I agree with you


But this generation can be salvaged, it'll take pain and tears of past generation, the ruling class but it will definitely be worth it in the long run

Wetin do you for night

It takes just one just man to change the face of Nigeria... we need d likes of Nelson Mandela, Martin Luther King Jnr in the Nigerian society

Cutehector:
It takes just one just man to change the face of Nigeria... we need d likes of Nelson Mandela, Martin Luther King Jnr in the Nigerian society

it's not one man... Nigerians have to be involved Nigerians have to change their orientation if not it's a waste. Those pple u mentioned they succeeded because they had pple who think like them behind them, pple fought for their ideology, pple believed their ideology. But in Nigeria we are hypocrites. I don't need to explain that. You can not trust anybody in this society. Even if u give them hundreds of chance they will disappoint you that hundreds of times...

Talk of whining.. u're a perfect example.

I actually understand ur point buh my question is
what are u as an individual doing about it. that's what matters the main problem we have in nigeria is just "moral indiscipline."

Romancer:
it's not one man... Nigerians have to be involved Nigerians have to change their orientation if not it's a waste. Those pple u mentioned they succeeded because they had pple who think like them behind them, pple fought for their ideology, pple believed their ideology. But in Nigeria we are hypocrites. I don't need to explain that. You can not trust anybody in this society. Even if u give them hundreds of chance they will disappoint you that hundreds of times...

you are correct.. if we cannot make a difference in the little offices we occupy, then how much more catastrophe wiill there be, once we occupy mighty positions.

HtwoOw:
I agree with you


But this generation can be salvaged, it'll take pain and tears of past generation, the ruling class but it will definitely be worth it in the long run

how when the average youth only cares about quick money and not his society? As a student I don't know what fate awaits me after graduation... And I see a musician singing nonsense and getting paid or a scammer getting paid and what does a graduate who has spent a lot going through the 4 walls of school get?

KELVINXY:
Talk of whining..
u're a perfect example.


I actually understand ur point buh
my question is

what are u as an individual doing about it.
that's what matters
the main problem we have in nigeria is just "moral indiscipline."

that is what we keep saying... Yes am whining I never denied that, that is why the "we" was in the sentence.

We chose this people to represent us but after getting there, they plot on how to divide us for there own selfish gain,the rate of poverty in the land will make some shut up after greasing there palm,our diverse ethnic and religion makes it hard to checkmate this greedy politicians. If a tribe is against, the other will be in support,until we masses have one VOICE to decide what happens up there politicians will keep exploiting us .

Romancer:
This would keep happening till the economy is grinded, the pple are grinded and everything that brings joy to the nation is grinded and locked, then Revolution will take its place. I hope this economy doesn't survive

A young student who smokes weed sighted....

How did I know?

'People grinded; that one grinded; this one grinded;' continue grinding....you go soon crase...

DLondonboiy:


A young student who smokes weed sighted....

How did I know?

'People grinded; that one grinded; this one grinded;' continue grinding....you go soon crase...

i sight ur humour .
Am a little bit frustrated here, am one of those few enlighted students in this country going to school doesn't mean you are not ignorant if you are ignorant, because most nigerian students are ignorant.

Romancer:
i sight ur humour .
Am a little bit frustrated here, am one of those few enlighted students in this country going to school doesn't mean you are not ignorant if you are ignorant, because most nigerian students are ignorant.

Lemme tell you what somebody told me many years ago...

'Don't kill yaself ontop 9ja matter..As a young student, read ya books and enjoy yaself. .be naughty and have fun and after you graduate run away from Nigeria..and don't ever return....if you must return, come back and become a governor or a senator'

9ja and almost everybody there are useless..The cannot be saved, so why bother!

striker9:
We chose this people to represent us but after getting there, they plot on how to divide us for there own selfish gain,the rate of poverty in the land will make some shut up after greasing there palm,our diverse ethnic and religion makes it hard to checkmate this greedy politicians. If a tribe is against, the other will be in support,until we masses have one VOICE to decide what happens up there politicians will keep exploiting us .

[b]They don't scheme against us.

Their pedigree was well known before their (s)election.

The people up there are a true reflection of those at the bottom and how they truly deserve what they get.

Go to the thread concerning the exchange rate and see how Nigerians think government is solely responsible for the present day crisis. Some gleefully applaud it thinking those in government would bear the brunt.

Go to threads concerning the Chibok girls and see how Oby Ezekwesili is ridiculed and inveighed.

Go to threads on the Avengers, common criminals, sabotaging businesses and power generation and see the commoners applaud and celebrate.

The dollar is 445 today I changed for 430 on Friday and it is to my benefit it appreciates. Yet, I agonise about how to solve this debacle for the common man though I know the common man is a criminal minded Ingrate.
If he wasn't the people of influence in his society would display his attributes.

The Nigerian youth revels in scams (Yahoo) get-rich-quick schemes and truly eschews industry, research and development, honesty, cooperation, application of knowledge and most things positive. Only a select few display divergent attributes from those stated.

The people are not victims of the society but makers of the society.

Until a societal change is formed (Almost impossible), until the youth begin to see the country as theirs, until they refuse the evil manipulation of those who wish to tear them apart, until they embrace industry on a wide scale I'm sorry the future would continue to be bleak for them.

I understand the pain of those who really wish to do well but find a stumbling block along their path. They shouldn't relent on their efforts though the road is sure to be rough.
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rusher14:


[b]They don't scheme against us.

Their pedigree was well known before their (s)election.

The people up there are a true reflection of those at the bottom and how they truly deserve what they get.

Go to the thread concerning the exchange rate and see how Nigerians think government is solely responsible for the present day crisis. Some gleefully applaud it thinking those in government would bear the brunt.

Go to threads concerning the Chibok girls and see how Oby Ezekwesili is ridiculed and inveighed.

Go to threads on the Avengers, common criminals, sabotaging businesses and power generation and see the commoners applaud and celebrate.

The dollar is 445 today I changed for 430 on Friday and it is to my benefit it appreciates. Yet, I agonise about how to solve this debacle for the common man though I know the common man is a criminal minded Ingrate.
If he wasn't the people of influence in his society would display his attributes.

The Nigerian youth revels in scams (Yahoo) get-rich-quick schemes and truly eschews industry, research and development, honesty, cooperation, application of knowledge and most things positive. Only a select few display divergent attributes from those stated.

The people are not victims of the society but makers of the society.

Until a societal change is formed (Almost impossible), until the youth begin to see the country as theirs, until they refuse the evil manipulation of those who wish to tear them apart, until they embrace industry on a wide scale I'm sorry the future would continue to be bleak for them.

I understand the pain of those who really wish to do well but find a stumbling block along their path. They shouldn't relent on their efforts though the road is sure to be rough.
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thank you very much... Sometimes i feel happiness blinds us we black humans. Anything that makes us happy causes us not to see the future and where it's heading. Take that happiness away and see our eyes open wide. If the economy crashes, which means no money, hunger strikes, everybody will see how bad things are... Everybody becomes a Questionaire, we then have a angry and hungry society and heads will role, then revolution kicks in.
I hope this happens

I agree with the OP. We Nigerians and Africans deserve the kind of leaders we get.

This is just the beginning. Plenty suffering loading ahead.

When things were getting spoilt we all pretended it wasn't any of our business. As long as me and my family can eat 3square meals in a day.

It doesn't matter if the other man is dying of hunger with his household.

We have refused to hold our leaders accountable so now they are treating us like the dirt under their shoes. And yes, we deserve it. Until we wake up and do the needful.