Imagine a Nigeria where there is no vandalism of oil and gas infrastructure which means the government can generate more revenue to finance its economic restructuring agenda across the country from the Nigerdelta to the Northeast.

Imagine a Nigeria where the people of the Southsouth constructively engage the government and oil companies on cleaning their environment, embarking on rapid infrastructure and human capacity development of the region.

Imagine a Nigeria where lawyers do not seek to subvert justice by using every trick in and not in the book to prevent corrupt big men from being convicted.

Imagine a Nigeria where there is massive industrialization, economic growth and development, reduced unemployment because the reforms in the power sector are supported by stakeholders with the rights of consumers protected.

Imagine a Nigeria where the health institutions are brought up-to-date in terms of equipment and manpower because the government has no choice than to do so. The economy has improved and the citizens demand the best healthcare because they are better-informed and enlightened to know that qualitative healthcare is a right not a privilege.

Imagine a Nigeria where educational institutions from primary school to university provide the best of education not because those in government are angels but because the economic growth that the country has witnessed means they do not have a choice than to deliver this basic right to the people because they now expect no less.

Imagine a Nigeria where politicians finally realize it is easier to make money legitimately than to steal from the treasury and go to jail.

This is the kind of Nigeria that President Muhammadu Buhari is trying to build but he will not achieve this objective if we Nigerians insist on continuing with our old destructive ways that have led us to the sorry state we now find ourselves.

There are many who think a Buhari failure would be a victory for them, I laugh at their folly. A Buhari failure would only mean their lives will not ultimately get better anytime soon. Some might say they can travel to other countries to live the good life. Well, what about those you would leave behind? Our lives would be richer and better when our brothers, sisters, cousins, nieces and nephews all live a comfortable life, not when you and probably your wife and children live a false life of comfort and have to make strangers your extended family in a foreign land.

Let the wise heed good counsel.

Source: http://www.coolstuff49ja.com/2016/07/imagining-great-nigeria.html?m=1

So Nigeria's solution is just based on imagination?

ok

Imagine that all these imaginations are possible but your dullard Buhari and Nigeria people will not do it
They preferred shouting bad economy without addressing how to solve it totally

And one human being would move this thrash to the front-page instead of the thrash bin

Buhari caused all the problems he is facing. The major solution is for buhari to change his mindset totally, or buhari is uprooted from that seat he is occupying in aso Rock by whatever means.

and all your imaginations are based on income from continuous oyel flow without sabotage?

maclatunji:
[s]Imagine a Nigeria where there is no vandalism of oil and gas infrastructure which means the government can generate more revenue to finance its economic restructuring agenda across the country from the Nigerdelta to the Northeast.

Imagine a Nigeria where the people of the Southsouth constructively engage the government and oil companies on cleaning their environment, embarking on rapid infrastructure and human capacity development of the region.

Imagine a Nigeria where lawyers do not seek to subvert justice by using every trick in and not in the book to prevent corrupt big men from being convicted.

Imagine a Nigeria where there is massive industrialization, economic growth and development, reduced unemployment because the reforms in the power sector are supported by stakeholders with the rights of consumers protected.

Imagine a Nigeria where the health institutions are brought up-to-date in terms of equipment and manpower because the government has no choice than to do so. The economy has improved and the citizens demand the best healthcare because they are better-informed and enlightened to know that qualitative healthcare is a right not a privilege.

Imagine a Nigeria where educational institutions from primary school to university provide the best of education not because those in government are angels but because the economic growth that the country has witnessed means they do not have a choice than to deliver this basic right to the people because they now expect no less.

Imagine a Nigeria where politicians finally realize it is easier to make money legitimately than to steal from the treasury and go to jail.

This is the kind of Nigeria that President Muhammadu Buhari is trying to build but he will not achieve this objective if we Nigerians insist on continuing with our old destructive ways that have led us to the sorry state we now find ourselves.

There are many who think a Buhari failure would be a victory for them, I laugh at their folly. A Buhari failure would only mean their lives will not ultimately get better anytime soon. Some might say they can travel to other countries to live the good life. Well, what about those you would leave behind? Our lives would be richer and better when our brothers, sisters, cousins, nieces and nephews all live a comfortable life, not when you and probably your wife and children live a false life of comfort and have to make strangers your extended family in a foreign land.

Let the wise heed good counsel.

Source: http://www.coolstuff49ja.com/2016/07/imagining-great-nigeria.html?m=1[/s]

Imagine a Nigeria without BuhariBinhari.

That is the only way to save Nigeria.

attacker321:


Imagine a Nigeria without BuhariBinhari.

That is the only way to save Nigeria.

Hehehehe. Was it President Buhari that drained the country's treasury even in times of plenty?

You don't expect to sow rice and reap cocoyam. This is harvest time for the misgovernance of past governments and especially Jonathan's administration.

Buhari is planting now and if we all help him with fertile ground, we will reap bountifully.

Imagine that all these imaginations are possible but your dullard Buhari and Nigeria people will not do it
They preferred shouting bad economy without addressing how to solve it in totality

csamii:
So Nigeria's solution is just based on imagination?

Succinctly put, those who lack imagination also lack the vision to implement positive change. It all begins with imagination.

maclatunji:


Hehehehe. Was it President Buhari that drained the country's treasury even in times of plenty?

You don't expect to sow rice and reap cocoyam. This is harvest time for the misgovernance of past governments and especially Jonathan's administration.

