Starting today, initiate preparations for relocating and your family from Nigeria to Abroad, especially US, Canada, or Europe.

Given the dire state of Nigeria, which appears to be irreparable, it's essential to consider a move.
Additionally, projections suggest that next year, conditions in Nigeria will deteriorate further, becoming more challenging and turbulent.

The Bola Tinubu-led government appears perplexed, lacking viable solutions for Nigeria's economic challenges.

Despite claiming to remove subsidies, citizens now face significantly higher fuel costs, while subsidies persist, worsening poverty. Instead of hastily removing subsidies and floating the naira, a responsible government would combat subsidy corruption, prioritize equitable distribution of resources, and reduce excessive budget allocations benefiting the ruling elite.

However, Tinubu's policies have only deepened citizens' impoverishment, padded the budget with trillions of dollars, and perpetuated corruption.
All policies ultimately benefit him and his cartel at the expense of the populace.

There is only one option or solution left for Nigeria. Divide into 10 or more confederated republics. Then let the poor ones either fuse together and join Niger or Chad and allow the viable ones to thrive.

What we have now is a contraption with the very poor North milking the healthy South. That cannot be sustained and things will keep on getting bad as the lazy ones will keep pulling the hardworking ones down.

Corruption will increase and kidnapping will escalate. This Tinubu regime as bad as it is will be better than the next. Look back and see. Obj was better than Yaradua, Yaradua was better than GEJ, GEJ was better than Buhari and Buhari is already better than Tinubu. Truth is, this cycle will continue.

Just go and check, with the kind of debt we are carrying, nothing will change in the next 25 years. Naira will keep on depreciating, electricity will remain bad and our output may never exceed 6000 Megawatts. Poverty will keep ravaging the land. Election rigging, banditry, homelessness, etc will continue unchecked.

Nobody can solve the problem now. We have sunk so deep that in 10 years, Haiti and Sri Lanka will be dress rehearsal. Mark it! By the time the over 10 million uneducated and hungry almajiris become men and move down South, you will know what's up.

If you are waiting for things to change, you will wait tire.