taharqa2: Bruv, I join you laugh boo, Hehehehehehehe..... Bunch of Ijiots. This method is so yterday; e no dey work again...

I join una laugh abeg. buhahahahahahahahahahahahaha. foolish story for foolish people.

The main fact is that successive Nigerian governments have been focusing only on oil, without thinking, planning and implementing diversification policy, coupled with the issue of delapidated infrastructure due to decades of neglect. Presently this regime has not helped matters, which has put Nigeria on the edge of a cliff, dangling toward perdition. If proper measures are not put in place timely, I am afraid to say the future really looks scary for this nation.

Measures and policy needed to focus on are: diversification to agriculture, reduction in import over dependence by focusing on ways to enhance and maximise Nigerian industires and goods, massive overhaul of infrastructure especiallly power and roads, improving the quality of our education system.

With sincerity of purpose by the leaders both federal, state and local govt, we will avoid the coming disaster and crisis, but if not, then it will be only a matter of time and the entire nation will face the music.

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Honestly, Nigeria is in trouble. I pity the future generations of Nigerians. Our leaders past and present have successfully driven this country into the abyss. I don't blame those Nigerians that are looking to migrate to other parts of the world by hook or by crook. Imagine spending the days of one's youth working so hard and then when retirement comes, someone is telling you that your pension is not available. Wouldn't that be horrible?