LISTENING TO AN ONLINE DOCUMENTARY by unknown gentleman which is TRENDING. He has describe Nigeria, and expanded on what I had summarised in Political Science, a subject I studied and passed very well. His explanation brought back the political and historical analysis I had made on Nigeria and studied, particularly the complexities of Nigeria as a nation. I said it in the words below Dr. David Nyekorach-Matsanga Pan African Forum Ltd&Associates London UK🇬🇧

Dear Followers , I have always stood by the truth and my facts have never gone in disarray. Watch this space ! A FROG DOES NOT JUMP OUT OF THE POND DURING THE DAYTIME WITHOUT A REASON. THERE MUST BE SOMETHING CHASING IT FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE POND. ACCORDING TO ME THE DEEPER MEANING OF THIS WISDOM IS AS FOLLOWS In life, people do not always abandon places, positions, relationships, friendships, or powerful institutions without a reason. Sometimes, what appears to be a sudden decision is actually the result of pressure that has been building beneath the surface for a long time. When you see a frog suddenly jump out of a pond in broad daylight, do not simply ask why it has jumped. Ask yourself what might have frightened it beneath the water. The same principle applies to human beings. When a leader suddenly changes position, a trusted ally walks away, a political figure abandons a strategy, or a long-standing relationship collapses, there may be a story behind the action that the public does not yet know. I ASK MY FOLLOWERS NEVER TO CONFUSE THE ACTION YOU SEE WITH THE CAUSE YOU CANNOT SEE. However, wisdom also teaches us not to mistake suspicion for evidence. The frog may be escaping danger, searching for food, or responding to a changing environment. We must look carefully before reaching a conclusion. In politics, diplomacy, business, and personal relationships, the most important developments often begin quietly, long before they become visible to the world. Some people leave because they are afraid. Others leave because they have discovered the truth. Some leave because they see danger approaching, while others leave because they know something that has not yet become public. Therefore, when someone makes an unexpected move, do not rush to condemn them, celebrate their departure, or assume you understand their motives. OBSERVE THE MOVE. STUDY THE CIRCUMSTANCES. INVESTIGATE THE PRESSURES. THEN DRAW YOUR CONCLUSIONS. Remember: the frog may be visible above the water, but the force that made it jump may remain hidden beneath the surface. LIFE’S LESSON: Sometimes, the departure is not the real story. The real story is what made staying impossible. ~Dr. David Nyekorach-Matsanga