Yes! Naija is a failed state we all know.But seriously speaking are their any option to salvage this country?

Why are you opening threads all over the place? How did you come to the conclusion that Nigeria has failed? Have you yourself tried your part to fight the failure? Or are you just here to spout what many have chosen to without ever feeling they have any responsibility when it comes to changing things in Nigeria?

@kobo,
i will like to know the part you have played in salvaging the situation and i mean no harm

ndomadu:

@kobo,
i will like to know the part you have played in salvaging the situation and i mean no harm

I have not played my part yet as a citizen, and that is why I am UNABLE to claim it is FAILED. You are the one claiming it is FAILED already somehow suggesting You have actually tried to work against it failing before giving up to conclude it is beyond you.

By the way, in a democracy, casting a vote once or twice a year is not even close to all this system of government REQUIRES of citizens.

@kobo'junkie
i don't care if you close your eyes and tell me it is open!Even the blind can see that naija has collapsed and failed! Tell me one thing that is still working in this country apart from BRT!!.Am i the one to pay ASUU, repair federal roads,create jobs for thousands of unemployed graduates,provide social services and conduct credible democratic elections!
Tell me one thing that drives your conviction that this country hasn't failed aside from recovery of non-performing loans by sanusi??

We still have one leader and no war yet.

ndomadu:

@kobo'junkie
i don't care if you close your eyes and tell me it is open!Even the blind can see that naija has collapsed and failed! Tell me one thing that is still working in this country apart from BRT!!.Am i the one to pay ASUU, repair federal roads,create jobs for thousands of unemployed graduates,provide social services and conduct credible democratic elections!

Aarrggh!!! The classic “It is SOMEBODY else responsible, even when NOBODY seems to be doing it”

ndomadu:
Tell me one thing that drives your conviction that this country hasn't failed aside from recovery of non-performing loans by sanusi??

Well, for one, I have yet to say anything about my conviction. I have simply asked you by what authority or what right do you have to make such a claim as the one you have been making so far, when it is almost clear you have done NOTHING for your part in a DEMOCRACTIC system.

Democracy – Government FOR THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE!!!

If the people DO NOTHING, how is a democratic system to work? If ALL the people come in to say that all they can do is cast their votes, and nothing else, then have the people truly played their part in the system? How can a system survive if EVERYBODY expects SOMEBODY ELSE to do the work REQUIRED of ALL THE PEOPLE?

Complete overhaul of your government might go a long way in giving your country new life.

Start by thinking about what you can do for your country and not what your country can do for you. I pledge not to be unemployed for a single day even if I were to be pure water seller though I am a graduate.

Follow Fashola and Lagos sate
They are dancing to their own tune 

While most Nigerian states are depending solely on oil moneyfrom the Fed Govt, Lagos state is doing other things.

The  fed government has made it clear, that they are not obligated to created jobs and technically they're right.
Most Nigerians wanted the government to have close to 0% with the private business sector taxing.

An overwhelmingly amount of Nigerian graduates graduated with business administration/MBAs for the purpose of being in business privately. Since private sector isn't taxed like governement jobs, there would seemingly be more money to be made.
But its not that simple as they thought.( just look at yankee)
Those who have jobs and are working are civil servants. most

Nigerians should invest money in private industries for new jobs, esp for those MBA/ business administration
jobless graduates. Also increase civil servant pay or reduce their taxing, so the private and public sectors will balance out. WAY TO MANY BUSINESS PEOPLE IN NIGERIA.
Also Too many rich people who invest money outside Nigeria, creating jobs elsewhere
Abiola and Dangote didn't just sit on there money they invested in Nigeria.

@kobojunkie
it is now clear you r not a nigerian!

@jaybee2412
to be frank what can one really do for a country that has no tangible plan for one? That popular phrase only works in the western world