Solving Nigeria's problems is a complex and multifaceted challenge that will require a comprehensive approach. Some steps that could be taken include:

Improving governance and combating corruption: This includes strengthening institutions, promoting transparency and accountability, and ensuring the rule of law.

Boosting economic growth and creating job opportunities: This can be achieved by diversifying the economy, promoting entrepreneurship and innovation, and improving access to finance.

Addressing security challenges: This includes tackling the root causes of conflict and violence, improving the capacity of security forces, and engaging communities in the peace-building process.

Improving education and healthcare: This includes increasing access to quality education and healthcare services, especially in rural and marginalized communities.

Investing in infrastructure: This includes building and maintaining roads, bridges, ports, and other critical infrastructure to facilitate economic development and improve living standards.

It's important to note that no single solution will solve all of Nigeria's problems, and that sustained efforts and collaboration between government, civil society, the private sector, and international partners will be necessary to make progress.

First and lasting step: RESTRUCTURE and make the centre (Abuja) weak, let them workload (real governance) be brought to the grassroots.

Totally agreed with your thoughts

Praxis758:
First and lasting step: RESTRUCTURE and make the centre (Abuja) weak, let them workload (real governance) be brought to the grassroots.

Why did you say so
Talk your own if you don't have nothing reasonable to say then say nothing. You are part of the problem of this country.