tombola:

The most in coherent, contradictory and meaningless thing I ever read in years.

stalliontp:

Are you kidding me tombola?  Do you have the basic understanding of the english language? Because if you do, i expect from you the exact opposite of what you wrote in response to kobo.

ChinenyeN:

As of now, I believe that Nigeria [Nigerians] ought to do one of four things:
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[li]Divide into provinces, or different regions of sovereignty, and behave like states under alliance.[/li]
[li]Declare Bankruptcy and restructure the country (focus will be mainly on government, politics, and policies)[/li]
[li]If you still have faith in the country, then invest in your local regions. Forget about building Nigeria as a whole. Rather each person should focus on building up his or her own local areas. Then riding through the storm, because nations are long-term investments.[/li]
[li]Dissolve "Nigeria", and let it be absorbed into neighboring countries (the end of "Nigeria"[/li]
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sleek_p:

If he wants to give up on Nigeria, let him go, who give's a flying Bleep?  I mean if not for the generous and hardworking Americans (who they rely on for welfare cheques), most of these people woulda relocted to another ready made country. They move their lazy asses from one country to the other in serch of 419.

Check the reasons they gave in their post, does that not tell us
their brains are less well developed than adult Chimps. Read their post and you come to the conclusion that they feed from other people's attention, or  why is it the same people (Kobojunkie etc) who gave up on Nigeria spends more time on Nigeria's flagship Internet domain? To hell with professional debaters.

P.S
Does Seun pay these professional debaters?

Rofl!

sadboi:

I have read your arguements and wish to make few contributions, Nigeria can never get better if the intellectuals continue to run away from Nigeria. I am an Engr with specialisation in Project Mgt. (Civil). My returning  to Nigeria in August is to set up my consulting company. I have also been in talk with the Dean, Faculty of Law in the University of Abuja in the past two months over my interest to lecture their Engineering students on Best Project Management Practices without any fee ie absolutely free, maybe twice in a month. Furthermore, I have also developed a programme which I intend to lunch in Nigeria sometime next year when I settle down. The idea behind the programme is to organise scholarship exams, supervised by myself and some other yet-to-be-selected upright individuals, for the motherless babies, and the successful candidates will be listed and published at my website. The public will have the opportuinity of financing any of the scholars and the arrangement is such that each scholar/benefactor will have direct financial relationship with their financier. Financiers will have the right to opt out by giving ample notice so that we can make alternative arrangements for the scholar.

Presently, I have one scholar in my programme who lives at Enugu and I have not met her, as my sister conducted the test last year. That is all I can afford for now as UK tax system has not the best for savers. I am in my twenties and one of my greatest dream is to offer scholarship, upto University level, to at least fifty Nigerians before I die. The only reward I will ask of these scholars will be to replicate same to orphans. Imagine if thirty out of these fifty replicate the scholarship to at least five people.

There are much more we can do for this country, Nigeria.

I wish to go off topic a bit,
Yesterday was the worst day of my life. I got reported to my Company Manager yesterday by my Team Manager for visiting Nigerian website, nigeriamasterweb.com, during my break and I was cautioned and instructed never to visit any Nigerian website at work again even when I made it clear to them that it is a newspaper site. How worse can it get when people you work with are sent to spy your daily activities without you knowing it.

Thor:

Only people can make it change, but unfortunately many of the people in Nigeria are long lost to the corruption and general laziness that exists at root level.

Look at all the lazy, good for nothing criminal 419 boys, how many do you see spending their whole days sitting in internet cafes?

When a country has cancer, an aspirin will not cure it, needs radical surgery, but who is going to be the surgeon?

nuzo:

One wonders who the people that matter are.