Buhari is planting now and if we all help him with fertile ground, we will reap bountifully.

And the blame game continues, buhari is too daft to fix Nigeria

maclatunji:
Imagine a Nigeria where there is no vandalism of oil and gas infrastructure which means the government can generate more revenue to finance its economic restructuring agenda across the country from the Nigerdelta to the Northeast.

Imagine a Nigeria where the people of the Southsouth constructively engage the government and oil companies on cleaning their environment, embarking on rapid infrastructure and human capacity development of the region.

Imagine a Nigeria where lawyers do not seek to subvert justice by using every trick in and not in the book to prevent corrupt big men from being convicted.

Imagine a Nigeria where there is massive industrialization, economic growth and development, reduced unemployment because the reforms in the power sector are supported by stakeholders with the rights of consumers protected.

Imagine a Nigeria where the health institutions are brought up-to-date in terms of equipment and manpower because the government has no choice than to do so. The economy has improved and the citizens demand the best healthcare because they are better-informed and enlightened to know that qualitative healthcare is a right not a privilege.

Imagine a Nigeria where educational institutions from primary school to university provide the best of education not because those in government are angels but because the economic growth that the country has witnessed means they do not have a choice than to deliver this basic right to the people because they now expect no less.

Imagine a Nigeria where politicians finally realize it is easier to make money legitimately than to steal from the treasury and go to jail.

[/b]This is the kind of Nigeria that President Muhammadu Buhari is trying to build[b] but he will not achieve this objective if we Nigerians insist on continuing with our old destructive ways that have led us to the sorry state we now find ourselves.

There are many who think a Buhari failure would be a victory for them, I laugh at their folly. A Buhari failure would only mean their lives will not ultimately get better anytime soon. Some might say they can travel to other countries to live the good life. Well, what about those you would leave behind? Our lives would be richer and better when our brothers, sisters, cousins, nieces and nephews all live a comfortable life, not when you and probably your wife and children live a false life of comfort and have to make strangers your extended family in a foreign land.

Let the wise heed good counsel.

Source: http://www.coolstuff49ja.com/2016/07/imagining-great-nigeria.html?m=1

False Sir.

LORDOFAFONJAS:

And the blame game continues, buhari is too daft to fix Nigeria

It is not a game but reality. You cannot solve a problem if you do not properly identify its cause. The fact that there are still enough people ready to blow up pipelines in the NigerDelta after 5 years in power of a Nigerdeltan tells us all we need to know about former President Jonathan's failure as a leader.

It really defeats any argument that the militants can bring about being 'oppreseed' or 'marginalised'.

Kudos to President Buhari for being patient with them. Honestly, I don't think I would be as patient if I were president.

maclatunji:



It is not a game but reality. You cannot solve a problem if you do not properly identify its cause. The fact that there are still enough people ready to blow up pipelines in the NigerDelta after 5 years in power of a Nigerdeltan tells us all we need to know about former President Jonathan's failure as a leader.

It really defeats any argument that the militants can bring about being 'oppreseed' or 'marginalised'.

Kudos to President Buhari for being patient with them. Honestly, I don't think I would be as patient if I were president.

Buhari cannot do anything so long they feed him. Let us leave jonathan out of this, a president that opened his mouth to tell the whole world that the people feeding the country are mere 5%, that shows how poor he is mentally. He should never had said that, afterall it is the oil money that is sustaining us today. These bombing to some level is a blessing, making it easy for us to diversify. Fulani herdsmen roaming about killing and raping innocent people, up till date he hasn't said anything. You fail to understand how sensitive issues like these are, and all i can tell you is that its only a matter of time, when the 'LAMB' is pushed to the wall, it will surely bounce back. No wonder IBB played a fast one on him in the 1985 coup.

LORDOFAFONJAS:

Buhari cannot do anything so long they feed him. Let us leave jonathan out of this, a president that opened his mouth to tell the whole world that the people feeding the country are mere 5%, that shows how poor he is mentally. He should never had said that, afterall it is the oil money that is sustaining us today. These bombing to some level is a blessing, making it easy for us to diversify. Fulani herdsmen roaming about killing and raping innocent people, up till date he hasn't said anything. You fail to understand how sensitive issues like these are, and all i can tell you is that its only a matter of time, when the 'LAMB' is pushed to the wall, it will surely bounce back. No wonder IBB played a fast one on him in the 1985 coup.

When faced with hard facts they bring up sentiments. It is the way of blinded opposition. The points I have raised are irrefutable.

maclatunji:


When faced with hard facts they bring up sentiments. It is the way of blinded opposition. The points I have raised are irrefutable.

What facts, That Jonathan left a robust economy ?

NOW
Imagine a Nigeria where our government will not depend on oil from the Niger delta to feed the whole nation.

maclatunji:


Succinctly put, those who lack imagination also lack the vision to implement positive change. It all begins with imagination.

Even those things that are impossible! Your imagination is working overtime.

csamii:
So Nigeria's solution is just based on imagination?

I taya o

henrysam:
Imagine that all these imaginations are possible but your dullard Buhari and Nigeria people will not do it
They preferred shouting bad economy without addressing how to solve it totally

how many did your IB( INEFFECTUAL BUFFOON) DO

bonechamberlain:
Buhari caused all the problems he is facing. The major solution is for buhari to change his mindset totally, or buhari is uprooted from that seat he is occupying in aso Rock by whatever means.

what mindset. please explain