billyG:
Building a tall fence when people around are starving will not last.

TheGoodJoe:
He that builds the City without first building the man builds the City in vain.

Empower people before all these infrastructures. Curb hunger and poverty and watch projects go on without hindrance.

He that builds the City without first building the man builds the City in vain.

Litmus:


I've starved before and I’m here to tell you that starving people do not have the energy to go about destroying things.

billyG:

It is not destruction it is stealing.

Penguin2:
I don’t like Buhari but vandalizing his projects is simply stupid.

But it calls to question the quality of project that was done their. If it was strong enough, it wouldn’t have easily been removed like that.

I condemn it regardless

Litmus:


Don’t stop there, please give examples on how Europe, China and America developed by first empowering the people. And how you’d go about developing Nigerian people before investing in infrastructure like railway, how long you believe this would take and how you’d recognise that the people are sufficiently developed before investing in infrastructure?



Are you writing about god? How do you build the man before building the city?

Pharaoh4rin:


You know nothing about nigeria. Nigeria don't value what the get free. Besides since there's no protective custody in nigeria unlike south Africa or Egypt, I'd have to lay low as soon as I expose the good thieves. I ain't trading my freedom for free.

Whistleblow is real.

Litmus:


Starving people steal food if at all. These are relatively aspirational but amoral individuals. People like these are likelier to pull up rail line with the intention of making money for themselves at the expense of death for others. Starvation and relative poverty isn’t the cause of amorality.

chukel:
at this rate, you may be apprehended. Better delete that stuff you typed. If you know those sabotaging the development of Nigeria, report to appropriate authority and stop seeking inducement.

billyG:

So what da course?

Litmus:


Relative aspiration is the course.

They are individuals that want more than whatever it is that they have at this point in their lives. Individuals Wants are unsatisfiable, which may lead to deviance. For this reason, primordial societies evolved traditions that are informed by norms and values and laws.