I don't think the present generation can do anything to revamp Nigeria.As long as we continue to have those old politicians at the helms of affairs of our polity,new generation has no chance.
All i can say to everyone is try to do your own best. Do not put your hope in Naija, i think that is day dreaming because Nigeria is hopeless.....Let us face the fact. If u still have hope, i am sorry for u, except u are in Aso Rock...
the National Assembly (NA) gave a vote of confidence on prof Iwu. the NA increased their budgetary allocation to extra tens of millions of naira each. the executive refused to adopt the Uwais electoral reforms recommendation for free and fair election . the PDP has insisted on staying in power for the next 60 years. the EFCC have left the former govs alone. so where lies our hope for a better Nigeria.
who will amend what? the National Assembly (NA) gave a vote of confidence on prof Iwu. the NA increased their budgetary allocation to extra tens of millions of naira each. the executive refused to adopt the Uwais electoral reforms recommendation for free and fair election . the PDP has insisted on staying in power for the next 60 years. the EFCC have left the former govs alone. so who will amend the constitution for u?
A country with over 250 ethnic groups, with two major religions that sharply divided us, a kind of think tank is highly desirable to effect any change in Nigeria. How? where? When? are three important questions we need to sit down and ponder on.
I don't think we really need Jerry Rawlings' style of revolution in Nigeria. "cause Nigeria's case is far more complex than that of Ghana. A country with over 200 ethnic groups with two major religions that sharply divided us, i believed this method is untenable.
I agree, but our general attitude concerning development of our great country gives me cause for concern. Ask urself what's happening to education in Nigeria. My dear no country will ever rise above the level of her education.
My brother, all hope is not lost for this country until we say it is lost. In other words, whatever this country becomes lies in our hands. I said in my blog ( http://kilankooluwaseun./ ) recently that whatever a country becomes is a reflection of who the citizens of the country are.
I won't say much here because I can be tempted to type more than the limit-my blogs all my mind on this particular issue.
If you and I can stand to action and take responsibility for the future of this country, Nigeria will be great again.
YES NAIJA CAN RISE AGAIN IF ONLY I AND YOU WILL STAND UP TO OUR RESPONSIBILITIES BY SAYING NO TO MONEY BAGGED POLITICIANS WHO ONLY KNOW WE EXIST WHEN THEY WANT TO USE US FOR ELECTION THURGRY WHOM THEIR CHILDREN ARE SOME WHERE ABROUD . I THINK IS TIME TO REPOSITION THIS COUNTRY.IF WE DO NOT , GENERATION UNBORN WE QUARY US.
@Godsson Revolution of the mind is needed in every noble undertaking in this life. I believed srongly that to wrest power from khakistocratic political maniacs like PDP politicians, we need to take a bold action even if it means bloody one.
What is hapening in the Nigerian polity today gave me cause for concern. The more one thinks about the problems bedevelling the nation the more confuse one becomes. The current generation really has a big problem to confront. How and where to start, I don't really know.
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