It's a common knowlegde that Nigeria is a rich land but poverty has been planted into her soil, that corruption has attacked the nation from her root to her shoot thereby bringing forth fruits of unemployment, kidnapping, vandalism, poor social amenities. Looting which was once seen as a menace is now a way of life in the so-called giant of Africa. Public funds embezzlement which was in millions of naira is now in billions of dollars as everyone who has access to government treasury wants to buy himself a private jet after stealing more than enough into his offshore account in Europe, America or wherever he chooses. Here, once fund has been disbursed for a project, everyone takes a cut for himself until there is nothing left. These have made: our health facilities second to the last in Africa, our institutions of learning mere museums, our pot-hole invested road death traps, our jobless youths to be roaming around the streets even with good certifications, our industries dead and dying, good food to be luxury for d citizen, religious leaders to be extorting the populace as we 've seen religion as the only hope...... The problems seems unending. Everyday, I cry for my beloved country as situation of things get worse. My questions are:
Is this how we 'll continue?
Is the a way out?
Can Nigeria get better?

Don't let's put all the burden on government alone. I believe government is Mr. Nobody. You, you, I mean you reading this have a progressive minded suggestion which can be beneficial. What can we do to make the atmosphere of this nation favourable for generations unborn Thank you

let us sit down and discuss how we want to live together as one nation or otherwise

Nigerians, young and old, rich and poor should have the love of Nigeria in mind and the nation interest first in their practices. That's what has taken US that far.

Is this how we 'll continue?

Surely no

slimming: Surely no

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[color=#006600]then, suggest a way out for fellow Nigerians to see.