The quest to rally around the Nigerian project continues. It is true that some Nigerians are traumatized by economic hardship amidst an evidently booming economy. The present situation will change for the better when the masses recognize the power of their roles in nation building.

The era of placing the collective destiny of Nigerians in the hands a helpless few in government must be a thing of the past. People must organize themselves to pressure groups, neighborhood watch, corporative group, NGO, voluntary groups, and more; to confront everyday practical problems.

Young people must abandon the mindset that only Government can provide job. They must develop entrepreneurial spirit to evoke new small and medium scale businesses through out the length and breadth of the country.

Banks must not restrict small loans to traders alone. They must extend loans to young people who have viable business plans. Just as they are doing with petty traders at the moment, they can as well work with these young people to develop their businesses.

Nigerians must honour those who have served this country. It is sad that kidnappers are targeting retired Army Generals....http://www.searchlightnigeria.com/2013/11/a-step-towards-greater-nigeria-that-is.html

From a man from Nigeria that calls himself Emperor Augustus

It seems you know everything...Mr. Dibia?!

Dibiachukwu: From a man from Nigeria that calls himself Emperor Augustus