Former Nigerian Presidential adviser Reno Omokri recently discussed the disparities in happiness between Nigerians and foreigners in a speech. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
According to Omokri, Nigerians’ perceived happiness is influenced by their particular feeling of vitality and activity, which is fostered by the country’s issues.
He suggests that the demanding nature of daily life in Nigeria cultivates resilience and a lively spirit, despite the hardships faced.
Omokri draws a stark comparison with life abroad, emphasizing the loneliness and exhaustion that can accompany a prosperous lifestyle.
According to him, the constant need to work tirelessly to sustain oneself, even in affluent circumstances, can lead to a sense of emptiness.
He goes on to argue that one can be physically “dead” inside a room abroad, with people being ignorant of this unless visited by the likes of utility bill collectors or service providers. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
