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Joe Igbokwe lists 10 reasons why Nigeria can not be ignored in Africa and the world
A few hours ago, a popular Nigerian politician and staunch member of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Joe Igbokwe, took to his social media page and listed 10 reasons why Nigeria can not be ignored in Africa and the world.
Joe Igbokwe said that Nigeria is the biggest nation that has the most talented and educated people in Africa as he affirmed that Nigeria has both human and material resources than any other black nation. Joe Igbokwe, who seems to have seen the greatness of Nigeria beyond other African countries, did not say much as he went further to list the 10 reasons why he believes that Nigeria can not be ignored in the world.
According to Joe Igbokwe, he said: “10 reasons why Nigeria can not be ignored in Africa and the world;
1. Nigeria is a big country in Africa with a plans mass of almost one million square kilometers.
2. Nigeria has a population of almost 250 million people.
3. Nigeria parades the most educated and sophisticated in Africa and the black world.
4. Nigeria is the giant of Africa.
5. Nigeria is the biggest economy in Africa.
6. Nigeria parades the most talented people in Africa and the black world.
7. Nigeria remains a huge destination and the most sought-after destination in Africa.
8. Nigerian remains a formidable market in Africa.
9. Nigeria has both human and material resources to be anything she wants to be.
10. Nigeria is the pride of Africa and the black world”.
Looking at what Joe Igbokwe said, it seems like he believes that the world can not do without Nigeria.
Do you agree with Joe Igbokwe’s statement?
Let’s have your opinion in this regard, thank you.
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