Everybody Wants Nigeria To Be Fixed Overnight Like Advanced Countries, Including....

1. The Civil servants who steal public funds;
2. The security personnel who collects bribe to the detriment of national security;
3. The teacher who organises special examination centres;
4. The parents who pay for exam malpractice for their children;
5. The students who practice exam malpractice to pass exams;
6. The lecturers who gives out grades for money or sex;
7. The citizens who shunt queues and disobey traffic rules;
8. The politicians who embezzles public funds;
9. The boss who give unmerited favour to his subordinates on basis of religion, tribe, political and other social affiliations;
10. The goods sellers who hoard goods to create deliberate scarcity;
11. The judges and lawyers who make ways for criminals to escape facing the wrath of the law;
12. The doctors who refer their patients to private facilities for personal gains;
13. The engineers who construct below agreed standard facilities for personal gains;
14. The youths who believe shady and fraudulent acts are ways of hustling;
15. The common man who is waiting to be in any of the above mentioned situations and do the same if not worse;
16. The Road Safety Official who will collect money inside vehicle particulars and allow motorists to carry overload;
17. Some Governors and even Presidents who will sponsor terrorists and use the country's money corruptly to buy arms in the name of fighting the same terrorists;
18. Custom Officers who will clear imported goods and mount road blocks to collect more money from the importer;
19. The National Assembly who will deliberately spent over N1b naira to amend the Constitution that they know they cannot amend;
20. Politicians that will arm thugs to kill an opponent;
21A. Leaders (Presidents and Governors) that will establish sub standards hospitals and schools only to fly abroad for treatment and take their children to foreign schools;
21B. Pastors that will gather church money, build mansions, buy private jets, make their children head pastors and charge the poor members of the church to go and work hard;
22. The Universities that have made law and medicine only courses for a particular class of people;
23. Nigerian Youths who have refused to learn any trade/craft, but are interested in becoming ritual killers for money;
24. Herdsmen who have discovered that kidnapping and collecting ransom pays more than rearing cows;
25. Head of security who will conspire with terrorists to ambush and kill his men and later collect money;
26. A country where some part will witness 50 million votes during election but cannot generate 100 million naira as tax;
27. A country where you speak the truth and the Government will term it as hate speech;
28. A country where stealing of one cup of Garri will attract more jail terms than stealing billions of public funds;
29. A country that produces oil and pays more money for buying what they naturally own;
30. Imam/Alfa/Pastor who suddenly become spiritual priest for known criminals and spiritualists because of money;
31. A country which some parts ban the sale of alcohol but share from the VAT money collected from the sale of alcohol in other parts of the country;
32. A country where some individuals who patronise foreign made cars, goods etc. that are always the first to criticise the Government for purchasing foreign made cars instead of local made Innoson or local made goods.

The list is not exhaustive.

Our individual actions make a summation of our society. Think deeply about it and amend your ways if you really want the best for Nigeria.

EreluRoz:
Nice post

blackpanthar:
wrong sir

we just dont want it to get worse

blackpanthar:


wrong sir

we just dont want it to get worse

blackpanthar:
wrong sir

we just dont want it to get worse

OLAADEGBU:


"He that come with equity must come with clean hands."

God1000:
Yes, all of that can be fixed within a short period of time except building major infrastructure across the country.


Any politician that isn't ready to deliver should not run for public office, we are tired of fake promises and lame excuses from them.

Beautifulday:


This quote is for the justice system not for common man

OLAADEGBU:


So you think the common man is absolved from responsibility?

Beautifulday:


Equity has nothing to do with responsibility. It is all about the justice system. Proverbs, idioms, wise sayings has audience. When you direct it to the wrong audience, it looses its appeals.

OLAADEGBU:


That explains why the common man justifies criminal activities as they share your understanding that righteous living only applies to those in authority. We no doubt have a long way to go.

OLAADEGBU:


Copied...

Beautifulday:


Equity does mean righteous. It is not for those in authority or the rich.

It is used for those who execute judgement. What is hard there for you to understand?

The justice system

KillahPriest:


if you're not honest with yourself, how will you be honest with those around you ? There's a calibre of people who have been pushing it such gaslighting propaganda over the past eight years plus and it's so sad to see you're among them. Ordinary Nigerians ask for a process that leads to a working system, we all know that process doesn't happen overnight but we know the proper steps to be taken. Are we seeing the proper steps being taken now ? Can we explain the printing of over seven trillion naira in the last eight months under W & M and it's impact in the six geopolitical zones for example ? When GEJ said we should separate the goats from the yams, what happened ? The goats who were benefiting from free yams sponsored protests at Ojota and ran the government out of power in 2015, those same goats kept quiet under Buhari's eight years and illegal printing of over 20 trillion naira which he had to hide under ways and means then told us to blame Emefiele for six million dollars so please stop insulting us with this nonsense you posted and stick to your evangelism. Shalom

OLAADEGBU:


You just proved Point 28 bolded in the OP above to be accurate.

aariwa:


People follow footsteps of leadership and not the other way round, blaming the people when you have rotten head as your leader is a waste of everyone’s time

slimfit1:


It can be done we can start by stopping none made in Nigerian product first.

pquaver:


But with those acts it is bound to get worse progressively... Or u dont know tha to every action there is an equal an opposite reaction?

stacyadams:
We don't need 32 point agenda

Just fix power
Stabilize economy food and transportation
Fix security....




Na rocket science

Goodday90:


True bro,nice post
These people you mentioned didn’t exist in Nigeria until March 2023 when tinubu was swored in
In recent times other Presidents Presided over saint and angels as citizens
God created the last batch of them in 2015

Ezekieloz:


Omo! The list is 😢😢
It's a long process for good change to happen in Nigeria

VaselineCrew:
Isn't that what leadership is there for? To lead and inspire people?

When you were in secondary school and in class, what had more weight in keeping the classroom quiet? Was it your advise to fellow classmates to keep shut? Or was it a disciplinary threat by your teacher?

You support the most terrible of terrible leaders, like terrible coup plotters and certificate forgers and start preaching the change begins with us, wow. Of course, we are to hold ourselves to high account, but even the best of us might go astray without good leadership, talk less of the worst of us.

You telling me if Elon Musk were a Governor or President in Nigeria, he won't solve problems?

Simple problems like OPEN GUTTERS still exist, and your so called leaders can't even close them up.

How will you attract tourist, when people can see poo on the streets while they walk. So tourists would be walking, eating burger, and seeing poo burgers in gutter and you think they will want to come back?