Oh! How I hate to be right on this one. But it's now clear to all that Waziri is more concern with banks money than fighting corruption. What has happened to our E.F.C.C?

After amnesty, what's next? What are his plans for the peaceful people of the land? Don't they also need a package? Or don't anybody notice that the violence in the Delta also affect those who are not militant? Or does one need to carry guns before getting any attention?

U are right to an extent. However, U exclude the followers. The followers are also part of the problem. Until they start asking accountability, transparency, discipline & good governance from the elite, things wont change for good.

People, what are the latest developments on the Constitutional Review? It's been a long while that one has not hear anything about it. Please, do keep me posted.

True. However, my question is, do we have any of these attributes in our power elite? My answer is no. So, welcome to reality. It's still a joke to me.

U are right to an extent. It all boils down to leadership. Without effective Leadership, nothing will work. It's like the entrepreneur in business.

Take it to the Fight Park. That's where debates are held.

dadiyata.lol kiakiakiakiakia! U just cracked me up. What fraud are U talking about? Is it folks from South-South that ve been ruling, sorry ruining this country since Independence, both under Civil and Military rule? NO! I dont brag about oil. I am only stating facts. Althought they are painful facts, they're still facts.

I concur.

Ezi-oku!!

You are perfectly right on this one. Bravo!

Electoral malpractice in Nigeria has outgrown selling of votes. They political class don't even buy votes these days. They don't allow U to vote. They vote themselves. That is not to say the situation is hopeless. We can re-seize our destiny if & hen we are determine to move this country forward. The political class is outnumbered by the masses. They can only trample on the rights of the people for as long as they are allowed to.

We need a comprehensive review of the Constitution. Not a mere cosmetic make overs. If they aint ready to draft a People oriented document, they should forget they entire exercise. Lest it will be futile.

Thanks sis, U nailed it.

Politics is not a dirty game. What dirty is the players. Plane and simple. The same rut that U see in Politics is seen in every other spheres of the Social Formation. Yet we only call Politics dirty.

Now this once again expose the inertia of our so called African leaders. Do anyone have to remind them that they have/NEED to monitor the Power sharing deal that lead the the MDF/ZANU-PF Government of national Unity? I don't think so. I am with Tsvangirai  on this one.

I recommend a revolution of the mind. Nigerians must first and foremost liberate ourselves from internal contradictions. We must cure ourselves of our supceptibility. We must learn to ask critical questions as and when due. This needs a different kind of orientation...

True, power is one of the biggest draw-backs to our development. However, it's a part of a bigger problem which is the lack of leadership.

I still ca,t believe that some Nigerians actually believed that the present stock of law-makers can actually carry out any meaningful review of the 1999 Constitution. This is another jock that has rest for a while now. Kiakiakiakiakiakiakiakiakiakiakia! Nigeria is really a circus sometimes.

Wickedness and greed.