garriAndsugar:
Tinubu supporters will say otherwise, to them Nigeria is in good condition and tinubu is the best thing after Roasted corn.

They can keep deceiving themselves online while facing reality offline

JagabanB:
I love posts that talks about growing the country, but when that post is coming from a political bias, I know the poster is not talking for a better Nigeria but because their candidate lost election.
Obi is not a representation of a successful society talk more of a better Nigeria, he is an opportunist trying to utilize the people's agitation to satisfy his dreams. That's what u should know because u saying "luck didn't smile on Nigeria in 2023".
If u want a successful successful bring on board hands that clearly shows a better society and people will follow u.

JagabanB:

It is same way u Obi's followers are trying to paint Obi, like he represents a great society whereas there is the reality.

Theweekend:
y are obsessed with obi, na only him run election

Theweekend:
u started well but ended not saying any meaningful thing

JagabanB:

Sense doesn't make meaning to Obidents.
It's not new

gidgiddy:
Nigeria cannot get better, no matter who is President

Not even Peter Obi?

JagabanB:
I love posts that talks about growing the country, but when that post is coming from a political bias, I know the poster is not talking for a better Nigeria but because their candidate lost election.
Obi is not a representation of a successful society talk more of a better Nigeria, he is an opportunist trying to utilize the people's agitation to satisfy his dreams. That's what u should know because u saying "luck didn't smile on Nigeria in 2023".
If u want a successful successful bring on board hands that clearly shows a better society and people will follow u.

stevnwigw1:
When Igbo blood handle the critical positions in this country

TopBanter:


You'd have a point if Igbos had made an exemplary and stand-out job of governing the 5 SE States they are in charge of.

Western technocrats are all over the world helping to develop nations not their own because their record at home show their relative superiority in comparison to others.

Suffice to say not many Western nations would be going to Sudan to recruit Nuclear physicists same as nothing at all is on show in the entire Igboland, per leadership, to act as positive advertisement for your comical opinion that Igbos are best placed to lead Nigeria forward.

If anything, the reality that Igbo States are some of the worst administered in Nigeria would suggest the average Igbo leader is mediocre and a failure like Obi, Kalu, Ikpeazu etal.

Real leadership talent finds ways to make something out of nothing in the course of delivering solutions.

If you folks are not misguided megalomaniac and delusional dreamers who never work with reality, then show me just one truly stand-out and transformational Igbo leader, since 1999, that validates that saying.

abobote:
She will never get better

Prigidypogodo:
I'm watching you

Kayceenaz:
I think it is in the best Interest of most politicians today for Nigeria's challenges to persist; for Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to be dependent and semi-partisan, insurgents/bandits to roam, insecurity to be insurmountable, traditional/new media to lack objectivity, oil refineries to remain comatose, serving/retired civil servants to be owed, judiciary to be unjust, education to be funded with crumbs, corruption to creep in as a societal value, and integrity to be unpopular. This tide turning, that is, democratic dividends reaching needy Nigerians suggests shortage or stoppage of illicit gains they enjoy.


Hence, Nigeria cannot get better without first disinfecting our political class. This is achievable either by electorally stumbling on a patriotic Nigerian president that would spearhead a new dawn or Nigerians execute a revolution, preferably a bloodless one. I believe answers to prayers we've so religiously said for years to date would take one of those forms. Since the 2023 general elections proved luck is yet to shine on Nigeria and when is unknown (this may last for fifty or more years), the second possibility is left. But isn't it unconstitutional?


Expectedly, direct and indirect beneficiaries of of our national disorders would gaslight you with legal and moral arguments, hypocritically so, against a political revolution. Beware these are sophistries tailored to keep Nigerians docile, on their knees suffering and praying while politicians feast. Also, resort to brutal force through thugs and some security agents (others await a spark to side the people) for clampdown guarantees them no victory. One percent cannot in confrontation terms defeat ninety-nine percent. Nigeria will get better when Nigerians become exhausted.


©KON

Fortruth:
Nigeria was created by Criminals from the UK…..

They created it by force and named the territory Niger Area aka Nigeria.

They came up with the flag, coat of arms, etc…


Today stupid Niggers in Black Africa are fighting to keep what Oyibo made to enrich Oyibo grandkids…..


Imagine that.

Nigeria was never great so you cant make it “great again”….

TINUBUs and Buhari’s will continue to emerge as Managing Directors of Niger Area Company and report to the owners when they go to London and Paris….

allthingsgood:


It is not political class that is the problem. Its the mentality of the average Nigerian. If you like eliminate all the leaders in political position today, those that will take over from them will be even worse. If people that were born into wealth and privilege can be like this, imagine how people from poor background and no moral compass will be


The only solution is to retrace our steps from the family setting. I will advise govt to ban internet and all forms of social media, just like it is in china and russia. These are tools of influence destroying our youth.

