SolutionMee:


That's the problem with this country. We love shifting responsibilities and denying accountabilities. We blame our government for almost everything. What role have you played in the betterment of your country? It's people like you that wants Nigeria to be like China but will eventually vote in Buhari next year. Yet, you'll continue blaming the old man for another four years.
Like I said earlier on, our major problem is that we have thinking problem. Not until we start thinking creatively, constructively, innovatively, analytically and logically, we may never get things right.

BabaRamota1980:
Tell them to come and extract their light skinned, circumcised, jew tribe of Eri out of here. Do it quick!

dometome:
Hahahahhahahahaha Hahahahhahahahaha! As if the bad policies of this people doesn't affect you. BTW election rigging started as far back as 1959.

obi4eze:
He is 100% correct. At least if we could start solving our problems by removing Buhari, things may get better.

God, please have mercy upon us and let this cup of suffering called Buhari not be our portion for another four years.

gidjah:
that we know, my generation never start as at 59! As far as I want to say, this modern era of corruption was introduced by the new party PDP

Originality007:
after what happen in Osun yesterday,i have no choice than to agree with him...


mind you, the only importance of ur PVC is to open or upgrade ur bank account

SolutionMee:


Can we stop blaming Nigerian leaders please... They're first humans before being a leader. Or are they not humans like us? Is it not people like you and I that are busy electing them into power despite knowing clearly how corrupt they can be? Then why blaming them?
In fact, our leaders has no share in the overall problems befalling this nation. What we need is a rethink, mental restructuring and intellectual overhauling. We also have to work on our emotional intelligence and use of feelings and sentimental approach in influencing our overall judgements. I'm beginning to doubt if what is inside Nigerians head is truly a brain or a dead panel. Even if it's a motherboard, I expect it to function more than that. Our major problem is that we keep taking delights in making the wrong decision. I gave up on my country some few years ago.

xfactor23:

You contradict yourself. If the north can be separated from the south, there will be progress. We cannot keep voting in leaders on the platter of religion and ethnicity.

Dreambeat:
The part I like is where he said that Nigerians are so tolerant of the politicians.This is the main reason why the sort elections conducted recently still happen and everybody is quiet.Half of the actions of the political class in Nigeria will never be tolerated in most part of of the world not even where I currently live.

trillville:
He who pays the piper dictates the tune.
The world works within systems. Civilization does not just happen. God gave people freewill to do good or evil and without laws and order, many will only do evil. No where on earth would people choose to protest without feeling they have been cheated in one way or the other.

The issue with Nigerians and Africans as a whole is we give little to nothing to our governments in terms of taxes, so we have absolutely no feelings of being cheated. Our governments also have no reason to invest in our progress since all their earnings come from the sales of mineral resources. All successful democracies are run on taxes.

Timil:
An Israeli man has named Nigeria a terrible country after spending a few years in the country, read his statement below and the replies he got....

"I'm an Israeli that lived in Nigeria for 5 years working on an agricultural project in Plateau State.

Nigeria is no better or no worse than any other country in the world. Every country has it's advantages and dis-advantages.

The leadership is the biggest Nigerian problem with rife corruption and lack of basic humanity.

The Nigerian people are suffering from a lack of leadership and too much religious dogma.

One of the main problems with Nigerians is that they are too tolerant of their politicians. No strikes or protest marches for justice. They have come to terms with the fact that they have to bribe a government official, customs officer, police officer, immigration officer just to progress in life."

The replies he got from Nigerian's and foreigners......

Source: https://www.quora.com/?digest_story=84391720

SolutionMee:


That's the problem with this country. We love shifting responsibilities and denying accountabilities. We blame our government for almost everything. What role have you played in the betterment of your country? It's people like you that wants Nigeria to be like China but will eventually vote in Buhari next year. Yet, you'll continue blaming the old man for another four years.
Like I said earlier on, our major problem is that we have thinking problem. Not until we start thinking creatively, constructively, innovatively, analytically and logically, we may never get things right.

handsomeyinka:
All countries have there own problems they are dealing with.
Isreal is not better than nigeria,but thanks for letting us know your observations,we will turn the table around very soon.

bigmee:
100% CORRECT. No protest, No strikes, No Occupy Nigeria. We are ALL cowards. If strike is organized, the leaders get bribed and the strike is suspended or ended abruptly. The people suffering also gets tired and fade up easily if protest or strike seems not to yield immediate expected result. You organize strike or street procession today with 30 participants for example, by next day you are on your own or left with only two. Then we are very quick to leave the rest or everything to God and seat back waiting for miracles to fall from heaven. Our Pastors, Prophets and Imams encourages us to pray fervently for God to overthrow our bad leaders for us. Our leaders are happy each time they hear us scream on TVs and Radios that we "leave everything to God", and "God will help us". Those countries that have their bad and corrupt leaders changed through revolutions don't have God. We are also afraid of our lives and what would be the fate of the wealth we have amassed either rightly or wrongly should there be a revolution. WE ARE ALL COWARDS!

