Post by Miebaka Emmanuel Ikiriko (@miebaka86)

🔥 THE POST
WE CELEBRATE INCOMPETENCE IN NIGERIA.
And the numbers don't lie.
📉 CORRUPTION: 26/100
Nigeria just ranked 142 out of 180 countries on the 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index. We dropped 2 places. Behind 33 African nations. The global average is 43. We're at 26.
We don't just tolerate corruption. We normalize it.
💰 BUDGETS THAT DON'T BUDGET
We're currently running THREE national budgets simultaneously and implementing NONE.
- Capital budget for Power: 3.6% implemented
- Communications Tech: 8.9%
- Education: 23.5%
- Health: 32.5%
The ONLY ministry that "overperformed"? Defence — at 113%. Because insecurity is the one thing we fund with urgency. Yet 500 Nigerians were killed by terrorists in ONE MONTH this year.
We borrow aggressively. We tax heavily. We spend on nothing that matters.
⚡ POWER? WHAT POWER?
The national grid collapses an average of 7 times per year. Under the last administration? 13 times. Before that? 24.
We've normalized darkness. Generators are a status symbol. The "giant of Africa" can't keep the lights on.
📚 EDUCATION & HEALTH: FAILING BY DESIGN
- 10.5 million children aged 5–14 are NOT in school
- Only 61% of primary school-age kids regularly attend
- Average Nigerian adults are SHORTER today than 25 years ago a sign of deteriorating health
We're not just failing the present. We're shrinking the future.
🌍 POVERTY: THE REAL PANDEMIC
87 million Nigerians live in poverty. That's 38.9% of the population. 6 out of every 10 Nigerians can't feed themselves.
We hold the ignoble title of having the highest number of people in extreme poverty ON EARTH.
🎯 THE TRUTH
We don't just celebrate incompetence. We reward it. We defend it. We vote for it. We make excuses for it.
We clap for politicians who borrow billions and deliver darkness.
We cheer for budgets that exist only on paper.
We accept grid collapses like weather forecasts.
In Nigeria, incompetence isn't a bug. It's the operating system.

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