Cutting-edge tech made this tiny country a major exporter of food
The Netherlands has used advances in vertical farming, seed technology and robotics to become a global model

The rallying cry in the Netherlands started two decades ago, as concern mounted about its ability to feed its 17 million people: Produce twice as much food using half as many resources.

The country, which is a bit bigger than Maryland, not only accomplished this feat but also has become the world’s second largest exporter of agricultural products by value behind the United States.

TopBanter:


I agree with the part in bold but not with the solution. What you claim China did then, to help it succeed, cannot be done today.

We are an ethnically diverse nation. More so than most with how our nation host over 400 ethnic groups.

What needs to be done is to put in place rigid and constitutionally backed conditions, structures and governance models that mean every man and woman must give his all, in whatever State or region he/she is domiciled, to use what is available to him/her to secure development and self-sufficiency before blaming a single individual in Aso Rock.

We all saw Niger Governor demanding Niger Delta oil money derivation because of hydro-electrification his State contributes to our national grid.

Yet Niger State, more than three times the size of Holland and with enough arable land to create a crop and livestock agricultural behemoth, is headed by a lazy-thinker who wakes up thinking how he must get more from the federal Government while he has not spared a single thought for how he can use the very obvious and copious asset of Niger State to make her a very rich State.

His uninformed and distracted people, perhaps busy blaming 'Yoruba' Tinubu for all their problems, allow their clearly innovation-challenged governor to get away with such poor leadership that they will be the biggest victims of.

Bear in mind that the Dutch economy earned an estimated 49.6 billion euros from agricultural exports in 2022. 😲😲 Imagine if Niger State is earning a quarter of that?


Read the article below about farming in the Netherlands and you will curse all Nigerian Governors, North and South, and even ordinary Nigerians who come here daily to fight and drag than get busy delivering solutions for themselves and their country.

Overall, it testifies to your summation that the average Nigerian is to blame. We do not hold leaders accountable, letting them say and do as they please, and we do not even read and research enough to see we can get involved in the change also. "One Nigeria" has damaged us irreparably.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/interactive/2022/netherlands-agriculture-technology/





The solution is to deliver regional autonomy to bring back a sense of patriotism in ourselves, our land/region and our targets because Nigeria is now an orphan no one loves and everyone loves kicking in the head when looking for who to blame for their problems never mind their own massive shortcomings and personal flaws/human deficiencies.

As an example, ask a Nigerian youth to get involved in agriculture and he will tell you he cannot get the money, even as he has never done a single research on costing, yet he can put 10 million naira together to 'japa'. Yet look at a Kenyan of Indian origin, below, setting up Tilapia farm in his backyard in Ghana for $1000.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wnmg_zgD59A?si=8jdbZopuBuoo8xBB

Overall, progressive Nigerians must trust the process and stick with Tinubu. He is no magician but his commitment to the 'holy grail' solution to Nigeria's pronlem, I.e every State and region using what they have to develop themselves rather than begging impotently and without dignity, is proven beyond reproach with his work in Lagos that has spawned many research papers studied avidly worldwide till today.

Nigerians should support Tinubu to deliver the enabling environment and we do the rest. He cannot do both. He cannot come to your house to screw your wife when you can't get a 'boner' or miraculously make food cost kobos, especially the imported variety, when we have a nation that fails to rise to the heights she can reach.

For example it is pathetic, given our agricutural endowment, we are yet to attain food sufficiency, at very affordable prices to natural resources ratio, let alone be profitable exporters enough to impact on GDP appreciably as the Netherlands has achieved.

Many nation spend fortunes to negate their agricultural challenges and lack of natural resources we have in abundance, like sunlight and arable land, just to get good crop and livestock yields.

We virtually import everything we needs from the rest of the world, to even include specialist engineering skills to build Lagos Blue line and fourth Mainland, yet we are almost completely incapable of manufacturing anything we can exports despite our vast human and material resources endowment.

Is it not time Nigerians, like the youth ready to spend 15 million to Japa rather than become a rich and productive farmer, look at themselves instead of one man or a few leaders alone? We should learn to demand the favourable condition uncompromisingly and then be ready to take it from there.

ican2020:
With all these supporters of evil here it will extremely difficult to get better

allthingsgood:


we are saying the same thing. But there is nobody to demand anything from. We ourselves are the change we need. As long as we continue to lazy about on social media with useless unprofitable videos, Nigeria will never grow. The west have kept our youth in perpetual mental slavery and hungry for everything western. Someone that will be forming big boy here and refuse to do menial jobs, will japa to go and wash plate and clean poo. Buhari said it correctly, Nigerian youth are very lazy.

On the issue of Niger State, Niger State isnt asking for Niger Delta money. Rather they are asking to be treated equally. Niger Delta has oil, while Niger State has the Dams. So they also want 13% derivation of the revenues from the electricity derived from the Dams. Its the same problem of free money and laziness.