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Singer Simi rants about Nigerian on social media, calls it a scary place to be in

Sensational Nigerian singer, Simi, has taken to the social media platform to express concern over the state of the country, stating that the leaders do little to help anyone but themselves.

It is no news that Nigeria as a country has a long way to go in development and maintaining a functional system. Perhaps, it is in this light that Nigerian singer, Simi, too to her Twitter platform to express her disappointment in the country which she described as a scary place to be in.

She wrote: "Nigeria is a f*cking scary place to be. The worst part is a lot of crazy stuff happens because they KNOW there will be no consequences. It’s not rocket science. But how do we get from where we are to where we need to be?? + it’s not just the government, it’s us too.

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We’re just getting by. No confidence in this broken system. So we hope that today is good for us and that we see tomorrow. Rinse and repeat. Surviving, instead of actually living."

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"And then we have people fighting for leadership positions only to serve themselves. Not us. They really couldn’t give less of a f*ck about us. STILL we turn on each other to serve them. So absolutely, ridiculously stupid! We’re supposed to be on the same side."

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