Arise O'Compatriots, Nigeria's ECONOMY calls for revival!
Nigeria is our motherland, irrespective of ethnic, language, age, education and colour, what generally affects individual's survival in this nation is our ECONOMY. Should we admit that our leaders have lost the major priority to turn Nigeria to haven of comfort?
In 1975, my father bought a bag of cement N4 and today its been sold N1800.
In 1983, N1 was changed to $2 but today $1 to N160.
In 1988 I paid N35 for WAEC and today its uncalled for.
In 1990, brand NEW Volkes Wagon was sold for N15,000 and today the least TOKUNBO car is sold @ N450,000.
In 1992, the longest bread was sold @ N1:50k
dont you know Nigeria is rotting!
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Discoveries:
I discovered that Nigeria's economy is the cause of poverty level in Nigeria!
I discovered that if nigeria's economy is favourable, most church goers will not fight unimaginary satan, claiming he is the one responsible for their poverty.
I also discovered that many destinies have been chattered, rendered unfulfilled and frustrated due to economic hardship.
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My dear people, what is the way out? To me, it's like our leaders have lost the priority! I am not a specialist in economic, please I will like to know the primary causes why N70,000 is not enough to feed with comfortably monthly with my family of three.
Why is nigeria economy is daily collapsing? Please we need analysts to analyse the primary causes and the solution.
I think it is high time to educate our leaders on the right things to do. Our economy needs revival. Most people school in hardship, feed in hardship, reason in hardship, sleep in hardship, and pray in hardship. Should it continue like this?
How could the economy be tackled?
Should we be spending billions of naira building infrastructures at the expense of the economy? Please, lets put more light for us to know the way we can contribute to improve nigeria economy.
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Because come 2015, I have being ordained to be naija President! Loil

your post shows a weak understanding of economics. Nigeria's economy was artificially strong in the past and today's figures represent it's actual value.
As much as you can say your father bought cement for 4 naira, there were people in his time that didn't see up to 2 naira in their life time because money was too scarce to spread around feasibly.

Ikengawo: your post shows a weak understanding of economics. .

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Hear me clearly, u dont need to tell me my level of understanding in economics. We need profound solution! Is it not possible to buy cement for just N500 again? Lets express our individual economic understanding on how to tackle the issue