1. buy a car

2 buy a house

3 marry many wives, 

the nigerian dream is so so limited, tradition sucks

i knw dere iz a Nigerian dream we r all thought d Nigerian dream bt not under dis caption most of us say it every day wit out knwin itz true meaninin try nd relax and go thru d "2nd stanza of the national anthem" i'm very sure we wud all find wat dis dream iz 4 our grt nation

the Nigerian dream can be summised as Get Rich by any means necessary.

Hmmmmmmmmm! Tough one

Personally, i feel the Nigerian Dream does not exist. How can there be a dream in a country where corruption is allowed to flourish,
most budgetary expenditures are diverted into individual hand, leaving the citizenry in a state of deprivation, loss of a sense of belonging
and terminal poverty.

Not in our generation, i tell you.

@poster and the Nigerian dream.let me start with your user name,why Jaguda?abi you come from the old bendel?cos if i tell you wetin Jaguda mean for dat side you go wonder'o

And now to the Nigerian dream;[b]to oppress the people whe nor get money.[/b]hammer com buy siren whe dem design for ambulance ,fire emergency vehicle and police car ,come start to terrorise everybody make dem comot for road cos na dem dey hurry pas the rest of us.if dem must rush why dem nor comot for house early?

And we fellow citizens,we nor dey try at all:we just dey siddon for all this nonsense and more .

to live in US or UK at least, but oju won man ja later nothing dey here

The Nigerian dream, just like the American dream, is just a PR stunt like madam NAFDAC's branding project.

Gordon Brown is currently trying to start a UK branding project as well, he termed it Britishness, like they need it.

whiteroses:

to live in US or UK at least, but oju won man ja later nothing dey here

But you are still there, and it is likely you have your family there with you as well. Abegi!!!!

MP007:

1. buy a car

2 buy a house

3 marry many wives, 

the nigerian dream is so so limited, tradition sucks

Very funny

not to starve

To become a politician and start looting the treasury

the nigerian dream is embeded in our national anthem and motto, and succintly inscribed in our constitution and the hearts of many true Nigerians, both heroes of old and youths of today. I think the question here is how well have we lived this dream out and how can it trancend today- what role have the Nigerian youth.

Haba! 9ja hs no drim. Kk let mi guess. , mmmmm , oh i knw! 2 enta position and loot magas. 2 b rich by hook or by crook. selfish drim

Break up into 3 parts peacefully with women and the youths valued as equal in politics and growth/development of the country. The break up part might just be my dream only, not necessarily your average nigerian dream  .

To be what I have the potential of being without knowing anybody anywhere

1. have overseas visa

2. get big, flashy car/s

3. build house/s

4. be able to afford to eat quality calorie heavy nigeria food on demand (ie not waiting for celebratory occasions or public holidays before you sight those) with occasional foreign fare (ice cream, mr biggs, kfcs, etc)

5. be a politician



6. owambe things

7. have a shop or some kind of business

8. make it big

9. for men: polygamy

10. for women, rich men

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