Safety Is Home ❤

Safety is one important factor in every country around the world, whereby the governance of its ruler would be shamed if things went otherwise.

In my opinion, the problem in my country is plenty but the talk of insecurity is quite low and if it should be scaled, I'll rate it at 30-35%. This is because a large number of states in Nigeria have a lesser fear of insecurity than the few where it's a little rampant. Mind you, nowhere is safe and we'll walk out with our guards up especially when moving on the highway.

However, there's less concern when it comes to war among tribes or the fear of natural disasters. I believe if the issue with financial stability could be properly managed by the government, the rate of robbery would reduce in the country unless for people who naturally love to cause trouble.

Moreover, There were times at which conflict broke out among tribes in my environment then, it was called “The Warri Crisis” I was still little at the time. These happened in the early 2000s when some tribes among the Niger Deltas fought to claim authority over land and in the process, many lives were lost as well as properties. It was however the last serious war that had ever taken place in my environment.

Safety can't be 100% guaranteed anywhere but I respect my country for the little peace of mind of security even though there's hunger in the land.

Lastly, the climate condition in Nigeria could be categorized as neutral, most states have a common ground when it involves weather temperature. it's neither so hot nor so cold and quite easy to adapt in terms of living especially in the southern part of my country. Also, the numerous tribes and culture in my country brings a feel of peculiarity and it's mostly seen at the point we meet ourselves in other part across the world, we know our root and in the end, feel safe in our home.