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Nigerian Spring - Can It Happen? - A SWOT Analysis by Nobody: 10:48pm On Oct 24, 2011 |
SWOT Analysis about the possiblity of a Nigerian Spring succeeding : [size=28pt][b]S[/b]trengths[/size] There is a genuine need for a Nigerian spring: The Nigerian masses are oppressed Every election conducted has been rigged so our mandate is denied us. 80-90% of population are in extreme poverty Most graduates are unemployed We have large population of unemployed youths [size=28pt]W[/b]eakness[/size] Many Nigerians believe that only God would give us good governance. Tribalism makes it unlikely that an entire cross-section of population would support the campaign. [size=28pt][b]O[/b]pportunites[/size] Unions are likely to protest Fuel price subsidies removal Nairaland mass texting [size=28pt][b]T[/b]hreats[/size] News black-out of the protests by International and Nigerian media who are generally supporting the corrupt eites and against the masses Corrupt elites could sponsor some murderous thugs to turn protest violent and then get Nigerian media to dismiss entire protest as tribal /ethnic conflict Many agents of the corrupt elite are operating here on Nairaland and would do their best to de-rail any attempt to start a campaign from Nairaland. What do you think? Let us have your SWOT anaysis[b] |
Re: Nigerian Spring - Can It Happen? - A SWOT Analysis by Beaf: 10:53pm On Oct 24, 2011 |
Did Buhari lose? No!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We must have a revolution!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Losers. |
Re: Nigerian Spring - Can It Happen? - A SWOT Analysis by Parisgoodman(m): 11:12pm On Oct 24, 2011 |
beaf abeg go 1 side go sleep joh! na evrytin u take dey argue non-sense. |
Re: Nigerian Spring - Can It Happen? - A SWOT Analysis by midep: 8:52am On Oct 25, 2011 |
Beaf has lost it hes just a fool, |
Re: Nigerian Spring - Can It Happen? - A SWOT Analysis by PointB: 9:37am On Oct 25, 2011 |
GenBuhari: [size=18pt]You will walk alone. You and your Boko Haram puppeteer - Ayotolla Mohammadu Bin Buhari [/size] |
Re: Nigerian Spring - Can It Happen? - A SWOT Analysis by BetaThings: 12:59pm On Oct 25, 2011 |
Beaf has a point Although the suffering in Nigeria exceeds that of Libya and those "sprung" countries, It should not be GenBuhari that should be opening this thread However Suffering in Nigeria = past 12 years witnessed the largest oil revenue in Nigerian history But PDP = deepening and entrenching poverty |
Re: Nigerian Spring - Can It Happen? - A SWOT Analysis by Nobody: 1:14pm On Oct 25, 2011 |
let us have your analysis of the factors that could affect a possible Nigerian Spring. Nigerians being Nigerians , expect that we would find a 1,001 reasons why it shouldn't happen so I would like every to focus and comment on how it could succeed. |
Re: Nigerian Spring - Can It Happen? - A SWOT Analysis by qualified(f): 7:47pm On Oct 25, 2011 |
GENBUHARI will never give up the fight on an election that has been won and lost for months why not think of ways to help move the country forward? u think making the country 'UN-governable' is the best for us? |
Re: Nigerian Spring - Can It Happen? - A SWOT Analysis by sheriffman(m): 8:04pm On Oct 25, 2011 |
BetaThings: I dont agree with ur view bout who opens up a thread 4 such discussion.Do u ve a preference for those that should air the truth and the obvious?It can cum frm even ur enemies and u should be prepared to examine the facts contained therein.GenBuari has a point here can we really occupy? |
Re: Nigerian Spring - Can It Happen? - A SWOT Analysis by nedu2000(m): 9:20pm On Oct 25, 2011 |
2 start a revolution it has 2 start 4rm d states, lagos 2 abia 2 kano 2 bayelsa 2 enugu etc because our problems are not all residing in abuja |
Re: Nigerian Spring - Can It Happen? - A SWOT Analysis by ektbear: 9:24pm On Oct 25, 2011 |
I clicked this only to see what SWOT stands for. Kind of interesting: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SWOT_analysis |
Re: Nigerian Spring - Can It Happen? - A SWOT Analysis by Sunofgod(m): 9:38pm On Oct 25, 2011 |
Strengths - Citizen Dissatisfaction at its highest level ever. hunger, poverty,inflation,GEJ, etc Weaknesses - Nigerians love life to much (no matter what harship they face) Opportunities - National dialogue/referendum on the future of the entity called Nigeria. Amicable divorce? Threats - Miiltant Islamist Hijack the cause eg Boko; Military go on a killing spree. Based on the above analysis - it aint gonna happen!!! |
Re: Nigerian Spring - Can It Happen? - A SWOT Analysis by Nobody: 4:41am On Oct 26, 2011 |
incorporating sun of god's analysis: [size=28pt][b]S[/b]trengths[/size] There is a genuine need for a Nigerian spring: The Nigerian masses are oppressed Every election conducted has been rigged so our mandate is denied us. 80-90% of population are in extreme poverty Most graduates are unemployed We have large population of unemployed youths Citizen Dissatisfaction at its highest level ever. hunger, poverty,inflation,GEJ, etc [size=28pt][b]W[/b]eakness[/size] Many Nigerians believe that only God would give us good governance. Tribalism makes it unlikely that an entire cross-section of population would support the campaign. Nigerians love life to much (no matter what harship they face) [size=28pt][b]O[/b]pportunities[/size] Unions are likely to protest Fuel price subsidies removal Nairaland mass texting Youths in Delta have succeeded in blockading their governor from celebrating a lavish birthday party - this could be built on [size=28pt][b]T[/b]hreats[/size] News black-out of the protests by International and Nigerian media who are generally supporting the corrupt eites and against the masses Corrupt elites could sponsor some murderous thugs to turn protest violent and then get Nigerian media to dismiss entire protest as tribal /ethnic conflict Many agents of the corrupt elite are operating here on Nairaland and would do their best to de-rail any attempt to start a campaign from Nairaland. Miiltant Islamist Hijack the cause eg Boko; Military go on a killing spree |
Re: Nigerian Spring - Can It Happen? - A SWOT Analysis by grafikii: 8:43am On Oct 26, 2011 |
next step brothers, next step |
Re: Nigerian Spring - Can It Happen? - A SWOT Analysis by maclatunji: 9:51am On Oct 26, 2011 |
There will be no "Nigerian Spring" because Spring is not one of the seasons we have in Nigeria. Gosh! That was so simple to figure-out. |
Re: Nigerian Spring - Can It Happen? - A SWOT Analysis by Nobody: 10:13am On Oct 26, 2011 |
How about a Nigerian Tropical Storm then? maclatunji: |
Re: Nigerian Spring - Can It Happen? - A SWOT Analysis by maclatunji: 10:39am On Oct 26, 2011 |
GenBuhari: I think it may be more like a "Meltdown" in Nigeria- removal of subsidies and massive corruption that we see almost daily may lead to "Things Falling Apart" unless the people in power take honest, effective and decisive decisions. |
Re: Nigerian Spring - Can It Happen? - A SWOT Analysis by JAkpayen(m): 10:56am On Oct 26, 2011 |
GenBuhari: You could perhaps call it 'NIGERIAN HARMATTAN', what ya think? |
Re: Nigerian Spring - Can It Happen? - A SWOT Analysis by Nobody: 2:25pm On Oct 26, 2011 |
^ Great idea |
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