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Vector sparks debate, says Nigeria is not the giant of Africa
Renowned Nigerian rapper Vector has sparked a heated conversation on social media by challenging the long-held notion that Nigeria is the giant of Africa. In a post on X, Vector emphasized that it’s not the country itself but its citizens who truly deserve the title.
Vector argued that Nigerians, through their resilience and remarkable achievements, are the real giants of Africa, rather than the nation itself. His statement has ignited a debate among Nigerians, with many taking to social media to express their thoughts on the matter.
In his tweet, Vector stated, “Nigeria is not the giant of Africa… NIGERIANS ARE.” This remark has struck a chord with many, who believe that the true greatness of Nigeria lies in the determination, creativity, and success stories of its people.
The conversation has since gone viral, with numerous Nigerians sharing their perspectives on what makes their country and its citizens exceptional. Vector’s statement has also inspired a sense of pride and self-reflection, prompting Nigerians to reconsider their identity and contributions to Africa’s growth and development.
Nigeria is not the giant of Africa…
🫡NIGERIANS ARE.
— Teslim. (@VectorThaViper) August 22, 2024
Recall, During a interview on the Afrobeats Podcast, Vector opened up about his close bond with Seun Kuti, describing it as “honest” and rooted in genuine friendship. He revealed that their relationship began when they both expressed shared concerns about the direction Nigeria was heading.
Vector also shared a heartwarming detail about their families, mentioning that their daughters, Milare and Adara, are friends. Additionally, he disclosed that Seun Kuti is the godfather to Vector’s son, highlighting the deep familial connection between them.