“Nothing bothers Nigerians!” — Rotimi Amaechi mocks

Former Minister of Aviation, Rotimi Amaechi, has delivered a blistering critique of Nigerian society, accusing citizens of indifference to the state of the nation and the integrity of its leaders.

Speaking at a recent function, Amaechi lamented what he described as a collective tolerance for corruption and mediocrity. In his candid remarks, he questioned the accountability of politicians and the public’s willingness to demand better governance.

“Has any politician told you that he is not a thief? Tell me one! Nigerians know and still vote for them. So what is your problem?” Amaechi declared, adding that Nigerians seem unshaken even by the gravest injustices.

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The former minister expressed frustration at the futility of speaking out, claiming Nigerians have become so desensitized that even personal tragedies fail to provoke a reaction. “Even if you come to a Nigerian man’s house and kill his mother, the father will continue his life. Nothing bothers you,” he said.

Amaechi’s remarks paint a grim picture of political apathy and societal complacency, sparking debate over whether his observations reflect hard truths or a dismissive generalization.

Are Nigerians truly indifferent, or is this a wake-up call for citizens to take a stand against the issues plaguing the nation? Share your thoughts as the conversation unfolds.