that amazing? Considering the insane rate some few months ago? That’s good news!

Yes… I know… purewater is still N10 and garri is N900.

But guess what?

Something good is happening.

Do you know that in your hands right now is a tool capable of creating enormous wealth and change?

Yes, that phone, it really is that smart.

Internet statistics reveals that Nigeria is the 7th country with the most internet users in the world!

More than 16 million Nigerians are active on Facebook.

Do you know what that means?

Okies let me break it down.

Nigeria has a population of about 186,879,760 and 97,210,000 people uses the internet, and 16,000,000 people are active on Facebook.

Now if 10,000,000 people were to be saying the same thing over and over again, that ‘topic’ would be classified as ‘hot and trending.’

Stick with me now, this ain’t mathematics –I know you hate maths, I do too.

This hot and trending topic gives the executives and legislators no choice than to listen and address such issue even when they ordinarily wouldn’t.

Herein lies the power of the internet and Social Media.

It has changed the course of Relationships
It has changed the course of Businesses
It has changed the course of Education
It has changed the course of Governance

The average Nigerian therefore passionately defends her territory on Zuckerville.

She screams, and would even throw tantrums when something/someone irks her online space.

This sense of being is powerful in its own natural state because the Nigerian voice is now like never before stronger and clearer.

We might not be there yet, of a truth we are not there yet; however, we are on the right track and it’s just a matter of time before something revolutionary happens.

Fellow Nigerians, the Angel says: whatever you do, stay black and stay Nigerian.

Believe in the Nigerian dream because dreams do come true. #DDCT

Something good is happening…. help me sing it lala lala!.

Angel Messi