SarcasticGenius:
No. Nigeria is so beautiful. Jobs everywhere, electricity everyday, people crossing oceans and trekking across deserts to be in Nigeria, world class health facilities which keeps our president from having to seek medical care abroad, world class schools,herdsmen hospitality etc, etc the list is endless so I'll stop here.
A certain young lady called Leah Sharibu will continue my glowing testimony from where I left off. Benue, Plateau, Southern Kaduna, Nasarawa, Taraba citizens can also chime in with their positive tales about how wonderful it is to be Nigerian. Let us teach this Israeli mofo not to be disrespectful of us and our proud achievements, otherwise we will cut off the billions of dollars in aid and financial assistance that we send to IS-REAL every two weeks.

GoTV:



I am a born again Christian

addictiv:

shataaaap

SolutionMee:


Can we stop blaming Nigerian leaders please... They're first humans before being a leader. Or are they not humans like us? Is it not people like you and I that are busy electing them into power despite knowing clearly how corrupt they can be? Then why blaming them?
In fact, our leaders has no share in the overall problems befalling this nation. What we need is a rethink, mental restructuring and intellectual overhauling. We also have to work on our emotional intelligence and use of feelings and sentimental approach in influencing our overall judgements. I'm beginning to doubt if what is inside Nigerians head is truly a brain or a dead panel. Even if it's a motherboard, I expect it to function more than that. Our major problem is that we keep taking delights in making the wrong decision. I gave up on my country some few years ago.

GoTV:
RETURN JERUSALEM TO PALESTINIANS. WE CHRISTIANS ARE CHEATING MUSLIMS

SarcasticGenius:


I will never stop singing the praises of my beloved progressive country.

blackpanda:


Wailer keep kwayet!!

Osun dis osun dat. Election is only free and fair wen your candidate wins abi. Sour losers!

BTW Israel is in no position to judge Nigeria seeing that Israel itself has been a monument disaster for over 100years. A country this is constantly at war with one of the worst human rights records! Tueh!

SarcasticGenius:
No. Nigeria is so beautiful. Jobs everywhere, electricity everyday, people crossing oceans and trekking across deserts to be in Nigeria, world class health facilities which keeps our president from having to seek medical care abroad, world class schools,herdsmen hospitality etc, etc the list is endless so I'll stop here.
A certain young lady called Leah Sharibu will continue my glowing testimony from where I left off. Benue, Plateau, Southern Kaduna, Nasarawa, Taraba citizens can also chime in with their positive tales about how wonderful it is to be Nigerian. Let us teach this Israeli mofo not to be disrespectful of us and our proud achievements, otherwise we will cut off the billions of dollars in aid and financial assistance that we send to IS-REAL every two weeks.

obi4eze:
He is 100% correct. At least if we could start solving our problems by removing Buhari, things may get better.

God, please have mercy upon us and let this cup of suffering called Buhari not be our portion for another four years.

Timil:
An Israeli man has named Nigeria a terrible country after spending a few years in the country, read his statement below and the replies he got....

"I'm an Israeli that lived in Nigeria for 5 years working on an agricultural project in Plateau State.

Nigeria is no better or no worse than any other country in the world. Every country has it's advantages and dis-advantages.

The leadership is the biggest Nigerian problem with rife corruption and lack of basic humanity.

The Nigerian people are suffering from a lack of leadership and too much religious dogma.

One of the main problems with Nigerians is that they are too tolerant of their politicians. No strikes or protest marches for justice. They have come to terms with the fact that they have to bribe a government official, customs officer, police officer, immigration officer just to progress in life."

The replies he got from Nigerian's and foreigners......

Source: https://www.quora.com/?digest_story=84391720

SolutionMee:

Terrible is an understatement. That Osun election confirmed my negative impression about majority of Nigerians. The masses are the problems of this country. I'm in it. You're in it. Thank God that we all are in it together. Spending a day abroad is way preferable to spending eternity in Nigeria. The youths of this country confirmed my belief and affirmation that there's no hope and future for this country again. Hoping for a better tomorrow is a wishful thought that can't be achieved with confusion, docility and misplaced priority. That must be an utmost deception. Truly, there was a country.