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I think this a waste of time - you can't solve a problem when your are part of the problem.

The reality is that Nigeria is a failed state – Next Evolution:

Phase 1. Mass riots, because people have reached their threshold for tolerance and the burden of abject poverty.
Phase 2. Mass and brutal killings – Tribal wars to be topped by wars between Yorubas & Housas/Fulanis; Igbos &
Housas/Fulanis; and Yorubas & Igbos
Phase 3. emigrations by those lucky enough to do so; and unprecedented Nigerian refugees in neighboring countries,
these refugees would not be welcomed, hence would be subjected to inhumane treatment (Genocide outcomes
in Dafur and Rwanda, would be dwarfed in comparison)
Phase 4. All out civil war – unprecedented misery!
Phase 5. population of Nigerians living in Nigeria cut down to ~80 million
Phase 6. Year 2020 – a new Nigeria is born! With great promise.

As gloomy as this may sound, this’ what history hold for us – there’s really no other path or route. The political elites
have set the stage – make it in politics or forget it! The masses are at their mercy… and they’re ruthless
(they don’t take prisoners!)

In as much that Nigeria is not worth that name. . .NIGERIA, but. . . . . your brain is upside down

@JamesG

Are you on horse sh*t or sumthing?
You for real? What planet are you on?

Please prove me wrong… I would love a more prosperous Nigeria, like most patriots. But the historical facts points in a different direction. We have all it takes to make for a great country, but unfortunately that’s all in the hands of ~2% of the populace – the political elite.

JamesG:

Please prove me wrong… I would love a more prosperous Nigeria, like most patriots. But the historical facts points in a different direction. We have all it takes to make for a great country, but unfortunately that’s all in the hands of ~2% of the populace – the political elite.

I think they are less than _1/2% those guys are not up 500,000 if not 500 only. It is pathetically amazing that the rest 99.5% are helpless and turned against each other most of times

I have included their thugs as well, the reason why the other 98% are hopeless.

There decision cant hold. When have the rep impeached a sitting president since the history of nigeria?