ogugua88:

Who said I'm waiting? I've organized in the past and fellow Nigerians fell our hand. Of course I'll keep trying, but I'll do it differently next time.

ozoebuka1: What are u still waiting for, huh? start crawling with ya hands, legs, mind and we will follow suite since prayerz cant help this doomed nation... na one person go make the change and that person might be u.

3sky: now that it has been made known to everyone so what is the next step.
honestly we can`t continue like this.

ozoebuka1: Judging from everyones expression, many from this nairaland will be obliged to take part in this ya quest... remember to inform da board be4 u embark on ur motive just to avoid -had i known-

dein77: Yes. A typical Nigerian's mindset. Prayers didnt build Europe and America.

ogugua88:

I did before. The thread never hit homepage. As for those that commented? Many were skeptics and doubters who sat from afar and criticized. Nigerians don't want change. If they did, they would have grabbed it with speed, the same way some grab bribe.

The dream is still there and will always remain there as only too few are willing to grab that dream and make it a reality.

Fhemmmy:

Any idea how we could do that?

Super1759: in my thought.if we can get all this leaders in a house.I mean al starting from 1960 till date.from counsellor to president. And set the house ablaze.that's a goos step.then have a different generation of leaders.

Super1759: in my thought.if we can get all this leaders in a house.I mean al starting from 1960 till date.from counsellor to president. And set the house ablaze.that's a goos step.then have a different generation of leaders.

ozoebuka1: Just continue trying nothing good comes easy...even if u didnt suceede,GOD knows that u tried. unlike some of us who keeps on saying -nigerian mentality- widout using their almighty american mentality to help us that have the nigerian mentality.

Zarian5: I'll like to know how much President GEJ earns

ozoebuka1: What are u going to do with that? to gossip with it, i guess!

E.nosa:
Lets not deceive ourselves! The problem is that 'majority' of we youth are either benefiting from it or patiently waiting for our turn. Except we change that metality, things shall remain as they are.

coninse: To be sincere, we Nigerians are coward. We read and listen to all these corruptions everyday but nothing is done. I have to say, Nigerians are not planning for the future of their unborn generations. Complaining will solve nothing, we all need to come together and do something about our dear country. Everyone wants to run abroad to make a good living, if this is how most people at other part of the world do, the world will be in total disarray. We need to put Nigeria in order.

We are not doing anything to help. The only people that will help Nigeria are Nigerians, no foreigner or Messiah will come and help us. A word is enough for the wise...

Darius2000:
Very true. Not only are Nigerians cowards; they are also myopic and self-centred. They are only interested in themselves. They have no plans for their unborn generations. Because if they do, they wont keep silent while their commonwealth and future are looted away by their kleptocratic and microscopic rulers. The FG of Nigeria is so fotunate to have timid and docile masses, who will only pray and throw their hands into the heavens in anticipation for divine help even in matters themselves can handle! Well, the degree to which the government of a nation will be corrupt, depends on the masses. Period.

honeric01: After the noise, what next? back to your cages right?