NIGERIA WHY SHOULD YOU BE HATED Learning to love and defend your country

A white man says“I don’t love a country that fosters hate, because people foster hate, a nation will never grow no matter the opportunities she possess" I wept when I saw this,because a country is represented by the people who live in it. the country, without its people, is just a land,a mare pieces of grass
Nigeria is still the land of opportunity, a place where dreams can come true, a place where you can be free to do what you please.
This applies globally, people fulfilling and discovering their dreams would occur more often if our environment didn’t force us look down on our country mentally

Where would I be without this nation? – Who knows, maybe I’m better off in that other situation.
I stopped watching Nigeria match not because I hate sport or am scared of my brother's performances, but because I am afraid to fill my mind with negative statements and utterances that pour out of my fellow Nigerians mouths during the matches, over 80% of our people are found criticizing the country of their birth little do we forget that the country is represented by the people who live in it. the country, without its people, is just a land.
However, the people, without the land they belong to, would perish.
Why do we Nigerians hate our country? Why do we use everything ranging from sports to vacancies to criticize our own nation?
Here’s the catch: Nigeria history makes me feel so unworthy to be alive. I don’t love how our European ancestors were welcomed by our Nigerian Fathers and grandfathers (my ancestors). They were taught how to grow crops in a sustainable manner, homestead,survival was minimal. In thanks,we are now civilized and education introduced though lives were murdered,majority of Nigerians and defenseless women and children included where forced into hard labour mouth pardlocking and merciless murdering etc yet WE ARE NOW THE GIANT OF AFRICA, though I don’t love how our early economy history founded on the forced labor of our Nigerian brothers and sisters’ ancestors. I don’t love how we decide to institute european government on our heads, i don’t like our nation’s history, and yet there’s no changing it. So to make the best of the situation, we should return to the ways of true peace. Nigeria is still the land of opportunity, a place where dreams can come true, a place where you can be free to do your business without excessive taxes on you.