Thinking about it all and wondering what shape things are taking. Is the cup half empty or half full? Can one president bring all the answers we need.Is boko-haram truly us or does the sect have foriegn imaginary hands?Are people getting poorer or richer.will this land truly flow with milk and honey or are we a bunch of jokers.will our efforts towards rebuilding this nation see the light of day or will corruption and nepotism win this war.will the igbo's secede or will the country stay together?will the ND militants pull a rabbit out of the hat or will we channel our strengths aright? Is the country a ticking time bomb or a true giant of africa? When exactly will we be confident enough to say this cup is half full?

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This is truly thought provoking.
As for Nigeria, the 'our husband' had gone mad! Guess what next . . .

Getting better but PMB cannot do it all but he will
prepare the ground.




Same way Tinubu couldn't do it all in Lagos but prepared the ground for Fasola to build on.

Things are nosediving for the worse my dear

jomoh:
Getting better but PMB cannot do it all but he will prepare the ground.

Same way couldn't do it all in Lagos but prepared ground for Fasola.

I hope so because managing Lagos is not the same as managing the Federation.

Splashme:
Things are nosediving for the worse my dear

Then what hope do we give to our kids?

theunusualmoon:

I hope so because managing Lagos is not the same as managing the Federation.

Absolutely correct. Reason why he has to take his time to lay a solid foundation.

It might be different but the basic concept is the same. Create strong institutions that needs little or no supervision to act. Each institutions must have its own mission and visions. Unlike the kangaroo/banana republic that was inherited.

When Ministers come in they just act as external supervisors to create checks and balances and give corrections and recommendations when necessary.

If the Nigerian army continues what its currently doing, i think we wont hear about them again in no time. Security is the only problem but almost everything is ok. Also dont forget that he took over just 2 months ago.

abduljabbar4:
If the Nigerian army continues what its currently doing, i think we wont hear about them again in no time. Security is the only problem but almost everything is ok. Also dont forget that he took over just 2 months ago.

Everything else is ok? We have a poor healthcare system, our education is deteriorating by the year, there is high unemployment, high rate of violence, high mortality rates among infants and mothers, pedophilia is still legal in Nigeria, our roads are bullshit, poor housing, corruption, poverty, income and wealth inequality etc, and you say that Nigeria is ok? I hate the mentality that we have that Nigeria is ok. Nigeria is not ok, and let's stop acting as if it is. We have the potential to be so much more than this, yet we settle for all these nonsense. let's not settle for no electricity and let's stand up to the government and see whether they would not change. If we fought all these things the way we fight homosexuality, do you think that they would still exist?

theunusualmoon:

I hope so because managing Lagos is not the same as managing the Federation.

Thank you jare. Tell that otondo

abduljabbar4:
If the Nigerian army continues what its currently doing, i think we wont hear about them again in no time. Security is the only problem but almost everything is ok. Also dont forget that he took over just 2 months ago.

Look at them, everything is okay indeed, what a shame! Nigeria has continued on a free fall since buhari took over! This country is on the brink!

theunusualmoon:
Thinking about it all and wondering what shape things are taking. Is the cup half empty or half full? Can one president bring all the answers we need.Is boko-haram truly us or does the sect have foriegn imaginary hands?Are people getting poorer or richer.will this land truly flow with milk and honey or are we a bunch of jokers.will our efforts towards rebuilding this nation see the light of day or will corruption and nepotism win this war.will the igbo's secede or will the country stay together?will the ND militants pull a rabbit out of the hat or will we channel our strengths aright? Is the country a ticking time bomb or a true giant of africa? When exactly will we be confident enough to say this cup is half full?

After getting worst; it can only get better bro
see here
https://www.nairaland.com/3749566/nigerian-economy-out-recession-growing

abduljabbar4:
If the Nigerian army continues what its currently doing, i think we wont hear about them again in no time. Security is the only problem but almost everything is ok. Also dont forget that he took over just 2 months ago.

...2 months ago and now 2yrs. Just yesterday, bokoharam murdered 11 soldiers, injured more and sacked their command. Mr President travels to London for every ailment and is currently MIA as he's not been seen or heard from in almost 3weeks, meningitis is about hitting the 1000-mark of casualties with vaccines getting stolen, police brutality is at an all-time high, monies are being discovered without owners so no one knows if these are mere hoaxes to claim the anti-corruption fight is on course or just a ruse, famine is lurking, humanitarian crises is on the rise with one too many suicides, Nigeria has slid down the happiness and corruption index rankings despite the much touted anti-corruption war, education is in trouble with all d drama of JAMB.

Now some dullards celebrate the rehabilitation of a single lane runway in the Abuja airport in record time but facilities for the 'poorer' masses remain a mirage. This is just a runway less than 4km and cost about N68 billion. The comparative analysis of this sum with like projects in other countries and earlier years in Nigeria are there for u to see...

There's so much more but I'm too disgusted to continue. I don't know how u can say every other thing is almost ok but for security and somehow u limit security to boko haram madness...well done.

jadeus:


Everything else is ok? We have a poor healthcare system, our education is deteriorating by the year, there is high unemployment, high rate of violence, high mortality rates among infants and mothers, pedophilia is still legal in Nigeria, our roads are bullshit, poor housing, corruption, poverty, income and wealth inequality etc, and you say that Nigeria is ok? I hate the mentality that we have that Nigeria is ok. Nigeria is not ok, and let's stop acting as if it is. We have the potential to be so much more than this, yet we settle for all these nonsense. let's not settle for no electricity and let's stand up to the government and see whether they would not change. If we fought all these things the way we fight homosexuality, do you think that they would still exist?

Out of the abundance of the heart, does the mouth speak. You just revealed your sympathies.
We should tolerate homosexuality right?
Gtf ourra here