e-talker:
Meet Okija Juju and he'll advice you accordingly.

Thank me later.

Na me go be the first godfather to test her goods...

maclatunji: Errrr... don't start by joining a political party. Start with your neighbourhood, what do people there need or require for a better standard of living? Can you use your skills to help to see that your community's needs are met? Can you communicate effectively with those in power to get things done? I think this is a safe way to start. In the process of doing this, you will learn more about human nature, how political power operates and how people use it.

I think the essence of politics in its pristine form is to acquire power to be able to touch people's lives positively- start with that and I guess you will find out if it is for you or not.

By the way, I am not a big fan of politics but understand that you need politicians to get the country going.

SlyIg: Nigerian politics is quite different from what you think politics should be.
1. A Nigerian politician must sell his or her conscience to the devil before being accepted into the game.
2. Must have a reputable godfather in higher authority.
3. If female,must have a quiet husband that has been tamed by her juju.
4. Be ready to send all your children outside the country out of reach of your opponents.
5. Be ready to call any dark colour white and vice versa.
These and many more,you must acquire before you can succeed in the Nigerian politics. But if you really want to help the helpless as you've put down on your writeup,why not start an NGO,a Non Governmental Organisation.

iv4fb: you can join anytime without your fears.

but note that

turning your private* to public* will gear you up faster.
allowing okija_juju 'cook' u will keep you longer and
corrupt dealings will full your pocket faster

OAM4J:

I agree with this and the other poster that suggested starting with an NGO. The system is currently too corrupt for one individual to fight. Start small and other likeminds will join you when they see the progress you are making.

Goodluck.

freecocoa: OP whatever you do, please don't join PDP.

maclatunji: Errrr... don't start by joining a political party. Start with your neighbourhood, what do people there need or require for a better standard of living? Can you use your skills to help to see that your community's needs are met? Can you communicate effectively with those in power to get things done? I think this is a safe way to start. In the process of doing this, you will learn more about human nature, how political power operates and how people use it.

I think the essence of politics in its pristine form is to acquire power to be able to touch people's lives positively- start with that and I guess you will find out if it is for you or not.

By the way, I am not a big fan of politics but understand that you need politicians to get the country going.

J12:
And in your plastic mind, PDP is the worst party in Nigeria?

Alecia.M:

@others so what you are saying is that all female politicians sleep their way to the top?

Alecia.M:



@others so what you are saying is that all female politicians sleep their way to the top?

Alecia.M:


Thank you for the advice, I think I will consider your advice and @slygy that talked about starting an NGO.

@others so what you are saying is that all female politicians sleep their way to the top?

SlyIg:
BANNED!
Don't agree wit me next time. You banned me the other day,you remember? I'm sure you're working hard to receive the moderator of 2013 but you'll lose it to Mukina,aka Mrs. Seun.

J12:

Depends on your age. From my deductions it seems you're under 27, what the politicians will want from you is your waist. That's why you are advised to start an NGO first.

J12:
And in your plastic mind, PDP is the worst party in Nigeria?

seanet01: And in your own Cockroach brain, what party could stand for the worst party in Nigeria other than A party that spent $16 billion on power and yet we still import generators to power PHCN offices?
My guy use your brain.

mudistr: @OP
you can take baby steps by contacting the women ahead of you in politics. They'll mentor you to some extent before you outgrow them. Try getting in touch with women like Hannatu Musawa. Also avoid the lesbians amongst them, so that they don't use their tongue to finish you

SlyIg: Nigerian politics is quite different from what you think politics should be.
1. A Nigerian politician must sell his or her conscience to the devil before being accepted into the game.
2. Must have a reputable godfather in higher authority.
3. If female,must have a quiet husband that has been tamed by her juju.
4. Be ready to send all your children outside the country out of reach of your opponents.
5. Be ready to call any dark colour white and vice versa.
These and many more,you must acquire before you can succeed in the Nigerian politics. But if you really want to help the helpless as you've put down on your writeup,why not start an NGO,a Non Governmental Organisation.

maclatunji: Errrr... don't start by joining a political party. Start with your neighbourhood, what do people there need or require for a better standard of living? Can you use your skills to help to see that your community's needs are met? Can you communicate effectively with those in power to get things done? I think this is a safe way to start. In the process of doing this, you will learn more about human nature, how political power operates and how people use it.

I think the essence of politics in its pristine form is to acquire power to be able to touch people's lives positively- start with that and I guess you will find out if it is for you or not.

By the way, I am not a big fan of politics but understand that you need politicians to get the country going.