₦airaland Forum

I love the dwindling fortune of Nigeria's oil economy.

The Nigerian politician is one who is used to opulence and wouldn't mind mortgaging the future of the populace to keep up with that lifestyle, and by so subject our otherwise docile population to further hardship, sterner tax measures. The level of dissatisfaction with governmental policies would be rife to the point it would provoke actions. We would then learn to hold government to task and demand a higher level of transparency.
It will no longer be business as usual.
On the other hand, government would venture into other areas of our economy and prospects which is not lacking in anyway in Nigeria. This would in effect result to more job opportunities and full utilisation of both human and natural resources.

In the long run, it would be a double plus towards our drive to national development (Economic and Political)
#Nigeriawillbegreat.

U have no idea the amount of bullshit Nigerians can tolerate, in fact u don't even know that Nigerians bullshit tolerance capacity is infinite. Push naija man to the wall, if he can't break the wall to keep running, trust me, he will jst jump am pass.

bigiyaro:
U have no idea the amount of bullshit Nigerians can tolerate, in fact u don't even know that Nigerians bullshit tolerance capacity is infinite. Push naija man to the wall, if he can't break the wall to keep running, trust me, he will jst jump am pass.

lol, but believe me, this will be an exception

The Nigerian man is surely running out of walls to jump over.

When my people say "e go better" i alway tell dem "e no go better o".

They are now getting tired of praying which is a good first step.