According to a research carried out by H Plus Reporters, Nigeria is been reported to have the highest number of frustrated people living within. What makes people angry in Nigeria is deep-rooted in frustration and poverty, a white man once said that if you are an intelligent Nigerian living in Nigeria, it is best for you to get out of Nigeria to be successful because the country frustrates every effort of the people. That is somewhat true.

This have brought outrageous rise in kidnap cases, rape, money ritual, cybercrime, killings clashes and a whole lot of crimes across the country. Nigeria, known in the past as Giant of Africa was once a peaceful nation and was once looked up to for playing the big brotherly role to other African nation, but today is known as The Joke of Africa. A young Nigerian will prefer to go on diaspora in a neighboring country than struggle with frustration in his country, even the ones that have been stranded in diaspora prefer to wallow in their misery than to come back to Nigeria.

At some point it is now believed that if you do not display some level of anger, you will be considered to be someone who is weak, who can easily be preyed upon, or someone who has never suffered a day in your live. Doing Almost everything in Nigeria is frustrating, from getting up very early in the morning to avoid traffic to work, to no electricity to press your clothes, to boarding a public transport filled with angry driver, conductor and passengers to your job only for traffic to catch up with you eventually, to receiving stress from your place of work, to spending hours in horrible traffic coming home in the evening only to meet darkness at home as a result of power outage.

That is for those who have white collar jobs, what about the ones that have to stand in the hot scotching sun in the middle of the traffic to do their jobs or get their daily breads? What about those who spend the whole day in traffic to drive passengers to their destinations and then police and other law enforcers will extort almost everything these drivers work for the day? And those who have no hope of daily meal, they must hawk around the whole of the streets in order to feed their families, but get chased around by some government thugs to arrest them and extort them? You get sick and admitted into a government, you meet angry nurses and doctors who make life a living hell for patients...