Do we know that letting people become Billionaires through Coup-Plotting and Election-Rigging has helped build a Culture where the End justifies the Means?
Can people be allowed to become Presidents, Governors& Senators through criminal methods without Culture being affected?
Have the Nigerian Elders, Religious Establishment and Elite Social Circles ever turned their backs on people who got political and economic power through Coup-Plotting, Election-Rigging and other methods associated with Violence?
What have we rewarded?
What have we punished?
We are lecturing the young people in their 20s and 30s about Fraud. That's good.
When will we talk to the older people in their 60s, 70s and 80s who openly rig elections, steal billions, destroy their society and STILL have the nerve to demand Respect?
The practices you reward become Culture..
The practices you punish dwindle and get pushed to the fringes..
Who are the most important and respected people in your state and Environment?
Why are they respected?
Answer this question truthfully and it becomes clear..
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It's difficult to see why the people from Niger up to Katsina would vote for a SW Muslim over a Northern Muslim that's generally seen as more competent.
Then you then have to deal with the Christian population from the Middle-Belt down to the South.
If Atiku successfully sells his commitment to Devolution, State Police of some sort and Economic Liberalisation, it's difficult to see how he would lose..
Nigeria's different ethnicities and regions are unlikely to turn away from an opportunity for increased autonomy
A lot of my family and friends have left the country and i can clearly see that they have better lives over there..
People having kids in youth programs of English league teams while Nigerian kids are doing lesson until 5pm like say them fit build rocket
Earning $45k in the US>N24m here
Over the last 20years,
Nigerian Food Inflation? 1000%
American Food Price Inflation? 61%.
If Nigerian Inflation continues like this over the next 20 years,
Nigerians in their 50s would have experienced 1,000,000% Inflation in their lifetimes.