KEMI BADENOCH'S LIVING HELL - BY FEMI FANI-KAYODE
INTERNATIONAL - Posted on: 10th Nov. 2024 at 4:26PM
"I don't want this country to turn into the one I ran away from"- Kemi Badenoch MP.
The Right Honorable Kemi Badenoch MP, former Minister of Women and Equalities of the United Kingdom and the newly-elected leader of the British Conservative party deserves to be tarred and feathered for the sort of things she says about Nigeria.
Apart from her insulting categorisations about Northern Nigerian Muslims, which I shall come to later in this contribution, this woman had the impudence to describe Nigeria, her country of origin, as a "living hell", a place where she had to "walk one mile to get running water" and a country where "lizards run out of the taps!"
She constantly launches heavy salvos against the Nigerian people and our ruling elites including politicians, legislators, members of the Judiciary and those that are in the private sector calling us thieves and labelling us as being corrupt and inept.
She snubbed the Federal Government on two occasions by ignoring them when they attempted to reach out to her through Mrs. Abike Dabiri-Eweka, President Bola Tinubu's Special Advisor on the Diaspora, which provoked the latter to say that she was yet "to find the Nigerianess in her".
As far as Kemi Badenoch is concerned Nigeria is a land of demons whilst the UK is a nation of angels.
She forgets that the country that she lives in has a long history of corruption, looting and barbarism and that London remains the world's capital for money laundering.
Again, unlike the UK, Nigeria is not supporting the holocaust in Gaza and is not complicit in the genocide that has been unleashed on the Palestinians.
Sadly some of our people have not only applauded her for her offensive sentiments but have also become her loudest cheerleaders.
I suspect that those that do this may well be suffering from a disease known as "Stockholm syndrome".
This affliction causes its victims to fall in love with their oppressors.
"I don't want this country to turn into the one I ran away from"- Kemi Badenoch MP. The Right Honorable Kemi Badenoch MP, former Minister of Women and Equalities of the United Kingdom and the newly-elected leader of the British Conservative party deserves to be tarred and feathered for the sort of things she says about Nigeria.
Apart from her insulting categorisations about Northern Nigerian Muslims, which I shall come to later in this contribution, this woman had the impudence to describe Nigeria, her country of origin, as a "living hell", a place where she had to "walk one mile to get running water" and a country where "lizards run out of the taps!"
She constantly launches heavy salvos against the Nigerian people and our ruling elites including politicians, legislators, members of the Judiciary and those that are in the private sector calling us thieves and labelling us as being corrupt and inept.
She snubbed the Federal Government on two occasions by ignoring them when they attempted to reach out to her through Mrs. Abike Dabiri-Eweka, President Bola Tinubu's Special Advisor on the Diaspora, which provoked the latter to say that she was yet "to find the Nigerianess in her".
As far as Kemi Badenoch is concerned Nigeria is a land of demons whilst the UK is a nation of angels.
She forgets that the country that she lives in has a long history of corruption, looting and barbarism and that London remains the world's capital for money laundering.
Again, unlike the UK, Nigeria is not supporting the holocaust in Gaza and is not complicit in the genocide that has been unleashed on the Palestinians.
Sadly some of our people have not only applauded her for her offensive sentiments but have also become her loudest cheerleaders.
I suspect that those that do this may well be suffering from a disease known as "Stockholm syndrome".
This affliction causes its victims to fall in love with their oppressors.
Posted by: Emdee David
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