Me And Other Nigerians Are Very Terrible People - Ajebodanny

The comment, “I’ve said this before that Nigerians are terrible people,” in response to Bobrisky’s alleged bribery of ₦15 million to the EFCC, unfairly generalizes an entire nation based on the actions of one individual. Bobrisky’s alleged attempt to bribe officials is certainly controversial and reflects issues of corruption, but it is unjust to use this incident to label all Nigerians as “terrible.”

While corruption exists in various sectors of society, reducing the entire population to a negative stereotype overlooks the many Nigerians who work honestly and contribute positively to their communities. Such comments fuel division and promote harmful generalizations, ignoring the complexity and diversity within the country. Instead of fostering meaningful discussion or addressing real societal problems, this type of rhetoric only perpetuates negativity.