NSNO:

What exactly will a revolution solve?
Do you think it is easy to start, sustain or experience a revolution?
Has revolution solved the major problems of any nation?
Is a revolution going to immediately increase food production?

Timoleon:


1000 cedi to Korean won is how much?

A country can be thriving with poor exchange rate. (Nigeria is not thriving). It's not because of our exchange rate.

Weregonnalose:


Dude ya shutup. Ya Stop being a tool

Timoleon:


Don't confuse me for your father. The foolish idiot who didn't know how to put a condom correctly. See the results...you, a nonentity.

NSNO:

What exactly will a revolution solve?
Do you think it is easy to start, sustain or experience a revolution?
Has revolution solved the major problems of any nation?
Is a revolution going to immediately increase food production?

NSNO:

What exactly will a revolution solve?
Do you think it is easy to start, sustain or experience a revolution?
Has revolution solved the major problems of any nation?
Is a revolution going to immediately increase food production?

Timoleon:
yes, south Korea is thriving.

Teymanhenry:

It would eliminate wicked, corrupt, God-forsaken leaders

MasterShifu010:

It worked in the following countries
France
Sri Lanka
South Africa

DMerciful:
They can protest like other countries do!

Weregonnalose:


Nutti with ah Nigiriya kikikikikiki
Thief isa revolt to ah remove thief = thief ina power.

jimmyvic:
Did the last protest change anything?...keep playing.... you'd better work on yourself and get a means to leave the jungle for the wicked leaders

mightyhaze:
Exactly... We are on the same page.. We need to work closely together to frustrate that man..I'd suggest we teach him pol 101.. that's what Nigeria needs now to survive

Jackyboy:
Even earning in hard currency self get as e be.....as inflation on goods and services are something else .......
It's well.

NextUK:
That is your own cup of tea. I do not need to frustrate any fool like Peter Obi, he did nothing to earn my vote judging from his colossal failure in Anambra, add his declaration of the last presidential election being a war, make we never talk about is 2 by 2 buying n selling he call economics.

Prigidypogodo:
Naira is almost 1360 in p2p market and everywhere including the media is silent.

no wahala.
we'll keep increasing our goods price till the poor masses do the needful.

DMerciful:
I'm not in Nigeria, so relax!

You don't try something once and give up. You continue to protest until the govt can no longer take you for granted

mightyhaze:
Peter Obi must be taught a lesson of his lifetime .. every other thing comes after that..

NSNO:

What exactly will a revolution solve?
Do you think it is easy to start, sustain or experience a revolution?
Has revolution solved the major problems of any nation?
Is a revolution going to immediately increase food production?

jimmyvic:
Come back and lead a protest then

TooMuchSense1:

The greatest of our problems as a nation is C O R R U P T I O N
1. Do you agree with the statement above ?
2. Do you think revolution can bring an end to, or at least significantly reduce, corruption in political offices?
3. If corruption is gone, or at least greatly reduced, do you think this can turn things around in Nigeria?
PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU SPEND ENOUGH TIME TO PONDER ON THE QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU REPLY !

Timoleon:


If you earn in dollars, the inflation does not affect you.

Weregonnalose:


Tha corruption isa start from tha little primary schoolers to tha president. I ah say tha cuntiri isa gone.

RepoMan007:

Revolution as in hitting the streets or getting to serious work?

TooMuchSense1:


If you have a president that is NOT corrupt and his determined to make Nigeria better, he can make policies and regulations to strengthen the police, efcc, army and other agencies to greatly minimize corrupt practices by the people and government officials

nairalanda1:

Always the smaller parties. Never the big ones.

Nigeria needs to make some radical changes. APC nor PDP are not it. Obi and Kwankwaso are not it.

We need to totally remove subsides on power, petrol, fight corruption , and so forth. None of the parties, including yours, has done that.

We also need a program that would get us to manufacturing exported goods within 20 years. We cannot rely on oil alone.

Finally we need to increase our tax to gdp ratio.10% is not enough.

None of the parties want to face that thing, because it means no votes. It means unpopularity.

See APC...one minute subsidy goes, next minute it comes back...because they need votes. So, the economy gets sacrificed over and over again.

Right.

Seunpapa65:

So folding our arm and being mute will solve it

Elsueno:


lmao, no!....Nigeria imports like crazy! earning in dollars just makes ur suffering less than the average Nigerian who has a stagnant income in NAIRA.