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Why Nigerians Say ‘We Move’ — Even When Life Hits Hard
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127 days agoWhen life gets frustrating — no salary, ASUU strike, bad network, fuel scarcity — you’ll hear Nigerians say:
“We move.”
It’s more than slang. It’s survival. It’s silent strength.
It means: I’m tired, but I’m not stopping.
It means: I cried last night, but I’m showing up today.
It means: Even if na crawl, I go still move.
“We move” is our daily prayer wrapped in street wisdom.
It’s what makes Nigeria tough — and Nigerians tougher.
💬 What’s your own version of “we move”?