21/11/2025
NIGERIA IS BREAKING US, HOW MUCH MORE CAN WE TAKE?!!!
Weāve reached a point where weāve become disturbingly used to violence, the killings, the tragedies, the stories that should shake a nation to its core. I donāt say this to sound insensitive, itās just the heartbreaking truth. Weāve been exposed to so much horror that our minds have started treating the abnormal as normal, and that alone is the most painful part.
Every day, itās one terrible news after another. We shout, we cry, we protest, we beg for change and still nothing happens. It reminds me of the End SARS protests: peaceful citizens stepping out with hope, only to be met with bullets. How do you kill people who are begging you to stop killing them? What exactly is the aim? To silence us forever? To make us too afraid to even speak? Because honestly, itās beginning to feel like weāve been conditioned to mind our business and simply focus on survival while chaos becomes our everyday reality.
Why do we adapt so easily to things that should never be normalized? How did killings, kidnappings, and abductions become something we just āmove onā from? Our silence has lasted too long, and now the government treats us like we donāt matter like we are invisible.
And this is not about religion. Everyone is affected. No one is truly safe. These terrorists seem to be everywhere now, hiding in plain sight, waiting for the next moment to strike. Anyone who believes it can never get to them is only comforting themselves.
Now this even makes me wonder: How many more frightening things are happening that we donāt hear about? How many stories are buried? How many families suffer in silence? Itās terrifying to think about.
These recent events have even stolen my peace of mind. I can barely sleep anymore. Every night, I lie awake wondering if these terrorists will suddenly strike in my area. Thatās how unsafe everything feels now like danger is hiding in every corner.
Itās terrifying that anyone can just wake up to another attack, another round of killings, another day of chaos. The fear stays with you. You canāt even think straight.
Any loud noise, any sudden movement, and your heart jumps because youāre wondering, āIs it them?ā The news is so overwhelming that it follows you into your thoughts, into your sleep, into your everyday life.
At this point, we need to ask the real questions: Who are the sponsors behind all this? Who is funding this evil? Why do they continue unchecked, and what is being done to truly protect the people?
God please help us in Nigeria, because this country is breaking us in ways we canāt even describe. We are doing everything we can to survive, but itās getting harder every day. Nigeria is testing the limits of our strength.
We are in a very hopeless situation, and the government we are depending on is one we cannot even question. May God protect us, because surviving in this country is becoming a daily miracle.
ā KKI
